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What beautiful knitted insole slippers lace. This knit pattern/tutorial is available for free...
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Neptunia Socks - Free Knitting Pattern
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What beautiful Knitted ankle socks with lace (Free Pattern)! I like these socks...Very speedy to knit (because of not having a leg).
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U-Turn Slippers - Free Knitting Pattern
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| Designed by © Sybil R |
What a beautiful slippers knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest... Colorful slippers knit flat in one piece using a circular needle and an ingenious construction to create a U shape around the tip of your foot. Looks best when using variegated yarn, e.g. self-striping sock yarn.
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Ea's Poncho - Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © Flora Design |
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Sunny Hug - Free Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © DROPS Design |
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Cove Cardigan - Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © Elving |
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Double Breasted Jacket with Shawl Collar - Free Knitting Pattern
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| Photos above © DROPS Design |
What a beautiful knitting jacket (free pattern)! Knitted double-breasted jacket with shawl collar for baby and children.
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Mini Honeycomb Scarf - Free Knitting Pattern
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What a beautiful knitting scarf (free pattern)! I found it on Pinterest... 4 row repeat of a delicate 2-stitch cable pattern creates an overall honeycomb texture. Designed by Purl Soho. Fingering weight yarn.
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Komorebi Sweater - Free Knitting Pattern
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| The photo above © Ksenia - lifeiscozy |
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Twisted Stitch Knit Blanket - Free Knitting Pattern
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What a beautiful knitting blanket (free knitting pattern)! We love this modern "twist" on the traditional knit cable blanket! Here, twisted stitches are used to create a striking geometric cable motif. Vintage White truly lets the stitches shine, but we think this would look amazing in any shade fromt he wide range of super-soft, easy to care for Bernat Blanket yarn!
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Sixty Years - Free Knitting Pattern
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What a beautiful knitting pullover (Free pattern)! I found it on Ravelry... Sixty Years is knitted seamlessly from the top-down. After finishing the folded collar, increases for front and back are done to produce the dropped shoulder line. Once the desired width is achieved, front and back are worked separately along the armhole. Front and back are rejoined and the body is again worked in the round down to the split hem. Stitches are picked up around the armhole and the sleeves are knitted in the round in stockinette stitch down to the long k1/p1 ribbed cuffs.
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Wainscot Scarf Free Knitting Pattern
Pattern design © Pauline Walpole
Looking for an easy scarf knitting pattern with a clean, modern texture? The Wainscot Scarf by Pauline Walpole is a free knitting pattern designed for bulky-weight yarn and worked with a simple one-row stitch pattern.
The repetitive construction makes this a relaxing project for knitters who want an attractive cold-weather accessory without a complicated stitch sequence.
Wainscot Scarf Pattern at a Glance
Designer: Pauline Walpole
Pattern: Wainscot Scarf
Craft: Knitting
Category: Scarf / Neckwear
Yarn Weight: Bulky
Yardage: Approximately 260–264 yards
Needles: US 10.5 (6.5 mm)
Finished Size: Approximately 7 × 68 inches
Stitch Pattern: One-row repeat
Pattern Availability: Free
Why We Like the Wainscot Scarf
The Wainscot Scarf has a simple textured appearance that works especially well with bulky yarn. The one-row repeat keeps the knitting easy to follow while still producing a scarf with plenty of visual interest.
Because the stitch pattern is repetitive, this can be a good project for relaxed knitting, travel knitting, or a handmade gift when you want a straightforward pattern with a polished result.
Yarn and Needle Notes
The original pattern uses bulky-weight yarn and calls for approximately 260–264 yards. Bulky yarn helps the scarf work up relatively quickly while giving the textured stitch pattern good definition.
The pattern lists US 10.5 (6.5 mm) knitting needles. As with any scarf project, checking your fabric and adjusting needle size if needed can help you achieve the drape you prefer.
Finished Size
The finished scarf measures approximately 7 inches wide by 68 inches long, giving it enough length for comfortable wrapping and everyday cold-weather wear.
Get the Free Wainscot Scarf Pattern
The Wainscot Scarf was designed by Pauline Walpole. Amazing Knitting does not reproduce the designer's knitting instructions. Visit the original pattern source below to access the free pattern.
Pattern © Pauline Walpole. Linked to the original pattern source.
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