Lion Brand Yarn teamed up with the new Broadway show Mrs. Doubtfire to produce this great cardigan pattern that’s sure to make anyone cozy.
It’s worked in worsted weight yarn and available in 6 sizes. This sweater looks like it’s … Read More ...
Halloween Ghost Pumpkin Knitting Pattern
Sure, any pumpkin knitting pattern could be a Halloween ghost pumpkin if you knit it in white, but these little Halloween ghost pumpkins from Rosemarie Skov are even cuter because they are also tiny.
You can knit them with white … Read More ...
A Simple Sweater Knitting Pattern to Play with Color Blocking
Color blocking is still a really popular technique to add interest to knitting projects (and it can turn any project into a stash buster by sliding in a skein of something different from the main color of the project).
Dayton … Read More ...
Squid Game Worker Knitting Pattern
I haven’t watched Squid Game and I don’t expect to, but I know a lot of people are really into it and it’s starting to trickle into the crafting world.
Nerd Knitting has a Squid Game worker/soldier doll knitting pattern … Read More ...
Two-Color Cardigan a Perfect Knitting Pattern for Fall
There’s something about the combination of narrow stripes and Reverse Stockinette stitch on the Judith cardigan from Berroco Yarn that just looks like fall. It’s rustic and classic and really easy to knit.
This design is worked seamlessly from the … Read More ...
Premier Needle Arts Acquires Berroco
Premier Needle Arts, parent company of Knit Picks, We Crochet and Connecting Threads, among others, has announced the acquisition of yarn company Berroco.
The company will remain a separate entity with existing management, locations and sales channels, … Read More ...
Knit Your Own Little Black Dress (Or Whatever Color You Want)
I know a tank top style dress might not seem seasonally appropriate for folks in the northern part of the world, but knitting a dress is a great thing to do any time of year.
Of course you can wear … Read More ...
Knit a Crown for Dress Up or a Halloween Costume
If someone in your household is dressing as royalty for Halloween, or just needs a crown for dress up, this knit crown is a pretty quick (and pretty cute!) project from Silvia Cotillas.
It’s worked in the round with shaping … Read More ...
Knit a Spooky Pumpkinhead Doll
Meet Gordon. He’s sort of a scarecrow? Pumpkinhead? Tree hand? I don’t know how to describe him, but you might want to knit him to guard your collection of knit pumpkins on your holiday mantle.
Designed by Jesie Ostermiller, Gordon … Read More ...
A Shawl to Knit in Honor of Indigenous Peoples
The Truth and Reconciliation Shawl was designed by Julie Paige in honor and remembrance of the thousands of Indigenous children who died at residential schools in Canada. But it is a lovely way to honor the Indigenous people of any … Read More ...
Velvet Pumpkin Knitting Pattern
If you want to knit a pumpkin that looks a little different from the ordinary this year, try these pretty velvet pumpkins from Premier Yarns.
Of course the yarn makes the pattern for this one, but if you don’t have … Read More ...
Princess Leia-Style Wig Knitting Pattern
This knitting pattern for a wig styled like a certain space princess might be the perfect thing for your Halloween costume.
It’s a custom-fit knit, so the pattern, from Mama’s Teddy Bear, gives you all the details for how to … Read More ...
Jeepers, Creepers and Peepers Halloween Knitting Patterns
This creepy cute little collection of dolls is the perfect thing to knit to tuck into a kid’s Halloween treat basket or use as favors at a very small party. They’d also be really cute as part of a Halloween … Read More ...
Colorful Square Blanket Knitting Pattern is a Great Stash Buster
If there’s a knit equivalent to the granny square, it might be something like the colorful squares in the Squared Blanket and Pillow designed by Hope Vickman for Knit Picks.
These squares are worked from the center out and joined … Read More ...
Textured Knitting Adds Depth to this Hat/Cowl Duo
Textured stitch patterns are a lot of fun because they make a project look more interesting — and sometimes more difficult — without really being any more difficult to knit. It also can be fun to throw in stripes on … Read More ...
