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Crafty Ways to Keep Warm

 
 Needlecrafts
 
 
From Sarah White, your About Needlecrafts Editor
 
 
Where I live we’re about to have our first major “cold front” of the almost-fall, meaning high temperatures over the course of two days are going to drop about 20 degrees. It also means it’s high time to start on those projects that will keep us warm through the cool fall and winter months. Here are some ideas to get your needles going. Happy crafting!
 
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Top-Down Bulky Knit Hat
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Sew a Fleece Facewarmer
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