7 Indoor Firewood Storage Solutions

Do you have some sort of heat source in your home that requires firewood to stoke the fire? We sure do, and I am so grateful for that fact. If you are like me and have this type of heating system in your home, then you know what I mean when I mention the term “firewood”. While it’s a must for stoking the fire each time, it can be a little troublesome to find a way to keep a stash of wood in your home, while maintaining your home’s decorative appeal. Firewood storage is convenient and with these tutorials, they can also be decorative. This post has 7 ideas for decorative storage solutions for your firewood.

1- Vertical Shelf from Apartment Therapy

2- Copper Plated Tub from Problem Solvers

3- DIY Firewood Holder from The Owner Builder Network

4- Round Firewood Storage from Mod Frugal

5- Wooden Crates from Nordigarden

6- Firewood Urns from Simple Details

7- Indoor Firewood Rack from Log Cabin Directory

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I wanted to share some winter hat knitting patterns that weren’t too Christmas themed that you’d have to stop wearing them after the holiday rolls around. This way if you want to knit them as gifts you don’t have to worry that they won’t be useful for another year.

The Holly Jolly Hat from Rosie Posie Knit Co on Etsy gives you lots of options, with four different sizes for babies through adults and two different options for the main colorwork — reindeer or coffee/hot chocolate mugs. The pattern also includes trees and snowflakes. They’re made with worsted weight yarn in four colors.

The Holiday Doodle Hat by Jamie Lomax (found on Ravelry) is similar in style but with different kinds of motifs worked in DK weight yarn. The pattern includes five pages of colorwork motifs so you can mix and match colors and designs to make totally unique hats. It’s sized for toddlers, bigger kids and adults, and you could also use the motifs to make a loop scarf or cowl if you wanted.

This is an old pattern but a classic re-creation of the moose hat Kevin McCallister wears in the movie Home Alone from designer VRock Knits. The pattern uses DK weight yarn in two colors and is made to fit a smallish adult head. The colorwork is presented in a chart.

Technically this one reads Christmas, since it is a Christmas pudding hat, but I couldn’t resist sharing it because it makes me smile. It’s from Etsy seller Arty Crafty Alice and is sized for little ones from preemie up to around age 3.

The chunky reindeer on these hats from Patternery are easy and quick to stitch up. Worked in super bulky yarn, you have the option of making this a roll-brimmed hat or knitting ribbing, and you can make it snow across the top of the hat if you want.

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