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Knits for the Wonder Woman in Your Life

June 21, 2017 by Sarah White

I haven’t seen the new Wonder Woman movie yet, but I know it’s awesome and sure to inspire some girls and women to bring a little of that fierce power into their own lives.

Whether you’re putting together a handmade outfit for Comic-Con, a cosplay event, Halloween, a superhero party or simply a bit of fun dress-up, these Wonder Woman knitting patterns are a brilliant way to add some handmade superhero style to your wardrobe.

There’s something especially fun about taking those instantly recognizable red, blue and gold colors and turning them into something you can actually knit. You don’t have to make an entire costume, either. A Wonder Woman-inspired beanie, scarf, pair of boot toppers or knitted accessories can be enough to give an everyday outfit a playful comic-book twist.

For the more adventurous knitters, there are also sweaters and larger projects that can become the centerpiece of a full Wonder Woman cosplay costume. Pair a handmade sweater with a skirt, boots and a few coordinating accessories and you have an outfit that works beautifully for Comic-Con, fan conventions, costume parties and Halloween.

These Wonder Woman knitting patterns include everything from relatively quick accessories to statement knits, so you can choose a project depending on how much time you have before your next convention or dress-up event. They’re also fun gift ideas for comic-book fans who would much rather receive something handmade than another piece of mass-produced merchandise.

And, of course, you don’t actually need an excuse to wear superhero knitting. If knitting a bright red, blue and gold hat makes an ordinary winter day a little more fun, I think that’s reason enough.

The good news is there are a bunch of great Wonder Woman knitting patterns to choose from.

Clementine Knits and Crochets has a great Wonder Woman hat that’s worked as a pretty straightforward beanie, then you pick up stitches for the tiara that’s sewn down to the hat underneath it. And I love all those star buttons!

For another great hat, check out the Wonder Beanie from Christabel Seneque, aka Herbivore Knits. This one uses stranded colorwork for the stars and other details, but isn’t too difficult if you’re comfortable with chart reading.

HoleyHoo Designs has made boot toppers and double knit slippers inspired by Wonder Woman, and Jenny Wren made a fun set of Wonder Woman accessories.

And then there are the sweaters! Check out the amazing Wonder Woman from Natalie Bursztyn and the tutorial for Kristy Lothian’s Wonder Woman sweater (which isn’t really a pattern, but is still pretty darn awesome).

And make sure you don’t miss the Wonder Woman scarf from Konchan le Me. This one is double-layered, and you can knit them separately and sew them together or work it in double knitting.

Looking for more Knitting patterns for Wonder Woman? Check these out on Etsy.

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Tiny Knits in Team Colors

For years now Berroco has been releasing a tiny set of Christmas ornament knitting patterns, often modeled on human-sized clothes, called Minutia. The ones for this year haven’t come out yet, but somehow I missed last year’s so I wanted to share them, as well as a fun little twist they offered. 

The general 2025 Minutia patterns include a circular yoke sweater, a two-color stocking and a ribbed earflap hat. They’re super cute and perfect for using little (or should I say minute?) amounts of yarn left over from other projects. Make them in Christmas colors or whatever you have on hand. Even if you don’t have exactly the same yarn weight, you can still make these cute additions to your holiday decor. 

But what really caught my eye while I was on the Berocco site was the Team Colors Minutia, which are actually different patterns so I’m not even sure when they were released, but they are definitely worth talking about. 

These patterns include a little raglan sweater with stripes and a stocking cap with contrasting pom pom. 

They call for sport weight yarn, but again you could use sock or DK if that’s what you have in the right colors. And here the right colors are important because you’re stitching your team colors. 

Or anyone else’s team colors.

I immediately thought that this would be an amazing holiday gift for someone who you never know what to get but who also happens to like sports. Or has gone to a university that has colors. 

Another option would be to leave off the stripes and add a number in duplicate stitch if you or the person you’re knitting for has a favorite player. Or stitch a letter or a tiny version of the team logo on the front. There are lots of options!

If you make these, I’d love to hear what you did with them!

[Photo: Berroco]

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