Wondering what to make when you don't have that much yarn? Wonder no more! Here are 60+ ideas for what to knit next, plus free patterns to try.

200 Fun Things to Knit- Decorative Flowers, Leaves, Bugs Butterflies and More Edited by Victoria Lyle If you every find yourself wondering what to knit next, then just open this book, and you are guaranteed to find the answer. this book contains an irresistible collection of small and cute knitting project for all levels of knitting ability, Containing a mix of beautiful knitted flowers, birds, bugs, leaves and even creatures from the seas, as well as a collection of charming floral blocks designs. Hardback Excellent Condition

Kitchener stitch has always baffled me. Avoiding it is probably one of the biggest reasons I started knitting toe-up socks in the first place. But not anymore! These three simple rules can be applied when you're grafting in any pattern that's made up of any combination of knits and purls.

The dedicated knitter will invariably want to maximise their knitting time by knitting 'on the go'. Whether you have a 10 hr flight or a 10 min doctors wait - it pays to be prepared. 1. Always take a photo or a screenshot of your pattern. Just in case you lose your paper copy or you don't have wifi

This knitwear model has an amazing hair do! And those eyebrows! I think this is such pretty jumper, perfect for under your suit for spring. It is knit in a lacy rib and has a moss stitch yoke and has typical 1940's strong shoulders. It is finished with a set of crochet buttons. The pattern is for a 32-34" bust. Remember to check your tension before you start! I like finding a pattern with the stamp of the wool shop that sold it. This one was sold at The Readicut Wool Co Ltd, Briggate, Leeds. I managed to find a picture of it here. If you know Leeds the wool shop was where Harvey Nichols is now. Readicut was founded in 1928 in Wakefield. They supplied pre-cut wool for rug making. Prior to this crafters had to cut the wool themselves from skeins. I have some vintage rug patterns somewhere, it was a very popular activity. I will have to dig the patterns out. So here is another pattern to add to my ever growing list!

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After the Garter stitch the Stockinette or Stocking stitch is the most basic and commonly used around the world. To knit the Stockinette / Stocking stitch we need to alternate one row of knitting and one row of purling, and I'll show you how to do it, step by step, in both: English and Continental style. So Woolly.

Picking the right knitting needles for your next project can make or break your knitting experience. Click here to find which needles are right for you!

It's takes time to make a decision sometimes, about what could go on your needles next. I've found over 30 ideas for your next knitting projects - and they'll all be useful in the home.

Make your own amigurumi shark with this free shark crochet pattern. Detailed step-by-step instructions from Sir Purl Grey.

TSA Travel Tips for Knitters with Studio Knit. Learn what knitting tools are allowed on your next flight!

Easy and fun crochet hat pattern is simple to make and great for beginners. Crochet a cozy hat that is comfortable and warm to wear!

Granny Square Academy Book If you; can crochet a traditional granny square but can't read a pattern,  taught yourself to crochet and aren't quite sure if you're doing it right, or know what you're doing but want to brush up on your skills, then Granny Square Academy is for you! In the 134 page book, you'll find everything you need to make your crochet the best it can be. You'll learn; how to read a written pattern how to crochet seamlessly how to work new stitches how to work new techniques how to change colours how to join squares how to work out how much yarn you need for a granny square project  and LOTS more. Both UK and US versions of the patterns are included so you can use your preferred terms as well as charts for all patterns too. Errata page Skill Level If you can crochet a traditional granny square, you have all the skills you need to tackle Granny Square Academy.  Not only is there plenty of help in the book, there are also links to video tutorials of every pattern.  Getting the book I will post the book to you the next business day after your order. As a bonus, you can download the PDF version as soon as checkout is complete. The link to download will be on the order confirmation screen, in your order confirmation email and in your account, if you have one. If you'd like the digital only option, click here.  The book order is only available for Australian & NZ folks. If you're in the US, UK or elsewhere, you can purchase the book now from Amazon.com, Amazon.co.uk and Barnes and Noble.

Easy and fun crochet hat pattern is simple to make and great for beginners. Crochet a cozy hat that is comfortable and warm to wear!

Ready to level up your knitting skills? With a Sentro Knitting Machine, you can unleash a world of possibilities and show off your creations!

To knit or not to knit, that is the question! Transport yourself back to times of yore with this Shakespeare-inspired knit. Worked seamlessly in the round from the bottom up, this cropped sweater boasts striking bishop sleeves adorned with a simple colorwork motif that is mimicked in the yoke. This wilt surely delight any crowd!

What with one thing and another, I decided that the next project on the dobby loom should be something relatively mindless. That means tea towels, woven on a straight-draw threading of white 16/2 mercerized cotton. The wefts will be 20/2 cottons, mercerized or not, of which there are a LOT of colors in the stash. I have begun winding the warp - 17 yards, which should be enough for 16 to 18 towels. As usual for projects like this, I've been trawling handweaving.net for appropriate drafts. It's really amazing how many different effects are possible on a straight threading! Here are a couple of possibilities, some old favorites and some I've never woven before. Keep in mind that what's dark in the drafts will be light in the cloth, because I'm weaving on a white warp, not a colored one. And of course, the towels will be wider than just four repeats. :-)

★★This knitting Project Papers / vogue journal has room for 20 projects - for knitting, embroidery or crocheting★★DOWNLOADA lovely designed knitting and crochet journal for your next creative projects: You will get 3 double-pages of graph paper with 3 different graph sizes - choose the one you need for detailed pattern, for normal pattern, for bigger pattern and a very small squared double page for your next embroidery project, where you need very detailed templates.The knitting papers includes 300dpi download 170 pages for 20 projects Index to write in Project Page: Start & Finished Project No. I am - knitting, embroidery, crocheting (choose) What kind of (scarf, pullover, baby blanket...) For whom (Mom, Dad, Friends, Daughter..) Needles Type, Size, Lenght Yarns & Wool - Name,Type, Color, No. of Skeins Place for notes Detail Page: big squared detail graph field, notesThe graph pages (4:5) 1 graph paper with smaller Squares 1 graph paper with normal Squares 1 graph paper with very tiny squares for your embroider projects ♥The knitting papers can be given from mother to daughter to granddaughter to save your family knitting patterns over generations♥

This listing is for a DIGITAL DOWNLOAD of a pattern template, not a printed item. Do you want to get into crochet or knit pattern designing but not sure where to start or what you need to include? Perhaps you have your pattern written down in the basic form, but you are not quite certain what to do next. This is a basic pattern template! Maybe you've seen other templates out there, but they are not for your brand and style. This word template is built to be very simple, so that you have full artistic reign to play with it to make it fit your own style. This includes changing the font, logo picture, colors and adding picture tutorials. Page 1: Setup Pattern name, logo, supplies, stitch key, size, special stitches, legal Page 2 & 3: Pattern (Can be made long for bigger patterns) Gauge, pattern body, notes box Page 4: Conclusion Short bio, website + social ********************************************************** DISCLAIMER: This is a PDF PATTERN TEMPLATE to make a crochet or knit pattern NOT the actual printed item. There will be no refunds for failure to read the listing details, this listing is clearly for a PDF. Thank ya kindly! ********************************************************** HOW DO I DOWNLOAD A TEMPLATE? Once payment is received, you will receive an email containing a download link button for the PDF template. Make sure you have Word or Adobe Acrobat installed to open the template.

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This classic design by Sandra Paul has lots of fans. In this article you will find the most beautiful versions of this crochet blanket. Get inspired!

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