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5 Reasons Why Hygge Will Change The Way You Craft

Have you heard people mention the word ‘hygge’ recently? Pronounced ‘hoo-gah’, it’s the new craft craze and loosely translates from its Danish root as the feeling of comfort and cosiness. Though we’re already nesting in our craft dens while we figure out how to survive autumn, this new concept is all the excuse we need to hibernate until spring 2017. Here are five reasons why you need to bring hygge into your crafting RIGHT NOW.

5 Reasons Why Hygge Will Change The Way You Craft

1. So you can relax next to paper lanterns

5 Reasons Why Hygge Will Change The Way You Craft

Credit: Homemaker magazine

So 'hyggeligt' it hurts, these mini paper lanterns are perfect as battery tealight holders and they're easy to construct! Get the how-to here

2. So you can calm yourself with colouring

5 Reasons Why Hygge Will Change The Way You Craft

Credit: Colouring for Contemplation by Amber Hatch and Alex Oggs

Lose yourself in intricate illustrations while cuddled up on the sofa under a blanket. Once you're finished, why not frame and display them in your freshly hygge'd home? Download the first set here and the second selection here

3. So you can invite the outside in with a paper forest

5 Reasons Why Hygge Will Change The Way You Craft

Credit: Martha Stewart

Grab a circle border punch and begin creating your own Scandi-inspired forest from the warmth of the fireside. Find the how-to here

4. So you can show off your Nordic noel cardmaking

5 Reasons Why Hygge Will Change The Way You Craft

Credit: PaperCrafter magazine

Though hygge doesn't just occur at Christmas, we believe the festive season can only add to our hygge happiness. Follow the instructions here

5. And finally...because everyone needs a home in a dome

5 Reasons Why Hygge Will Change The Way You Craft

Credit: PaperCrafter magazine

This adorable centrepiece is a work of pure hygge. It looks so cosy inside we just want to crawl in! Get the how-to here.

What paper projects make you feel the power of hygge? Show us your cutest, cosiest creations on Facebook and Twitter!

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