Crochet fall hot pads

Try these crochet pumpkin patterns to welcome fall as fall decorations, blankets, rugs, hats, bags, or more on this list!

Make a fall crochet hot pad in the shape and style of an acorn - cute and practical using a small amount of cotton dishcloth yarn!

Hello everyone! Continuing the festive Halloween theme I've got going on for October, I'd like to introduce you to another free hot pad (potholder, trivet - whatever you wanna call it) pattern! I'm a sucker for practical decorations and quick projects. As I mentioned a few posts ago, I bought a few skeins of Lion

Pumpkin pie is symbolic with fall and the holidays like Thanksgiving, so why not decorate the kitchen with crochet pumpkin pie potholders all fall long.

Tough Scrubber Pumpkins Crochet Pattern The patterns for these pumpkins are available for free below. Materials & Details Yarn: small amounts of orange and green cotton yarn.Crochet Hoosk: H (5mm), I (5.5mm)Miscellaneous: Yarn needle for weaving in endsMeasurements: Small – 5.75″ across x 5" tall; Large – 6.75″ across x 7" tall Directions - Small

These pumpkin crochet coasters are the perfect quick project to add a pop of fall to your home decor. You won't want to miss this free pattern.

My mom, Judy, has been making this pumpkin pie since she became a newlywed 60 years ago. She found the recipe on the back of a Libby's Pumpkin can, but tweaked it slightly by replacing the cloves for nutmeg. My dad loved it, and she has stuck with the same recipe ever since. Still to this day this pumpkin pie is an absolute staple at our Thanksgiving dinners. Of course, for us, this pie wouldn't be the same without my mom's homemade pie crust (recipe included). SO GOOD! And don't forget…

I love filling my house with lots of fall as soon as possible. The season seems so short. Hanging towels are a great way to bring seasons and holidays into the kitchen. They also make wonderful hostess, family and neighbor gifts. My hanging pumpkin towel and matching wash cloth are created with a fun texture