Rish Cowl Knitting Pattern (Amazing Knitting)
The photo above © Lucía Ruiz de Aguirre To knit the Rish cowl by Lucía Ruiz de Aguirre, you’ll need to know how to cast on stitches using any method (the long-tail cast on is recommended), knit, purl,
Crochet Tip: Get Even Rows Without Counting – Maria’s Blue Crayon
This crochet tip for keeping even rows will make you wonder why you didn’t think of it before! Keeping even rows while crocheting WITHOUT counting is super easy to do with this simple tip. Find the video below! I’m going to assume when people learn how to crochet, they learn by chaining then...Read More
Amigurumi Girl Baby Free Crochet Pattern – crochet.amgurum.com
Amigurumi baby girl, review the knitting model and examples now and start doing it. Free amigurumi giraffe 2022 patterns for you.
The Sontag Shawl (History and Patterns)
Sontag shawl history and patterns. Discover the start of the Sontag shawl and how it became popular again with today's knitters!
THE CUTEST CROCHET OCTOPUS OR JELLYFISH – Hello Wonderful
Under the sea! Next to unicorns, there are no other animals that bring a smile to my face like these super sweet sea creatures. These brightly colored crochet octopuses or …
Goose, duck and drake knitting toy pattern, cute knitted bir | Inspire Uplift
Charming birds according to this pattern will not leave anyone indifferent! You can knit a goose, a drake or a duck - they will have the same shape, but a different color. Additionally, I give a pattern of a cap and a snood. The pattern is designed for intermediate to advanced knitters, contains short rows. The bird is knitted in rounds. The description is very detailed, a PDF file of 19 pages, a lot of photos. Additionally, along with this pattern, you get a separate large help file, where all my abbreviations and techniques are analyzed in detail.
All About Cats, Free Amigrumi Patterns
Explore Your Crochet's free patterns blog and discover inspiring ideas to ignite your creativity. Read our post, 'All About Cats, Free Amigrumi Patterns'.
Reading Lace Charts: A Tutorial — Ms. Cleaver – Creations for a Handmade Life
When a non-knitting colleague or friend sees me knitting with an open pattern in front of me, they’ll often take a quick glance and ask if I’m a) taking a multiple choice test or b) cracking a code. I always get a good laugh because, in some ways, they’re absolutely right! If I’m knitting
