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19 August 2015 Pattern update: To include multiple sizes. After making several knitted slippers for big feet, I decided to make some little booties using
This pattern works up quickly and doesn’t take much yarn. In fact, if you’re like me you might have some chunky yarn in your stash
Check out my very first video of me introducing the Simple Knit Shrug. Up close and personal! 🙂 Free pattern available on this website here.
The Chill in the Air Cap from Lion Brand is an awesome knitting pattern that just takes an evening for me to complete. I’ve made
Print PDF of pattern here! Instant gratification? That’s what The Bertha Blanket is not. This handknit throw requires patience and nothing more. If you’re up
If you like repetition and have a lot of patience, this zigzag knitted throw pattern is perfect for you. The result is an heirloom to
This is the Paddington Neck Warmer by designer Roxanne Wood, that I found as a free knitting pattern on Ravelry.com. It was super easy and
Easy leg warmers…as long as you’re OK with double-pointed needles! Choose to knit these using Worsted/Aran or Bulky yarn. Version A: Worsted/Aran Weight (#4) Yarn
The inspiration for this pattern came from the need for a shoulder shrug to wear before Barre class. Not that I take Barre classes, but
19 August 2015 Pattern update: To include multiple sizes. After making several knitted slippers for big feet, I decided to make some little booties using
This pattern works up quickly and doesn’t take much yarn. In fact, if you’re like me you might have some chunky yarn in your stash
Check out my very first video of me introducing the Simple Knit Shrug. Up close and personal! 🙂 Free pattern available on this website here.
The Chill in the Air Cap from Lion Brand is an awesome knitting pattern that just takes an evening for me to complete. I’ve made
Print PDF of pattern here! Instant gratification? That’s what The Bertha Blanket is not. This handknit throw requires patience and nothing more. If you’re up
If you like repetition and have a lot of patience, this zigzag knitted throw pattern is perfect for you. The result is an heirloom to
This is the Paddington Neck Warmer by designer Roxanne Wood, that I found as a free knitting pattern on Ravelry.com. It was super easy and
Easy leg warmers…as long as you’re OK with double-pointed needles! Choose to knit these using Worsted/Aran or Bulky yarn. Version A: Worsted/Aran Weight (#4) Yarn
The inspiration for this pattern came from the need for a shoulder shrug to wear before Barre class. Not that I take Barre classes, but
19 August 2015 Pattern update: To include multiple sizes. After making several knitted slippers for big feet, I decided to make some little booties using
This pattern works up quickly and doesn’t take much yarn. In fact, if you’re like me you might have some chunky yarn in your stash
Check out my very first video of me introducing the Simple Knit Shrug. Up close and personal! 🙂 Free pattern available on this website here.
The Chill in the Air Cap from Lion Brand is an awesome knitting pattern that just takes an evening for me to complete. I’ve made
Print PDF of pattern here! Instant gratification? That’s what The Bertha Blanket is not. This handknit throw requires patience and nothing more. If you’re up
If you like repetition and have a lot of patience, this zigzag knitted throw pattern is perfect for you. The result is an heirloom to
This is the Paddington Neck Warmer by designer Roxanne Wood, that I found as a free knitting pattern on Ravelry.com. It was super easy and
Easy leg warmers…as long as you’re OK with double-pointed needles! Choose to knit these using Worsted/Aran or Bulky yarn. Version A: Worsted/Aran Weight (#4) Yarn
The inspiration for this pattern came from the need for a shoulder shrug to wear before Barre class. Not that I take Barre classes, but
19 August 2015 Pattern update: To include multiple sizes. After making several knitted slippers for big feet, I decided to make some little booties using
This pattern works up quickly and doesn’t take much yarn. In fact, if you’re like me you might have some chunky yarn in your stash
Check out my very first video of me introducing the Simple Knit Shrug. Up close and personal! 🙂 Free pattern available on this website here.
The Chill in the Air Cap from Lion Brand is an awesome knitting pattern that just takes an evening for me to complete. I’ve made
Print PDF of pattern here! Instant gratification? That’s what The Bertha Blanket is not. This handknit throw requires patience and nothing more. If you’re up
If you like repetition and have a lot of patience, this zigzag knitted throw pattern is perfect for you. The result is an heirloom to
This is the Paddington Neck Warmer by designer Roxanne Wood, that I found as a free knitting pattern on Ravelry.com. It was super easy and
Easy leg warmers…as long as you’re OK with double-pointed needles! Choose to knit these using Worsted/Aran or Bulky yarn. Version A: Worsted/Aran Weight (#4) Yarn
The inspiration for this pattern came from the need for a shoulder shrug to wear before Barre class. Not that I take Barre classes, but
19 August 2015 Pattern update: To include multiple sizes. After making several knitted slippers for big feet, I decided to make some little booties using
This pattern works up quickly and doesn’t take much yarn. In fact, if you’re like me you might have some chunky yarn in your stash
Check out my very first video of me introducing the Simple Knit Shrug. Up close and personal! 🙂 Free pattern available on this website here.
The Chill in the Air Cap from Lion Brand is an awesome knitting pattern that just takes an evening for me to complete. I’ve made
Print PDF of pattern here! Instant gratification? That’s what The Bertha Blanket is not. This handknit throw requires patience and nothing more. If you’re up
If you like repetition and have a lot of patience, this zigzag knitted throw pattern is perfect for you. The result is an heirloom to
This is the Paddington Neck Warmer by designer Roxanne Wood, that I found as a free knitting pattern on Ravelry.com. It was super easy and
Easy leg warmers…as long as you’re OK with double-pointed needles! Choose to knit these using Worsted/Aran or Bulky yarn. Version A: Worsted/Aran Weight (#4) Yarn
The inspiration for this pattern came from the need for a shoulder shrug to wear before Barre class. Not that I take Barre classes, but
19 August 2015 Pattern update: To include multiple sizes. After making several knitted slippers for big feet, I decided to make some little booties using
This pattern works up quickly and doesn’t take much yarn. In fact, if you’re like me you might have some chunky yarn in your stash
Check out my very first video of me introducing the Simple Knit Shrug. Up close and personal! 🙂 Free pattern available on this website here.
The Chill in the Air Cap from Lion Brand is an awesome knitting pattern that just takes an evening for me to complete. I’ve made
Print PDF of pattern here! Instant gratification? That’s what The Bertha Blanket is not. This handknit throw requires patience and nothing more. If you’re up
If you like repetition and have a lot of patience, this zigzag knitted throw pattern is perfect for you. The result is an heirloom to
This is the Paddington Neck Warmer by designer Roxanne Wood, that I found as a free knitting pattern on Ravelry.com. It was super easy and
Easy leg warmers…as long as you’re OK with double-pointed needles! Choose to knit these using Worsted/Aran or Bulky yarn. Version A: Worsted/Aran Weight (#4) Yarn
The inspiration for this pattern came from the need for a shoulder shrug to wear before Barre class. Not that I take Barre classes, but
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