Tidy Treasures – Seven Knitted Dishcloth Designs

I went ahead and did it again! Combined all of my current genre of patterns into a single collection. I find that this is a really good way to get my work out there. People seem to be more inclined to buy a collection of multiple patterns, especially when buying a paperback book, than single patterns. It makes sense. You get more value for your buck. So in this latest collection, I’m offering seven of my dishcloth patterns. When the virus time was running its course years ago, I went on a bit of a dishcloth design rampage. That’s when I came up with a bunch of these. All the dishcloths included with this publication knitted dishcloth pattern – easy knitting pattern – free knit pattern This summer, I realized it was time to update some of my pattern photos. They were looking a bit dated and now that AI has made taking good photos easier than ever before, it seemed like a no brainer. Like always, a quick update turned into expansions. Some of the patterns were made into other things like scarves, and smaller things like coasters or scrubbies. A few even got updated videos embedded into them. I kinda just went with it. Don’t forget to SHARE this page 👆🏼 To get the collection, you can go to a number of places. These are all the where you download the PDF of the patterns and print it yourself. The Amazon links are for both the Kindle (which you can’t print) and for the paperback version. Make sure you order the paperback from your country. You’ll save on shipping and duty fees this way. Etsy This Website Google Books Amazon If you get it from Amazon make sure you select the correct country. Each country/region is linked to it’s selling zone: United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia Like always, the patterns are all still free to read online. All of them are also available for sale individually through all my retailers like Etsy, Ravelry, Amazon, and this website. The titles listed below are also clickable links that will take you to the FREE versions here online. Learn to Knit a Dishcloth Knit a Simple Dishcloth Bars and Stripes Dishcloth Textured Dishcloth, Scarf or Coasters The One Piece Dishcloth and Coasters Cute AF Bows Dishcloth Diamonds Dishcloth and Coasters I hope you enjoy this collection and happy knitting!

Nine Fingerless Gloves and Mitten Patterns to Knit

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 all my mitt and glove patterns! To date, there are a total of 9 patterns all together. All the favourites, and a couple that were so old you may not have even known they existed. For some reason, people don’t seem to like to do searches of this site or follow links. It’s weird TBH. Currently, it is only available through retailers online. You can order a physical copy through Amazon with free shipping if you are an Amazon Prime member. As I write this I am making a selection of my publications to physical book stores. It’s a bit of a process to make this happen but hopefully ?? I’ll get the formatting down and accepted. Marketing is pricey so I need to be selective on how I’m going to approach this. Wish me luck! Patterns to make all of the mitts and gloves in the photos below are included with this pattern collection. Flip mitts – over the fingersFlip mitts – fingers exposedFlip mitts with no flap attachedFREE Knitting Pattern – Texting MittsGrey Cable Fingerless Gloves Taupe Fingerless Gloves But on to my latest publication. This collection contains patterns for fingerless gloves knit flat on 2 needles and seamless gloves and mittens knit in the round on double pointed needles (DPN). This compilation also includes mitts that are specifically designed for texting. And lastly, another design to free your fingers when you need them but cover your fingers when required. In short, this collection meets all your fashion and functionality requirements. You can purchase and print the PDF yourself if you like. It is cheaper that way, of course. You can purchase it from my website here – Nine Fingerless Gloves and Mitten Patterns to Knit or from my Etsy shop here – Nine Knitting Patterns! – Fingerless Gloves and Mitten Collection. Either way I would like you to know it’s 106 pages. It’s a lot to print, but if you are comfortable reading PDF’s on your table or phone, this a very economical option. You can also just print the pattern you want by selecting the pages and printing on two sides of the page, but you’ll have to know how to do this. I can’t help you because every printer has a different way of doing it. If you want to purchase the printed book, delivered to your door for free if you’re an Amazon Prime member, please click the country you are in: United States United Kingdom Canada Australia This publication is available in English only. Like always, all of the patterns are free to read on this website. They are ad supported and unprintable. Sorry, but too many people were just printing the pages leaving me with nothing but a bill for web hosting costs. You may not realize this, but with each illegal print, you cost me advertising revenue. I am writing patterns to help support me and my family, not charity. I can only give so much folks! Another option to purchase the paperback if you are in the United States is through Walmart. I can’t find it on Target, but hopefully it will be there soon. Click the button below: Walmart The list of the patterns in this collection include the following (all titles are clickable links to the pattern btw): Super Simple Fingerless GlovesEasy to Knit Owl Fingerless GlovesHow to Knit Fingerless GlovesHow to Knit Fingerless Gloves – with OWLS!Basic Long Fingerless GlovesCable Fingerless Gloves or MittsKnit a Pair of Flip Mittens or Fingerless GlovesKnit a Pair of Texting MittsArm Warmers or Gloves – with BOWS! I’ve also organized it so there is a specific page with all of the glove and mitten patterns in one place. You can see that here: Fingerless Gloves and Flip Mitts – FREE Knitting Patterns I hope to keep you all informed of my progress with getting my patterns in real stores. The potential is there and I’m really excited where this next stage of my pattern writing journey takes me. Happy knitting everyone!!!

