Sweater weather isn't just a time of year, it's a state of mind. If you don't quite have all your warm and snuggly essentials on lockdown, you can knit, craft, and weave your way to hygge perfection with these simple and seasonal projects.
DIY Snuggly Sweater Cookies: These impeccably iced gingerbreads are a sweet way to start the season of chilly weather and thick socks.
(via Brit + Co)
DIY Sweater Pillow: With this DIY, you don't have to worry about parting ways from your fave knits.
(via A Beautiful Mess)
DIY Cactus Elbow Patches: Salvage all your well-worn essentials, or just bring a little bling to your current wardrobe, with these handmade patches.
(via Brit + Co)
DIY Beaded Mittens: You can basically call yourself the kween of sweater weather when you're wearing these #extra mittens.
(via The House That Lars Built)
DIY Chai Tea Candle: This looks good enough to drink and smells good enough to leave out until it's time for the Christmas candles.
(via Brit + Co)
DIY Crochet Pizza Sweater: We will always love our pizza. So much so, in fact, that wearing a pizza sweater through the holiday season seems completely appropriate.
(via Studio DIY)
DIY Pom Pom Wreath: Might as well make everything in your home soft to the touch with this fluffy, colorful project.
(via Brit + Co)
DIY Felt Coffee Sleeve: Reduce, re-use, recycle! Skip the paper version this fall and bring your felted sleeve with you instead.
(via Pop Shop America)
DIY Knit Pom-Pom Scarf: You know that scarf you tried to knit last year? It's time to bring it into 2018 and beyond with these totally appropriate pom-poms. They'll hug your face and accentuate your fall lewk in all the right ways.
(via Sugar & Cloth)
DIY Anthro Pom Sweater : What do you do when the color is perfect but the overall style is a little weak? Add pom-poms, of course! (via Brit + Co)
DIY Sweater Leggings: Move over, onesies. You've been replaced with converted sweater leggings.
(via Brit + Co)
How are you embracing chillier weather? Tag us on Instagram + use the hashtag #iamcreative!
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