Secession Knitting Pattern

Photo above © siamjade

I'm absolutely captivated by this beautiful shawl pattern, which I discovered on Ravelry. This asymmetric triangular shawl is worked sideways in one piece, and the pattern offers instructions for two sizes. You can choose between fingering or DK weight yarn to create a petite, regular, or large shawl. Plus, the pattern includes guidance for customizing the size to your preference. Beads are optional, but I highly recommend them to add a touch of elegance.

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Rish Cowl Knitting Pattern

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, and work in the round. Familiarity with stranded colorwork and following charted instructions is essential. You’ll also need to be able to make increases, decreases, and bind off stitches. Please note, the pattern provides charted instructions for the colorwork detail, and no written instructions are included. Click the link below to get the pattern. 

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Triangles Quilt

The photo above © Valentina Consalvi

TRIANGLES is a modular knitting pattern for creating a quilt-inspired piece. Each triangle requires only 4-5 grams of sock-DK yarn, making it perfect for using up Advent calendar mini skeins and scrap yarn. Enjoy the flexibility to create blankets, cushions, scarves, or even wearable items like wraps and cardigans. Let your creativity shine and create your own unique heirloom piece. 

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Textured Shawl Pattern

The photo above © Orlane Sucche

This stunning shawl is a perfect blend of simplicity and elegance. Its intricate texture adds a touch of sophistication while maintaining a cozy, comfortable feel.

Best of all, the pattern is available for free download! Start knitting your own today and enjoy the satisfaction of creating a beautiful, handmade piece.

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ZickZack Scarf: A Free Knitting Pattern

The photo above © Christy Kamm

Discover a stylish and easy-to-knit scarf inspired by Italian design. The ZickZack Scarf features striking chevron patterns that are surprisingly simple to create. Using single increases and decreases, you'll avoid the hassle of complicated stitches that can lead to tight and difficult-to-work areas. The result is a beautiful and unique accessory that showcases the interplay of colors. Download the free pattern today and start knitting your own ZickZack Scarf. 

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Leaves Bandana Cowl

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Tired of cowls that fall short and bandanas that leave your neck exposed? Look no further! The Bandana Cowl by Purl Soho is the perfect solution. This clever design combines the best of both worlds, offering full coverage without sacrificing style.

Ready to start knitting? Follow the link below to access the free pattern and begin creating your own cozy and stylish Bandana Cowl. 

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My Amigurumi Bunny Journey: How Many Have I Made? (Plus Free Patterns!)

Francis the Easter Bunny

Calling all bunny lovers! Can you guess how many cuddly amigurumi bunnies I've crocheted and knitted in the past four years?   Take a guess: 5, 10, 15, or 20?

Join me as I share my collection of adorable bunnies and the valuable lessons I've learned along the way. Each bunny holds a special place in my heart and represents a new skill I mastered in crocheting, knitting, or even about myself!

Plus, I'm giving away some free amigurumi bunny patterns for you to create your own fluffy friends!

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Fair Isle Mice Free Knitting Pattern

Free Knitting Pattern by © Janet McMahon

This is a fun and easy knitting project that will result in adorable mice with a Fair Isle pattern on their bodies. You can use any yarn you have left over from other projects, as long as it is suitable for knitting in the round. The pattern includes instructions for making the mice in two sizes, small and large. You can also customize the colours and patterns of the Fair Isle band to your liking. The pattern was originally written in English, but Kim De Vry has generously translated it into Dutch for those who prefer to knit in that language. You can download the pattern for free from the link below.

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The Amina Earwarmer Free Pattern

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Knit your own Amina Earwarmer with this free pattern by Krysten Grymes. This cozy accessory is ideal for market season or last minute gifts, as it can be made in no time. Follow the instructions below to create this beautiful knit earwarmer.

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Porcini - Knitted Mushroom Pattern

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If you love knitting and mushrooms, you will enjoy this free pattern for porcini mushrooms. Porcini are also known as ceps or boletus, and they are edible and delicious. This pattern will show you how to make realistic knitted porcini with simple techniques and materials. You can use them as decorations, toys, or gifts for your friends and family. To access the free pattern, please click on the link below. Happy knitting!

