Patch - Homemade Harvest Cookbook: Welcome Fall with Warm & Inviting Recipes, Harvest Crafts, Heartfelt Memories and a Bushel of Ideas to Cozy Up Your Harvest Home

Picture-Perfect Pumpkins pumpkin pumpkin carving tools digital photo acetate sheet computer printer hammer and large nail tacks or small nails battery-operated candle Remove top and hollow out pumpkin, then set aside. Print a digital photo onto an acetate sheet (available at office supply stores) and measure photo. Cut an opening on the front of pumpkin thats slightly smaller than photo. Use a hammer and large nail to punch decorative holes into the pumpkin. Secure the photo to the pumpkin from the inside with tacks or small nails. Knitted Coffee Cozy size 10-1/2 (7mm) straight knitting needles chunky wool yarn in 1 or 2 colors wool needle hot-glue gun and glue stick vintage earring, button or felted flower For a one-color cozy, loosely cast on 22 stitches and knit 3 rows. Knitted Coffee Cozy size 10-1/2 (7mm) straight knitting needles chunky wool yarn in 1 or 2 colors wool needle hot-glue gun and glue stick vintage earring, button or felted flower For a one-color cozy, loosely cast on 22 stitches and knit 3 rows.

Purl one row and knit one row; repeat 2 more times for a total of 6 rows in stocking stitch. Knit 3 rows and bind off tightly, leaving a long end. Use a wool needle to sew seam. For a 2-color cozy, loosely cast on 22 stitches in main color. Knit 3 rows then change to secondary color. Purl one row and knit one row; repeat 2 more times for a total of 6 rows in stocking stitch.

Change to main color and knit 3 rows; bind off tightly, leaving a long end. Use a wool needle to sew seam. Use a hot-glue gun to attach a vintage earring or stitch on a button or a felted flower. Harvest Table Runner 1 to 2 yds. burlap fabric scraps scissors straight pins double-sided fusible webbing iron and ironing board Place burlap on table, cutting so it covers the middle third of the table. If desired, fray the edges by gently pulling away 1/2 inch of burlap, one strand at a time.

Pin fabric scraps to fusible webbing and cut into pumpkin or leaf shapes, or letters to create a monogram. Arrange shapes on the burlap, fusible webbing-side down. Carefully remove the pins, keeping the fabric and webbing together. Following the fusible webbing manufacturers instructions, use a warm iron to adhere the webbing to the pieces of burlap. Silly Scarecrone hollow foam pumpkin pumpkin carving tools 4-foot 1"x2" wooden stake 6-foot 2"x4" wooden stake saw drill one wood screw old full slip, dress, apron and hat hay staple gun mallet Carve a face out of the foam pumpkin using pumpkin carving tools; set aside. So that dress will fit, trim the vertical piece a few inches shorter than span of the sleeves.

Create a cross, laying the shorter stake horizontally across longer one, and 6 inches from the top. Drill a hole through the center of cross; insert wood screw to secure stakes together. Place slip and dress over vertical stake, slide horizontal stake through sleeves. Stuff slip and sleeves with hay, leaving about 6 inches of space at bottom of the slip. Gather slip tightly around stake; staple to secure. Use the mallet to secure the stake in the ground.

Fill foam pumpkin head with hay and place on scarecrone. Tie on apron and add a hat. Boo-tiful Candy Wrapper Pail paintbrush dcoupage medium tin bucket candy wrappers Use a paintbrush to apply dcoupage medium to outside of the bucket. While still wet, arrange candy wrappers on surface of bucket. Reapply dcoupage medium to the surface and let dry. Pumpkin Votives mini pumpkins candle wicks with clips shredded candle wax saucepan Hollow out mini pumpkins and make a small cut in the bottom of each pumpkin.

Push clip end of the wick into skin of the pumpkin so wick stands up straight. In a medium saucepan, melt wax over low heat until its clear. Slowly pour wax into each pumpkin, keeping the wick upright. When wax has completely cooled, trim the wicks. Blooming Mum Pin fabric scraps liquid starch button scissors needle and thread jewelry pin or safety pin Following manufacturers instructions, heavily starch fabric scraps with liquid starch. Using the pattern below as a guide, copy the pattern in 4 different sizes onto a sheet of paper.

Cut out at least 2 pieces of fabric in each size. Stack and arrange fabric into a flower shape, fanning out the different sizes. Place a button in the center of the top fabric and sew through the layers. Stitch a jewelry pin or safety pin on the back.