One of the key parts of learning how to knit well is understanding gauge. While there are plenty of knitters who say they never check their gauge, it’s a good idea to get in the habit of making and properly … Read More...

I love Japanese knitting patterns. Of course not every designer from that country has the same style, but in general, many Japanese knitting patterns have a spare but stylish look, with just enough details to make them interesting to knit … Read More...

This is such a sweet take on ear flaps I think everyone is going to want to knit this hat — and with sizes from baby to adult you can knit them for everyone you know!

The Garter Ear Flap … Read More...

The Cozy Mock Neck Sweater Crochet Pattern is the perfect project for anyone looking to knit their first sweater. The pattern is designed with the beginner knitter in mind, using simple techniques such as ribbing and stockinette stitch. It’s worked … Read More...

This time of year I feel like everyone is thinking about using their stash and odd balls from leftover projects. Maybe it’s just me, currently knitting a sweater (that might end up being a sweater dress!) from a bunch of … Read More...

There’s something kind of classic about the design of the Wandelbos socks by Mieka John, even though the stripes and color blocking on them is a little unconventional.

The socks are worked from the toe up and uses a German … Read More...

This pattern is referred to as a car coat, but if you ask me this is a great project to knit and wear for in the car, or on the couch, or just about anywhere else.

It’s worked in super … Read More...

While we’re getting back to basics this week, here’s a great throw to knit for the back of your couch that uses a simple textured stitch pattern.

The pattern is called hurdle stitch, and it’s made with a repeating pattern … Read More...

Fingerless mitts are a year-round accessory for me, but they’re a great thing to knit and to wear when it’s cold out.

The Starlit Night mitts pattern from The Crimson Stitchery uses slipped stitches to make a field of stars … Read More...

Looking for an easy but special project to knit with a single skein of yarn?

The Tombreck Hat from Ysolda uses about a skein of worsted weight yarn. It has a simple textured chevron pattern (which is shown in chart … Read More...

This sock pattern does all the math for you. You can take any sock yarn and suitable needles and start making your socks without having to swatch or think about how many stitches should you cast on.

Because you start … Read More...

Need a little something to keep your ears warm in cold weather?

The Folgate headband is a simple headband, that is knitted in the round seamlessly. This little accessory will keep your ears warm on colder days.

It uses worsted … Read More...

The Amber headband is a cute accessory, that you can knit in an evening. The design features a combination of delicate lace stripes and slipped stitches.

This cozy and stylish headband is perfect for keeping your ears warm on chilly … Read More...

Our online world is full of hashtags, and this cute hat from Rosie Posie Design Co is a fun way to celebrate this humble piece of punctuation.

The hat is worked in two colors using mosaic knitting, so you’re slipping … Read More...

When it gets really cold where I live, I like to wear a lighter weight sweater with a chunky and boxier sweater on top. But even if you don’t layer your sweaters like I do, it’s great to have some … Read More...

Our Christmas Santa belt medium weight hats knitting patterns are perfect for making handmade gifts for your loved ones, young and old this holiday season.

Sizes: 0-3 Months, 3-12 Months, 1-2 Years, 3-12 Years, Teen/Women, Men.

Yarn: Any worsted medium … Read More...

Our chunky Christmas Santa stocking cap hat knitting pattern makes the perfect baby shower gift, photography prop or winter hat for your little one. These make adorable matching hats for family photographs or to wear on Christmas morning with … Read More...

Chunky knits are great for keeping warm, but sometimes they can be a little too warm, or just a little boring when knit with a standard stitch pattern.

The Chunky Alpaca Scarf from Jane Richmond adds a bit of lace … Read More...