Now that Thanksgiving is behind us, it’s time to really start thinking about the holidays, and I, for one, am completely unprepared.
I always decide at the last minute (aka, right about now) that I want to knit a bunch of things for holiday gifting, but I also want to knit a few things for myself, so I know that I need patterns that are quick, easy, cute and giftable.
You probably do, too, right?
So here we go. 30(ish) days of gift knitting starts now. I know there aren’t really 30 days left, but that’s OK.
Some days there will be many pattern options on a theme, some days there will be just one. Some will be patterns I designed, some I’ve knit but didn’t design, some I just like the look of and might be knitting in the future.
Each one should be more than doable in the time left before the holidays (though that doesn’t mean you can knit all of them, obviously).
At the end of the season I hope to gather them all into one massive gift-knitting linkfest that will live on to serve us for years to come.
Looking for more Thanksgiving patterns check these out on Etsy. 
So, to begin. Speaking of things I want to knit for myself, I give you these Super Bulky Socks (you might call them slippers, whatever, they’re knit like socks) from Liat at KnitFreedom. They’re a free pattern when you sign up for her newsletter.
You can work them toe up or top down and they use less than 100 yards of super bulky yarn so they’re quick and easy on the wallet, too.
I’m definitely making some for myself.
And maybe for someone else, too.
Do you have a favorite go-to holiday or otherwise gift-knitting pattern? I’d love to hear about it and potentially add it to these posts.
[Photo via KnitFreedom.]
I like these slippers – I find the pattern easy and good outcome. https://www.studioknitsf.com/froze-toes-knitted-slippers/. I have not seen the show that is advertised with the pattern – I made some in off white (cream) and to date, have not quite got the pom the way I’d like it!