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Knit A Special Baby Blanket with This Diamond Lace Stitch + Video
Years ago, I knitted one of my favorite baby blankets using the Diamond Lace stitch, because it’s delicate and elegant. Whether you’re making a baby blanket, a shawl, a lightweight wrap, or simply testing new lace stitches, the Diamond Lace pattern adds that special touch: soft texture, beautiful openwork, and a timeless geometric design. And of course, below you’ll see the step-by-step video to guide you through every row. Let’s get started! Why You’ll Love the Diamond Lace Stitch Yarn And Needles For this swatch I used 100% Merino Superwash wool yarn -worsted weight, medium or nº 4 (super soft, great for baby projects) #ad And US 7 – 4.5…
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A Knit-and-Purl Stitch That Looks Like Expert Work + Video
If you love stitch patterns that look advanced but only use the basics (knit and purl), today’s tutorial is for you. This gorgeous texture is created with nothing more than knit and purl, yet the result looks like something straight out of an expert knitter’s repertoire. Chunky, dimensional, and super cozy — it’s perfect for blankets, scarves, cowls, sweaters, or anytime you want that “faux cable” look without the hassle of actual cables. Don’t let the texture fool you — this stitch is much easier than it looks. The repeat is 12 rows, but you only “think” on Rows 1 and 7. After Row 1, the next 5 rows are…
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How to Knit a Christmas Angel (Easy Ornament + Video)
If you want a quick, heart-warming Christmas Angel project, this knitted angel is pure magic. It works beautifully as a tree ornament, a gift topper, a garland decoration, or a little festive touch for your home. Besides, it’s a quick knit, perfect for using up those yarn leftovers you’ve been saving all year: “A sweet, scrap-yarn project you can finish in one sitting“, as one of my friends said! This pattern is worked in the round using the Magic Loop, and the structure is very simple: Make one… or a whole little choir ✨ Before You Start Knitting Your Christmas Angel Skill level: Advanced Beginner Estimated time: 90 minutes Techniques…
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Convertible Mittens – A Simple Knitting Pattern for Winter + Video
In this tutorial, you’ll learn how to knit convertible mittens, step by step (to keep your hands warm while you scroll, type, or grab your coffee). Want to hear good news? Both, left and right are the same! Knit 1 and knit many more! These fingerless gloves with a flap are quick to make, and easily customizable. Mix and match colors, play with yarn textures, or knit them to match your favorite hat (you could pair them with my Hipster Hat, for example). And if you’ve never knitted in the round before (with circular needles) — don’t worry 😉 First, check out my post (and video) How to knit in…
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6 Easy Knitted Christmas Ornaments You Can Start Today + Video
In this guide you’ll find 6 easy knitted Christmas Ornaments because when the holiday season arrives, our needles crave quick and festive projects. Whether you’re gifting, decorating or just enjoying a little peaceful knitting time, these free patterns will get you the vibe. And the good news is that this is another great opportunity to use your stash! Yes, all of them can be made using just a few yards/meters of whatever yarn you have on hand 😉 Your Knitted Christmas Ornaments Collection Here’s everything you can knit right now — step-by-step instructions with video tutorials included: ⭐ 1) “Twinkle Twinkle” Christmas Stars Simple, sweet, and fun to make: for…
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How to Knit the Flight of the Bumblebee: Simple Trick, Stunning 3D Texture
The Flight of the Bumblebee is a 3D knit stitch that looks like a swarm of tiny bees — but is actually surprisingly simple to create. That’s the magic of it; ideal for knitters of all levels who love easy textured stitch patterns that look impressive but are relaxing to knit. Introduction Why is this Knitting Pattern So Special? Because it’s so simple! With just one move, this pattern transforms plain knit and purl rows into a stunning, embossed texture. And the best part? Most of the rows are plain knit or purl rows, so even if you’re a beginner or intimidated by textured stitches, you can tackle this with…
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Knit This Unique Basketweave Stitch- A Modern Twist + Video
A Basketweave Stitch Knit With a Twist If you like the texture of the classic basketweave stitch but prefer something a little lighter — this version is for you. It has everything we love from the classic woven texture while creating an airy, delicate fabric. At first glance, it looks familiar: just squares of knits and purls, easy to memorize. But a few rows later, something unexpected happens: an eyelet row slips in, and suddenly your work opens up a bit, breathing and catching the light. You’ll agree with me that even the most classic stitches still have secrets left to share 😉 What Kind of Projects is this Stitch…
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Reversible Cable Knit Stitch (No Curl -Easy & Relaxing) + Video
This reversible cable knit stitch looks identical on both sides, doesn’t curl, and you’ll learn how to make perfect edges! If you love the look of cables but not the effort they usually require, today’s pattern is going to make you very happy 🙂 Although it’s a 20-row repeat, you’ll only be crossing stitches on two of them (rows 10 & 20), like I love to call them: just 2 “working” rows! Furthermore, the rest is an easy 2 x 2 Rib Stitch, so it’s one of those patterns that look super complex but in fact feel relaxing… Today’s reversible cable knit stitch is ideal for scarves, blankets, infinite cowls,…
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3 Easy Steps for Knitting a Scarf -1 Row + Video
3 Easy Steps for Knitting a Scarf -1 Row + Video Today, you’ll learn everything you need to know for knitting a scarf: the right stitch pattern, the best yarn, and measurements for a classic and also, a XXL scarf. The 3-Step Perfect Scarf Formula: Knitting a Scarf Can Be Relaxing When I was starting to knit, I had no idea about gauge; although I “followed” a pattern, the size wasn’t what I expected. Besides, I didn’t know why my edges looked unattractive. Nor why the scarf was “twisted”… there’s nothing worse than a curled scarf. Or why one of the sides was ugly. Not to mention that it could…
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Knit the Ridged Hearts Stitch & Create an Amazing Texture + Video
How to Knit the Ridged Hearts Stitch Pattern If you’ve been looking for a texture that stands out, the Ridged Hearts stitch is for you! It’s a classic four-row repeat pattern, not too open, which creates little columns shaped like hearts. Although you might think it’s made like most of the cable patterns (using a cable needle to cross stitches), the good news is that there’s no need to. We can make this crisscross effect by knitting and purling some stitches through the back loop. Yarn & Needles “As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases.” Abbreviations Written Instructions for the Ridged Hearts Stitch CO multiples of 4 +…
