How much time do you have to knit before the shower?

Free pattern and video tutorial.

The third toe and heel combination in the Pick a Toe, Pick a Heel Sock Series! Includes video tutorial. To see the video, visit my website here:

The second toe and heel combination in the Pick a Toe, Pick a Heel Sock Series! Includes video tutorial. To see the video, visit my website here:

The first toe and heel combination in the Pick a Toe, Pick a Heel Sock Series! Includes video tutorial. To see the video, visit my website here:

New needles, new sock pattern! In this pattern and video tutorial, we run through the techniques used in toe-up socks using flexible double-pointed needles. These socks are sized for women and men, any shoe size, average foot width.

This pattern uses 100 grams of any sock yarn.

The fit of a gusset/heel flap sock, the ease of toe-up! This pattern comes with a three-part video tutorial. You can see the tutorial here on my website:

Another use for sock yarn…I’ll bet you have some yarn handy for these mitts! This is an intermediate pattern and three-part video tutorial.

Happy Holidays from VeryPink Knits! This free pattern includes a free video tutorial, which can be seen here on my website:

Sized for both men and women, cuff-down socks using a traditional Welsh heel. Pattern + video tutorial, more info (including the video) on my website here:

Something fun for us sock knitters! This pattern is knit toe-up using Judy’s Magic Cast-On, and uses a German Short-Row heel. Pattern includes links to a three-part video tutorial.

These instructions can be used with any yarn or needle size. If you’re unsure about what needle size to use, please check the yarn label for the suggested needle size for the yarn you’re using.

This free pattern, sponsored by KPC Yarn, includes a free video tutorial. You can see the video on my website here (links are also in the pattern):

Soft, smushy baby blanket in gorgeous hand-dyed bulky yarn, for a special baby! This pattern is simple enough for newer knitters; and a fun and quick knit for more experienced knitters.

This pattern is called “Loaded” because I wanted to use all of the techniques folks have been asking for in a single sock pattern – two at-a-time, magic loop, toe-up, German short rows, fingering (sock) weight yarn, and sized for women and men.

This pattern has been updated to include instructions for both worsted and fingering weight yarns.

Double hat, double warm! I designed this hat to be warm for the wearer, and interesting for the knitter. Free pattern includes bonus mitts pattern and a three-part video tutorial. Click through to my website to see the video:

This free pattern includes a free video tutorial. You can see the video here on my website:

This pattern includes a free video tutorial, and instructions for both DK/Sport weight yarn and Fingering (sock) weight yarn, in sizes for both women and men.

This free pattern includes a coloring page and free video tutorial. You can see the videos here on my website:

Warm feet are hygge feet! These booties, sized for both women and men, are quick to knit in bulky yarn. They are worked toe-up, using German Short Rows instead of wraps & turns.

Free pattern, snugly merino wool, no wrong sides, and appropriate for guys or gals. Frango Sampler Scarf, using KPC Novomerino Aran. Pattern includes links to a three-part video tutorial, you can see the video here on my website:

This pattern includes links to a three-part video tutorial. You can see the video here on my website:

In this tutorial, we get started on a little project to practice the Portuguese knitting style. This pattern is written especially for Portuguese Knitting, because the garter stitch is worked by purling every row.

Color My Cuffs is a simple fair isle project that includes a free video tutorial and coloring page to design the colors in your cuffs. The free pattern, coloring page, and video tutorial are all sponsored by KPC Yarns.

The link above will give you the option of downloading the free pattern and/or coloring page.

Probably the warmest things you can wear on your hands - thrummed mittens. This pattern includes links to a free, four-part video tutorial to walk you through the trickier parts. To see the video, visit my website here:

Pattern includes links to a four-part video tutorial. You can view the video tutorial here on my website:

Tunisian Shaker Dishcloths, inspired by my knit version. No Tunisian Crochet experience necessary – you don’t really even need a special Tunisian Crochet hook! Pattern includes instructions for coasters, as well as info on modifying to any size.

These lace socks have three important things going for them - first, they’re knit with DK or Sport weight yarn, making them a much quicker knit than socks knit from fingering weight yarn. Second, they’re toe-up, meaning you’ll have no leftover yarn. And third - the German Short Row technique is a favorite among knitters who don’t like working t...

A luxurious poncho with modern styling that is flattering to all body types. Pattern + links to a three-part video tutorial.

Free pattern and video tutorial sponsored by Knitter’s Pride. No previous Tunisian Crochet experience necessary! For more information, and to see the video, visit my website here:

Here’s an answer to at least a few of your holiday gifts! These mitts, sized for men and women, are a quick knit in DK/Sport weight yarn. The video tutorial walks you through the tricky parts of the mitts including working double-pointed needles, cables, reading charts, and understanding what a pattern means when it has the dreaded words “at th...

