• Bedside Craft Projects for Sick Kids ~ A great list of things to help keep your child's mind busy.
• Coloring Pages ~ This link will take you to some fall coloring pages, but there are plenty more to be found!  This is the perfect activity to keep your children still and busy.
• Hot Water Bottle Cover ~ Knitters, here is a project to make your hot water bottle cute and comfortable.
• Tissue Box Cover ~ Pattern for both square and rectangular sizes.
• Paper Chains & Paper Lanterns ~ Brighten up your child's room with these simple yet fun crafts.

•   Shimmering Autumn Leaf Craft ~ This is a lovely craft, and I can just imagine these decorations hanging all over the place.
• Paper Bag Pumpkin Craft ~ If you don't like to get real pumpkins (even if you do!), check out this cute idea to make your own pumpkins!
• Paper-Strip Pumpkin ~ Another paper pumpkin, but you could follow several tutorials and have a variety.
• Whimsical Autumn Leaves Windcatcher ~ If you don't live in an area that has many deciduous trees, or your leaves aren't falling yet, or even if you just want to, this is a neat way to bring fall to your home.
• Autumn Equinox Vest ~ Cooler weather is on its way, so here is a pretty, yet simple knitting pattern to warm yourself up.

Taneil Linschied enjoys crafts of all kinds, especially knitting.  You can find her blogging at Defective Compositions.

• Math Crafts & Activities ~ A list of activities to do with your younger children.
• Cowgirl Cookies in a Jar ~ Including a recipe, a jar, decorations, and pink M&M's, what more could you ask for?  Skills: Measuring volume
  
• Rice Bag Feet Warmer ~ This is a darling way to keep toes toasty during the upcoming winter.  Whether you are in the car, in bed, or on the couch, this will be just the thing! Skills: Measuring length
  
• Petite Pineapple Doily ~ Create this lovely doily to set under a lamp, or on a desk.  Skills: Measuring gauge, counting
• Perfect Box Pouch Tutorial ~ Learn how to make the cutest little pouch around!  Skills: Measuring length
  

•  Journals ~ This tutorial will take you through the steps of making your very own journal.  From sewing the pages together, to creating the cover, it is a simple craft that should end satisfactorily.
• Ribbon & Lace Stationary ~ Decorate your own stationary using leftover ribbons and lace from other projects.
• Scrap Happy Recycled Stationary Kit ~ What a fun way to keep all of your scraps of paper tidy and organized!  Keep paper that you have already written on, or paper that you plan to write on, in it.
• Personalized Stationary ~ Create your own, unique, envelope and card!
• Making a Feather Quill Pen ~ For a feel of the past, why not make a quill pen, with ink to go with it?  This tutorial gives basic steps that anyone can do.

• Clipboard Organizer ~ This project is a fun and neat way to personalize a bland clipboard, and make it even more useful than it was before!
• Decoupage Tie-Dye Book Cover ~ I know that when I was in school, I sure didn't want to look at the cover of a Saxon math book.  Solution?  A really neat book cover!
• Felt Apple Garland ~ Apples are almost always connected with teaching, and back to school, so why not decorate with them?  Spice up the learning arena with these darling garlands.
• Stylish Pen/Pencil Case ~ Are lost pencils the bane of your homeschooling experience?  No more!  Just whip up one of these sweet little cases, and your children will be dying to put their writing utensils in them!
• Fun School Set ~ Your child may not have to lug her books to school, but what kid can resist the allure of a backpack?  This adorable backpack, pencil case, and purse set will definitely tickle the fancy of some little girl.

• Neck Coolers ~ Stay cool in style in a one of a kind, neckerchief.  Soak it before you use it, and it will help you not to feel the heat.
• Lacy Paper Fan ~ For those who desire to be more feminine in their endeavors to cool off, this pretty little fan will appeal to a girls taste, and be functional at the same time.
• Wind-and-Sea Sun Hat ~ This looks like a knitters delight!  Requiring a fun yarn, and having a simple, yet beautiful charm, this hat should become a wardrobe staple.

•  Family Tree of Hands ~ This is an awesome craft to do with the whole family.  Everyone, from the littlest to the oldest, needs  to participate to finish the project.

• Friendship Bracelets ~This craft has been around for a while, but it still so much fun to make and give.  Colors are endless, giving each bracelet it's own unique look.
• Crochet Bookmarks ~ Crochet Pattern Central offers an entire directory of bookmark patterns on the web.  If you can't find a bookmark to suit you from here, then I just don't know how to help you!
• Bath & Body Recipes ~ Girls love to pamper themselves, and with any of these awesome recipes you can show that you care for them.  I can't wait until I can make some of these for my friends!