After I turned my husband’s old Guns N’ Roses t-shirt into DIY t-shirt yarn, I almost immediately set out to make this handy little potholder. It feels so good to turn something I would have otherwise thrown away into a practical, useful item. And seeing the upcycling process through from start to finish was so …
When I learned the garter tab cast on, I was itching to make a top down shawl! I started this project without a clear plan and this design is what came out of my needles. It features loads of simple garter stitch, a textured simple brioche rib, lacy eyelet transition rows and a casual/sporty garter …
I didn’t have my daughter’s nursery fully decorated before she was born, like some people might’ve. I really wanted to use the room first to see what we would actually use and how. Turns out we go through baby wipes like it’s nobody’s business! But they were always just sitting out on the changing table, …
You finally get time for that big sweater project, but winter is almost over! Well, the very same thing happened to me so I worked with the amazing Hobium Yarns to create this free spring cotton sweater pattern. It’s perfectly light enough to transition with you from winter through spring while using large enough (6mm) …
If you know how to knit and purl, you can make this scarf! Seed stitch is just that; alternating knits and purls every other row. This stitch hides tension issues beautifully and lies perfectly flat (these edges won’t curl up on you). It’s knit in the round on circular needles so you don’t …
I love to utilize a bunch of different fiber arts and that includes loom knitting! It’s great for beginners or people with arthritis who struggle to grasp needles. I adore this method of knitting because it’s super easy to get a very uniform project every time. This men’s beanie was one of my first …
When the weather begins to change, and it’s still dark when the alarm goes off in the morning, the hardest part is leaving the coziness of my bed. The socially acceptable solution for an adult who just wants their blankie? This warm, squishy, cocoon of snuggles that’s so chic and modern. No one will know …
This adventure in giant needles was born out of my frustration with the constant warm Tel-Aviv sunshine of summer keeping my super bulky projects at bay. I wanted to dust off my 12mm, US 17 needles and make SOMETHING, even if it was with worsted weight yarn. For this pattern you will need: 200g or …
Even beginners can tackle this cable knit headband pattern! If you’ve never knit cables before, this is a great pattern to start with! It features one of the most basic cable designs: A six stitch, twisted cable. When working this pattern, you’ll get lots of practice holding stitches on a cable needle in front of …