Make these sweet little candy corns for halloween! I’ve never been a huge fan of the taste, but these guys make up for it in adorableness.

This cat toy pattern features the waistcoat stitch, perfect for creating a dense fabric that will stand up to all but the most determined cats. Waistcoat StitchIn this pattern, I use a waistcoat stitch instead of a single crochet to make the Pie Filling and Pie Base, but for ease of readability, I am leaving the abbreviations as sc throughout. Materials & ToolsSize F Crochet HookEmbroidery NeedlePinsScissorsTwo colors of DK Weight yarnStuffing material

Step-by-step instructions on how to make a fun jellyfish toy for cats! This video does contain all of the pattern steps, but if you want them in written form with photos, you can support the Cauldron by purchasing a copy from our Etsy shop! Note about the Waistcoat Stitch: I use it to make a very dense fabric, but I also have a very loose gauge! This pattern will turn out very similarly if you single crochet instead of waistcoat, especially because I find waistcoat to be quite hard on the wrists after a while. Please take care of your hands! Materials Used: Peaches & Creme Seabreeze Peaches & Creme…

This is one of my favorite quick patterns to include in a gift! They work up in under 10 minutes and you can get four or five out of a single ball of Yarn Bee Srub-ology yarn. The color variety is awesome and I love having fun sponges to use every day.