I’ve just finished and released Cozy Knitted Hat Collection Book 2, a new knitting pattern collection filled with easy hat and headband designs. This collection includes 9 knitting patterns for hats, beanies, headbands, and winter accessories, all designed to be worked flat on straight needles. If you enjoy knit flat hat patterns, easy beanie knitting patterns, and simple straight […]
If you’re looking for a knitting book filled with easy-to-follow projects, the paperback edition of Cozy Knitted Hat Collection: Book 1 brings together 9 knit-flat hat and headband patterns in one convenient volume. This 8 x 10 paperback is designed for knitters who enjoy straightforward construction, wearable accessories, and projects that fit easily into busy days. If
Gussy it up or wear it plain, this crocheted hat pattern is extremely versatile and makes hats for nearly anyone. Anyone but my 14 year old son apparently, who said, with his usual unenthusiastic honesty, “I don’t like it but it fits OK”. How do I know this? I needed to borrow his head to
Crocheted Sun Hat and Bucket Hat – FREE Crochet Pattern Read Post »
This free knit wascloth and coaster pattern knit flat on straight needles is a great way to add rich texture and interest to your everyday knitting projects. The crossed stitch knitting pattern creates a beautiful, eye-catching surface that looks intricate but is simple to learn, while the neat finished edge gives each piece a clean,
Crossed Stitch Dishcloth and Coasters – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
Knit flat on 2 straight needles, the Leaves of the Shadow Glen Hat is worked in an unconventional way that sets it apart from a traditional beanie. This is not a beginner pattern, but for knitters ready for a rewarding challenge, the journey is well worth it. The construction unfolds gradually, with cables forming flowing
Leaves of the Shadow Glen Hat – Free Two Needle Knit Flat Pattern Read Post »
The season is getting colder again, the few apples on my trees are turning red and my mind turns back towards knitting. And oh boy, am I coming up with a bunch of knitting designs! Now here’s to finding the time to publish them all. Work is also back to full-time so that’s great news
This beanie is not worked using standard hat construction. Instead, it’s intentionally designed to unfold in a different way, allowing the cables, shaping, and fit to develop gradually as you knit. If the construction feels unusual at first, that’s okay. Follow the instructions, trust the process, and keep going. Once all the steps come together,
Autumn Leaf Winter Beanie Hat – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
This is a very simple pattern knit flat on two needles, using straightforward colorwork. Intarsia charts are included, along with a blank chart so you can design and knit any message you want. If this pattern offends you, that’s a bonus. I share my work freely for everyone, and I refuse to let people who
F*ck Ice and Trump Beanie Knitting Pattern – FREE Download! Read Post »
The Woodland Wanderer’s Hat is a cozy, timeless knit with a traditional fantasy feel, perfect for grand adventures, epic quests, untamed paths, and journeys worth remembering… or just keeping your ears warm while grabbing a coffee before your Zoom meeting. I designed this beanie for knitters who enjoy texture and classic details. This adult size
Woodland Wanderer Knit Hat – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
Knit a pair of moccasin style bootie slippers with this FREE knitting pattern. Knit slippers for adults from size 5 – 14.
