Coffee Shop Knitting Groups with Red Heart Patterns

Knitting and Crocheting in public has become a big deal in the past few years. More and more I am seeing people pulling out their current WIP in public locations and chatting with others about what they are working on. One of the places that is most common to find others working a project is the local coffee shop. Coffee shop kitting is a great way to meet others that enjoy the craft like you.

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FREE Coffee & Yarning eBook

Red Heart designers have been working hard to put together a collection of fashion ideas that we actually like to wear. These sweaters and accessories are a perfect balance of the look that we want while considering the way that we live each day and the places we go.

When photographing this collection they went to their local coffee shop, Amelie’s. The photos that they got from the shoot are beautiful and show off each piece in a way that makes you want to pick up your hooks and needles and get started right away.

In this round up you will see all 12 patterns included in the FREE ebook, along with links and material lists for the patterns. These are the perfect projects to make and wear for your next coffee shop knitting date. Which one will you start on first?

Coffee Shop Ebook Patterns:

FREE Knitting Pattern-Cabled Pompom HatCabled Pompom Hat

Designed By: Edie Eckman

Materials:

Download the FREE Cabled Pompom Hat pattern


FREE pattern Tunisian Lace PonchoTunisian Lace Poncho

Designed By: Jamie Swiatek

Materials:

Download the FREE Tunisian Lace Poncho pattern


FREE Pattern Two-Rectangle SweaterTwo-Rectangle Sweater

Designed By: Marty Miller

Materials:

Download the FREE Two-Rectangle Sweater pattern


FREE pattern Two Rectangle CardiganTwo-Rectangle Cardigan

Designed By: Marty Miller

Materials:

Download the FREE Two-Rectangle Cardigan pattern


FREE pattern Morning Coffee Car CoatMorning Coffee Car Coat

Designed By: Stacey Gerbman

Materials:

Download the FREE Morning Coffee Car Coat pattern


FREE Pattern Kaleidoscope ShawlKaleidoscope Shawl

Designed By: Sara Kay Hartmann

Materials:

Download the FREE Kaleidoscope Shawl Pattern

Free Video Tutorial Too!


FREE pattern Cable Knit SweaterCable Knit Sweater

Designed By: Merri Fromm

Materials:

Download the FREE Cable Knit Sweater pattern


FREE Pattern Be True Knit cowlBe True Knit Cowl

Designed By: Michele Wilcox

Materials:

Download the FREE Be True Knit Cowl pattern


FREE pattern Half Moon ScarfHalf Moon Scarf

Designed By: Michele Wilcox

Materials:

Download the FREE Half Moon Scarf pattern


FREE pattern Lacy Knit Cup CozyLacy Knit Cup Cozy

Designed By: Cassandra Bibler

Materials:

Download the FREE Lacy Knit Cup Cozy Pattern


FREE pattern Zigzag Crochet Cup CozyZigzag Crochet Cup Cozy

Designed By: Cassandra Bibler

Materials:

Download the FREE Zigzag Crochet Cup Cozy Pattern


FREE pattern Tanya TunicTanya Tunic

Designed By: Tammy Hildebrand

Materials:

Download the FREE Tanya Tunic Pattern


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Frequently Asked Questions

Are there any knitting groups in coffee shops?

Oh, for sure! Knitting and crocheting in public is totally a thing now… places like coffee shops are super common spots to find fellow crafters. It’s such a great way to meet people who love yarn crafts too!

What kind of projects are good for coffee shop knitting?

Honestly, the Red Heart collection featured here has some super cute sweaters and accessories that are perfect for making and wearing to your next coffee shop date. They’re designed to be stylish but also work for everyday life!

Can I get the patterns for free?

Yes! All 12 patterns included in the FREE ebook are available for download. You can find links right here on the page for each one, so you can snag them and get started right away.

What materials do I need for the Cabled Pompom Hat?

So, for the Cabled Pompom Hat, you’ll need one skein of RED HEART® With Love® in Iced Aqua… and then your usual knitting needles, a stitch marker, a cable needle, and optionally a pompom maker. Don’t forget your yarn needle for finishing!

Are there any crochet patterns in this collection?

Yes, there are! While some are knitting patterns, you’ll find crochet ones too… like the Tunisian Lace Poncho, the Two-Rectangle Sweater and Cardigan, the Morning Coffee Car Coat (knitting), the Kaleidoscope Shawl, and a few others. Plenty of options for crocheters!

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  1. BarbaraAnn says:

    I am in southern Texas, RGV. Do you know of any where in this area that people get together? Maybe start one myself.

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