653 Patterns To Knit With 1-285 Yards Of Yarn. As promised, here are all 653 pattern links. Some of the yardages are guesstimates. I've placed question marks after those. If someone knits these, post a comment letting me know how much yarn you used and I'll change it. Yarn weights are given as a 2 or 3 letter code. There's more! Feel free to post more pattern links in the comments section of this post. A note: Please be courteous to the bloggers whose patterns are on this list. 1-3 fw Valentine heart ring3? 10? 20 ww Hexagon fish blankie (per fish)20 ww Fun fur hanger cover20 ww Felted mushrooms20? 30? 40? Free 45 Teddy Bear Knitting Patterns.
Knitting the animals. In search of a pouf. Top 20 in Knit. Cowls & shrugs. Horseshoe Cable Headband Pattern. Free horseshoe cable headband pattern for knitting and crochet. Enjoy! This pattern is on Materials US 6 needles 100g/108yds Cascade Yarns, 100% Baby Alpaca Chunky (Color 572) Crochet hook G Embroidery needle Two buttons, thread, needleGauge 4 sts/in Final measurements(w x h): 4.25" x 22" (height may vary based on head size)**Please pay careful attention to the yarn and needle sizes you choose - this yarn is chunky, heavier, and fuzzier. Kf&b: knit in the front and the back of the same stitch (increase) sl1k: slip 1st stitch knit-wise sl1p: slip 1st stitch purl-wise BC: place 2sts on a cable needle in the back, k2, k2 from cable needle FC: place 2sts on a cable needle in the front, k2, k2 from cable needle CO: cast on BO: bind off Pattern CO 19 sts K 5 rows Next row: k3, *kf&b, k2, to last 3 sts, kf&b, k3 = 24 sts Row 1 (WS and all other wrong side rows): k1, p1, k2, p16, k2, p1, k1 Row 2: k2, p2, k4, BC, FC, k4, p2, k2 Row 4: k2, p2, k2, BC, k4, FC, k2, p2, k2 Row 6: k2, p2, BC, k8, FC, p2, k2 K 1 row Borders.
All Wrapped Up -- Bow Headband. All of the snow we've been getting lately has inspired me to write a new pattern. I can't have enough headbands -- and this one has a bow! Description: A headband/earwarmer worked flat using short rows to accomplish shaping. NOTE: wrap stitches if you want to avoid holes in your knitting that come from knitting short rows. Materials: Worsted weight yarn, approximately 150 yards. Needles: Headwrap: CO 80 stitches (cable cast on if you have a loose gauge like me) Work in a 1x1 rib for 4 rows Row 5: knit Row 6: purl until 5 stitches remain, turn Row 7: knit until 5 stitches remain, turnRow 8: purl until 7 stitches remain, turn Row 9: knit until 7 stitches remain, turn Row 10: purl until 9 stitches remain, turn Row 11: knit until 9 stitches remain, turn Row 12: purl until 11 stitches remain, turn Row 13: Knit until 11 stitches remain, turn Row 14: Purl until 9 stitches remain, turn Row 15: knit until 9 stitches remain, turn Row 16: purl until 7 stitches remain, turn Row 17: knit until 7 stitches remain, turn.
Crafts from the Cwtch: Hilda: Vintage-inspired Headwrap. The headwrap is designed to be a bit stretchy - it should be worn snug without being tight. My head measures 56cm (22") and this would fit larger or smaller heads as it is tied. Before starting you should measure your head where you'll wear it - there is flexibility but if your head is significantly larger or smaller than mine, you will need to add or remove rows from the central moss stitch section to ensure a good fit.
My gauge = 6 sts and 5.5 rows per inch in stocking stitch. If you are making this for a child, sections A and C are the same, but there are less stitches and repeats on the central band (section B). Ingredients: - Approx 30g of Aran, or a bit less of worsted or DK yarn. . - 5mm needles (US size 8) - tape measure - tapestry needle Skills: - Casting on and binding off - Increasing by knitting and/or purling into the front & back of a stitch - Stocking Stitch - Moss stitch - Decreasing using SSK and k2tog - A little bit of sewing Method: SECTION A (half of bow)
Betsy Headwrap ~ A Free Knitting Pattern. This dandy headwrap reminds me of something from the 1950's, whether you're going ice skating or tying up your hair to get some housework done, it'll keep your ears toasty and the hair out of your face. I tried, but it didn't help me get any housework done. Size: one size - average adult woman For a custom fit, measure the wearer from earlobe to earlobe, running the tape measure over the crown of the head. Materials Worsted Weight Yarn: 31-36 grams I used: Wisdom Yarn Poems, 1 ball Needles: US 8 dpns (this project can be worked on only 2 dpns, you do not need a full set) Removable stitch marker Gauge 4.25 sts and 8 rows = 1 inch Sizes: this is a one-size fits most project. I-cord Tutorial Using dpns, cast on 3 sts, *push stitches to opposite end of needle so that the work is on the right side of the needle and the working yarn is on the left - do not turn - knit 3 sts; repeat from * to desired length.
