While there are thousands of gorgeous knitting patterns out there for holly jolly Christmas knits, sometimes we just want to be able to create something from scratch or Christmas-ify another pattern. My favorite way to personalize a more standard knitting pattern (especially one that’s stockinette stitch and knit in the round) is with a colorwork chart. I put together these Christmas knitting charts for my own personal use while knitting for friends and family, and figured it was time to share them. Why not add a little bit of holiday flair to your knitting? These knitting charts are also great on knit stockings and “ugly” Christmas sweaters. Before using them, you just have to make sure of two things: firstly, be sure the number of stitches you have when you’re ready to knit the chart is divisible by the number of columns on the chart, or you’ll end your row or round midway through the chart! If you only plan on using the chart once, you can omit the first column, as it’s always blank to allow for repeating the chart. Secondly, if you’re knitting in the round, read the chart from right to left every row. If you’re knitting flat, however, read from right to left on right-side rows, and left to right on wrong-side rows. Bear in mind that some of these have very long stretches of one or another color, so I highly recommend learning how to catch your floats. For this reason, these charts may not be the best for beginning knitters. However, if you would like to not deal with fussy colorwork, it’s easy to convert these to a simple knit-and-purl chart. Simply knit the white boxes and purl colored boxes on right-side rows (or always, if you’re knitting in the round), but purl the white and knit the colored boxes on wrong-side rows. Without further ado, enjoy these Christmas knitting charts! Download All 7 Christmas Knitting Charts OR Scroll down and find your favorite!
[FREE] Knitting Cardigan Pattern
![[FREE] Knitting Cardigan Pattern](https://i3.wp.com/i.pinimg.com/originals/13/07/3e/13073e0397ef1e6eed662acb748bcf2d.png?resize=1000,1500&ssl=1 "[FREE] Knitting Cardigan Pattern")
Hello hello friends! Can you feel the crisp air? Can you see the leaves turning red/yellow? Because I can! And I'm oh, so excited! Today's pattern is a FUN one, you guys know, I love a good, baggy and comfy cardigan, especially for fall/winter. So today I got that for you, another cozy knit cardigan!
Panda plush toy pattern by Ekaterina Chirkova
Languages: English (American terms) Deutsch (German) Using these materials, the finished toy is 8”(20cm) . You can crochet a toy from any other yarn, but you will have to choose the size of the hook and yarn by yourself. The pattern consists of: PDF file with detailed instructions 18 pages of a description of the crochet process 26 process photos 3 shorts video lessons The pattern does not contain crochet lessons; you should already have basic crochet skills! Difficulty Level: Easy (beginner) You can freely sell your finished toy. You can contact me if you have any questions about the…
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