Knit Flat Slippers with a Cuff – Free PDF Knitting Pattern Read Post »
If you’re looking for a simple, cozy project that fits anyone, this free knitting pattern is just what you need. These plain knit mittens are worked in basic stitches and include sizes for children, teens, and adults, so you can make a pair for everyone in the family. They’re perfect for gift-giving or keeping hands
Easy Knit Mittens for Everyone – Free Knitting Pattern for Children, Teens, and Adults Read Post »
Stay warm this winter with this free knitted ear warmer headband pattern! It’s double-thick, soft, and designed to cover your ears and forehead for extra warmth. This is a great first knitting project for beginners to learn the basics, and a fast, satisfying knit for experienced knitters. The pattern is free to read online and includes a complete how-to video tutorial, showing you every step from
Cozy Double Thick Ear Warmer Headband – Free Knitting Pattern for Winter Read Post »
As the crisp autumn air rolls in and the scent of pumpkin spice fills the air, there’s no better time to crochet a fun and festive beanie to keep you warm. This pumpkin beanie (or toque) is the perfect project to get into the fall spirit. Whether you’re heading out for a pumpkin patch adventure
Crocheted Pumpkin Beanie Hat – FREE Jack o’ Lantern Crochet Pattern Read Post »
I’ve always avoided designing anything that required extra sewing because, truth be told, I really dislike it. But I realized that avoiding finishing work was limiting what I could create. And maybe, just maybe, not everyone abhors sewing as much as I do. Once I came to terms with that, it opened up a whole
Butterfly Fingerless Gloves – Easy Knit Flat Fingerless Mitts Pattern with Video! Read Post »
This knit beanie pattern is about as easy as it gets — no complicated charts or weird stitches here. You just need to know knit, purl, and a simple decrease, plus how to pick up stitches (but don’t stress, the pick-up joins are totally hidden even if you’re not perfect at it). Best part? This
The Easiest Beanie Hat Pattern You’ll Ever Knit – Perfect Winter Hat for Beginners! Read Post »
This crochet leaf pattern was created as an accent to complement the flowers in my Crochet Jar with Lid Pattern. On their own, the leaves aren’t meant to stand out—I designed them to serve as subtle fillers that enhance the flowers and draw attention to the main design. These leaves are a smaller adaptation of
Free Easy Crochet Leaf Pattern – Perfect for Appliqués and Decor! Read Post »
Whooo’s ready to knit some cozy mittens? These extra-thick owl mitts are the perfect project to keep your hands warm and your knitting fun! Knit flat on straight needles, with either 2 strands of worsted weight yarn or super bulky yarn, they’re a fast and easy make, even if you’re newer to knitting. The adorable
Extra Thick and Quick to Knit Owl Mittens – FREE Pattern Read Post »
Use this crochet pattern at your own risk! The washers are choking hazards and the weight may not be appropriate for those with limited abilities. This is NOT a medical product! This crochet pattern is also VERY basic, lacking the detailed how-to photos and explanations I usually add to my patterns. That’s why the printable
Crochet Weighted Granny Square Blanket – Made with Washers! Read Post »
Make a pair of adult moccasin bootie slippers with this FREE Knitting Pattern. Knit a pair of Ugg inspired classic slouch booties today!
Super Cozy Textured Adult Bootie Slippers – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
I’m thrilled to share my latest knitting pattern for fingerless mitts, and yes, my love for these cozy accessories shows no sign of stopping! This time around, I’ve added a twist—quite literally—with a unique cable pattern that elegantly winds its way down the back of the hand. It’s a design element that adds both texture
Easy to Knit Cable Fingerless Gloves – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
Looking for a fun and easy knitting project? Check out this FREE pattern for zigzag elegance fingerless gloves! Designed to be knit flat on straight needles with worsted weight yarn, these gloves are perfect for knitters of all levels. And with adjustable sizing based on the size of your needles, you can customize the gloves to fit your hands perfectly. With a funky zigzag design and plenty of room for personalization, these gloves are sure to become a go-to accessory for chilly fall days. So why not give them a try and add some style to your wardrobe?
