I wanted a heart that would easily show up using a single strand of worsted weight yarn on a large gauge loom. One that would also work with a small gauge loom and thin weight fibers and a large gauge loom with chunky yarn. The Garter Heart Square does it all.
The pattern is not a hundred percent reversible but I think it looks great on both sides. Check out the video below.
This is the new Waffle Stitch Blanket pattern. It’s cozy, comfy, highly textured and easy to knit. It’s made up of just knits and purls which makes it a project anyone can handle. Plus as always, I’ve included a step by step video tutorial. You learn everything from cast-on to the knotted fringes.
The blanket in the picture is folded in half. The completed flat blanket is 55×65 inches. It is wide enough for two people and long enough for an adults. Also, these measurements can be altered. Just watch the video or read the written pattern for instructions.
Don’t let the two colors scare you, the Brick Wall stitch pattern is easy. If you can skip a stitch, you can knit this stitch. I promise.
It’s highly textured and makes a bold statement when contrasting colors come together. And, although it’s not reversible, it looks great on both sides. This makes it a good choice even for scarves and blankets. Me, I’m thinking cowls and pillows.
As always, there is a step by step video tutorial below to make it extra easy. Just knits, purls and a few skips so the pattern can be managed by ALL knitters of any skill level.
This stitch is made up of just knit and purls. It creates a very interesting and mildly textured fabric. The best feature is that iit is also completely reversible. That makes it perfect for scarves and blankets,
As always, this pattern includes a step-by-step video tutorial. Keep in mind that this is a stitch pattern only and not a full project. The written pattern and the video do not include cast-on or cast off. That’s because the stitch does not determine cast-on and cast-off.
Knit a garter stitch rectangle, fold the fabric into shape and get a neck warmer in just a few hours. In fact, you still have time to finish this project before the holiday season is over.
It’s simple and elegant and you can make it in your favorite color. Better yet, these make GREAT gifts for the whole family.
And the step by step video will guide you through the whole process. Just scroll down to the buttom of the page.
NOTE: This is a digital product. No physical item will be shipped to you.
TOOLS: Loom Hook, Scissors, Blunt yarn needle , Pipe Cleaner , Hot Glue Gun, Stitch Marker
FINISHED PROJECT SIZE: (Approx.) 3.5 x 2.5 inches with 4 yo-yos and tree top star.
This is headband and scarf set is so easy. Even better it knits up super fast. In fact, it’s so easy you can finish the earwarmer in less then an hour and the set in a day. The full video for both items is only 28 minutes long.
Scroll to the bottom to get the supply list and watch the video
All my life I have seen yo yo quilts and loved the cute little circles of many colors. So much fun. Well get your box of scarp yarn and your 24 peg loom and get ready to make lots of cool projects.
As a bonus the written pattern includes Hexagon shaped yo-yos. You can connect these on several sides to make an awesom blanket, table runner, the list is endless.
Scroll down to watch the video.
The Jute stitch looks great and is super easy to knit. Just two stitches over 2 rows. The five minute video takes you step by step on how to knit the stitches. Because I am showing you very thing you need to know to create this stitch, I truly believe even a beginner can handle it.
Unlike other patterns, I tested this one with worsted and chunky yarn. I did that because I was testing stitches for my Hooded Scarf with Pockets Pattern. I did pick a different stitch only because I thought a knit and purl would be preceived as more user friendly. Although a two stitch, two row pattern couldn’t be easier. ( Read More )…
I am very happy so many of you asked me for a Hooded Scarf with Pockets pattern. It’s warm, cozy and has an amazing textured stitch. As always there is a step by step, full length video tutorial to make the project accessible to everyone. There’s also instruction on how to adjust the size.
Scoll down to the bottom to watch that new video.
The Flying Geese stitch pattern creates a lovely design that looks a lot more difficult then it really is. You don’t need to know a lot of loom knitting to learn to knit this pattern. It’s make up of just knits and purls. Like most of my digital patterns, this one includes not just text but also a link for an easy to follow step by step video tutorial. This is easy enough for a true beginner.
The best thing you can do for your soap bar is to put it in a sack. This helps to save your bar so you can get more use from each one. Even better, if you make the cozy using a textured stitch pattern then it works great exfoliating your skin.
Because it’s a small project, you finish knitting quickly and you only need scrap yarn. But the best thing about these little bags they make useful and beautiful gifts, especially if you pair them with some handmade soap. Everyone can benefit from these, young and old, men and women, family or friend.
As always, there is an easy, step by step video tutorial. To watch the video click HERE
The Puff Shell Basketweave stitch pattern is a funky and highly textured version of the classic stitch. It is easy to do and the pattern includes a link to a step by step tutorial for the flat version of the stitch.
It is made up of only knits and purls, which makes it very beginner friendly.
As always there is a step by step video tutorial for it. Scroll down to the bottom to watch it.
The Diagonal Moss Stripe stitch is all about texture, texture, texture ! That is always a winner for me. Especially one that only needs me to use knits and purls. Nothing fancy.
Knits and purls done on a large gauge loom with just one strand of worsted weight yarn. But no worries if you like small gauge looms because any loom you have on hand will work well with this baby.
As always, this pattern includes a video. Scroll down to the bottom to watch now.
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