Amazing Knitting

King Charles Brocade - Free Pattern

I found This knitting stitch pattern on Pinterest...

From the Stitch Description: “This elegant version of Diamond Brocade carries a historical footnote of a rather gruesome nature. It is one of the patterns in a vest worn by King Charles I of England on the day of his execution in 1649. This vest, a marvelous piece of master knitting of the period, was worked in blue silk. it was preserved in the London Museum.”

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Grocery Bag - Free Pattern

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I found This knitting bag pattern on Pinterest...

This pretty tote bag was designed by Elisa, She calls it her “No More Plastic Bag, Thanks You!”

It is a fast knit that takes only a few hours to complete.

Elisa’s Nest Tote can be made from just about any cotton yarn (linen or hemp yarn work nicely, too). The stretchy lace stitch makes this bag practical and quite durable.

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Chevron Baby Blanket - Free Pattern

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What beautiful baby blanket knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...

This knitted Chevron Baby Blanket makes some accommodations both for modernity and for babies. Instead of hard-to-cuddle acrylic, this 100% cotton blanket is as deep and soft and cozy as a cloud.

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Super Soft Merino Hats for Everyone - Free Pattern

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Make cozy knitted hats for the whole family with this basic knitted hat pattern from The Purl Soho. Stitch counts for all sizes—from mom and dad to big sister and baby—plus pattern variations for thick stripes, pinstripes, and solid colors are all included in the post!

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9 Delightful Knitting Patterns You Should Try Right Now

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A few of these patterns might seem hard. In some ways, they are; handling four needles at once or remembering when to increase is challenging for anyone, not just beginners. But I promise, once you're in the thick of them it'll feel much more doable, and you'll be extra proud of yourself when you finally reach the last row. And just because something might not turn out to look like the perfect, well-lit picture doesn't mean it's not worthwhile...

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One Skein Elk Tooth Shawl - Free Pattern

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I found This knitting shawl pattern on Ravelry...

it's so easy to follow, it’s great to not have stitch counts to worry about for every row. It’s also flexible if mistakes are made.

I also like the smaller size of this scarf, can’t wait to wear it!

Download Pattern: Elk Tooth

Silverleaf - Knitting Pattern

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What beautiful shawl knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...

This lovely shawl features a beautiful leaf lace which is framed by garter stitch and fine eyelet lines. It will add an elegant, light accessory to your daily wardrobe...

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Geometric Baby Blanket - Free Pattern

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Beautiful knit blanket, comfortable fabric. Its size is suitable to embrace your dear little child. In freepatterns.com you will find plenty of brightly colored blankets.

This creative Pattern is designed by Laura Polley.

You can download the Pattern from freepatterns.com after registration. There will be many knitting pattern available to you. There are those who make the blanket for adults to make some modifications because the pattern is easy and fun to work!

Download Pattern: Soft-as-a-Cloud Baby Afghan

Moonlight Quilted Lattice Scarf - Free Pattern

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I found This knitting scarf pattern on Ravelry...

Debbie Seton: "I bought some Rowan Kidsilk Eclipse in the Gemini colourway to make a bride’s shawl and when picking that up, I was very attracted to this ‘Libra’ colourway too, so picked up 4 skeins of that too.

Whilst making the shawl with the cream shade, I was thinking what I’d so with the grey shade and got to wondering what the trellis scarf would be like in that yarn…

I knew that it would take me ages to knit up, but once I’d done a swatch of the pattern with this Eclipse yarn, I had to make it - just so pretty!"

Download Pattern: Trellis Scarf

Joining Blanket Squares

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Joining blanket square Cast on three stitches on dpn. Slip last stitch to rh needle, pick up edge stick, pass slip stitch back to left needle, knit 2tog, knit middle stitch, rot for pop edge...

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Warm Feet Baby Booties - Knitting Pattern

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What beautiful baby booties knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...

The Booties are knitted on two needles.

Such a classic look, these booties are perfect for both boys and girls!

The sure way to keep baby’s feet snug and warm!

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Herringbone Cowl - Free Pattern

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What beautiful cowl knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...

Super quick herringbone cowl. Just add buttons and you are good to go! I can be worn two ways- just wear the buttons on your right side for a loose fit or turn it so the buttons are on your left for a tighter fit.

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Vite Cowl - Knitting Pattern

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I found This knitting pattern on Ravelry...

Vite (grapevine in Italian) is the perfect two-skein project with a bulky yarn doubled, or one skein with super bulky yarn. The lacy vine pattern makes this cowl/scarf less than overwhelming when doubled. Or wear it long and fashionable! But have fun when you wear it!

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Hugo - Free Pattern

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What beautiful poncho knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...

Hugo is very easy, seamless top-down poncho. The new version of the pattern (with a few explanations) is uploaded.

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Different Decrease Styles - Tutorial

I found This knitting tutorial on Pinterest...

A great visual reference for different decrease styles on raglan sweaters.

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Why You Should Make This Bind Off Your New BFF

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Conquer four different bind-offs (and learn when to use each one) with these detailed photo tutorials from knitting expert Terry Matz.

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Andalusian Stitch - Free Pattern & Tutorial

What beautiful knitting stitch! I found it on Pinterest...

A close look at how to knit up the easy Andalusian Stitch Pattern, seeing exactly how those knits and purls are knitted together to make this simple pattern.

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K1p1 invisible bind-off - Tutorial

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Tani said: "since you end at the cuff when you knit toe-up, the bind-off must be loose and elastic. it would be a tragedy to have (unintentionally) slouchy socks after all the time you put into it. I found a k1p1 invisible bind-off that I thought might work for me described in the twisted sister’s sock workbook. the wording was a little confusing, but I plowed on…and thought to put what I learned up on the ol’ blog to share with you. 🙂

it may seem like a lot of work, but I think this bind-off is especially pretty and very elastic. I hope you enjoy it as much as I do!"

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Mitered Squares Throw With a Fabric Lining - Tutorial

I found This amazing knitting project on Pinterest...

This pattern has been around for a while and I was late to the game on it. It is the Mitered Crosses Blanket that Kay Gardiner made for Japan tsunami relief a couple of years ago. There are over 900 project pages for it on Ravelry...

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Baby Angel Top - Knitting Pattern

What beautiful baby top knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry...

This sweet little angel top is perfect for summer, also looks great worn over long sleeves in autumn and winter. This top is worked from side to side which means absolutely no sewing required.

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