The holidays are officially wrapped, the house is (mostly) quiet again, and I’m finally easing back into making things just because I love it. Post-holiday projects hit a little different — slower, cozier, and way more intentional. Right now I’m pulling out works-in-progress that got paused during the chaos, playing with textures, and letting creativity lead instead of a deadline. Whether you’re: • finishing something that’s been sitting half-done • starting a fresh project with no plan • reorganizing your craft space • or just soaking in a quiet handmade moment I’d love to see it 💛 👇 Drop a photo or tell us what you’re working on this Sunday, or share what kind of project you’re excited to start now that the holidays are behind us. Let’s make this space feel like a cozy handmade living room again ✨🧶🏡 I’ll start…

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Friends, can we have an honest moment? The holidays came in hot — full calendars, extra responsibilities, family time, and all the things that make this season beautiful and exhausting. If Farm Frills has felt a little quieter than usual, that’s why. Not because it doesn’t matter… but because real life needed some tending first. 💛 And here’s the thing: you’re not alone in that. So instead of pretending we all kept up perfectly, let’s talk about it. Discussion prompt:👉 What’s one thing you had to set aside during the busy season — and what helped you finally pick it back up (or what’s holding you back)? This can be creative, personal, home-related, or just a habit you miss. No pressure, no perfection — just conversation, connection, and a fresh start together. Drop your thoughts below. Farm Frills isn’t about constant output… it’s about showing up when we can.

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If you’re looking for a quick, sweet, no-stress holiday make… I’ve got you covered!I just added my 15-Minute Angel Ornament Crochet Pattern, and it’s the perfect little project for gifting, decorating, or adding to your tree for a handmade touch. 💛 These angels work up fast, use very little yarn, and are beginner-friendly — great for last-minute gifting or batch-making. 🧶 Inside the Pattern: - Clear step-by-step instructions - Simple stitches - Only a tiny bit of yarn required - Perfect for ornaments, garlands, gift toppers, or keepsakes If you make one (or twenty 😄), please come back and share your photos — I love seeing everyone’s color choices and creative touches. Happy stitching, friends! Let your little angels take flight. 👼✨