Patterns, projects and techniques
Sweet stuffed animals turn a little less wild in this cute book full of patterns for animals along with clothing and accessories.
Knitted Wild Animal Friends by Louise Crowther features patterns for 12 different animals, as well as a closet … Read More ...
One of our most popular posts here on the knitting page for years has been one about things to make with a single skein of sock yarn. Of course you can make socks, but the idea is to think … Read More ...
I’m taking part in the Christmas in July Make Along, hosted by Underground Crafter, and though my pattern is over on my personal blog I wanted to share about it here so you all can take part in the fun … Read More ...
This pretty vest pattern has stripes that are different in both color and texture, which makes the knitting and the wearing of it a bit more fun. The Linden vest pattern by Noriko Ho was originally designed for the Puget … Read More ...
Hey there, fellow knitters! Are you ready to add some new items to your baby’s wardrobe? I am excited to share with you this adorable pattern for Dungarees and Pom Pom Booties from our A Walk in the Woods collection, … Read More ...
My husband and daughter both like using knit washcloths and dishcloths (husband likes them in the kitchen, daughter in the bathroom). Most of the ones I have are many years old, and they’re holding up well, but knitting dishcloths and … Read More ...
Welcome to the Seeded Columns Hat Knit Pattern! This simple yet warm hat is the perfect accessory to keep your head and ears protected during the colder months. The unique seeded columns pattern adds a touch of texture and … Read More ...
This design was inspired by a saying in Judaism, L’dor v’dor, which means, “from generation to generation,” when translated to English. Typically, it is understood to mean the transmission of the culture’s values, rituals, traditions, and history to the next … Read More ...
I’m not proud to admit it, but I used to really dislike ponchos. I didn’t understand why you wouldn’t just wear a sweater instead. And while I still prefer the swancho (poncho with sleeves) concept, I’ve softened in my view … Read More ...
This summer, Yarnspirations is working to support Dress for Success, a charitable organization that provides women with support and professional clothing to help them achieve economic independence.
From now through July 23, 2023, if you download a selection of … Read More ...
Summer is still a great time for wearing knits because knitted fabrics can be made from a variety of fibers that are lightweight and breathable, making them perfect for warm weather. Natural fibers like cotton, linen, bamboo, and silk are … Read More ...
I have said this before (probably a lot, because it’s true) but whenever I’m planning travel knitting projects, I always try to include a pair of socks to work on.
Socks are great for travel because they’re small but still … Read More ...
As a knitter, I know how hard it can be to find the perfect pattern for a baby boy. That’s why I was so excited when I found the Captain Lively Sweater on the Sirdar website. This sweater is not … Read More ...
Earlier this month I shared a few little travel knitting bag patterns, and the bag I’m sharing today wasn’t live when I was compiling that post but I think it would be a nice little bag to hold small … Read More ...
The Baby Bunting & Hat knit pattern uses Bernat Baby Cakes yarn
, a soft and versatile yarn that comes in a variety of colors and patterns. The yarn is perfect for baby clothes and is machine washable and dryable. … Read More ...
