If you love amigurumi, you might already know Mr. Tendrils and Carlos. Mr. Tendrils is a pumpkin with arms, legs, and a lovely smile, and Carlos is a corn on the cob with a sombrero and a removable husk. Both are fun to make, and they’re especially fitting for fall. 🍂 We’ve seen quite a few of these little guys made by our customers, and we love looking at their photos in our Etsy reviews and in Instagram posts. ❤️
You know that feeling when you are 90% done with a crochet project… and then comes the sewing. Ugh! 😄 Most crochet pumpkins are made in a way that, after finishing and stuffing the pumpkin, you have to use yarn to pull it together and create the segments. The yarn is wrapped around the outside of the stuffed pumpkin to give it its segmented shape. In this post, we want to show you two of our crochet pumpkin patterns that are different.
Is it too early to think about fall decorations? Maybe not – at least not for Ursula, as she loves fall! As life slows down, the heatwaves are finally over, the trees start showing all those magnificent autumn colors, and the evenings are perfect for a cup of cocoa, a good movie, and a crochet or knitting project. So over the next few weeks, we’ll share some fall project ideas that you can try!
