These 6 amazing scarves will add the finishing touch to any of your outfits. All are made using Scheepjes Stonewashed XL worsted-weight yarn
and most can be made in a weekend!
A great resource for your Knitting library. I really … Read More ...
Book Review: Conscious Crafts Knitting
Knitting is more than a way to make things, though it is great for that. It’s also a great way to relieve stress, connect with other people and express yourself.
Knitters Sicgmone Kludje and Vanessa Koranteng, founders of the Black … Read More ...
Book Review – Learn to Knit on Long Looms
The ability to make double-knit fabric results in projects that are extra warm with a wide range of uses. The designs in this book range from simple scarves and shawls to small projects such as coasters and placemats using a
Vintage Boys Sweaters To Knit And Crochet
“Boys Sweaters to Knit and Crochet by Nancy Dent (Boys, Kids, Sweaters, Knit and Crochet, Knit, Crochet, Jean Leinhauser, Leisure Arts, 50 Year Anniversary, 50th Anniversary, Fashion, Wardrobe, DIY, Retro, Vintage) Knit and crochet sweaters for your favorite guy!
Book Review – More Than a Dozen Dishcloths To Knit
Practice new stitches by knitting the 16 dishcloth patterns in More Than a Dozen Dishcloths.
Let’s face it. If you have to wash dishes, hand-stitched dishcloths are much nicer to use than store-bought ones, and knitted dishcloth patterns are great … Read More ...
Windfall: Bulky Knits For Cozy Days
Did the onset of the cold season come as a shock to you? Windfall is exactly what you need: a compilation of bulky-weight knitting patterns that will knit up swiftly and keep you warm!
Seven accessories and five cuddly garments … Read More ...
Vintage Men’s Sweaters To Knit And Crochet
“Mens Sweaters to Knit and Crochet (Men, Adult, Sweaters, Knit and Crochet, Knit, Crochet, Nancy Dent, Leisure Arts, 50 Year Anniversary, 50th Anniversary, Fashion, Wardrobe, DIY, Retro, Vintage) There are so many options of sweaters for your favorite guy!
Vogue Knitting: The Ultimate Stitch Dictionary
This is the most complete knitting stitch dictionary ever published, with over 800 knitting patterns—including 100 entirely new patterns—covering everything from knit and purl to colorwork.
This ultimate stitch dictionary, a companion edition to Vogue Knitting: The Ultimate Knitting … Read More ...
Book Review – Big Book of Baby Knits
Big Book of Baby Knits is the only baby knitting book you’ll ever need, with 56 gorgeous designs ranging in difficulty, so there’s something for everyone, no matter their skill level!
Projects may be completed fast thanks to clear directions, … Read More ...
Vintage Shawl Collars and A Blazer
“Shawl Collars and a Blazer to Knit and Crochet by Alice Sichel and Elena G. Malo (Alice Sichel, Elena G. Malo, Knit, Crochet, Knit and Crochet, Leisure Arts, 50th Year Anniversary, 50 Year Anniversary, Cardigan, Blazer, Shaw, Fashion, DIY,
Book Review – Botanical Knits 2
From the cables of a heavy sweater coat to the delicate stitches of a lace shawl, the essence of plant life is worked into each of the 4 sweaters and 8 accessories included in this book. You can purchase this … Read More ...
Book Review – Heads Up Knit Hats
These 13 classic knit hats & beanies will keep your ears & head warm on cool days. Hats are made using worsted-weight, DK-weight and bulky-weight yarn. This book is perfect for anyone who loves making beanies and more beanies.
Chalet: Cabled Sweaters
This ten-piece set of gender-neutral knit patterns has everything a cable-obsessed knitter could want. Because of the wide range of sizes available, most of these outfits would be an excellent fit for any body type, making this book ideal for … Read More ...
Vintage Hats and Scarves to Knit and Crochet
“Hats and Scarves to Knit and Crochet (Knit, Crochet, Knit and Crochet, Hat, Scarves, Winter Clothing, Winter Season, DIY, Fashion, Wardrobe, Leisure Arts, 50 Year Anniversary, 50th Anniversary, Retro, Vintage) Put some time aside to knit and crochet these
Book Review: Knit 2 Socks in 1
The idea of second sock syndrome is kind of a cliche among knitters. The idea is that once you’ve knit one sock you lose interest in the pattern and never complete the second (or have to force yourself to complete … Read More ...