It snowed yesterday, which I wanted to happen just for this post. I'm not kidding, I actually wrote "make it snow!" on my blog to-do list.
I am modeling a few different chilly weather outfits, and I will also be posting the links so that you can all buy these pieces of clothing too! If it's not cold where you live, feel free to disregard the majority of this post!

Outfit details (top to bottom): hat / mustard yellow cropped sweater / pants / booties / scarf / striped shirt / coat / leggings / scarf / socks / (for some of these pieces I couldn't find so, I found something very close to it)

I hope you stay warm this winter and I will see you next week!

xoxo, Aubs

comfy x cozy

hello beauties! I originally planned on posting this yesterday but the day got away from me and I completely lost track of time. At least, I have this for you today, but first I have an announcement; I finally named my fall series. Drum roll please! The name of this series is... AUTUMN BLISS. How cute and amazing is that? I love it okay?

Anyways, time to get on with this post, about arm knitting. I recently just discovered arm knitting when a couple of friends told me about it, I went out and bought a bunch of yard and looked up numerous "how to videos" on YouTube. I spend 3 hours trying to figure out what I was doing; it has been about 6 years since I have knitted anything so I was a little bit rusty. I was so frustrated, that I had a slight temper tantrum and gave up for a while, eventually I got the hang of it. Now I have knitted two scarves and am about to start my third, I am beyond excited to show you these scarves and to attach some videos of how to make you own arm knitted scarf!

for this project you will need:

2 scenes of yarn (super bulky, #6) 

patience

tips:

take your time 

watch the video a couple of time before starting 

if you need help, ask someone in your house. another set of eyes can really help

now for the videos

I used one from Michaels 

and another from a girl who does a ton of knitting tutorials. 

now get knitting and good luck! send me photos of anything you make, I'd love to see your scarves! 

xoxo, Aubrey