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You can learn to knit all kinds of things, for yourself, your home, or your baby. Use these free knitting patterns to stitch up some great projects.
This is a great project and a basic pattern for those of you who are beginner level, and the techniques you will need to know are casting on, casting off, the knit stitch, and purl stitches. If you are a new knitter and want to knit a blanket, this project may seem huge, but it ...
This is an easy pattern for those of you who are at the advanced beginner level, and the techniques you will need to know are casting on, casting off, knitting, and purling stitches. You will also have to shape through simple increases and simple decreases. ...
Easy/Beginner Scarf “For The Love of Brioche” is a free Knitting pattern by EpiphanyKnitwear, available as a Downloadable PDF and includes instructions in English. Discover more patterns by EpiphanyKnitwear at LoveCrafts!
This heirloom blanket knitting pattern has been one of the most popular patterns for several years. It is such an easy knit yet it has such a beautiful result! What I love about this knit blanket pattern is that it’s simple, but it’s unique because it uses the Andalusian stitch which...
*This is a fairly short kimono. You can make it longer by knitting more rows for each panel.If you are making this for someone who is tall or with a large bust size, consider adding more rows to each panel in order to make the kimono longer. In addition, just before casting off, ...
These Basic Knit Baby Booties are sure to delight everyone who lays eyes on them. This pattern is perfect when it comes to beginner knitting and you won't believe how quickly you finish these easy knit baby booties. Once you learn how to knit baby booties as easy as these, you will be...
Try using US #4 needles and casting on 30 and then knitting until it’s a square. From there, if you like the look of your swatch, you can measure how many stitches you are getting per inch. (If you don’t like the look of your swatch you should change your needle size.) If ...