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What beautiful knitting cowl (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... Description in English immediately after the Russian description.
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Children's Slippers - Free Knitting Pattern + Video
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Easy Baby Socks Two Needle - Free Knitting Pattern + Video
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What beautiful knitting baby socks (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... Making Slipper Boots can be so easy to do and you could probably do a pair in an afternoon, and elegant enough to send out as holiday handmade gifts.
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Top 34 Lace Knit Stitches - Tutorials
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If you’re ready to take your knitting beyond basic stitches, check out the Top 34 Lace Knit Stitches Tutorials from Brome Fields. This compact 37-page PDF bundles 34 beautifully photographed, clearly written lace stitch patterns—each paired with an ad-free video tutorial—so you can learn at your own pace. Designed for beginner to advanced-beginner knitters and worked in super bulky yarn for quick results, this resource is perfect for building confidence and expanding your stitch vocabulary. Grab it now at the link below and start knitting elegant lace pieces today.
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Easy Cable Blanket - Knitting Pattern
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What beautiful knitting slippers! I found it on Pinterest... This pattern from Matilda’s Meadow features easy braided cables alternating with a ridge stitch section. Three sizes from a small baby blanket to large afghan. Rated easy by the designer.
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Knit Mermaid Stitch - Tutorial
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Knitting Stitch Pattern For Sweater - Tutorial
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Simple Knitting Stitch - Tutorial
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What beautiful knitting stitch (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... Learn how to work this simple knitting stitch for a sweater or cardigan by watching this tutorial! You can use this pattern to knit some of the all time favourite projects.
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Jamma Slippers – Free Easy Slipper Knitting Pattern for the Whole Family
Jamma Slippers. Photos © MyJamma Knits
Jamma Slippers by MyJamma Knits is a free beginner-friendly slipper knitting pattern with sizes for almost the whole family, from toddlers and children through adult XL.
These cozy knitted slippers are worked flat and then seamed, so you don't need to knit them in the round. Two strands of worsted-weight yarn are held together throughout, creating a thick, warm fabric while also making the slippers a practical project for combining yarn from your stash.
Jamma Slippers Pattern Details
- Designer: MyJamma Knits
- Published: April 2020
- Craft: Knitting
- Category: Slippers
- Pattern availability: Free download
- Skill level: Beginner-friendly
- Sizes: Toddler, Child, Adult Small, Adult Medium, Adult Large and Adult XL
- Yarn: Two strands of worsted-weight yarn held together
- Yardage: Approximately 100–400 yards (91–366 m), depending on size
- Needles: 5 mm (US 8)
- Gauge: 5 stitches = 1 inch in garter stitch
- Construction: Worked flat and seamed
- Language: English
Easy Knitted Slippers for the Whole Family
One of the best features of Jamma Slippers is the generous range of sizes included in the free pattern.
The instructions cover:
- Toddler
- Child
- Adult Small
- Adult Medium
- Adult Large
- Adult XL
This makes the pattern useful if you want to knit matching slippers for several members of the family without searching for a different pattern for every size.
A Beginner-Friendly Slipper Pattern
The designer describes Jamma Slippers as a good pattern for beginners.
Unlike sock patterns that require knitting small circumferences in the round, these slippers are knitted back and forth as flat pieces. The finished knitting is then folded and seamed to create the slipper shape.
This straightforward construction makes the project particularly appealing if you are comfortable with basic knitting but haven't yet tried traditional sock construction.
Two Strands of Worsted Yarn Held Together
Jamma Slippers use an easy yarn technique: two strands of worsted-weight yarn are held together and knitted as one.
Holding the yarn double creates a much thicker fabric than knitting with a single strand of worsted yarn. The resulting yarn combination behaves approximately like a super bulky yarn while still allowing you to use common worsted-weight yarns.
This also makes Jamma Slippers a useful stash-busting project. You can combine leftover yarns from other projects, provided that the yarns work together and allow you to achieve the required gauge.
Yarn Ideas for Jamma Slippers
Several worsted-weight yarns are suggested for the pattern, including:
- Red Heart Super Saver
- Lion Brand Wool-Ease
- Cascade 220 Superwash
- Caron One Pound
You don't have to use one of these exact yarns. A suitable worsted-weight yarn can work as long as you hold two strands together and match the pattern gauge.
For slippers, you may also want to consider durability and ease of washing when choosing yarn, especially if you plan to wear them often.
How Much Yarn Do You Need?
Yarn requirements vary considerably because the pattern ranges from toddler slippers to Adult XL.
The pattern listing gives an overall range of approximately 100–400 yards (91–366 metres).
Check the instructions for your chosen size before selecting yarn, particularly when using leftovers or combining two different colors.
Needles and Gauge
Jamma Slippers call for 5 mm (US 8) knitting needles.
The specified gauge is: 5 stitches = 1 inch in garter stitch.
Remember that the gauge is achieved while knitting with two strands of worsted yarn held together.
Gauge is important for slippers because it directly affects the finished length and width. If your stitches are significantly larger or smaller than the designer's gauge, your slippers may not fit as expected.
Worked Flat and Seamed
Jamma Slippers are worked flat rather than knitted continuously in the round.
After knitting, the slipper is shaped through finishing and seaming. This approach keeps the knitting itself straightforward and avoids the need for double-pointed needles or other small-circumference knitting techniques.
