If you ever need last minute knitted gifts, keep these books and pattern links on hand so you won’t have to spend time searching for a pattern. If you’re like me, you can always come up with a skein of yarn at the last moment from your own stash.
Learn New Stitches on the Circle Loom by Anne Bipes makes a handy addition to your knitting library if you like the knifty knitter. Nine designs and 10 new stitches, with large photos and easy to use instructions. The patterns are beautiful too.
Knitted baby hat pattern with ribbed edging. This baby hat, made of Sugar ‘n Cream striped yarn, Can be sized to fit any age baby, or even an older child. Use the ribbing only on this pattern to create a knitted headband.
Knitted embellishments can add a unique touch to your knitting patterns. A pom pom really dresses up a hat for a baby or small child. Yarn or ribbon flowers also look cute on hats and headbands. You can buy embellishments but it’s much more fun to knit or crochet your own with easy knitted flower [...]
Pattern for a knitted baby headband, with link to a great website on head measurements from preemie to adult so you can use the pattern to make any size headband.
Latest photos of new baby hats made on a knifty knitter, along with links to free knifty knitter patterns.
Take the same easy baby blanket pattern and learn to vary it using different types of yarn and embellishments. I turned a boy’s baby blanket into a girl’s blanket with pink embellishment on the edging.
Adding a pom pom to baby hats knitted on a circular loom gives them a cute accent and makes then into a special baby shower gift.
I’m new to knitting but this baby blanket pattern is very easy and any beginner could do it.
Spinning Alpaca Yarns