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Autumn Sweater - Free Knitting Pattern

Photos above © Nazilia Zemdikhanova

If you want to knit a sweater but feel intimidated by big projects, Autumn Sweater is a great choice for you. This pattern is inspired by the Icelandic style of knitting, which is simple and fun to learn. You can watch the video tutorials and follow the free pattern to master new skills and techniques. Plus, you can use large needles (6.0mm) to finish your sweater faster and see your progress. Autumn Sweater is a cozy and stylish garment that you will love to wear.

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Red Leaves Knit Baby Cardigan Free Pattern

Photos above © Sofiecat

The Red Leaves Knit Baby Leaf Cardigan is a beautiful and cozy sweater for newborns. The pattern features a leaf motif on the yoke that is created by cleverly adjusting the stitch numbers and shaping. This cardigan is a great gift idea for expecting parents or for your own baby. You can knit it in advance and store it until the right occasion. The pattern is free and easy to follow, and the result is stunning.

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Calming Baby Hat Free Knitting Pattern

Free Knitting Pattern by © Stacey Winklepleck

This cozy and cute hat is perfect for keeping your baby warm and comfortable. The pattern is easy to follow and uses basic knitting skills, so you can make it quickly and enjoy the result. The hat has a folded brim that adds extra warmth and style. You can find this pattern and more in the free eBook Helping Hands, which features projects that support various causes. To get the FREE knitting pattern, just follow the link below.

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Tiny Window Cat Free Knitting Pattern

Photos above © Sarahinparis & © Nutmouse

This is a free knitting pattern for a lovely little cat named Beans. He is a friendly and adorable kitty who loves to sit by the window. This Tiny Free Knitting Pattern will show you how to make this Super Cute Tiny Knitted Window Cat with simple instructions and materials.

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Preemie Wrap Cardigan Knitting Pattern

The photo above © Angela Louise Wood

Download this knitting pattern for free and make a lovely wrap over cardigan for your baby. The cardigan is knitted in one piece, starting from the waist and working up to the neckline. You will need a stitch holder to keep some stitches on hold. The yarn used is double knit baby wool and the needles are 4mm, either straight or circular.

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Knit a Friend for Your Crocheted Elf

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If you're skilled in both knitting and crocheting, why not create a knitted companion for your crocheted elf? We've given it a try, and we believe the knitted version is just as charming as the crocheted one.

This adorable knitted elf makes a wonderful Christmas ornament for your tree or a festive window decoration. Let your imagination run wild by knitting elves in a variety of yarns and colors.

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Knit Double Ankle Baby Booties

Photos above © Gülümseten Marifetler 

If you love knitting booties, you will enjoy our collection of amazing, beautiful, and cute patterns. These booties are perfect for gifting to your loved ones and keeping their feet warm and cozy. One of our favorite patterns is the double ankle booties, which have a stylish and snug design. You can customize them with your favorite colors and follow the video tutorial to learn how to make them. We appreciate the author for sharing this wonderful pattern with us. We hope you have fun knitting these booties.

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Onyx Mitts Knitting Pattern

Designed by © Universal Yarn Design Team

If you love cashmere gloves, you'll adore the Onyx Mitts. They are simple, elegant and cozy. You can wear them with any outfit and for any occasion. They are the ultimate go-to mitts for chilly days. Created by Universal Yarn Design Team. Get your free pattern at the link below.

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Tunisian Crochet Stitch Pattern

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Tunisian crochet is a special type of crochet that mixes crochet and knitting methods. You just need to repeat some steps to complete this pattern. This stitch is very easy to learn and can be used for different projects like blankets, cushions, and shawls.

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Orwell’s Garden Cowl - Free Knitting Pattern

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This beautiful cowl, designed by knittedblissJC, This cowl is inspired by the vibrant colors and fragrances of Orwell’s garden, a place of refuge and creativity. The cowl is knit in the round with a simple lace pattern that creates a delicate texture. The cowl is cozy and elegant, perfect for adding a touch of spring to your autumn wardrobe. The pattern is easy to follow and suitable for beginners. You can customize the size and color of your cowl to suit your preferences.

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