Free Patterns, Tutorials and Project Ideas
And this is Maddy Laine’s contribution to this latest craze.
This Wrap of Many Colors is a simple-to-knit reverse stockinette stitch combined in a versatile wrap that is shaped from the lower edge, creating a comfortable fit around the neck … Read More ...
My husband hunts. So do I. My husband dabbles in taxidermy. I do not. But, only because of time constraints, I’d rather knit (plus there is the lack of any talent regarding painting…) But with this technique, I can knit … Read More ...
From the Chocolate Mints in a Jar blog, reference cards. Just print them off, maybe laminate them with clear contac paper, and cut them apart. Keep them in your knitting bag for quick reference.
Comes in knitting needle conversion, … Read More ...
What have they done? Well, their latest issue is JAM PACKED with so many cool patterns, such as you see here, plus a video tutorial for a stretchy ribbed cast, an article about making socks fit, knitting with kids, and … Read More ...
I’ve had the opportunity to take a look at the new Cabin Fever Need A Sock Book
. This is really a cool idea, no more patterns. I’m all about no more patterns!
Using a percentage system, there are only … Read More ...
Brioche stitch isn’t hard. If you’ve knitted for any amount of time you automatically know that new stitches and techniques aren’t hard. There’s knit, purl, yarn over (increases) and decreases. That’s all there is to any stitch pattern.
Easy!
With … Read More ...
I’ve chosen 3 winners from random. They are Nikki P, Carmen and Teresa. Congratulations!!
I’ll be emailing your Knit Circus Pattern Packs to you this afternoon!… Read More ...
From Eunny’s new book, Getting Started Knitting – Basics and Beyond.
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Fresh from L&B Yarn Company, and listed on Ravelry!
These HUGE felted candy corns are awesome for Fall decorating.
and Click HERE for the pattern.
Looking for more Halloween Knitting patterns? Check these out on … Read More ...
It’s not Lions, and Tigers and Bears, but it IS hats and mitts and scarves! And cup cozies, and bags and slippers! And shawls and capes and vests! For adults and kids and homes!
While at the Northern Michigan Lamb and Wood Festival this past weekend I wandered into (technically this is correct, as in true tourist fashion I was bumping into all kinds of things and people – just ga ga over all … Read More ...
Now your handmade cap can help save a life!
Baby caps are a simple and effective tool that can keep babies warm and ultimately contribute to reducing newborn deaths in the developing world.
In many developing countries, something as simple … Read More ...
It’s that time again! Time to round up a totally cool new calendar. And why not turn to Interweave’s 2011 KNITS calendar?
Display your love of knitting with the first-ever Interweave Knits 12-month wall calendar! Explore inspiring techniques with the … Read More ...