Eight Slipper Styles to Knit

Knit slippers for adults and children with this collection of 8 different slipper styles.

Seven Crochet Jewelry Patterns

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 for FREE on my website to read. They always will be. If you want or prefer to have a printed version, I have the downloadable and printable versions available through a number of retailers. You can get it from my: Etsy shop this website if you would prefer a paperback version, you can order it through Amazon. Below I’ve included the countries that its available in. Be sure to pick your country, or the one closest to you so you won’t have to pay for shipping if you are an Amazon Prime member. United States United Kingdom Canada Australia If you would prefer to read the patterns for free on my website, you can click any of the titles below and it will take you directly to the pattern. Not all of them are on here. I’m not sure why?? I plan to fix this ASAP. Crocheted Victorian Charm Bracelet and Necklace Quick to Make Crochet Bracelet Crocheted Waves Bracelet Crocheted Fans Bracelet Crochet Flower and Friendship Bracelets Beads and Ladders Crochet Bracelet Crochet a Necklace: Mandala & Flower I’ve made a note to myself about the last two patterns not being on my website for free. I’m very sorry about that. Trust me, it’s in the pile of things to do.

Seven Slipper Styles to Knit – A Knitting Pattern Collection

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 an option for you. A quick note on other places that you can get this collection from. Amazon does offer the Kindle version of the slipper pattern collection in all countries. I don’t think you can print the pattern off on a Kindle. That defeats the purpose of creating this post that helps you find where you can get a physical copy of the slipper patterns. Seven Slipper Styles to Knit – Paperback Version If you would like to purchase the paperback version of the slipper pattern collection, it’s available on Amazon only. It is very reasonably priced at $12.99 USD and shipping is included if you’re a prime member. The price is automatically converted into your county’s currency equivalent. Be sure that you order it from YOUR COUNTRY. If not you’ll be charged shipping. I’ve included the links from each country. Unfortunately, the paperback version isn’t available in very county. Canada USA United Kingdom If the patten collection isn’t available in your country or you would prefer a less expensive option and print it yourself, you can purchase the PDF Version from two places. Ravelry and LoveCrafts don’t allow for collections like this. Etsy – Seven Slipper Styles to Knit This website – Seven Slipper Styles to Knit – A Knitting Pattern Collection All of the included are FREE to read online. They are ad supported and can’t be printed. Clicking on the title will take you to the pattern page. I’ve listed the slipper patterns included in the publication below: Adult Moccasin Slippers Knitted Plaid Slippers Ribbed Bootie Slippers Owl Slippers Cable Knit Slippers Super Cozy Texture Bootie Slippers Super Simple Easy to Knit Slippers Eight Slipper Styles to Knit And in case you were unaware, I did another collection of my slipper patterns years ago. I never made it into a paperback (though if anyone was interested, please let me know). You can purchase the printable PDF from the following places: Etsy – Eight Slipper Styles to Knit This Website – Eight Slipper Styles to Knit

Seven Slipper Styles for Comfy Feet – A Knitting Pattern Collection

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 like to read more. Keep scrolling for where to get this knitting collection including AMAZON! This collection is nearly all of my latest slipper patterns. I am always designing, so depending on when you read this there may be many more. In short, the following patterns are included here: Snug Slip-On Slippers Nearly Seamless Cuffed Booties – Extra Thick! Bulky Yarn Slippers – Extra Thick! Minimalist Round Toe Slippers Chevron Striped Moccasin Slippers Rolled Cuff Slippers Long Cuffed Slippers All of the pattern listed above are free to read on my website. You can click any title and it will take you directly to the pattern. And now for why I really made this post. You can now purchase this knitting compilation from a variety of sources! Of course you can always get the printable PDF version from the ever trusted Etsy – Seven Slipper Styles for Cozy Feet – Knitting Patterns Please be warned that when you print it yourself it’s 74 pages long. Not my longest but it is a bit. You can also buy the pattern here from my website. It’s the same PDF as the one on Etsy but I understand that some people feel sketched out buying from websites. Anywho, you can find that here – Seven Slipper Styles for Comfy Feet – Knitting Patterns If you would like to have the paperback version sent to you, I have it available to my readers on Amazon! If you have Amazon Prime your shipping is FREE as long as you make sure you order it from your correct country. Be sure that you click on the country closest to you from the list below: United States United Kingdom Canada Unfortunately, this isn’t available in Australia yet. It’s a new listing and sometimes it take a while for me to be able to sell my paperbacks there. I don’t get it either but it’s what I have to work with. I do sell through another paperback distributor that helps to get my work onto other websites like Walmart and Target and into libraries and such. Once I have those links, I’ll post them here.