The Baby Chunky Hoodie is an adorable and cozy design that is perfect for keeping your little one warm during the colder months. This particular pattern uses Patons Beehive Baby Chunky yarn, a soft and warm yarn that is … Read More ...
How to Knit Fisherman’s Rib
Back in 2021 I knit a fisherman’s rib scarf for my daughter’s teacher, and the post about it was one of the most popular on my blog last year.
So I’ve been thinking about fisherman’s rib in order to share … Read More ...
Free Knitting Pattern – Roly-Poly Easter Bunny
Welcome to our review of the Roly-Poly Bunny knitting pattern, available free on the Knit Picks website!
This charming and delightful toy is the perfect project for experienced knitters looking to expand their skills and try their hand at … Read More ...
Boy’s Color Block Cardigan Knitting Pattern
The Sirdar website is excited to present this latest knitting pattern, the Baby Colour Block Cardigan in Snuggly DK. This adorable cardigan is part of our Building Blocks collection of baby knitting patterns, which are perfect for knitters of all … Read More ...
Free Knitting Pattern – Child’s Top-Down Knit Hat
This free child’s top-down knit hat pattern is a great project for knitters of all levels looking to create a warm and cozy hat for a child. The top-down construction allows for easy adjustments to the fit and ensures that … Read More ...
How to Use Stitch Markers and Make Your Own
For the longest time I didn’t really use stitch markers in my knitting. I guess I would use one at the end of the round if I couldn’t easily see where the tail was, but other than that I didn’t … Read More ...
Make a Temperature Scarf as an Alternative to a Temperature Blanket
Temperature blankets are a popular way to track a year, whether you’re stitching up the colors of the current year or a year that is important to you.
But a blanket is a big project to keep track of all … Read More ...
Book Review – The Art of Knitting Hats: 30 Easy-to-Follow Patterns to Create Your Own Colorwork Masterpieces
“The Art of Knitting Hats
: 30 Easy-to-Follow Patterns to Create Your Own Colorwork Masterpieces” is the ultimate guide for knitters looking to express their creativity through vibrant and unique hat patterns. Written by Courtney Flynn, founder of flynnknit, … Read More ...
Easy Pixie Bonnet Hat
This sweet solid pixie bonnet winter hat knitting pattern from Fox and Pine Stitches is perfect for making handmade gifts for your little loved ones.
This bonnet pattern that is available in various sizes, including newborn, baby, and children. The … Read More ...
Free Knitting Pattern – Beret
The Beret in Hayfield Bonus Aran is a beautiful and romantic headpiece, perfect for adding a touch of elegance to any outfit. This advanced knitting pattern features a delicate eyelet pattern that creates a pretty lace effect above the rib. … Read More ...
Free Knitting Pattern – Bounce Socks
Knitting your own socks has many benefits. One of the most obvious benefits is that you can make them to fit your feet perfectly. When you knit your own socks, you can adjust the pattern to fit your foot size … Read More ...
Dealing with Color Dominance in Colorwork Knitting
I will admit than when I am working with more than one color in a row or round, I don’t always pay a lot of attention to which yarn is dominant. I work colorwork holding one yarn in each hand, … Read More ...
How to Alter a Sweater Knitting Pattern to Make a Tunic
Like most years, this year I am trying to use more of my yarn stash, including odd balls and random bits left over from other projects. I also have a goal to knit or crochet at least one sweater every … Read More ...
Book Review – Layers: 19 Knit Projects to Fit, Flatter And Drape
Attention all style-conscious knitters! Are you looking to expand your handmade wardrobe with attractive layering projects that are both eye-catching and easy to make? Look no further than ” Layers: 19 Knit Projects to Fit, Flatter And Drape” by best-selling … Read More ...
A Hat Knitting Pattern for Big Hair
Most knit hats are made for what you might call “standard” sized heads, which don’t account for having a lot of hair. Whether because you have lots of curly hair, wear locs, have braids, etc., you might find that standard … Read More ...