Pattern Instructions Cast on 3 sts. Decrease for Ear 2 Work in i-cord for 11.5 inches more. Morgan - Fall 2008. CROWN CO 8 sts. Place 4 sts on each needle and join to begin working in the round, being careful not to twist. After the first 1 or 2 rounds, place safety pin or split ring marker in work to indicate beginning of round. Note: Crown increases are planned in such a way that no regular lines of increases are formed. Round 1: K all sts. Shape front of crown: Set-up Round: K36, place marker (marker A), k75, place marker (marker B), k36. Work short rows as follows: See Pattern Notes re. Row 1 [RS]: K to 3 sts before marker B, W&T. Note: Throughout this pattern, when working a st which has been wrapped in a previous short row, work the wrap together with the wrapped st (see Pattern Notes).
Row 15 [RS]: K to 3 sts before marker B, work next wrap together with both wrapped st and following st (1 st decreased); k1, remove marker B, k to end of round. 146 sts. K 2 rounds. The next round forms the ridge which outlines the top of the crown and gives structure to the upper part of the hat. K 1 round. Winter 2006 - editor. The project is worked using short rows. To work short rows, work to the point indicated in the pattern, then turn your work around and begin working back in the other direction. Holes will form in your work at the turning points of the short rows; don't worry! This is to be expected. One of these holes will be used as a buttonhole when the project is completed. The pattern uses 2 stitch markers to help you keep track of your short rows. 2x2 Rib (Worked back and forth over a multiple of 4 sts): Row 1: [K2, p2] to end. IMPORTANT NOTE: It is very important to obtain the correct gauge for this piece.
Knitty.com. Cord Using #7 needles CO 2 sts, work in St st for 6 inches, finish on a WS row. Main hat Switch to #9 needles. Row 1: k1, m1, k1 Row 2 and all WS rows: p all. Row 3: k3 Row 5: k1, m1, k1, m1, k1 Row 7: k2, m1, k1, m1, k2 Row 9: k2, m1, k3, m1, k2 Row 11: k2, m1, k5, m1, k2 Row 13: p3, m1, k5, m1, p3 Row 15: k4, m1, k5, m1, k4 Row 17: p3, k2, m1, k5, m1, k2, p3 Row 19: k all Row 21 p3, k3, m1, k5, m1, k3, p3 Row 23: k all Row 25: p3, k4, m1, k5, m1, k4, p3 Row 27: k all Row 29: p3, k5, m1, k5, m1, k5, p3 Row 31: k all Row 33: p3, k17, p3 Row 35: k all Row 37: p3, k17, p3 Row 39: k all Row 41: p3, k17, p3 Row 43: k all Row 45: p3, k17, p3 Row 47: k all Row 49: p3, k17, p3 Row 51: k all Row 53: p3, k17, p3 Row 55: k all Row 57: p3, k17, p3 Row 59: k all Row 61: p3, k17, p3 Row 63: k all [If you wanted to make the hat a little larger -- longer from ear to ear -- repeat Rows 61 to 64 here.]
Cord Switch to #7 needles, work St st for 6 inches; BO. Center-row-lace-headband-print-friendly.pdf.
Comfortable Card Carrier pattern by Rachel Colabello. Directory of Free, Online Knitting Patterns by Category. Featured Pattern of the Week: Folded Ribbon Christening Set. Knitted hearts. Welcome To The Prayer Shawl Ministry www.shawlministry.com. Knitted_Patterns. Sister Scarves. [ Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick and Quick] Every year I knit myself and my sister matching scarves. It is funny because she and I are complete opposites. She is a super girly girl with blond curly hair and I am a no nonsense practical gal with brown hair and eyes.
People don't believe us that we are sisters. We have six years between us but our mother insisted that we dress the same. When I learned how to knit I made us scarves they were the same style and yarn but in different colors that suited each of us. My sister's scarf was pink sparkles and mine was black variegated. The pattern is actually a super simple 1 line simple lace pattern called Garter Stitch Lace. Here is the pattern Garter Stitch LaceCast on 20 Stitches for a thick scarf 10 stitches for a thinner scarf.Row 1: K2, YO, K2TOG repeat across Rinse and Repeat until your run out of yarn.Fringe in the YO spaces and your done!