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What beautiful knitted slippers (free Pattern)! I found it on Pinterest...
I love this simple pattern and yarn is perfect for it. I will definitely make more.
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Cozy Slipper Boots - Free Patterns
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What beautiful knitting cozy slipper boots! I found it on Pinterest...
These amazing cozy-looking boots are like the love-child of socks and slippers that look like they’ all give your feet (and ankles) a big comforting hug!
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Mini Knit Pumpkins - Free Pattern
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What beautiful amigurumi pumpkins (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest.
Learn how to get started with amigurumi in the knit pumpkins! Create your own cute little basic knit pumpkin doll with this free knitting pattern! this basic and beginner friendly DIY project is perfect for any knitter using their needles or even machine.
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Minilopapeysa Keyring - Free Pattern
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Lopapeysa or Icelandic sweater is an icelandic style of sweater originated in the 50’s. It is traditionally knitted with Lopi which is the fleece of Icelandic sheep.
The minilopapeysa is knitted just like any other pullover that is made in the round bottom up with a fair isle yoke and grafted underarms. Pattern available in English and Spanish.
Download Pattern: Minilopapeysa Keyring
Reversible Cabled Brioche Stitch Scarf - Free Pattern
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What beautiful scarf (free knitting pattern)! I found it on Pinterest.
This is a fun-to-knit cushy reversible scarf pattern. The technique is not hard once you get the hang it.
For a wider scarf, cast on an extra 8sts for each cable you want to add. The set up row adds 4 yos per repeat, which brings you up to 12sts per cable. At the original gauge, each added cable will make the scarf about 1.6 inches wider.
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Easy Drop Stitch Scarf - Free Pattern
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What beautiful knitting scarf (Easy pattern)! I found it on Pinterest.
This scarf uses a horizontal drop stitch or seafoam pattern. It is fun and easy to make, and looks beautiful in a variegated yarn. It is well suited to yarns that are a little slippery or silky.
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Boo the Bat Knitting Pattern
Photo © carissabrowning
Boo the Bat by Anna Hrachovec is a playful knitted softie featuring wraparound wings and tiny feet designed to hang from a finger, branch or other perch.
This compact bat is a quick character-knitting project worked mainly with worsted-weight yarn. Its distinctive construction combines knitting in the round, picked-up stitches and simple finishing techniques to create Boo's body, wings and hanging feet.
Boo the Bat Pattern at a Glance
Designer: Anna Hrachovec
Publisher: Mochimochi Land
Pattern: Boo the Bat
Craft: Knitting
Category: Softie / Animal
Yarn Weight: Worsted
Suggested Yarn: Cascade 220
Needles: US 6 (4 mm)
Finished Height: Approximately 4 in
Wingspan: Approximately 8 in
Techniques: Knitting in the round, picking up stitches, mattress stitch
Language: English
Current Availability: Paid PDF pattern
About Boo the Bat
Boo is designed as a small three-dimensional knitted bat with wings that wrap around the body. The feet are shaped so the finished toy can hang from a finger or a small branch, giving it extra personality as a Halloween decoration or knitted character.
Despite its small size, the project introduces several useful toy- knitting techniques. The original pattern includes sections worked in the round on double-pointed needles as well as stitches picked up for additional parts of the bat.
Yarn and Needle Notes
The original pattern recommends worsted-weight yarn, with Cascade 220 listed as the suggested yarn.
The recommended needle size is US 6 (4 mm). Because this is a stuffed softie, a firm knitted fabric is useful so that the stuffing remains neatly contained.
Finished Size
Boo measures approximately 4 inches tall with an approximate 8-inch wingspan.
The compact size makes this a relatively small knitting project and a fun option for seasonal decorations, gifts or anyone who enjoys knitted creatures.
Techniques Used
The designer lists techniques including knitting in the round on double-pointed needles, picking up stitches and mattress stitch.
These techniques make Boo a more interesting project than a simple flat knitted toy while still keeping the finished piece small and manageable.
Get the Boo the Bat Pattern
Boo the Bat was designed by Anna Hrachovec of Mochimochi Land.
The pattern was previously described as free on older pages around the web, but the current authorized Ravelry listing is a paid PDF. Amazing Knitting does not reproduce the designer's complete instructions.
Use the button below to visit the original listing for the current price and pattern availability.
Pattern design © Anna Hrachovec / Mochimochi Land. Photo © carissabrowning. Pattern pricing and availability are controlled by the designer and may change over time.
Felted Bell Ornaments - Free Pattern
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What beautiful knitting felted bell pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
The pattern can be made with sport weight for a pin or worsted for an ornament. Scrap quantities are sufficient. No needle size is given.
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The Spiral Beanie - Free Knitting Pattern
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What beautiful knitting beanie pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
This hat pattern is slightly slouchy and is extra stretchy due to the stitch pattern which is great if you like a looser fitting hat. The spiral knit hat is fun to work up and looks good in any color. Try mixing it up and making the brim of the hat a different color than the body of the hat.
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Split Hem Cable Pullover - Free Pattern
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What beautiful knitting pullover pattern! I found it on Pinterest.
Long-sleeved tunic sweater with a variety of cables described in both written instructions and charts. Sizes XS/S, M, L, XL. Designed by Patons. Bulky weight yarn.
Download Pattern: Split Hem Cable Pullover
Meowf Hat - Free Pattern
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| Photos above © KnitsterMonika |
What beautiful knitting cowl pattern! I found it on Ravelry.
The Meowf hat is inspired by the Baa-ble hat but differs slightly in the design technique and by the fact that is features cats instead of sheep.
Download Pattern: Meowf Hat
Knitted Fair Isle Hats - Knitting Pattern
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What beautiful Knitted Hats! I found it on Pinterest.
How to learn to work the Fair Isle, and Links to patterns that are not free.
I love to have both patterns!
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