Amazing Knitting

The photo above © Calor Yarns & Design What beautiful knitting cowl pattern! I found it on Instagram  This gorgeous cowl is worked in a textured stitch. This pattern appears courtesy of Calor Yarns. Download Pattern: Mega Cowl 

Photos above © someonesmom458 A simple, stylish top-down jacket, in sizes from Birth to18 months. A quick knit, which would make this the ideal pattern for the experienced beginner who is ready to go to the next level. Cardigan is completely seamless and requires very minimal finishing. The perfect jacket for spring, autumn, and winter. Knit in beautifully soft cotton, this jacket would be ideal to pop on Bub on those cooler summer evenings. The pattern comes with a schematic. Full Post:  Stylish Top Down Jacket 

Photos above © Susan x I found this beautiful knitting teddy bear pattern on Pinterest... You are going to love these adorable Knitted Teddy Bear Patterns. This is an easy pattern to show you how.  Full Post:  Teddy Bear 

The photo above © Kristen Ashbaugh Helmreich What beautiful mitts knitting pattern! I found it on Pinterest... The pattern is written for double-pointed needles but if you prefer other knitting in-the-round techniques please feel free to adapt this pattern to your favorite method. The Lenticular Mitts are the perfect fast knit for year-round gift-giving or a fabulous instant gratification project for YOU!  Download Pattern: Lenticular Mitts

The photo above © GothKnitty What beautiful knitting pattern! I found it on Ravelry... Agnese Vajevska designed this hooded vest knitted in one piece from the bottom up. Lacing can be replaced by buttons.  Download Pattern: Hobbit Dress

The photo above © Zehava Jacobs 2013 I found this beautiful knitting Shawl pattern on Pinterest... Pretty, feminine and interesting to knit, Mirabelle makes the texture look good! Includes all written instructions (no charts). Knit in any sock/fingering weight yarn with the right yardage… a great sock yarn stash-busting project! Download Pattern: Mirabelle Texture Sampler Shawl 

Photos above © fourchette I found this wonderful knitting bag pattern on Pinterest... Pam Allen indulged her fondness for the berry sew during this quick-and-easy knitting bag whose roll of tobacco form was galvanized by a bag she saw in a very catalog. For the front and back, she unwoven two slightly formed rectangles and seamed them on all-time low and partway up the perimeters. Instead of binding off, she placed the live stitches on wood knitting needles, squished them along to make soft gathers, and applied a touch superglue. Garter-stitch handles sewed to the front and back ar all that's required to complete the bag. This specific bag isn't lined. However, it'd be a simple refer use the front and back as pattern items and add a sunny print lining to stop needles from jab through. Download Pattern: Knitting Needle Knitting Bag