Amazing Knitting

Photos above © MonsoonCalamity What beautiful knitting vest pattern! I found it on Pinterest... A simple shape and exquisite yarn make for a stunning shrug you can wear all year long. The body is worked back and forth in one piece to armholes, then fronts and back are worked separately to shoulders and rejoined for the collar. Full Post: Briarfield Vest Knit Pattern

Photos above © Betty Fay Wallace What beautiful knitting baby blanket pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Angels line up to softly cover the precious one. This beautiful blanket will be a very special keepsake to be treasured for generations to come. Full Post:  Angels Among Us Blanket

Photos above © Prjaga What beautiful knitting slippers (fee 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 slippers…especially when you’ve made them yourself. Enjoy! Full Post: Simple & Warm Slippers

Photos above © Svetlana Avrakh What beautiful knitting poncho Free Pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Toss aside the jacket in favor of this stylish knit swoncho with a stocking stitch pattern, batwing sleeves, and a rich center cable. Pattern features knit, knit 2 together, slip knit and yarn over techniques to keep you engaged. Patons Classic Wool Worsted, Cool Gray makes it versatile over jeans or a skirt, dressed up or dressed down. In any shade that suits your taste, it’s wooly and wonderful and a gorgeous project for yourself or as a gift. Download Pattern:  Batwing Swoncho

Photos above © Espace Tricot What beautiful knitting cowl Free Pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Flying Solo is a chic and minimalist unisex ribbed cowl knit with three colors of Artful Solo. Two strands are held together throughout the project with one strand being changed at a time to create a series of ombre stripes. The cowl is knit from the bottom up with the front and back flap knit separately and then joined to knit in the round. Download Pattern: Flying Solo

Photos above © Elizabeth McCarten What beautiful knitting scarf Free Pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Simple can be beautiful, especially when sumptuous fibers are involved and a few tricks are thrown into the mix. This two-row scarf takes the only 100g of fingering-weight yarn. If you’re looking for something suitable for “social” knitting that uses up stash luxury fiber and at the same time yields a smashing addition to your wardrobe, this is the perfect project. Download Pattern: Pembroke Scarf

The photo above © Lidy Nooij What beautiful knitting scarf free pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Two-color scarf with a 4 row repeats in solid sections and stripes with 2 strands of sport yarn held together. Available in English and Dutch. Get the free knitting pattern. Scroll down the pattern page for the English version. Full Post:  Primavera Scarf

Photos above © DROPS Design What beautiful knitting Slippers Free Pattern! I found it on Pinterest... These slippers will be an easy and excellent handmade gift for any slippers-lover in your family. Full Post:  Side Step

Designed by © Rebecca J. Venton for Red Heart. What beautiful knitting throw Free Pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Open zigzag lace in a 4 row repeat makes this a cozy throw that keeps you warm without being too heavy. Knit with 2 strands of worsted held together makes this a quick project.  Download Pattern: Chevron Ridges Throw

Designed by © Kimberly Nichols What beautiful knitting ear savers Free Pattern! I found it on Pinterest... This Knitted Ear Saver will help ease the discomfort for those who wear protective face masks for long periods. Fasten each mask strap to a button on the Knitted Ear Saver at the back of the head and give your ears a break! Uses 7 - 8 yards (6 - 7 m) of yarn. Any yarn weight, gauge, and button size will work.  Download Pattern: Ear Savers for Masks

Designed by © Knitwit Designs What beautiful knitting blanket Pattern! I found it on Lovecrafts... Colorful houses knit with garter stitch in stripes and intarsia create a cozy stash-busting throw! Blanket as shown: 55 x 55 inches (140 x 140 cm). Aran weight yarn. Full Post:  Safe at Home Blanket 

Photos above © Kristen Rettig What beautiful knitting cardigan (Free Pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Colors used in this sweater were Candy, Charcoal Gray, and Soft Cream. Download Pattern: Gingersnap 

