Improve your texting in cold climates with these thumbless mittens. More than just a pair of fingerless gloves, these keep your hands warm and only expose your thumbs when needed. The thumb pocket is sewn on and the flap is secured at the base of the palm with Velcro* for easy access. The flap hangs […]
FREE Knitting Pattern – How to Knit Texting Mittens Read Post »
I don’t usually do posts like this but I thought I’d make it easier for everyone to get this knitting pattern collection. There is both a physical book you can get, a downloadable PDF that you can print and of course, all the individual patterns are free to read on this website if purchasing isn’t
Seven Slipper Styles to Knit – A Knitting Pattern Collection Read Post »
Great knitting pattern for beginners. Easy to follow instructions and links to how-to knitting videos demonstrating every stitch.
Easy to Knit Slippers – Great Beginner FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
Crochet a beautiful bracelet with this free crochet pattern. Includes instructions for a decorative crochet flower.
How to Crochet Jewelry – Make a Friendship Flower Bracelet Read Post »
Free crocheted slipper pattern for children, women and men. Includes instruction for an optional crochet flower and photos to help you along.
How to Crochet Slippers for Children and Adults – FREE Crochet Pattern! Read Post »
Well, since the how-to video showing how to knit these gloves in the round went over like a lead balloon, I’ve put in the effort and redesigned the gloves so they can be knit flat on 2 needles. Perfect for a newbie knitter wanting to learn new techniques! ** 👉🏼 In case you still want
Easy to Knit Owl Fingerless Gloves – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
FREE Knitting Pattern – Knit a fabulous pair of fingerless gloves or arm warmers with cute little bows running down the back of the arm and hand.
How to Knit Fingerless Arm Warmers or Mitts – with Bows! Read Post »
I’m not sure if this happens to anyone else, but I found some fantastic yarn on clearance that I absolutely had to have. Of course, I had no idea what to do with it. Then I got on my fingerless glove kick. I have written other patterns in the past such as my Owl Fingerless Gloves,
I’ve decided to share one of my most favourite things to knit…slippers just like my mom used to make. I’ve given the pattern so anyone can create them for adults from a woman’s size 7-12 or a man’s 6-11. This is one my most popular patterns (this honour has recently been captured by my Easy to
How to Knit Adult Slippers – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
Also known as fingerless mittens, I seem to have a thing going on for this awesome owl motif. If you haven’t seen them already, I also have a Knitted Owl Slipper pattern that you may like. But more about these awesome fingerless gloves… They are fairly quick to make if you’re somewhat of an experienced
I originally published this pattern way back in 2016; seems like a lifetime ago these days. Back then, I was charging for it, but like all my patterns, I’m making this crochet pattern free for anyone who would like it. This particular pattern started off as a bracelet design, then subsequently morphed into necklaces because
How to Crochet Jewelry – Make a Victorian Steampunk Necklace and Bracelet Read Post »
Awesome cozy knitted slippers for women and men with a delightful cabled owl motif. The inspiration came to me while scrolling through the wonders of the internet and stumbling on other knitted slippers that were made in one piece on circular needles but back and forth. I couldn’t for the life of me figure it
Learn to knit a pair of adorable sheep sippers for adults!
I only use hand knit dishcloths and have for years. I can’t express the superiority of these things! Regardless of the style, and I have designed a few, they last forever, have fabulous scrubbing power and double as a great heat protector when setting a hot pan on the counter or grabbing something out of
Bars and Stripes Knitted Dishcloth Pattern – Learn How to Knit Read Post »
Because even pirates and rock stars need to do the dishes, I’ve created the coolest dishcloth known to man. That’s right! A crocheted dishcloth that’s reversible with a skull and crossbones on it. Now who DOESN’T want that in their kitchen! Crazy people, that’s who. This dishcloth is very easy to make and a great
This is more than a common granny square…this is what is known as an afghan stitch or tunisian crochet. A few months ago I decided to make another afghan using this method. It’s the second one I’ve made, but this time instead of using my left over yarn I came up with the idea to make it a
How to Crochet an Afghan…or How to Do Tunisian Crochet Read Post »
If you’ve crocheted before and are familiar with most of the stitches, this will be a snap for you to make. If you’re new, it may push you a bit, but is still totally doable. It’s extremely repetitive and once you catch on, the repeated sections will be second nature to you. I’ve written instructions
Socks are one of those things that you can make as individual as you are. Made in the round on 4 double pointed needles, it may seem intimidating at first, but really it’s not. And with a little practise you’ll get just as hooked as me. If you are just getting started one standard ball of yarn,
What every overly pretentious bottle of wine needs – a hipster sweater! Dress up that cheap bottle of $8 wine for your next hoity-toity dinner party. I’m nearly certain no one will notice you cheaped out and the sweater alone will wow them into a false sense ostentatiousness! While this project looks complicated, in truth,
The pattern itself is very easy to do and definitely one that a person new to crocheting could follow. I’ve also provided the pattern with two different edges. My personal preference is to end it with a backwards single crochet, but a single crochet in each stitch and row will also work. If you are new to
How to Crochet a Dishcloth – A Beginner’s Pattern Read Post »
I’ve been asked by a number of people to knit them slippers that are a little more snug. A surprising number of people like to sleep with slippers on and have a difficult time finding ones the don’t keep coming off. Now, I can’t guarantee that these will stay on your feet all night but with the
Because it seemed wrong to not have the children’s version of this knitting pattern, I did all the math and here it is! I’ve made the pattern fit children’s feet from a small size 5 up to a teen size 5. That means you can make a slipper to fit feet that measure 5 1/4″ to
How to Knit Children’s Slippers – Free Knitting Pattern Read Post »
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