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Knitting is a timeless hobby. If you learn how to knit, you’ll be able to make clothes, accessories, and home décor for years to come. If you’ve never done a needlecraft before, however, you might not know how to begin. … Continue reading →

If you love animals as much as you love to knit, there are plenty of ways you can combine those passions using these free knitting patterns. You can knit sweaters or toys for your furry friends or create knitting projects … Continue reading →

When it comes to de-stashing, there are a couple of approaches you can take. On one hand, you can knit small projects to use up single skeins and scraps; on the other hand, you can knit bigger projects that can … Continue reading →

If you’re in a time crunch or on a budget, small Christmas gift knit patterns can be a real solution. These free knitting patterns take up about one skein or less, which means they come together quickly and affordably. Use … Continue reading →

Start your new year off with a special brunch or dinner. Gather your loved ones around to celebrate New Year’s over good food and conversation. You can make the event even more special with a hand-knit table runner. Use these … Continue reading →

Now is a great time to get started on your holiday knitting. Avoid a big time crunch in December by starting to craft your handmade gifts now. These free Christmas knitting patterns can be finished quickly, leaving you more time … Continue reading →

Knitting a swatch is an important first step to knitting any project. It can be tempting to skip the swatch, but swatching your yarn gives you a more accurate idea of how your project will come together, allowing you to … Continue reading →

Knitting projects for kids are fun because you get to use brighter colors and more creative designs than you might for adult projects. Plus, because kids’ knitting patterns are pint-sized, you can often knit an entire project in just one … Continue reading →

There are a variety of strategies used in sweater knitting patterns. Some sweaters are knit from the top down, while others are knit from the bottom up. While the difference might seem arbitrary, there are particular advantages to each type … Continue reading →