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...

This pattern includes directions for all 4 Marshmallow Mug hats shown in our Christmas set.

The popular Marshmallow Mugs are such an adorable addition to your home decor. Personalize yours with one of our easy hat knitting patterns. The best … Read More...

This time of year in the Northern Hemisphere is all about being cozy, and I don’t know that there is much cozier than a hand knit pair of slippers.

These felted slippers come in six different sizes and a variety … Read More...

Our snowman hat knitting pattern is perfect for making handmade gifts for your loved ones, young and old.

Sizes: 3-6 Months, 6-12 Months, 1-3 Years, 4-12 Years, Women

Yarn: Lion Brand – Wool Ease Thick & Quick.

Stitches – Knit, … Read More...

Our sweet chunky pixie bonnet winter hat knitting pattern is perfect for making handmade gifts for your loved ones, young and old. Comes in sizes newborn, baby and children.

Sizes: Newborn, 0-3 Months, 3-6 Months, 6-12 Months, 1-2 Years, 3-4 … Read More...

Have a holiday present that could use a little something extra? Want to make a cool last-minute wreath that can stay up through the winter without looking too Christmasy?

This knit poinsettia flower from Emi Harrington is worked in worsted … Read More...

I know it might feel like it’s too late to add any more knits to your holiday decor or gift-giving, but this ornament pattern from Amy Gaines is here to convince you otherwise.

These sweet ornaments, including a snowman, snow … Read More...

I’m not much of a hat person, but I will admit when it’s really cold and you have to be outside, a hat makes it a little less terrible.

An earflap hat is all the better because it provides extra … Read More...

This chunky Christmas elf stocking cap hat knitting pattern makes the perfect family Christmas photography prop or winter hat for your little one. Its sized from newborn up to men’s sizes so you can make them for everyone in the … Read More...

I imagine a time when my fireplace mantel is going to be covered with adorable knit things for the winter. I’m not there yet, but I might need to add some of these lovely little Christmas tree cones from Little … Read More...

This little tree is so pretty and I love the idea of using all your random bits of green yarn to make one (I have a lot of random bits of green yarn, but if you don’t I’m sure you … Read More...

If your Christmas tree needs a little extra something, or you’re looking for a quick gift to knit up for a bunch of people on your list, these pretty baubles from Samuele Scomparin are a good option.

They’re all worked … Read More...

This pretty cowl pattern from Joji Locatelli is called Knit Free for s couple of reasons.

First it is actually a free pattern, and a thank you from the designer to her supporters who allow her to live a full … Read More...

All three of these knitted designs start with the basic bootie pattern and are then embellished uniquely per animal. Which makes them a quick pattern to learn and repeat for multiple sets.  Fox booties, Mouse booties and Raccoon booties are … Read More...

If you’re still looking for some quick and easy gift knitting projects, or a sweet little something to make for yourself for the cold season, these fruity leg warmers from My Poppet are a great choice.

They’re fruity because the … Read More...

I love knit ornaments (and will be sharing a bunch in the coming days!) because they are quick to knit, a great way to show off your hobby in your decor, and they make great gifts/tags/additions to gift bags.

They’re … Read More...

Figgy pudding isn’t a holiday tradition where I am from, but I know it’s a traditional must have for a lot of people. If you don’t have a real figgy pudding, or just want to commemorate your love for them … Read More...

I saw this Elf Stocking Garland from Cheryl Andrews the other day and it got me thinking of an Elf on the Shelf spending the day knitting tiny stockings.

Whether you have an elf who needs some stockings or just … Read More...