I don’t know why the Lyre poncho, designed by Noriko Ho for Quince & Co., makes me think of spring.

Maybe it’s the pretty blue color, with just a hint of robin’s egg. Maybe the little eyelets that suggest … Read More...

Newer knitters often wonder how to knit with circular knitting needles, both flat and in the round, and why they would want to use these sorts of needles. Circular needles make lots of knitting tasks easier, and they’re super simple … Read More...

As knitters we hope that our projects will provide good memories for the people who use them, but one Scottish knitter has a very special comfort project in mind and needs dog owners’ help.

She contacted Love Crafts because she … Read More...

I am really hoping this Knitting Pattern comes in an adult size, because it is adorable!  Forget about those dollarstore Easter bonnets for the school parade, how about knitting this? You can purchase this Easter Pattern over on Etsy. 

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This bulky knit Ammara Throw designed by the Blue Elephants was originally made on a knitting machine, but of course you can knit it by hand, too.

She worked it in one long piece, intarsia style, where you knit across … Read More...

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If you’re a newer knitter wanting to try out some different skills, or a knitter with more experience who just wants to have some fun, the Nina cowl pattern by Gavriella Treminio is a great one.

This top down triangular … Read More...

Japanese knitting patterns are popular with knitters all over the world for the simplicity of their presentation. You don’t really have to know how to read the language because the patterns are presented in chart form.

If you’ve been wanting … Read More...

I feel like by this time of year I should really be thinking about spring and summer knitting, but my heart wants to knit more warm sweaters.

Crush by Anna Johanna is a cool knitting pattern chock full of techniques: … Read More...

I love knitting little hearts. They’re such a fun shape and usually pretty quick and easy to complete.

The Heart pattern from Kristina Bolbat is a sweet little design you can work up in any gauge yarn you have handy, … Read More...

As much as I love the look of dramatic colorwork, brioche and other fancy techniques, the sweaters I go to again and again — for knitting and for wearing — are usually pretty simple in design.

Jumping to the front … Read More...

Baby Yoda has been taking over the crafting world and whilst I am a big fan of the Childs cuteness, I am still a sucker for the original fandom of full-grown old as heck Yoda.  This Tea cosy (yes people … Read More...

Little scrubby face pads are great for a lot of uses including removing makeup and face washing, but they aren’t so great for the environment.

I’ve been meaning to knit some for myself, and this pattern for a tiny washcloth … Read More...

This wee baby Yoda (aka the child) knitting pattern from Marny Kindness is so cute and quick to stitch up. It uses mini skeins in four colors for his body, facial features, cloak and carrier.

She used DK weight yarn … Read More...

The Geo Mesh Cowl by Xandy Peters looks like a triangular scarf but is actually an easy-to-wear cowl. The tip is worked flat and then stitches are added and joined in the round to make it into a cowl.

The … Read More...

Because I’m pretty much always cold, I often end up wearing multiple layers, including a couple of sweaters at a time (usually a handknit and a storebought sweater, with a long-sleeved shirt for good measure).

The Spring Birch cardigan from … Read More...

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This book has been in my house for a while and I’ve been super excited to share it with you but wanted to wait until it was officially out, which it is now.

Years ago there was an unofficial Harry … Read More...

I really love really bulky hats. They’re fun to knit because they work up in no time at all, and they can be a simple but dramatic addition to your wardrobe.

The Twist of Fate beanie by Cathryn Johnson is … Read More...