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Looking for fun summer knitting patterns? We’ve rounded up of five of our sunniest knitting projects that are perfect for those lazy summer afternoons.
The magic loop is a popular knitting technique for knitting in the round. Check out this photo tutorial to see exactly how to knit using the magic loop method.
How do you know how much yarn you need for the long tail cast on? In this article, knitting expert Jen Lucas shows you how easy it is to estimate your yarn tail.
In this article, you’ll find three free cowl patterns that cover a few of the most popular ways to knit a cowl.
This is my Belle Haven shawl, a one-skein fingering weight shawl that I designed about 10 years ago. It’s been folded in a storage container and sitting in my cedar closet for much of that time, but the beautiful yarn is an amazing color—so why not enjoy it again? It’s the perfect shawl to unravel…
With hundreds of lace stitch patterns to try, where to start? While eyelets or mesh are great easy lace stitch patterns to begin with, why not kick it up a notch and try fishtail lace? It’s an easy 6-row repeating pattern that can be added to just about any project. I love using this one…
When it comes time to decorate my home for the holidays, I like to add a little handmade touch to my décor whenever I can. Over the years, I’ve knit, crocheted, and cross-stitched ornaments and other festive knick-knacks for my home. Here’s one more for me to add to my collection – a beginner-friendly tree…
With the gift-giving season upon us soon, you might be thinking – what should I knit? We’re here to help! We’ve got five great patterns that are perfect for those knit-worthy folks in your life. Mini Knitted Mittens These adorable mittens can be knit up in a flash with leftover sock yarn. With just 20…
Double yarn overs are a fun stitch, commonly used in lace knitting. You can find tons of knitting stitch patterns that contain these large holes, and it’s fun to incorporate them into your knitting projects. Twice Around The Needle A double yarn over is created by working two yarn overs right next to each other.…
When I first started knitting, I was at a point in my life where seemingly everyone in my life was getting married and having babies. There were always gift-giving events to attend, and I liked making something handmade whenever possible. I would knit anything from baby hats and sweaters to blankets to give as gifts.…
Jen Lucas
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Knit in the Round with the Magic Loop
Long Tail Cast On Hack
3 Ways to Knit a Cowl
Reusing Your Yarn to Give Old Projects New Life
Let’s Knit Fishtail Lace
Beginner Tree Ornament
Five Great Gift-Worthy Knits
How to Work a Double Yarn Over
Blanket Sizes