Amazing Knitting

Photo above © Tani I found This knitting tutorial on Pinterest... 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!" Full Post:  K1p1 invisible bind-off 

Photos above © Elaine - ItalianDishKnits 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... Full Post:  Mitered Squares Throw

 Photo above ©  OGE Knitwear Designs 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. Full Post:  Baby Angel Top 

Photos above © christa-l I found This shawl/wrap knitting pattern on Ravelry... Very clear pattern, very good tutorial: the slots are awesome! I love this pattern and this yarn! They match perfectly together! Just follow the instructions and knit a funny, very elegant and warm shawl! Download Pattern: Pfeilraupe 

Photos above © Creativa Atelier What beautiful kimono jacket knitting pattern! I found it on BeautifulSkills ... If there is one thing I’m completely certain about baby clothes, is that it has to be the most comfortable garment and it has to be super easy to put on and take off. So today, I want to show you how to make a knitted kimono jacket for babies which, for me, is the star of the tops and your best ally for your baby’s first weeks. Full Post:  Kimono Jacket

Photo above © mimouna  This pattern can be used to knit a plain teddy bear or one that’s covered in stripes. When worked in DK weight yarn the bear is 30cm tall but the size could be altered by using thinner or thicker yarn. Tips are given on managing all those colors, including sewing the seams neatly. Download Pattern:  Teddy Bear Stripes 

Photo above © Wollmaus-Claudia What beautiful little rucksack knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Wintogreen designed this cute little rucksack that can be conveniently attached to a keyring or purse ring. Available in English and German. Great stash buster! Download Pattern: Little Rucksack