Article: Stitching Through the Seasons: Fall and Christmas Craft Kits

Stitching Through the Seasons: Fall and Christmas Craft Kits
Fall and Christmas Craft Kits
There’s something about this time of year that makes me want to slow down, grab a cup of tea, and pull out a project. The air turns a little chilly, leaves begin to fall, and that warm scent of apple cinnamon seems to drift everywhere. That stretch between September and December is my absolute favourite! It’s Thanksgiving gatherings, golden leaves, Halloween nights, chilly evenings, twinkle lights, and Christmas decorations all rolled into one.
With cozy season right at our doorstep, it’s the perfect time to start crafting for fall and Christmas. Need a new table runner for Thanksgiving? You can make that! Want to whip up a set of Christmas ornaments or a holiday garland? You can make those too. Now, if the thought of starting a project feels overwhelming, or if you think you have “two left craft feet”, then send a kit to a friend and put them to work.
Christmas Card Making Kits!
Advent Calendar: Count down to Christmas in the most creative way with this card making kit featuring assorted greeting cards. Inside your Advent Calendar, you will find 24 individually wrapped card kits with pre-cut and prepped pieces. envelopes, and easy-to-follow instructions.
Holiday Card Kit (12 Cards): This DIY Christmas card making kit comes with everything you need to make 12 festive, handmade cards. Inside this kit, you'll find everything you need to assemble your cards.
Christmas, Festive and Christmas Cheer Card Kits: There are 3 individual Christmas card kits to choose from. Each kit comes with 4 cards with envelopes and written instructions. As always, all of the pieces come cut and prepped for assembly.
Fall & Christmas Sewing Projects!
Quilted Table Runner: Dress up your table with a handmade table runner. Perfect for family dinners, snack spreads or even showing off your pumpkin pie making skills. With fall prints and Christmas fabrics, you’ll have the perfect excuse to swap them out as the seasons roll in!
Hot Pad/Trivet: Keep your holiday table protected with a handmade hot pad that’s just as cute as it is practical. With a couple of festive fabric prints to choose from, these little trivets are the perfect accessory for all of your cozy meals and holiday feasts!
Quilted Coaster Set: Sip in style with quilted coasters that are made to keep your table safe from mugs, cider glasses, and fancy holiday cocktails. With fall fabrics and festive Christmas prints to choose from, you'll be ready to celebrate each season.
Teapot Cozy: There is nothing better than settling under a blanket with a warm cup of tea. While you sip, keep your teapot warm with a festive teapot warmer. (Psst: there are a couple of festive fabrics that match with the Hot Pad/Trivet if you want to make a matching set)
Christmas Tree (Set of 2): Forget the pine needles, these Christmas trees bring all the holiday charm without the cleanup. Pick your favourite festive fabrics and let these handmade trees brighten up your mantel, table, or any cozy corner.
Pin Cushion Set: Tame that wild pile of pins with a handmade pin cushion. With festive fabrics to choose from, it’s the perfect little sidekick to keep your sewing table merry and organized!
Fall & Christmas Crochet Projects!
Christmas Tree Ornaments: Get your Christmas tree ready for some handmade fun! Stitch up a few and hang them on your Christmas tree or, attach them to a gift bag for an added festive touch.
Fall Wool Scarf: This cozy collection of autumn coloured yarn is practically begging to become your new favourite scarf. It’s the kind of accessory you’ll be thankful for when the chill sets in (a.k.a. every day from October to March).
Cozy Lap Blanket: Autumn nights call for cozy blankets and this one is guaranteed to be the one everyone fights over during movie night. Wrap yourself up in cozy warmth, from a blanket that you made, during the chilly "ber" months.
Christmas Tree Garland: Bring a little merry and bright to your holiday decor. Drape it across your mantel, doorway, or your Christmas tree for that festive handmade touch. A great project to work on if you are stuck inside on a rainy/snowy day.
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