Amazing Knitting

Baby Maebry Cardigan - Knitting Pattern

What beautiful knitting baby cardigan pattern! I found it on Pinterest...

Baby and toddler sweater knit top-down in one piece in stockinette and garter stitch with a border in daisy stitch. Sizes 3 months, 6 months, 12 months, 18 months, 2 years.

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Trellis Baby Sweater - Free Knitting Pattern

Photos above © Britta Stolfus Rueschhoff

What beautiful knitting baby sweater pattern! I found it on Pinterest...

Baby cardigan with shawl collar and 18-row repeat trellis cables and seed stitch. Sizes 6 [12, 18] months. Designed by Britta Stolfus Rueschhoff for Knitty. Aran weight yarn.

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Reversible Rivulet Scarf - Free Knitting Pattern

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What beautiful knitting scarf pattern! I found it on Pinterest...

The Reversible Rivulet Scarf looks the same from all angles, so you can drape it over your neck with no fuss! This intermediate knitting pattern gives the illusion of a waterfall cascading down your neck. This unique knit scarf pattern is made up of tiny chains of yarn that provide an interesting look and texture that anyone can appreciate! It is not the easiest scarf to cobble together, so beginner knitters may want to get more practice before attempting this, but the completed project is more than worth the challenge.

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Easy as Pie Scarf - Knitting Pattern

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

This really is an easy pattern. I’ve got about 4 or 5” done and it looks great. Can’t wait to see it blocked.

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Briarfield Vest - Knitting Pattern

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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.

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Angels Among Us Blanket - Knitting 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.

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Homemade Simple & Warm Slippers - Free Pattern & Tutorial

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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!

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Knit Batwing Swoncho - Free Pattern

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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.

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Flying Solo - Free Knitting Pattern

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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.

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Pembroke Scarf - Free Knitting Pattern

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.

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Primavera Scarf - Free Knitting Pattern

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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.

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Knit Side Step Garter Stitch Slippers - Free Knitting Pattern

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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.

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4 Row Repeat Chevron Ridges Throw - Free Pattern

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.

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Ear Savers for Masks - Free Knitting Pattern

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.

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Safe at Home Blanket - Knitting Pattern

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.

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Gingersnap - Free Knitting Pattern

What beautiful knitting cardigan (Free Pattern)! I found it on Ravelry...

Colors used in this sweater were Candy, Charcoal Gray, and Soft Cream.

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The Daybreak Tee - Free Pattern

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.

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Getting Warmer - Free Knitting Pattern

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.

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Caploncho - Free Knitting Pattern

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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.

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Bonjour Hi Cowl - Free Knitting Pattern