Amazing Knitting

Photos above © POF What beautiful knit baby blanket pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Walt features raised stripes of Chevron that give the baby a nice texture to play with. Select a neutral with lots of bold stripes or choose a bright background and a combination of neutral and colorful stripes, like that seen here. Full Post:  The Walt Painted Chevron Baby Blanket 

The photo above © Dominique Trad What beautiful knit cowl pattern! I found it on Ravelry... This cowl was created for a simple project that is just about enjoying the yarn and doing some relaxed knitting. Like the name suggests, it can be made on autopilot so a great project for knitting on the bus, train, or at a knit night. Download Pattern: Autopilot

Photos above © Jessica - Mama In A Stitch Wonderful knitting tutorial! I found it on Pinterest... This " how to knit " video tutorial will show you an easy way to knit, especially if you know crochet! Full Post:  How to knit (if you crochet)

Photos above © echtstudio Easiest shrug ever by Echtstudio! Although the original post is not in English, the photo tutorial is clear and you can, of course, translate the page through Google. The basic instructions are Knit an elongated rectangle. Use any stitch pattern you want. To determine the length of the shrug you measure from your neck to where you want the end of the shrug. Their example is 70 x 85cm. Fold the piece in half and sew the sides with a darning needle leaving at least one-third open for armholes. That’s it! There are also instructions for adding longer sleeves Full Post:  Folded Rectangle Shrug

Photos above © Creativa Atelier Today I want to show you a different way of making a Knitted Baby Cardigan. As many of you know, we have made cardigans starting from the neck, starting from the bottom and seaming different pieces together, but the interesting thing about today’s tutorial is that the knitted garment is not going to be shaped the usual way of making horizontal lines but instead vertical. On this occasion, we are going to learn to make a Knitted Baby Cardigan using a pattern that starts by knitting a sleeve and ending with the other one. Full Post:  Pink Lady

Photos above © vampomatic   I found this beautiful Knitting Pattern on Ravelry. The knitting pattern is available both in French and English, you’ll have the choice between the 2 versions when downloading. Download Pattern: Mishka Hat 

The photo above © Terhi Montonen What beautiful scarf knitting pattern! I found it on Flickr... Terhi Montonen: "I'm knitting another Baktus, this time with a little lace. The yarn is from Fiberphile, and it's just plain gorgeous. I'm loving my new Baktus as much as I love my first one!" Full Post:  Lacy Baktus

Photos above © Jil Eaton What beautiful knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Jil designed her Daisy Chapeau with the brim knit flat in garter stitch, to be seamed up later. The stitches are joined to work the crown in stockinette stitch in the round. This pattern detail makes for an even transition between the brim and the crown of the hat. If the beginning of the hat had been worked in garter stitch in the round, a “jog” in the transition between the two stitch patterns would have made for an uneven looking brim. Working the brim flat also allows the hat to be knit without any purl rounds! Download Pattern: Daisy Chapeau

Photos above © Laura Chau  What easy knitting tutorial! I found it on Pinterest... Don't be intimidated by entrelac! Learn to knit entrelac in the round with this step-by-step tutorial! Full Post:  Knitting Entrelac in the Round

Designed by ©  Craftling Designs I found These knitting patterns link on Pinterest. Novelty mittens, gloves, and mitts that can be worn for costumes or fun. Most patterns for free. To get the knitting patterns, scroll down the page to the individual pattern you want and click on the link to that pattern. Full Post:  Mitten and Glove Knitting Patterns

Photos above ©  Gülümseten Marifetler What beautiful socks knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest... There’s nothing better than coming in from the cold and popping your feet in some soft and warm  Socks…especially when you’ve made them yourself. Enjoy! Full Post: Women's Socks 

Photos above © knitorious  What beautiful bag knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Knit this Fantasy Naturale Market Bag for a friend who could use a helping hand - even if it’s just with the groceries! Download Pattern: Fantasy Naturale Market Bag

Photos above © Purl Soho I found this beautiful Knitting Pattern on Pinterest. Light rectangular lace shawl knit with a 10 row repeat lace stitch. Written instructions. Designed by Purl Soho. Fingering weight yarn. Full Post:  Little Moons Lace Wrap

Photos above © Yarnspirations Design Studio What beautiful blanket knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest... The stack-up blocks pattern on this intriguing knit blanket keeps you interested as you work. Simply knit-purl in a certain order to create a cool 3D design in Caron One Pound. With so many shades to inspire your version, this pattern really “stacks up” to be a knitter’s delight! Download Pattern: Stack Up Blocks Blanket

Photos above © Megan Ellinger What beautiful blanket knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry... A blanket designed with individually-knit puzzle pieces. Pattern includes centerpieces, edge pieces, corners, layout and seaming tips. Full Post: Puzzle Pieces

The photo above © cute-n-cuddly-designs What beautiful knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest... A lovely pattern to knit for a baby or reborn/doll. The pattern consists of a cardigan, romper with cable straps, pull-on hat, and bootees. Full Post:  Pawl

