Autumn crafts to try this season

The days are getting shorter and Halloween is fast approaching. For crafters, or anyone who would like to dive into a new crafting hobby this season, it is time to pick up yarn, needles, hooks and autumnal craft essentials and get creative. Whether you are a seasoned knitter, a crochet fanatic, a talented wreath-maker or looking to get started with a macrame kit, here are a few of our favourite autumn crafts for you to try.

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Crochet your own pumpkin patch

If you are handy with the crochet hook, a simple crochet pumpkin is the perfect addition to your Halloween decor. You can get creative with this project, crafting pumpkins in different sizes, patterns and colours to build your very own cosy autumn pumpkin patch.

A classic beanie hat

Everyone needs a warm woollen beanie hat this season, and where better place to start than at the knitting loom? Loom knitting is a speedy and simple technique that anyone can learn in time for autumn, even a beginner. Pick autumnal colours and quality, snuggly yarn to complete your craft.

Autumnal macrame ideas

Macrame has become increasingly popular, so consider trying out this on-trend crafting technique. A macrame kit is a great place to start for cosy autumnal wall hangings, a seasonal table runner, or even preparing for Christmas with cute tree decorations. Kits such as Wool Couture macrame kits offer a range of ideas for both beginners and experts.

Seasonal wreaths

Give your front door a festive feel as we approach the holiday season with an autumnal wreath. Craft yours using seasonal foliage woven and glued to your wreath’s frame; alternatively, get creative with crochet for a plush textile option. You could even attempt a sustainable option using paper, card and a cutting technique for a simple and decorative wreath option.

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Autumn embroidery art

Snuggle up on the sofa with an embroidery hoop and create some autumnal embroidered art this season. Toadstools, pumpkins, autumn leaves and other cute motifs work best for the season and can last for years to come.

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