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Hey y'all, check out my free spooky striped scarf pattern! I was definitely inspired by some of my favorite Burton films, Beetlejuice, Corpse Bride, and Nightmare Before Christmas. If you want to make yourself one of these cozy scarves, then head over to my site, link in bio, and I'll take you through an indepth tutorial. What's your favorite Burton film?

Hey yall, even the bathroom could use some spooking up this time of year. What better way to do that then to have some pumpkin shaped face scrubbies in a jar? These are super easy to whip up and fit perfectly in your hand. I use them on my face every night and then toss them in the wash so I can use them over and over again. These also make a great gift for someone special. (I also tell you how to make a bigger one for the kitchen sink using the same pattern) So head on over to my link in bio, to get the free pattern and join me for the 13 days of Halloween!

Day 2 of the 13 Day's Of Halloween! I've got a sweet treat today in the form of a crochet apple. So you should probably be on the look out for a trick... But not today so you can relax and make this scrumptious looking apple... For now. This pattern is beginner friendly and free!

It's October 1st!!! The first pattern is up and ready for you to make. Time to make a cup of tea (of coffee), throw on Nightmare Before Christmas, and whip up some awesome crochet eyeballs!

I've got some spooky patterns cooking up in my yarn bowl cauldron! Make sure you're around the whole month of October, if you want lots of spooky crochet patterns. Join me for the 13 Day's Of Halloween on MagicOwlStudios.com and follow me here so you can keep up with me and see what's going on behind the scenes.

Who's ready for October? I've got lots of Halloween patterns planned for the 13 days of Halloween over on my site! It all starts on October 1st on MagicOwlStudios.com so make sure you follow me to get all the spooky patterns 🖤🎃🔮

Just got some happy yarn mail from Lion Brand! Had to grab the DIY Glow yarn while it was on sale and in-stock lol. I wish the skeins were bigger.. they is tiny at 71 yards, but I haven't found a better dk - worsted weight yarn that can glow..

I've been showing these eyeball coasters in the background of photos (mostly stories) for a bit now, did you catch them?

Lot's of people show there creativity space when it's nice and neat, myself included. I've been amazingly happy with how gothic and spooky I've been making it over the last couple months and I assure you that it's probably staying like this with some minor changes year round. But I'm a pretty messy person when I create so I thought I would share a candid photo of what it looks like after working for over a week without cleaning up.... but this photo also inspired me to take the time to clean it up so I can start fresh. Swipe to see what it looks like after a half hour of cleaning up... and lighting my candles of course.

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Hey y'all, check out my free spooky striped scarf pattern! I was definitely inspired by some of my favorite Burton films, Beetlejuice, Corpse Bride, and Nightmare Before Christmas. If you want to make yourself one of these cozy scarves, then head over to my site, link in bio, and I'll take you through an indepth tutorial. What's your favorite Burton film?

Hey yall, even the bathroom could use some spooking up this time of year. What better way to do that then to have some pumpkin shaped face scrubbies in a jar? These are super easy to whip up and fit perfectly in your hand. I use them on my face every night and then toss them in the wash so I can use them over and over again. These also make a great gift for someone special. (I also tell you how to make a bigger one for the kitchen sink using the same pattern) So head on over to my link in bio, to get the free pattern and join me for the 13 days of Halloween!

Day 2 of the 13 Day's Of Halloween! I've got a sweet treat today in the form of a crochet apple. So you should probably be on the look out for a trick... But not today so you can relax and make this scrumptious looking apple... For now. This pattern is beginner friendly and free!

It's October 1st!!! The first pattern is up and ready for you to make. Time to make a cup of tea (of coffee), throw on Nightmare Before Christmas, and whip up some awesome crochet eyeballs!

I've got some spooky patterns cooking up in my yarn bowl cauldron! Make sure you're around the whole month of October, if you want lots of spooky crochet patterns. Join me for the 13 Day's Of Halloween on MagicOwlStudios.com and follow me here so you can keep up with me and see what's going on behind the scenes.

Who's ready for October? I've got lots of Halloween patterns planned for the 13 days of Halloween over on my site! It all starts on October 1st on MagicOwlStudios.com so make sure you follow me to get all the spooky patterns 🖤🎃🔮