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 [...]
Lots of links to knifty knitter pattern resources! I’ve scoured the internet and will be posting more links as I find them. I also linked to some circular loom patterns I came up with too.
Looking for knitting patterns for the triangle scarf? Here is one that I made, plus some links to other patterns I found and liked.
Here’s the mobius scarf I recently made, along with links to other free knitted and crocheted mobius scarf patterns.
Here is my felted purse made on a knifty knitter, with links to more free patterns.
One secret to success in knitting for profit is to find your own knitting niche. This makes you an expert in this one area and new ideas come to you as you work, making your knitted items unique. Find out how to research your own knitting niche and stand out from the crowd.
I knitted this simple yoga blanket for use in my yoga class. It’s small and convenient to carry and it cushions my knees, head or hips.
I’ve never seen a slouch hat pattern for the knifty knitter so decided to invent my own pattern. Here is the resulting slouch hat, with instructions.
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.
