Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s iconic lace collars have become quite the popular accessory/motif for crafters this year. They’re a striking accessory to wear when you go voting or just to honor RBG in crafting.

The latest design in this genre are … Read More...

An easy beginner knitting pattern for a Halloween tea cosy. Or take the spiders off and make a Fall themed Tea cozy. The pattern has Row by Row instructions for 2 sizes of cosy, a standard 6 cup pot and … Read More...

Mohair can be a little fiddly but the look of a finished piece worked in mohair or with mohair and other yarns is really lovely. It feels great and you get that fun kind of see-through look that’s really interesting … Read More...

This ice cream cushion is such a fun project. Perfect for a children’s play area, bedroom or as party decorations too.

You can download this free knitting pattern here.   Experiment with different colored yarns to create awesome ice cream flavours … Read More...

Dozens of delightfully colorful holiday patterns from popular designer Jorid Linvik.

Make it the best time of the year?all year long! Fan-favorite Scandinavian knitwear designer Jorid Linvik, the bestselling author of the beloved Big Book of Knitted Mittens and Big … Read More...

I’ve never owned a dog, but if I did, it’s likely I would need to choose one that is tolerant of being dressed up, particularly in adorable knit items like this candy corn dog sweater from Yarnspirations.

It comes … Read More...

It’s actually starting to look like fall where I live, and I’m celebrating by knitting a sweater in red, orange and yellow. But the Esenia sweater by Alena Malevitch would be another great option for knitting and wearing this time … Read More...

This bundle includes four patterns of Halloween decorations: Halloween Girl, Halloween Lady, Ghost Skeleton and a colorful spider.

The patterns are designed for beginner and intermediate skilled knitters. Skills required: casting on and off, knit, purl, increase and decrease. The … Read More...

Pumpkins and jack o’lanterns are my preferred crafty motifs of the Halloween season, but there are lots of other cute projects our there if you want to bring a little spookiness to your knitting projects.

The Happy Haunts Socks from … Read More...

I hope you didn’t think I was through with the Halloween and fall knitting patterns, because I just found these adorable little pumpkins from Norman Schwarze and I had to share them.

Not only do you get the pattern for … Read More...

I am always looking for ways to use up bits of my stash (and am in fact knitting a stash-busting sweater right now), but even if you’re not a fan of the scrappy look the Exotic Burst Cowl by Dolly … Read More...

SKILL LEVEL – Easy SIZES 6-9 months (9-12 months, 12-18 months) Finished circumference About 14 (16, 18) in. (35.5 (40.5, 45.5) cm)

This free knitting pattern comes via Lionbrand and you can download the free pattern here. 

Finished height About … Read More...

Young knitters, old knitters, hip knitters, traditional knitters: they all enjoy different styles. But every knitter from age 5 to 95 needs a good dictionary of stitches.  400 Knitting Stitches is a comprehensive guide that invites knitters to experiment with … Read More...

I really feel that toilet roll covers are making a comeback, I mea suddenly the importance of having a spare lockdown roll is monumental.

Knitted and fun Toilet Roll covers in 3 Halloween styles (Spider, Ghost and Pumpkin) in Chunky … Read More...

It’s prime spooky knitting season, and I love this design for those times when you might want something seasonal that’s not a costume.

The Cemetery Drive Cowl by Emily Haver features ghosts in a graveyard and it looks great in … Read More...

There are so many pumpkin knitting patterns out there and I want to knit ALL of them because they are so fun and easy and a great way to decorate this time of year.

Here’s another great one I just … Read More...

I usually only wear hats when it is really cold and I’m going to be outside for a decent period of time, but I do love the idea of wearing hats throughout the year, especially as the chill mornings of … Read More...

I can’t believe it’s almost October! For as slowly as spring and summer went, we sure barreled through September! Halloween — whatever it looks like this year — will be here before we know it, but we still have time … Read More...

I have a tendency to knit big, bulky sweaters, which I love, but I don’t really have any handknit sweaters that a good for fall. Probably in part because I’m really lazy and it sounds to me a full-sized sweater … Read More...

I told you back in July about the emPower People project, which encourages people to knit or crochet a purple headscarf or cowl to be worn when voting and engaging in other civic activities like gatherings or marches, with the … Read More...