As the air turns crisp and the days grow shorter, this month we’re slowing down and stitching with gratitude. 🍂🧶 November’s theme, “Grateful Hands & Handmade Hearts,” is all about celebrating the simple joy of making — and the warmth that comes from creating with love, care, and community. 💕 Throughout the month, we’ll be sharing: ✨ Cozy fall patterns & handmade gift ideas 🪡 Tips for thoughtful, stress-free making 💌 Gratitude prompts & reflection threads 🎁 Small projects that spread big love Make sure you check out each of the categories, so you don't miss anything! Posts will be spread throughout the community! This is the perfect season to craft from the heart and connect with others doing the same. Whether you’re crocheting, quilting, painting, or gluing bits of fall magic together — you belong here. 🌻 💬 Tell us below: What are you grateful for being able to create (or learn) this month? Let’s fill Farm Frills with gratitude, creativity, and cozy handmade joy. 🫶

Let's bring gratitude, kindness and connection to the forefront this month, starting off with a broad topic: 🙏What’s something you’re thankful for — inside or outside your craft world? Long-winded responses are most welcome...sometimes we remember to be grateful for things others remembered to list.

As the holidays start to peek around the corner, I always find myself daydreaming about handmade gifts — cozy crochet projects that carry a little extra love stitched in. ✨🎁 It got me thinking about the things I’ve made in the past… the scarves, blankets, and little treasures that were given, loved, and (hopefully!) still being used somewhere out there. 🧶💛 And I’ll admit — a few of those projects are calling my name again this year. Maybe it’s time to bring some of them back for round two — either for new people who never got one, or maybe even remake a favorite piece for someone who’d love a fresh version. There’s something comforting about revisiting an old pattern — like catching up with an old friend. You already know the rhythm, but you can still add a few new twists or colors. 🌸 💬 How about you, Farm Frillers? Do you ever repeat your favorite handmade gifts for different people — or do you always start fresh each season? Let’s share our tried-and-true gift ideas and the projects we just can’t resist making again. 🧵☕