I designed this little scarf to be both a pretty and quick pattern as well as a good introduction to lace knitting. Experienced lace knitters will find it a simple pattern to follow, and new lace knitters can use this project as a good introduction to more complicated lace.

I named this bag ATX after the city where I live, Austin, Texas. Austin is one of the many cities across the world that has banned the use of free, cheap plastic bags at most stores and shops – and everyone I know has adapted to the new rule very well. What crafty person would want to carry a plastic bag when they can make their own reusable ba...

This pattern includes a video tutorial to walk you through the trickier parts of knitting these socks. If you avoid knitting socks because you don’t like wraps & turns, this one’s for you, babe. Pattern includes link to a bonus video which explains how to work these socks using magic loop and two at-a-time.

Stripes and solids, no wrong side, no seam! The Sixes and Threes Cowl is a free pattern and three-part video tutorial. You can see the video here on my website:

Have you tried Tunisian Crochet? It’s sort of a cross between knitting and crochet, and it makes perfect little squares that are ideal for cross stitching. Free pattern + video tutorial! No Tunisian Crochet experience necessary.

Cold feet? These bulky slipper socks, made of wool, are just the ticket to keep your feet warm all winter. They also knit up quickly, and therefore make good holiday gifts. Even if you’ve never knit socks before, the bulky yarn makes these toe-up socks easy, and will teach you the skills necessary to knit other toe-up socks patterns.

This pattern includes links to a 7-part video tutorial, and instructions for both worsted-weight yarn and sock-weight yarn.

No matter how you twist this cowl around your head and neck, you always look perfectly dressed. With no wrong sides, luxurious cashmere blend yarn, and a stranded stripe pattern to keep the knitting interesting. Free pattern + three-part video tutorial.

This pattern includes a 4-part video tutorial. You can see the tutorial here on my website:

Plain, stripes, fair isle, or fabric appliqué? This tutorial walks you through the knitting as well as three different treatments to make your sweater unique.

Some wintertime luxury.

How about a knitting project you can really sink your teeth into and knit thorough the holidays? I’ve named this sweater “Three Rectangles, Two Triangles” for a reason - those are the simple shapes required. This is a drop-shoulder sweater jacket knit in bulky yarn and a dense mock rib stitch. This project is most appropriate for knitters with ...

The Granny Ripple is a traditional stitch, that I have made especially friendly for knitters learning crochet, and new crocheters. This free pattern includes links to a five-part instructional video. To see the video, visit my website:

A free version is not available - Ravelry automatically populated the line above, I’m trying to figure out how to remove it.

Whether you have experience using double-pointed needles or not, you can knit these fingerless mitts! In this tutorial, we learn how to get started on DPNs, how to knit in-the-round, how to create a “buttonhole” thumb, and how to bind-off in pattern. The only skills you really need are confidence in both knitting and purling.

Free pattern + 4 part video tutorial. The video can be viewed on my website here:

This pattern includes links to a 5-part video tutorial, which can be viewed on my website here:

One skein of chunky yarn, 20 rows of knitting! This pattern includes a free video tutorial. You can view the video here on my website:

This pattern includes links to a 5-part instructional video, which will get you through the tricky parts of knitting the sweater. For more information and to view the video, visit my website here:

I’m happy to offer you this free pattern + video tutorial, because these scrubbies feel like a secret I’ve been keeping for years. I say “World’s Best” because I believe it – this is what you’ll find at my kitchen sink! They get the job done, rinse easily, and dry quickly – meaning they never stink. To make these, we knit with tulle fabric (als...

The undyed yarn used in this pattern isn’t available in the Ravelry database, but you can find it here.

This free pattern includes a link to a free video tutorial. Visit my website to view the video:

Pattern + links to 5 instructional videos.

The technique is simple, the squares are fun to knit, and the uses are limitless.

Here’s how to use up your worsted weight leftover yarn bits in a project you can really sink your teeth into.

The Linen Stitch is a simple, two-row repeat that makes a dense, flat fabric that looks woven instead of knit.

This jacket is knit in a top-down raglan style, but because the sleeves are a different color, it’s knit in pieces and seamed together. In this tutorial we’ll learn how to construct this sweater, seaming, icord edges, working fair isle, working short rows, and installing a zipper. If you live in the Southern US (like me), this might be the only...

This is less of a pattern, and more of a technique demonstration. This document is made to accompany the video tutorial on my website, available for free here:

No matter what time of year you’re reading this, I have to ask – have you started knitting your Christmas gifts yet? Gloves are a great gift, and you’ll be surprised by how quickly they knit up.

Summertime knitting, and no prior sweater knitting experience needed!

I am offering this tutorial (pattern + instructional videos) for FREE! This is a traditional pattern, not my own design, that has been used for generations. I am presenting this for beginning knitters who would like to learn this technique, and to give a free sample of my video tutorials.

