Patterns, projects and techniques
Are you thinking about holiday knitting? Whether you want to knit something for a bunch of family and friends or make a useful charity project for the season, They/Theirs is a great option.
This two-color, fingering weight cowl is made … Read More ...
This pretty Icelandic style circular yoke sweater is covered with snowflakes to remind us of what’s coming, and also to keep you warm should there be any flurries in your future.
The Tuku pattern from The Petite Knitter is worked … Read More ...
Over the years I have come to be a big fan of cardigans. They’re the perfect thing to throw on as an extra layer in a too-cold room, and chunky ones you can even wear over other sweaters.
The Campside … Read More ...
Interlude is a lovely collection inspired by long, languid weekends, with delicate, snug knits that make a quiet weekend at home even more appealing.
With patterns for soft, feminine sweaters, muted, loose-fitting cardigans, and oh-so-luxurious blankets and wraps, the sixteen … Read More ...
Combing two different colors of yarn can always produce some fun results. It’s even better when one of the yarns is multicolored on its own — the way it plays with the other yarn can make your project come out … Read More ...
Falling leaves are a perfect symbol of fall, but they don’t last very long. Knit yourself some fall leaves that will look good all season long with this pattern bundle from Elves World.
Here you’ll find oak, linden and elm … Read More ...
There’s something about fall that makes me want to knit all the things with lots of texture.
Heidi May’s Sorrel Wrap has texture upon texture because it’s worked with both a worsted weight yarn and two different colors of a … Read More ...
Colorwork mittens are the best possible thing to keep you hands warm in the winter. Mittens are actually warmer than gloves, because all your fingers being in the same section helps them keep each other warm, and the strands from … Read More ...
As much as I love traditional pumpkin knitting patterns, I can’t get enough of this sweet pumpkin bag knitting pattern from Scrumbobbly.
If I were a witch I might have a bag just like this. It’s cute to use as … Read More ...
Adventure Awaits is a collection of sixteen gorgeous yet tough knit projects that offer the perfect balance of beauty and utility.
It was inspired by adventure enthusiasts all around the world. So whether you’re looking for a pair of extra-warm … Read More ...
Despite the name having the word “tee” in it, the Owasso Tee from Blue Sky Fibers doesn’t really look like a summer project to me.
It’s a long line, oversized, boxy aran weight top worked in Shaker Rib that is … Read More ...
Getting new pillows is a great way to change the look and feel of your space, and it’s a great thing to do before the weather gets cold and you are spending a lot more time at home.
It’s even … Read More ...
Allover stitch patterns don’t have to be boring. I love the simple texture of a good Moss Stitch project, or you can take an unusual stitch pattern and repeat it to really cool effect.
The Pebble Cowl from Anjali/Affiknitty Designs … Read More ...
Elephants are the cutest animals ever! This Knitted Elephant pillow is a knitting version of the popular Josefina and Jeffery design. It is done seamlessly in 1 piece; you will only have to sew the eyes, eyebrows, and bow. Designed … Read More ...
If you’ve been around this site for a while it should come as no surprise that I’m a little obsessed with knit pumpkins.
(Evidence: this roundup of knit pumpkin patterns, or a search for pumpkin in our archives.)
This … Read More ...
