Looking for a fun and rewarding knitting project to keep your hands warm this fall? The “Sojourn Mitts” pattern might be just what you need! These fingerless gloves are perfect for those who want to challenge themselves with a new technique, such as knitting two-at-a-time (2AAT) using the magic loop method. What supplies will I…
Are you in search of a stylish and cozy matching set to keep you warm this winter? Look no further than Aimée Hansen’s Majestic Moraine cowl, which inspired me to create a coordinating hat.
I am a yarn-first kind of knitter. I can’t help but be drawn to the beautiful colors and textures of yarns, and I find myself searching for the perfect pattern to showcase them. Malabrigo is one of my favorite brands, so I couldn’t resist when Web’s announced Malabrigo’s newest yarn, Noventa. I ordered a few skeins in the Talisman colorway and started searching for a pattern that would do it justice.
My current knitting obsession is texture, so when it came time to choose a pattern for my new Malabrigo Noventa yarn from WEBS – America’s Yarn Store, I knew exactly what I was looking for! I started my search on Ravelry, and came across the Majestic Moraine pattern by Aimée Hansen.
If you’re considering trying your first stranded colorwork project, Ellie Crawford-Cripps’ Norwegian-Inspired Headband is a great place to start. Not only is the pattern perfect for beginners – with no long floats to worry about – but it knits up quickly and the results are stunning.
As a knitter, it’s always exciting to find a new pattern that captures your attention and imagination. That’s exactly what happened when I came across the That Nice Stitch infinity scarf pattern on Ravelry. From the moment I laid eyes on it, I knew I had to give it a try. The texture is just beautiful!
I recently had the pleasure of knitting a special hat for my granddaughter who loves cats! I had purchased some yarn for her months earlier without having a specific pattern in mind, but it seemed like the perfect opportunity to use it.
Knitting a special gift for my grandson has always been a joy, but creating a colorwork hat featuring everyone’s favorite Star Wars character, R2D2, was especially satisfying. It all started when I came across an R2D2 chart on Pinterest. As soon as I saw it, I knew I had to use it to make something special for my grandson.
Welcome to my latest weaving project, a wrap crafted on a rigid heddle loom. I had recently come across some Noro Silk Garden yarn and knew it had to be the star of my next project. As I began weaving, I quickly realized that the self-striping Noro yarn was creating its own pattern, which was quite mesmerizing to watch
If you’re new to brioche knitting, this is a great project to start with! I was a bit nervous to try it out, so I chose a pattern that only used one color to make things a bit easier.
Are you ready to dive into the world of weaving? I recently had the chance to try it out for the first time and it was a blast! I was able to borrow a Schacht Cricket 15″ Rigid Heddle Loom from a friend and set out to create my first project: a plaid scarf.
Knitting the Black Mountain Cowl by Laura Tabbut was an absolute delight! As soon as I saw the pattern, I knew I had to give it a try, and I’m so glad I did. Not only is the finished cowl stunning, but the process of knitting it was a lot of fun.
There’s nothing quite like knitting a cozy, textured cowl in your favorite colors. Whether you opt for bold and vibrant shades or soft and muted tones, using yarn in hues that bring you joy can make the knitting process even more enjoyable.