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Cabled Beanie
This beanie started as a challenge, but ended up being a super hit, and now I am sharing the pattern. There is a Youtube video for this project here: There is also a Ribblr interactive pattern here: https://ribblr.com/pattern/cable-beanie-Knitting?referrer=356843 You will need:– 4mm knitting needles – circular– Cable needle– DK weight yarn – I used 2… Read more
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1 Hour Beanie 2.0 – Free Knitting Pattern
Years ago, I released the pattern for the One Hour Beanie. Then I got requests for a video tutorial. Now I have a flat knitted version for you. You will need:– super chunky yarn – weight 6 yarn– 9mm knitting needle– Darning needle– optional pom pom – I used one of these fur ones from this… Read more
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Reverse Mermaid – Free Knitting Pattern
When Ash Bentley made a reverse mermaid cosplay, I knew I needed to knit one. Now if you have the same feelings, you too can knit a reverse mermaid. You will need:– DK yarn in fish grey, flesh tone, blue yarn for the skirt, white for the eyes, black for details– 3.5mm knitting needles– 3.5mm… Read more
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Reusable make-up wipes – Free Crochet Pattern
Last week I released the knitting pattern for make up wipes – today will be the crochet one. These are a different shape, but I use them both interchangably. These do need to be made in 100% cotton yarn – but any yarn scraps will do if they are cotton. I have used Lily Sugar… Read more
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Reusable Make-up Wipes – Free Knitting Pattern
This month I am releasing a number of patterns loosely connected by the theme of “Spring Cleaning”. Today is the pattern for these reusable make up wipes. I have been making them for years and keeping a stash of them in my theatrical make up box. Then after the show, I just biff them in… Read more
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Easter Egg Chick – Free Knitting Pattern
Today we are making Creme Egg Chicks – or Easter Egg Chicks – cute little chickens that are going to cover our chocolate eggs and look adorable on the table. You will need:– DK or aran weight yarn in chicken and nest shades– 3.5mm needles – or 4mm – or 4.5mm – Larger the yarn,… Read more
