Today, we’re working on how to create a double thick knit hat brim. I started making these because my kids were telling me they wanted warmer hats than the original ones I was making for them. I used to make knit 1, purl 1(or knit 2, purl 2, brims, but they are not the warmest, […]
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This post is going to be quick. It’s going live 2 days before Christmas and I’m not done my gifts for Christmas (oops!) and have to get back to them. I hope you enjoy this square as much as I do! So, over the last little while, we’ve been working on various granny squares for
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Lately, I’ve been thinking about a beautiful corner to corner (C2C) blanket in greys and teal in a lovely herringbone pattern. I found some beautiful colours at Michael’s in my favourite yarn, Loops & Threads Impeccable. If you’ve never done C2C before, then the beginner tutorial was introduced in this post and then we discussed
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So, first things first, this pattern was inspired by the Mitered Square, from Drops Design, which uses simple yarn overs for the increases. I love the pattern, the stripes, everything except the holes. So if you’re like me, then this new style of the mitered square will be for you! This is a simple and
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Thanksgiving is this weekend here in Canada, and its one of my favourite weekends! Last weekend, we started prepping dinner, like making cabbage rolls and freezing them for Thanksgiving and Christmas. It is considered the true start to fall around here. Also, right around the corner is Halloween, which is a lot of fun for
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Hey there! Today’s pattern is a simple one, but looks so sweet. I’ve called it #BrokenPath. I found it on Pinterest, but it didn’t have anything attached to the image, so I decided to recreate it for you! Day 30: Broken Path (Easy 8 row Repeat, and they all repeat)Repeats: 4 stitchesKnitting Flat: Knit all
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Today’s stitch pattern is sand stitch. It’s a simple and easy, suitable for beginners. It’s an easy 4 row repeat, but 2 of the rows are just knit across. This one is similar to our seed stitch and Simple Seed we’ve done previously. The pattern is a simple knit and purl stitch pattern. What kinds
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Welcome! Today we’re discussing how to make this lovely heart design in your fabric! Its an easy pattern. The hardest part is hold two strands of yarn to work the stitches. Since I knit, most of the time, in continental, with the yarn in my left hand, I found holding the less used colour in
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Today’s pattern involves knitting in a slightly different way, to create the effect of the honeycombs. Its not hard, so even a basic level knitter can learn it. Check out yesterday’s stitch here. Alright, so to do this stitch pattern, we’re going to introduce 2 new stitches (sort of). Choose some yarn and a set
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Today, we’re discussing this simple and easy knit pattern called hurdle stitch. Its a fun combination of knits and purls, and is easily beginner-friendly. Its a simple 4 row repeat, but is really only 2 rows, but you do each twice! Try it out on a scarf or a fun texture for a pillow or
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