Top 100 Fun Owl Crafts For Kids and Kids At Heart

Owls are such majestic and intelligent looking creatures; they are the symbol of magic and ancient knowledge.

For this weeks Top 10 In Craft, It’s all about cute and hootastic owl crafts for the young and young at heart.

They also make for adorable craft ideas. There are all sorts of crafts in here, from a beautiful crocheted bag for your crafting supplies to a cute hat for a little one.

What do you think of the quote for this week? I found it inspiring 🙂

But before all that, a small report on my crafting pursuits…

On My Needles

I have managed to do the gussets and heel turns on my socks this week and I was surprised at how easy it was! The foot is next and that is simply knitting in the round. Easy peasy 🙂 (Although the knitting isn’t finished yet, so I may be speaking too soon.)

I am now dreaming of socks with different stitch patterns and wondering if knitting on Double pointed needles is worth trying too?

Please let me know in the comments what knitting needles you prefer for socks. I’d love to hear your thoughts.

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This Week’s Top 10 in Craft – Owl Crafts

Whoot Woo! A Knitted Sweater

For those of you who love to include animals in your sweaters, this pattern is lovely.

Kate Davies knitted sweater is relatively easy, so if you are new to sweater knitting, this will make a good choice.

Keep Warm In The Cooler Weather

Having a warm bed to climb into in the colder weather is always pleasurable.

Or just sitting on the couch with the heating pad on your tummy.

Follow Annette’s sewing tutorial on Tips from a Typical Mom Blog.

Toddler Crocheted Hat

Such a sweet design for a toddler hat. Follow Lauren’s free toddler crochet hat pattern on Daisy Cottage Designs.

Teapot Cozy For Bird Lovers

I’d love to knit this design!

Years ago we had an owl living in our garden for a few weeks.

It was such a delight to see it perched on the branch sleeping through the day.

There is also something special about drinking tea from a real teapot 🙂

Never Too Early For Crafting Christmas Decorations

Animal themed Christmas decorations make a lovely addition to your Christmas tree.

They’d also make lovely gifts for friends and family.

Follow Jessica’s sewing tutorial on her blog Juicy Bits

An Adorable Tote Bag For Your Knitting/Crochet

I’ve been trying to fit in some ‘sneaky moment’ knitting lately.

I have been carrying my knitting in my handbag but would love to make a this tote to use instead.

Cute Little Crafts designed this crochet pattern.

Dishcloth for Intermediate Knitters

This knitting pattern uses a chart and includes color work but the stitches required are knit and purl.

Follow the free downloadable pattern from Yarnspirations.

The yarn used is Lily Sugar n Cream which is 100% cotton.

Knitted Baby Hat Pattern

Cassie from Little Red Window’s knitted hats are lovely.

She offers a range of animal-themed hats, and this one caught my eye.

Follow the free knitting pattern on her site or download an easy to read 2-page version from her Etsy Shop.

Easy Crochet Owl Tutorial

If you are keen to make someone a handmade gift, these critters will undoubtedly bring a smile to their face.

Follow Jacquie’s crochet tutorial on Bunny Mummy.

Embroidery Hoop Design For Nature Lovers

Using fall inspired materials, create this lovely embroidery hoop.

Sarah from Repeat Crafter Me has an easy to follow tutorial to make your own.

Editor’s note: Our readers have said, in their free time, they love going back over previous editions of our roundups. – So we’ve kept the crafty goodness below from this time last year.