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Tutorial – Slip Stitch Ribbing (sl st in blo)
Ribbing is a real workhorse, adding that perfect bit of stretch to collars, cuffs, waistbands, hats, and so much more. There are a ton of uses for ribbing, and there are lots of different techniques to create it as well! This particular technique of slip stitch ribbing produces an extremely stretchy fabric that mimics knitted ribbing.
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Free Pattern – Bridgeport Scarf
Make the classic, striking, and uncomplicated Bridgeport Scarf in all your favorite colors! Keep it neutral for a business casual look, go bold with brights, or show your support for your favorite team. Lighter weight yarn makes it perfect for autumn weather, while a simple hdc variation ads subtle texture and fabulous drape.
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Puerto Rico Relief Project
The people of Puerto Rico need help in the wake of Hurricane Maria, and my friends and I wanted to do what we could. Lorene from Cre8tion Crochet came up with a great idea and asked me to help, and that's how the Puerto Rico Relief Project was born! Many popular designers have donated patterns for this set of e-books, which…
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Scrappy Stitchers Link Party #34
We skipped the September link party, but we're back again for October! Going back to the previous month, the most clicked link was this stunning red dress called "Little Lady in Red" by Con hilos, lanas y botones. Wow! isn't it so cute?
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Knitted Kitchen #38 – Simple Cables
If you've never tried cables, this pattern is a great introduction. They look much more intimidating than they really are! With this pattern and tutorial, you'll learn how to make a basic "2 over 2" cable, crossing to the left and to the right.
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Tutorial – Making “Hair” for a Foam Head
Do you use a foam head to display or photograph hats or other items? These often show so much better with hair, but wigs (even halloween ones) can be pricy. Here's an alternative you can do relatively quickly, and you probably already have some yarn in your stash that would work!
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Free Pattern – Bucktown Slouch
The Bucktown slouch is great for gifting, but you'll want to make one for yourself too! It features an open stitch pattern that allows for some airflow, and adds even more drape to the casual style. Make it extra cozy for winter wear, with luxuriously soft alpaca or wool.
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Foundation Slip Stitch (fsl st) Tutorial
Use Foundation Slip Stitch to create a beautiful and strong cord for lacing, drawstrings, ties, bracelets, or trim. The best part is, there's no need to determine the length of your cord before you start. Just keep stitching until you have a length you like!
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Knitted Kitchen #33 – Star Stitch
The Star Stitch washcloth is pattern #33 in the 2017 Knitted Kitchen Blog Hop. The striking texture is not only pretty, it's also great for scrubbing. The pattern includes photo and video tutorials for the star stitch. It looks really impressive and complicated, but is actually much easier than it looks! We all love stitches like that, right?
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Free Pattern – Hugs & Kisses
Wrap your child in love with this lightweight, tunic length pullover. The hugs & kisses detail on the hem and sleeves is easy to make, with alternating X stitches and bobbles. With a casual fit and side slits, this comfy sweater could easily become an everyday favorite!
