10 Snuggle Essentials to Stay Warm and Cozy All Winter

Chillier temperatures are on their way, and with the dropping thermostat comes a need for snuggle essentials. We're talking hygge-inspired blankets, fuzzy slippers, faux fur throws, and goodies that will keep you warm until the frost eventually melts. And with so many options on this list to keep you cozied up, you might even have a few left over for holiday gifts.

DIY House Slippers: Warmth, coziness, and comfort are unrivalled when it comes to this snuggle season must-have. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Rosehip Moisturizer: Along with the cold weather, dry skin can be a real bother. A homemade remedy will keep your skin glowing all winter long. (via Hello Glow)

DIY Eggnog Soy Wax Candle: Is it too early to start talking about 'nog? We think not. Start small with a scented candle. (via Jojotastic)

DIY Pom Pom Ottoman: When you're relaxing by the fire (or space heater) and watching the first of the holiday season movies, you need something plush to put your feet up on. (via Paper & Stitch)

DIY Chunky Woven Scarf: Keep those snuggly vibes while you're out and about with this eclectic and colorful statement piece. (via A Beautiful Mess)

DIY IKEA Hygge Bench: Re-cover your fave bench in a material so comfy that you'll want to drape yourself across it until May. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Bias Tape Pillow: All the increased couch time means you'll need to refresh your sofa accoutrements. Besides a new blanket or two, be sure to whip up some fresh pillows. (via The House That Lars Built)

DIY Faux Fur Flannel Throw: With this handy dandy project, you no longer have to chose between soft flannels or warm fur. Which side will you use first? (via A Beautiful Mess)

DIY Mermaid Blanket: Halloween may be behind us, but you don't have to give up on your dreams of being a mermaid just yet. You can dive right in each night with this custom blanket. (via Brit + Co)

DIY Sweatpants: Scarves and candles are totally necessary, but everyone needs a pair of sweatpants to get them through the cold winter ahead. (via Brit + Co)