Zigzag Elegance – FREE Fingerless Gloves Knitting Pattern Read Post »
This is an old riff on a new design. As you may know, I have a thing for owls. I’m also starting to develop a thing for hats. In particular, bucket hats. I have a crochet version and a double thick knit version done thus far. With this hat, the owls can easily be replaceable
Knit Flat Bucket Hat – with OWLS! Free Knitting Pattern Read Post »
Owls seem to hold a draw for a lot of people, myself included. I think there are as many reasons as there are people as to why this happens. This scarf is made to match my very popular Owl Beanie; also knit flat on two needles. If you can make the scarf, I guarantee that you
How to Knit a Scarf – with OWLS! – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
For this version of my fingerless gloves, I’m doing something different. Instead of starting at the cuff, I’m starting at the fingers and working to the cuff. Why? Because I’m starting to design gloves with 3D animals, characters, figures, designs, etc. Sometimes these figures can only be made from the bottom up and to do
Easy To Knit Fingerless Gloves – Knit Flat On Straight Needles Read Post »
I really do like how well the owl motif worked on this hat! And surprisingly didn’t take much figuring or math once I wrote out the Basic Knit Flat Beanie. I did have to play around with how many rows tall to make the body and head. I didn’t figure it would stretch as much as it
How To Knit A Beanie Hat – With OWLS! – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
The ultimate thick slipper knit with super bulky yarn on straight needles. These booties for adults (up to a man’s size 14) knit up quicker than the average slipper and are super cozy and long-lasting for the wearer. Who could ask for anything more? Ummmm, maybe a finished pair??? You can order a custom colour
FREE Knitting Pattern – Ultra Thick Slip-On Bootie Slippers Read Post »
I have a number of slippers that I’ve designed over the years and this basic design is one of my all time favourites. I’ve done a number of different styles including my Granny Slippers and Adult Bootie Slipeprs that are made the exact same way, but look slightly different because of the ribbing. This pattern is a great place
Knitted Cozy Cuff Slippers – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
As the title suggests, this is my latest knitting pattern compilation. This is the 3rd one I’ve done! I sometimes can’t believe how many slipper patterns I’ve written. It’s a bit crazy. If you’re interested you can see both my Seven Slipper Patterns and Eight Slipper Patterns. Click either of those links if you would
Seven Slipper Styles for Comfy Feet – A Knitting Pattern Collection Read Post »
Get your free knitting colorwork paper here! Perfect for all your intarsia motif design needs. No need to sign in, sign up or give away any personal information. Simply use the download button to download and print as many copies of the knitting graph paper as you like. It’s a PDF file meaning that you
FREE Knitting Graph Paper – Knitting Colorwork Paper – Printable PDF Read Post »
The term, “decrease evenly across ? number of stitches” in any pattern can be an unpleasant sight to any knitter (me included). Whereas I try to do this calculation in the patterns I write, some don’t. Regardless, the stitch calculator below will help! Using this calculator will give you evenly spaced decreases over the length
Knitting Calculator – Decrease Stitches Evenly Across the Row Read Post »
It’s tough, and frustrating, to do the math to figure out how many stitches you need to knit to make your stitches even across the row. We’ve all been there and we all hate doing the math. Well, you’re in luck! I’ll do it for you ?. And if you don’t know how to M1
Knitting Calculator – How to Increase Evenly Across the Row Read Post »
If you’ve run across any of my slipper patterns before this, one thing you’ll be very familiar with is my unreasonable dislike for sewing seams on projects. I equally dislike working in ends (go to How to Work in Ends While Knitting for more on this). I have a embarrassing amount of nearly finished projects that collect
Bulky Yarn Slippers on Straight Needles – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
It’s taken me a while to get around to adding this to my website for some reason. Not sure why that happened? Anywho, for those who enjoy crocheting something different or want quick, fast and cheap things to sell online or in craft markets, these crochet patterns are for you. All of them are available
This crocheted leaf pattern was designed to go along with a flower made for my sun hat (Crochet sun hat pattern coming soon!). As I was getting the photos ready, I was thinking how these could also be used to highlight many things, especially a crocheted wreath for autumn. I like how the leaves look
How to Crochet Leaves – FREE Crochet Pattern to Make a Leaf for Sun Hat Read Post »
These slippers are perfect for a beginner! If you know how to cast on, knit, purl, K2tog, M1, and draw through (or gather) stitches you will be able to make these slippers. Don’t know how? I have a full online video tutorial to show you how to do it!. If you’re looking for the pattern,
This easy to knit slipper pattern is a variation of my Rolled Cuff Slipper pattern. This pattern has the same foot design, but I know that some people prefer a longer cuff to help keep their ankles warm. Like my previous slipper pattern, this was written to avoid any difficult techniques, specifically, picking up stitches. That is
Easy to Knit Long Cuffed Slippers – FREE Knitting Pattern Read Post »
I’ve been busy as of late! I’ve updated photos and rewritten a few of my fingerless glove and mitt patterns over the last few weeks to bring you yet another compilation of my mitt and glove patterns! In this edition, there are a total of 9 patterns with all the classic favourites, plus a couple
Nine Fingerless Gloves and Mitten Patterns to Knit Read Post »
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