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Coffee & Tea Candles

May 20, 2008 by SandraW

coffee cup candleI have overindulged in coffee so my sleep cycle is quite mixed up but I still have coffee on the brain. If you’re into coffee too, here’s a nice coffee scented candle in a mug shape surrounded by coffee beans.

If tea is your thing, tea cup candles are all over the place. They would also be an easy fun gift to make.

teacup candleI often see gorgeous antique tea cups at thrift stores that are beautiful for displaying candles.

Here’s an example of a cheerful teacup candle called Ambrosia from Tracy Porter. It would definitely add some color and cheer to your home.

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Free Crochet Pattern – Halloween Skull Sweater

If you’re after a sweater that makes a statement, the Red Heart Skull Sweater pattern delivers just the right mix of cozy and edgy. This isn’t your average knit—those bold skull motifs stitched right into the fabric turn a simple pullover into something with personality.

What I Loved

  • Clear instructions: The pattern is laid out in a step-by-step format that feels approachable, even if you’re newer to colorwork.

  • On-trend design: The skulls are playful without being cartoonish, making this sweater work for teens, young adults, or anyone with a quirky style streak.

  • Yarn choice: Red Heart yarn holds up beautifully in sweaters—it’s durable, machine-washable, and budget-friendly. Perfect if you want something practical that still looks striking.

What to Watch Out For

  • Colorwork challenge: If you’ve never worked with multiple strands or managed floats before, expect a little learning curve. I recommend practicing on a swatch before diving into the sweater body.

  • Fit: Like many free patterns, sizing runs a bit generous. Be sure to check your gauge carefully so your skulls don’t end up stretched or squished.

  • Yarn weight: Because it’s worked in worsted weight, the sweater is warm—maybe too warm for some climates. Great for autumn or winter layering though.

Overall Thoughts
The Red Heart Skull Sweater is one of those patterns that makes people stop and say, “Where did you get that?” It’s bold, fun, and gives you a chance to show off your knitting skills. I’d recommend it to confident beginners ready to try intarsia or stranded knitting, as well as seasoned knitters looking for a project with personality.

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