Ah, the 80s, and those rad Nagel prints. The design of this bag (and the colors I used) were inspired by his artwork. The finished size of this bag is appropriate as a larger purse, or a smaller knitting bag.

Pattern + links to 5 instructional videos

Pattern + links to 5 instructional videos

So, you’ve knit a scarf or two, what now? Time to “move beyond the rectangle” and start knitting shapes!

You asked for this tutorial, so here it is! Here’s how to avoid “second sock syndrome”. This series of seven videos guides you through knitting two socks at the same time, using two circular needles.

This pattern is available either as an individual pattern, or in the ebook collection Baby Shower Countdown. Both versions include instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

This pattern is available either as an individual pattern, or in the ebook collection Baby Shower Countdown. Both versions include instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

This pattern is available either as an individual pattern, or in the ebook collection Baby Shower Countdown. Both versions include instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

This pattern is available either as an individual pattern, or in the ebook collection Baby Shower Countdown. Both versions include instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

Note - this pattern includes both the hats and the mitts!

This pattern is available either as an individual pattern, or in the ebook collection Baby Shower Countdown. Both versions include instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

This pattern is available either as an individual pattern, or in the ebook collection Baby Shower Countdown. Both versions include instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

This pattern is available either as an individual pattern, or in the ebook collection Baby Shower Countdown. Both versions include instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

THIS PATTERN AND VIDEO TUTORIAL IS NOW FREE. SHARE WITH YOUR NON-KNITTING FRIENDS, TURN THEM INTO KNITTERS. ENJOY!

Hand knit Christmas Stockings are perfectly awesome on their own…but when you think about it, they’re just big socks, right? When you learn the techniques of making a stocking, you’re also learning what you need to know to follow any cuff-down sock pattern! That’s why I’m offering this as a seven-lesson video series.

No spoilers, I promise.

This pattern uses about 600 yards each in Red, White, and Blue worsted-weight yarn.

Fingerless GLOVES, not mittens – don’t be fooled! Fingerless gloves are a much better fit. They lovingly wrap and cuddle each finger, so that there is no unfortunate gaping around the hand.

Fingerless GLOVES, not mittens – don’t be fooled! Fingerless gloves are a much better fit. They lovingly wrap and cuddle each finger, so that there is no unfortunate gaping around the hand.

This pattern is the Galway Bay Aran shawl.

This pattern is available two ways – either as a pattern with instructional videos, or as a pattern only. This is the listing for the PATTERN + VIDEOS.

Magic loop knitting is a way of knitting socks (or any tiny tube) with a long circular needle instead of double-pointed needles.

Flip-flop socks, dance socks, salon socks – whatever you want to call them. With or without a heel, short or long, here’s your pattern.

In this pattern you will see links to four instructional videos that will explain each section in detail, and help get you through the tricky parts.

This is Ike’s Collegiate Sweater. It is 100% wool, and made to fit the unique curves of a Basenji.

Ready for Santa! A wooly Christmas jumper for your favorite little girls. This sleeveless design features a pleated skirt, a peter-pan collar, a tidy turned-hem skirt, and icord edging. Just in time for the holidays, you’ll find it is a surprisingly quick knit on size 9 needles. Sizes range from 3 months to Child Size 2 (chest measurements from...

Free pattern and free video tutorial! You can see the video here on my website:

Pattern + 3 instructional videos

In this pattern you will see links to six instructional videos that will explain each section in detail, and help get you through the tricky parts.

I designed these lace toe-up socks after realizing there was a shortage of this type of pattern available. Enjoy!

Pac-Man ghosts don’t usually bring about ideas of scary spooks and Halloween, which is exactly why I chose one for a trick-or-treat bag.

To fit girls’ shoe sizes 2-6.

This pattern includes links to 4 instructional videos.

Quick knit and awesome baby shower gift! You can get more than a couple of pairs out of one skein of Baby Ull. Enjoy!

This pattern comes with links to 3 instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts.

This pattern is now an online class that includes five free videos to walk you through the tricky parts of knitting a raglan sweater.

This pattern comes with links to 6 instructional videos to get you through the tricky parts. Toss the plastic Easter Baskets and create a family heirloom! Because this is knit with double-strands of worsted yarn and big needles, you’ll have it knit up in no time.

The Fiona Baby Sundress is a pattern I released about 4 years ago. I’m re-releasing it to include an updated pattern, larger size range (newborn to Child Size 2), and a six-part video tutorial.

Finally, something for the guys in a pattern + video tutorial! While my original sketches for this included cables, a shawl collar, buttons, stripes, (and more); masculine feedback on the design helped me to edit it down to something that even the most conservative dresser will want to wear. (And just enough going on to keep it interesting for ...