Making crochet hats is one of my favorite things to do! I love making hats to wear at my kids’ sporting events and everything else we do in Colorado’s cold winter months. Here’s a collection of free crochet hat patterns and paid-for crochet hat patterns that I’ve designed. Yes, some are free, some are paid, and all are great options for your winter wardrobe.
Ready to add another knitting skill to your tool box? Learn along with me how to knit mitered squares to make this colorful three column scarf in Chic Sheep by Marly Bird™. Once you learn how to work mitered squares you can use it to make blankets, scarfs, wraps and more. What are you waiting for, push play and let’s get started!
How to Knit Shifting Stripes Shawl with knit stitches and short rows. This is a free pattern from Red Heart Yarn and Marly Bird shows you how to work with two colorways of It’s a Wrap Rainbow yarn, stitch marker, short rows and garter stitch.
Although the color a pattern is made in doesn’t have to be the color you work your own version of the hat in I thought that it would be fun to put together a round up of hats are designed in blue. The patterns in this round up are great options for accessorizing your winter wardrobe. Work up the pattern in blue as designed, or pick a brand new color and see how it changes the look of the pattern.
Holiday stockings are a great way to show off your talent and make something special for others. Whether you whip up a crochet stocking or a knit stocking the recipient is sure to love the thoughtful handmade gift. In this tutorial I will show you how to knit the Festive Fair Isle stocking.
If you are a knitter you have likely heard of interchangeable knitting needles. It might have felt like crocheters were doomed to always have a million crochet hooks that they needed to carry around just incase they wanted another size. Crochet lovers have the option of interchangeable crochet hooks! What are they, why do you want them, read more to find out.
