Big chunky knits are in. This pattern serves a double duty: very

Centripetal force describes the movement of a body along a circular path, for example swinging a ball on a rope. The brioche stitch has a similar force. It is mesmerizing and addictive. The needles keep clicking and the yarn looping. Once started it is hard to stop the centripetal force of the brioche stitch. The yarn and needles will keep goin...

GREAT PATTERN FOR HAND-SPUN

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Great Pattern For Handspun Yarn

This bag is an easy-to-knit project that creates a gorgeous one-of-a-kind felted bag that can be carried to the gym or the market. It has a large, wide opening to allow easy access. The Stonehenge Fiber Mill creates Crazy Yarn from there mill ends. This yarn is perfect for this bag. It felts perfectly and colors change randomly. No 2 skeins are...

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The repeat in this shawlette pattern uses drop stitches for shaping to create a one-skein wonder. This quick knit is a great way to show case that long self-striping yarn you have been saving for a special occasion. For magical self-striping yarn, join about 300 yards of left over sock yarn with magic knots.

The repeat in this shawlette pattern uses yarn overs for shaping to create a one skein wonder. This quick knit is a great way to show case that long self-striping yarn you have been saving for a special occasion. For magical self-striping yarn, join about 300 yards of left over sock yarn with magic knots, as pictured in the sample shawllette.

This shawl pattern seamlessly joins 2 different pattern repeats into 1 shawl. The first repeat uses yarn overs. The second repeat uses drop stitches.

Big chunky knits are in. This pattern serves a double duty: very

Anklet socks are the rage! I have knit this toe up sock pattern for anklet socks several times with stripes or without. They really knit up fast and become a great tool for learning the basics of sock knitting. I encourage new knitters to use this pattern as a template to learn 3 essential sock-knitting techniques; provisional cast on, after th...

Some of my favorite things are fresh knitted cotton washrags. They make washing dishes enjoyable. I made this pattern out of necessity for my own addiction for knitted cotton washrags. This pattern is easy to attempt and is the first project I start all my new students knitting. I have also used this washrag to lure in friends to start knitting...

This shawl is a perfect spring or fall knit. The Drew Emborsky colorway along with the fringe brings back memories of past knits. This pattern also looks great with 8 ounces of hand spun that has been Navajo plied. I was inspired to make this pattern by some hand dyed Shetland I found in The Little Shop Of Spinning. Knitting the fringe as you g...

This is the original 3-in-1 hat! This hat was designed for a friend with the idea of using 4 ounces of long draw hand spun. The pattern creates a slouchy, warm, comfy hat that knits up quickly. Release the drawstring on the crown and you have a cowl. Fold it in half and you have a warm over-the-ears headband. Tighten the string a bit and the co...

My sister-in-law asked me if I knew how to make the knitted boot toppers everyone is wearing. Once I saw what she meant a pattern popped in my head and I made her these boot toppers in a couple of hours. I then made a pair for myself. They keep my pant legs in my boots and the cold out of my boots. Boot toppers are very practical and fun to wea...

Everyone needs a little flattering headband to get the day started. The size is meant for a small adult with 22” measurement. Changing the placement of the button can change the size of the headband, or just decreasing/ increasing the number of pattern repeats in the middle part of the headband will achieve size. This is meant for bulky weight ...

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