25+ Autumn Sewing Patterns and Projects to Stay Cozy at Home

This braided fleece blanket is a perfect project for non-sewers because you braid the fabric instead of sewing it!

Protect your fingers from hot mugs and cups with this coffee sleeve with a free template.

Bring nature indoors with these gorgeous upcycled sweater birds. Add them to a wreath, put them in a basket, or just let them hang out on a shelf.

Download the free leaf template and sew an autumn cushion cover from felted wool sweaters.

Harry Potter fans will love the soothing effect of this weighted blanket.

Cut up an old sweater and attach it to espadrille soles. Voilà, the comfiest sweater boots to wear around the house!

Get super comfortable on the couch with this fabulous DIY floor pouf, which you can sew with a free pattern!

Use the Evening Primrose pattern to sew the warmest fleece pajama pants you've ever worn! Guaranteed to keep you cozy!

Refashion old felted sweaters and sew this cute and warm upcycled felted wool scarflette.

Another great upcycled project, this time using different shades of blue jeans for a pretty fall leaf throw pillow.

The Sea Snuggler mermaid tail blanket sewing pattern is a fun way to cozy up and stay warm at home... with a little imagination!

This is no ordinary blanket -- when you're done using it, fold and tuck it up on itself to form a big, comfy throw pillow!

Nothing says autumn like apples! These quilted, apple-shaped coasters are adorable and a great way to use up scraps.

Sew a pillow bed from an old sheet. Throw it on the floor, stack the pillows as you prefer, and relax with a warm blanket and a book!

This pillow's beautiful blue ombre effect is created with dip-dye, an easy technique.

Here's some wool used in a different way. Cut up machine felted sweaters (or use craft felt) into banner shapes and sew them together for a fun and festive bunting banner! Great for DIY parties!

How much warmer and snugglier could you get than this DIY sherpa and flannel blanket?

Turn an old poncho into a blanket (or just use a wool blanket you already have) and embroider a massive sunflower on it with chunky yarn.

No more worries about getting into a cold bed at night with these extra soft flannel pillowcases! These are really easy to sew and have cute decorative flaps on the ends.

Patch together your fuzzy fabric scraps with these cute flannel coasters.

Another type of coaster to put under your steaming cup of tea, these are made from craft felt and use reverse applique to show off the inside color.

Cut up your old T-shirts to make this ombre patchwork style infinity scarf.

How gorgeous are these crossover slippers made from felted wool sweaters? The pattern is for youth, women and men.

Learn to make fabric flowers that will make up an autumn wreath

These refashioned pants are perfect for kids to lounge around on a chilly fall Saturday morning. They're made from the sleeves of an adult sweatshirt.