Knitted Surprise is wearable in a surprising number of styles! Wear it as a vest, an over shirt, a wrap, a scarf, or many other ways. Knitted Surprise is also surprisingly easy to knit. With a simple one row repeat, the lace is so easy even a newbie will be able to handle it. Take your time to make sure the crossed section isn’t twisted. The wrap is easily shortened as well. The yarn for this design was provided by … Read more
This free fairy wing shawl knitting pattern is perfect for anyone looking to create a unique and magical accessory.
This diagonal knit scarf is made to pair with the Johnny B Warm diagonal knit hat I released last week to make a warm unisex winter set.
Diagonal knit patterns always catch my eye. So, when I needed a quick unisex hat, knitting it diagonally seemed like the right answer to me.
The Dragon Wing Cowl knit pattern uses my knit Jacob’s ladder technique to create fun ridges, and simple increases to give it shape.
The Knit Jacob’s Ladder is my take on the popular crochet stitch. I first tried it in 2015, and now I have a tutorial to help you perfect this technique.
This Knit Holiday Star will help you deck your halls with merry and joy! Plus it’s super fun to decorate with trim and beads.
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The slip stitch edge creates little nubs on the edge of your work, and is a sturdy edge that’s easy to seam together.
Using the flat edge on the sides of your knit creations helps prevent curling and gives a nice, straight line to your knitting.
