Crochet Pokeball Amigurumi Idea
Crochet your very own Crochet Pokeball with this easy Amigurumi Pattern. Perfect for Pokemon fans and crochet enthusiasts!
Harvest pattern by tincanknits
Harvest by Tin Can Knits The Harvest sweater pattern is now available in the FREE Tin Can Knits app! Click here to download the app, or to learn more. • only see the size instructions you need • tick through the pattern and make notes • support is just a tap away • adjust the settings to suit you! Learn to knit with Alexa and Emily! Harvest is part of The Simple Collection - a learn to knit series with excellent free patterns and clear tutorials. From your first scarf, to mittens, socks, and sweaters, learn everything you need to…
How to join amigurumi pieces | crochet and amigurumi tutorials | lilleliis
Attaching amigurumi pieces is one of the most complicated things for beginners. In this tutorial I am showing two different ways to sew parts together.
Celebrating Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Knitting Legacy
Come Celebrate With Us at Village Knitters (click that link for more info….) Elizabeth Zimmermann’s Knitting Legacy Aug 9, 1910 – Nov 30, 1999 100 Year anniversary! August 9th – 6 to 9 pm! An…
Work in Progress Wednesday
A new accessory, designed and knit by Kate. Finishing up our samples for the new Fall collection. We’re super excited about this one and hope you will be, too! Update: Find the pattern here!
Cool Sweater Alert: Knit a Penguin TriBand Classic Paperback Featuring 1984 … Or Any Book You Like – KnitHacker
"But if thought corrupts language, language can also corrupt thought." ― George Orwell, 1984 This free pattern includes extra alphabet charts so that you can customise the title and author to your favourite book. Get the free pattern via Ravelry, designed by Catherine Waterfield. SUGGESTED MATERIALS - KnitPicks: This post contains affiliate links.
Straight Up Pants English
Straight Up Pants Knitting pattern (English) Straight Up Pants is a pair of tight-fitting pants with straight legs and a delicate stripe structure made from alternating between two yarns of different fibres. First off the waistband is worked and assembled with an elastic band. The pants are worked from the top down with increases on each side of the crotch seam front and back and short rows at the back for a nice fit. The legs are worked straight down and finished with a roll hem. Choice of size The model has a negative ease of 0-8 cm. This means you should…