The photo above © Amanda Kremer What beautiful knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry... One Skein Wonder is an easy scarf that is worked from corner to edge using increases as well as bind-off stitches in order to show off the color changes in the skein on a bias. Although it isn’t necessary, a variegated skein of yarn is highly recommended for this project. It is a lot of fun to watch the colors as they stripe and pool throughout the scarf. These instructions are easy to follow and only include basic knitting skills. Download Pattern: One Skein Wonder

Photos above © agasi I found this beautiful knitting pattern on Ravelry... Decorative knitted maple leaf. Give the gift of autumn colors with this wonderful decorative piece that brightens the mood of any recipient!  Use on its own as a coaster or as an embellishment for a multitude of objects: scarves, wraps, hats, jackets, sweaters, fabric bags, decorative pillows and anything else you can think of. Make a miniature one for a brooch, or one from bulky yarn for a hallway mat. Full Post:  Decorative Knitted Maple Leaf 

The photo above © Martingale What beautiful dishcloth knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Textured stitches always make fabulous dishcloths - the bumps make it easy to get a good scrub on those dirty dishes! This pattern features an easy to memorize zigzag that is repeated through the pattern and is fun to watch the design move across your dishcloth as you knit it. Full Post:  ZigZag Dishcloth

Photos above © Studio Knit I found this knitting tutorial on Pinterest... When changing yarn colors on straight knitting needles for a flat knitted piece, you will always have a distinct right and wrong side of your work. Even with a pattern like the Garter Stitch that is Reversible when knitted with one color, the color change lines will be obvious on the wrong side of your work! Full Post:  Remove Purl Dash Lines

The photo above © Jack Deutsch What beautiful Hooded Sleep Sack pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Jennie Santopietro: "Baby Item This turned out great! The honeycomb and butterfly stitches are so pretty and I love the color. Not super sold on the buttons, but I was having a hard time finding 16 that matched. That was my least favorite part--sewing the buttons on--everything else was quite enjoyable." Full Post:  Hooded Sleep Sack

The photo above © kararstanley I found this beautiful knitting cardigan on Ravelry... Helen Rose: "This is a sweet little cardigan worked from the top down with a small amount of cable detail. Inspired by a sweater knit for me in 1972. Need to do yarn overs, various decreases, cables. Written for a novice knitter." Full Post:  Vintage Cardigan

Easy Knitting Tutorial What beautiful knitting slippers pattern! I found it on YouTube... Slippers knit flat and seamed. Video tutorial included. Pattern Available in Turkish. Full Post: Easy Slippers

The photo above © jadoreknitting I found this beautiful baby knitting cardigan on Ravelry... This is an updated pattern (October 2013) for vine lace cardigan in baby and toddler sizes. It used to be for free in one newborn size for nearly one year and a half. Full Pattern:  Vine Lace Cardi

The photo above © Cordelia When you think of using your knitting skills for good, few projects carry as much heart and impact as the "Fish and Chip" baby jumpers and beanies. The name itself might sound unusual at first, but it comes from a heartbreaking reality: in some of the poorest regions of Africa, newborn babies were once wrapped in leftover newspaper to keep warm—much like traditional fish and chips used to be wrapped. With no access to proper baby clothing, these tiny infants were left vulnerable to cold temperatures, especially during cool nights. Thankfully, the global knitting community stepped in to help change that. Why This Quick Knit Pattern Matters Knitting for charity is one of the most rewarding ways to use your yarn stash. These simple baby jumpers (often knitted as sleeveless vests) and matching tiny beanies provide vital warmth to newborns, giving them a comfortable and safe start to life. Here is why knitters around the world love this pattern: Qui...

The photo above © EraLunaris I found this beautiful baby knitting cardigan on Ravelry... Basic knit/purl combinations switched up by simple stockinette-row pauses. Inspiration from an old, adult-sized acrylic cardigan. Much lovelier in wool. Full Post:  Baby Tweed

Photos above © sonnentaler  I found this beautiful baby hat knitting pattern on Ravelry... This is a very popular hat as a newborn gift, but it will serve for long as the deep rolled bottom means the hat will stay put when stretched over a large head. Download Pattern: Berry Baby Hat 

The photo above © Diana Poirier This shawl is PERFECT to wrap yourself up in on those chilly mornings drinking coffee out on the back porch or enjoying a glass of juice in the evening. Created using only the garter stitch with a simple yarn over at the end of every row, makes it a great pattern for the beginner. Download Pattern: Back Porch Shawl

Photos above © Studio Knit What beautiful knitting stitch! I found it on Pinterest... How to Knit the Lattice Cable Stitch Pattern with a free knitting pattern and video tutorial by Studio Knit. Full Post:  Lattice Cable Stitch 

Photos above © Cathct I found this beautiful knitting pattern on Ravelry... The caddy holds has 3 pockets to hold remotes or similarly sized objects. It fits our fairly typical recliner arms. I used leftover yarns and made stripes. It could just as easily be a single color or other patterns. Use it as a wonderful canvas for trying new stitches or techniques. Download Pattern: Remote Caddy

Photos above © purlsoho What beautiful knitting dish towels! I found it on Pinterest... Special without being stuffy, our Farmhouse Dishtowels has the style of an heirloom kitchen linen and the practicality of a true workhorse. They’re also super easy to work up. Going to stay with friends or family this summer? Make a house gift on the way and ace the art of being a good guest! Full Post:  Farmhouse Dishtowels