Take your time with the seams, since neat finishing can make a noticeable difference to both the appearance and comfort of knitted slippers.
A Great Stash-Busting Knitting Project
Jamma Slippers have roots in practical scrap-yarn knitting. The designer explains that she learned the basic slipper pattern from her mother-in-law around forty years ago, and her mother-in-law used leftover yarn from other projects to make the slippers.
MyJamma Knits later modified the toe shaping and adapted the design to create the wide range of sizes included in this free version.
That history fits the pattern perfectly: because two strands are held together, you can experiment with different color combinations and put partial skeins of compatible worsted yarn to good use.
Try Two Colors Together
Holding two strands together also creates an easy opportunity to play with color.
Use two strands of the same color for a solid look, or combine two different colors for a marled effect. A solid yarn paired with a variegated or self-striping yarn can create even more variation without changing the knitting itself.
Skills Used in Jamma Slippers
This project is especially approachable for knitters who know the fundamentals and want to make their first pair of slippers.
Useful skills include:
- Basic knitting
- Garter stitch
- Working back and forth
- Holding two strands of yarn together
- Simple shaping
- Binding off
- Basic seaming and finishing
Why Knit Jamma Slippers?
Jamma Slippers combine several useful qualities in one free pattern: simple flat construction, beginner-friendly techniques, six sizes and the ability to use ordinary worsted-weight yarn held double.
They're also a practical choice for handmade gifts. Once you're familiar with the construction, you can use the same pattern to knit slippers for children and adults in different yarn combinations.
Get the Free Jamma Slippers Knitting Pattern
The complete Jamma Slippers by MyJamma Knits pattern is currently available as a free download from the designer's Ravelry store.
Get the Free Jamma Slippers Knitting Pattern
Pattern availability was checked when this article was updated. Availability on external websites may change over time.
Outlandish Bodice Vest Free Knitting Pattern
Photo and pattern design © bron matheson
The Outlandish Bodice by bron matheson is a distinctive free knitting pattern for a fitted corset-style vest with cables, shaped construction and optional costume-inspired details.
The design can be worn as an eye-catching everyday vest or customized for historical, fantasy or cosplay-inspired outfits. Its fitted shape comes naturally from the cable structure and the designer also includes options for adjusting the overall look.
Outlandish Bodice Pattern at a Glance
Designer: bron matheson
Pattern: Outlandish Bodice
Craft: Knitting
Category: Vest / Bodice
Yarn Weight: Heavy DK to Light Worsted / Worsted
Yardage: 547–711 yards (500–650 m)
Needles: US 6 (4.0 mm) and US 7 (4.5 mm)
Gauge: 26 sts and 28 rows = 4 in
Sizes: Extra Small, Small, Medium, Large
Construction: Bottom-up, worked flat in sections
Techniques: Cables, i-cord, grafting and shaping
Language: English
Pattern Availability: Free Ravelry download
About the Outlandish Bodice
The Outlandish Bodice is designed as a fitted vest with a corset-inspired silhouette. Cable panels provide both decoration and shaping, giving the garment a structured look without relying on a traditional sewn corset construction.
The pattern can be styled with strong negative ease for a close fit or with little to no negative ease for a more relaxed vest. The designer explains the available choices in the original pattern so knitters can select the combination that best suits the intended fit.
Yarn and Needle Notes
The designer recommends sturdy yarns with good wear characteristics, including tweeds and light worsted-weight yarns. The pattern can work with yarns ranging from approximately heavy DK through light worsted.
Total yarn requirements are approximately 547–711 yards (500–650 m), depending on the size and options selected.
The pattern uses US 6 (4.0 mm) and US 7 (4.5 mm) needles. Because the size options are achieved partly through different needle and gauge combinations, consult the designer's sizing tables before beginning.
Construction
The bodice is knitted from the bottom up. The sides and back are first worked flat together in one piece to the underarm.
The back and front straps are then worked separately. Stitches are picked up along the front edges and the front sections are knitted sideways toward the center front. The shoulders are grafted together, while the neckline, armholes and front edges are finished with i-cord.
Customization Ideas
One of the most unusual features of this pattern is its flexibility. It can be knitted as a distinctive everyday vest or adapted for costume-inspired clothing.
The original pattern includes guidance for adding front lacing and for extending the peplum section to work with fuller skirts. These options make the design especially appealing for knitters interested in historical, fantasy or cosplay styling.
Get the Free Outlandish Bodice Pattern
The Outlandish Bodice was designed by bron matheson and published through Bronnymath Designs. The complete pattern is currently available as a free download from the designer's Ravelry listing.
Amazing Knitting does not reproduce the designer's complete knitting instructions. Use the button below to visit the original pattern page and access the current authorized version.
Pattern and photo © bron matheson. Pattern availability is controlled by the designer and may change over time.
Delicate Cable Scarf - Free Kitting Pattern
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What beautiful knitting scarf (Free pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... Garter stitch scarf with diagonal cables the criss-cross up and down the scarf. Aran weight yarn.
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Sweaters for Purse Size Tissue Packets - Free Knitting Pattern
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What beautiful knitting tissue box cover (Free pattern)! I found it on Pinterest...
Knit flat as a rectangle, folded, and seamed. Only takes about 60 yards of fingering weight yarn so it's great use for scrap sock yarn. Rated easy by Ravelrers. Designed by kmkat.
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