Photos above © Destiny Meyer What beautiful knitting tee (Free Pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... The Daybreak Tee is a slightly cropped tee that utilizes 1-3 inches of positive ease for a classic and flattering fit. It is knit simply in the round from the bottom up, then the front and back are separated and worked flat. Full Post: The Daybreak Tee

Photos above © Espace Tricot What beautiful knitting cowl (Free Pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Simple and stylish, GETTING WARMER is a light and cozy cowl worked from the bottom up, transitioning from easy 2×2 rib to garter stitch in the round with regular decreases. It can be pulled down over one or both shoulders and the neck will remain snug and close without gaping. Knit with three skeins of Woolfolk LUFT, a luscious and ultra-soft blend of merino and cotton. Download Pattern: Getting Warmer 

The photo above G-knits What beautiful knitting poncho (Free Pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... The Poncho or Cape is perfect for the flowery season. In fact, you can choose to wear it as a poncho if you keep the points in the front and the back of a cape if you keep them along the arms. So it is like two garments in one. Download Pattern: Caploncho

Photos above © Espace Tricot What beautiful knitting cowl (Free Pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Bonjour / Hi is a sweet and stylish cowl/shoulder warmer featuring a funnel neck and generous increases across the yoke to ensure both your neck and shoulders stay cozy and warm all winter long. Download Pattern: Bonjour Hi 

Photos above © DROPS Design What beautiful knitting blanket (Free Pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... Destress and relax with this cheery Abstract Rainbow knitted blanket. Its bright colors will boost your mood after a tiring day. Full Post:  Abstract Rainbow

Photos above © Cloud House Studio What beautiful knitting mitts (Free Pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Knit in the round in squishy garter stitch stripes, these mitts have two edging options. Option A features a simple garter stitch edge and is worked from the cuff up. Option B has an eyelet edging with a picot bind off. This version starts with a provisional cast-on and is worked in two directions. Download Pattern: Prisma Mitts

Photos above © Cloud House Studio What beautiful knitting cowl infinity scarf (Free Pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Garter stitch stripes combined with gradient yarn create a colorful cowl or infinite scarf. Download Pattern:  Prisma Loop

Photos above © DROPS Design What beautiful knitting baby hat (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest. Hat with a textured pattern for a baby that matches the above baby set. Full Post:  Stroll in the Park Hat 

Photos above © oduvan & © mettetufta What beautiful knitting baby beanie/toque (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Ravelry. Hat featuring cable hearts and cable heart flowers. Sizes baby (3 different gauges), child sizes, adult sizes. Designed by Ágnes Kutas-Keresztes. Sport weight. Available in English and Hungarian. Download Pattern: From the Heart

Photos above © pamela w allen Wonderful pixie hat (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... The beauty is that you can make a pixie hat at the same time it takes to make a rolled-brim beanie! The trick is to elongate the crown decreases.  Full Post:  Pixie Love 

The photo above © bhooked What beautiful knitting stitch  (knitting tutorial)! I found it on Pinterest... The knit chevron stitch is a great way to add dimension to your knitting projects. It’s dense, yet stretchy making it great for wearables. Full Post: Knit Chevron Stitch

Photos above © Kelly van Niekerk What beautiful knitting baby cardigan (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... A tribute to the Dainty Doris hat pattern, this newborn cardy showcases all the things we love about the 1950s; femininity, practicality, and (post-war) newborn babies! Download Pattern: Ode to Doris

The photo above © Justyna Lorkowska What beautiful knitting baby cardigan (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Linnie is a seamless cardigan knit utilizing the top-down raglan shaping method. It is perfect if you wish to destash some sock yarn lying around somewhere in your house :-) Download Pattern: Linnie 

A list of market bag A collection of Market Bag Free Knitting Patterns. Today going to share this breezy list of market bag/grocery bag to get ready for all the farmer's markets and grocery store shopping and fresh produce storage!  These bags are machine wash and dry, in keeping with your eco-friendly, ethical lifestyle. They are quick projects to knit and purl out in a day or two with different styles. Full Post: Market Bag Knitting Patterns

