Changing Season

What Changing Seasons Mean to a Crocheter

Colder weather means one wonderful thing: more warm items to crochet!I already have an entire collection of handmade hats ready to go. Now, my ultimate dilemma is figuring out what to do with all of them! I might wear a few, try to sell some, or look into donating them to a local shelter this February. Honestly, all of those options sound amazing.When the temperature drops, the weather practically begs for cozy scarves and mittens. This transition period is exactly when the crafting community rediscovers brilliant trends like pocket scarves and fingerless mittens. Then, there are specialized winter caps designed to give extra protection to your ears, followed by heavy-duty balaclavas and hoodies.There are truly so many ideas out there!

 

The Ultimate Winter Crafter's Struggle

 

Every single crocheter I know complains about the exact same thing: so many ideas, so little time.I can completely relate to that overwhelming feeling. In the dead of winter, when the freezing weather makes me want to hibernate in the warmth of my home, my crochet hooks are the only things keeping me busy.To me, that is the true meaning of the changing seasons. When the leaves outside begin their spectacular, colorful show-off, I happily head indoors to cuddle up with my favorite colorful yarn.