If you have been invited into someone’s home many of us want to take a little something to say thank you for the generosity. Whether you are being hosted for the holiday season or just any other day of the week let’s talk about some quick crochet patterns that you can make as hostess gifts. These ideas are made with little yarn or only take a few hours to complete.
The Free Pattern for the Ebb and Flow Chunky Knit Hat comes with full instructions for child and adult sizes as well as a complete step-by-step video tutorial. Perfect winter accessory and easy enough for an advanced beginner knitter or experienced knitter alike.
The Free Pattern for the Absolute Beginner Chunky Knit Hat comes with full instructions for child and adult sizes as well as a complete step-by-step video tutorial. Perfect winter accessory and easy enough for a total beginner knitter.
Being knitters and crocheters I am sure we all have quite a collection of leftover yarn. Today I wanted to show you a few ideas of what to make with those leftovers. Grab your kids, your yarn scraps and a few other materials and make some of these super cute Christmas ornaments for kids this year.
Around this time of year we start to think about the people that have touched our lives, or the lives of those that we love, in one way or another. Katelyn, my Social Media Manager, has a young child who is in preschool. She wanted to make something special for the teachers and so I designed a knit seed stitch cowl that she could give them. Get your free pattern below, it is a perfect teacher gift idea for this holiday season.
When knitting a hat with a knit 2, purl 2 ribbing I see many beginnings struggle to get their tension just right. In this video I will show you a little trick to get perfectly even ribbing for your next hat project.