Photos above © LINKER - Knitting for children What beautiful knitting Jacket! I found it on Ravelry... This Knitted Jacket comes in any color you choose for baby boys or girls. Full Post:  Breasted Hooded Jacket 

Photos above © Brome Fields I found this beautiful plant cozy patterns on Pinterest. 5 different patterns for covers for plant containers. The patterns include Lattice Cable, Jute, Herringbone, Garter Stitch, Stockinette. Designed by Brome Fields. The designs use from 60 - 140 yards (55 - 128 m) of worsted weight yarn and take from 3 to 10 hours to knit. Sizes: 4″ or 5” diameter container depending on pattern. The designer even includes planting notes. Get the free patterns: Herringbone - Lattice - Jute Stitch - Garter Stitch - Stockinette

The photo above © purlsoho I found this beautiful knitting scarf pattern on Pinterest... Trellis knitting scarf made with the hope of spring in mind… sun and flowers, cardigans and flats, levity and high spirits. Full Post:  Trellis Scarf 

The photo above © sboots What beautiful knitting scarf! I found it on Ravelry... The pattern is fairly tedious at first however I would advise watching a video of entrelac knitting on youtube to get started. After you see how the knit is done it’s fairly easy to get a grasp of.  Download Pattern: Pebbles Entrelac Scarf

Photos above © Phanessa Fong I found this beautiful knitting beanie pattern on Ravelry... The Regan Beanie is knitted from the bottom up. This quick knit combines slip stitches with 2 colors to create a unique & beautiful beanie. Full Post:  Regan Beanie

Photos above © The New Domestic What beautiful knitting slippers! I found it on Pinterest... These wool slippers will keep your feet warm and cozy year-round. Wear them everyday or pack them up in your bag as you venture out to a cabin in the woods. Full Post:  Coziest Wool Slippers

Photos above © Adrienne Sullivan I found this beautiful knitting Slippers pattern on Ravelry... Easy beginner pattern makes super soft and fluffy slippers in no time. With just one ball of Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick (or equivalent super bulky yarn) you can make any of the four sizes: Women’s Small (5-7),Women’s Medium (8-10), Men’s Medium (8-10), Men’s Large (11-13). Download Pattern: Cloud Slippers

The photo above © jojilocat Wow! This is the most beautiful cardigan you can knitting this time :)  I found it on Ravelry. very intelligent pattern, easy to understand. Full Post:  Majuga

Photos above © Cheryl Faust What beautiful knitting shawl pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Rows of simple stitches, beautifully arranged to create this top down, triangular shawl, rich in texture and oh, so soft. Quick to knit and easy to wear, dressed up or down, Simply is sure to become a favorite go-to wardrobe accessory!  Full Post:  Simply

The photo above © Grace and Alice Schnebly What beautiful knitting scarf pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Long and soft scarf for winter. I really like this pattern...  Download Pattern: Liesel

Photo above © Svetlana Gordon I found this beautiful knitting scarf pattern on Ravelry... You can use one or several yarn colors for leaves knitting. This is a perfect project to use up odds and ends of yarn. This pattern contains detailed, step-by-step instructions and a photo-tutorial for every step. You will easily achieve a perfect result even if you don’t know English very well. Full Post:  Snood Forest Witch

Photo above © LaMagliaia I found this beautiful knitting blanket pattern on Ravelry... A quick project on larger needles, using two strands of yarn.  It’s a lace pattern that uses left and right slanting decreases on both right and wrong side rows. The pattern has both charted and written instructions.  Download Pattern: Leafy Blanket

 The photo above © hellskitsch What beautiful knitting shawl pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Carol Sanders’ keyhole shawl was inspired by an antique 1800’s shawl. It is knit from side to side in garter stitch with lace edging added as you go. The shawl is shaped with short rows and closes cleverly with interlacing front tips created at the beginning and end of the shawl.  Download Pattern: Carol’s Clever Little Shawl

Photo above © Carolyn Mader I found this beautiful knitting scarf pattern on Ravelry... EliceH: "Really fun fast knit. Easy pattern to remember, no need to keep referring to the written pattern. Beautiful silk. Splits easily so I would recommend using a needle that is blunt rather than pointy." Full post:  Chevron Scarf 

Photo above © Suzie Sparkles What beautiful dress pattern! I found it on Ravelry... A quick knit once you’re past the yoke with most of the skirt being in St St. There’s something about a white dress for a newborn - so pure! Full Post: Jasmine Dress

Photos above © sweetkm I found this coat knitting pattern on Ravelry... The designer shortened the sleeves to 3/4 length for this version and alternated two rows of body-color with two rows on accent color on the collar and sleeves. also used knit button loops rather than the fabric loop in the pattern. Full Post: Shawl Collar Baby Coat 

Photo above © karriesknits   This is a lovely dress pattern! The sleeveless smock top is knit in garter and stockinette stitch. To make it more attractive, you can crochet some flowers and sew some buttons on the front! Full Post:  Smockie