The photo above © Rachael Tindale What beautiful knitting baby blanket (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... This is a great blanket with a wonderful texture. The bramble stitch is an easy one to learn and the blanket knits up quickly. Download Pattern:  Bramble Baby Blanket  

The photo above © Fiona64 What beautiful knitting shawl (knit pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Ardent is an entertaining knit with a contemporary look. Its unique bias construction and alternating garter stitch and eyelet sections make it a fun “just-one-more-row” project that grows quickly on your needles. Full Post:  Ardent 

Designed by © Svetlana Gordon What beautiful knitting scarf (knit pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... This knitting pattern is addictive and relaxing. Light cotton shawl for the upcoming summer beach days. Full Post: Stole Dunes

Designed by © Cally Monster What beautiful knitting shawl (knit pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Hot Line is a generously sized triangle shawl that combines some of the favorite things: sections of textural garter stitch, faux-brio stitch (knit one below), and fun color garter stripes. Knit from tip-to-tip, this shawl has long tapered ends that create a large asymmetrical triangle shape that is easy to wear. Full Post:  Hot Line

The photo above © Gaylaknits What beautiful knitting hat (free pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... Basic knit hat pattern for a child or adult. I'd love to see the photos of your finished hats in our group (if you use this pattern!) Full Post: Basic knit Hat for Child or Adult 

Photos above © Mike - The Crafty Gentleman What beautiful knitting cushion cover (Free knit pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... If there wasn't already so much you could do with knitting, you can even knit yourself a Charming Rustic Cushion Cover. The woven look of this cover is both incredibly easy to pull off and looks nice in any room. If you're just beginning knitting, you'll appreciate the simplicity of the pattern, and those who are more advanced will love how quickly this comes together. The speckled wool yarn looks lovely when brought together like the pillow came straight from a cabin. Give your house some country charm with this cushion cover. Full Post:  Cushion Cover 

Photos above © Prjaga What beautiful knitting adult slippers  (Free knit pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... This Adult Ribbed Slippers will for sure to keep your feet nice and toasty. Knitted Slippers to lounge around the house in coziness for Women. When it comes to knitting socks, there are countless awesome patterns around, as well as countless stunning sock yarns to choose from! Slippers and Socks might seem a little intimidating to beginners, but in reality, they’re quite easy to do once you’ve got some practice. Full Post: Knit Adult Ribbed Slippers 

The photo above © Svetlana Gordon What beautiful knitting scarf  (knit pattern)! I found it on Ravelry...This project looks complicated, but actually, it doesn’t require high skills and even inexperienced knitter can easily manage. The pattern contains lots of photos and pictures. If you follow it step by step precisely, you will get excellent results. This is a very pleasurable and fun job. Full Post: Knitted Scarf Sakura

The photo above © eisbergen1 What beautiful knitting baby hearts with a chart (free pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... Lots of Love in these sweet little hearts. Wouldn't they look cute in an afghan? Full Post: Baby Hearts

The photo above © dancing-girl What beautiful knitting wrap (free pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Dancing-girl: "birthday gift for my beautiful girl. Lovely pattern, simple but extremely effective, the Marble Chunky is perfect for it." Download Pattern: Stitch Sampler Shawl

Photos above © Nicole and Bianca What beautiful knitting scarf  (Arm knitting tutorial )! I found it on Pinterest... Arm knitting is a lesser-known knitting technique, yet it can save you a lot of time and trouble – especially if you are just starting out in the art of knitting! If you are tired of knitting caps and gloves and you feel a bit daring and adventurous this time, then the Infinity scarf tutorial is exactly what you need. Full Post:  Infinity Scarf In Half An Hour

A few of the chickens in their homemade jumpers - Image © SWNS In this article, you will know the smart woman who knitted woolly jumpers to help keep her chickens warm this winter. Full Post:  Tiny wool jumpers for chickens