Shasta Hat pattern PDF from Sweet Shop Patterns
The inspiration for this hat was a classic ski hat with a folded ribbed brim and a pom pom. To make it special, I wanted it to have some textural i...
View full detailsThe inspiration for this hat was a classic ski hat with a folded ribbed brim and a pom pom. To make it special, I wanted it to have some textural i...
View full detailsSunni designed this shawl as an introduction to shawl knitting, including elements like a garter tab cast on, center spine increases, a few differe...
View full detailsInternational hat-knitting icon Woolly Wormhead is known for her unique, innovative hat designs. This collection of her work includes patterns for ...
View full detailsUse this handy Stashbot guide to figure out in general how many yards of a particular yarn gauge/weight you need for different patterns. The guide ...
View full detailsThis shawl experiments with doing color work using two completely different yarns. The hand dyed, silk blend fingering weight yarn adds a nice dra...
View full detailsDo you wish your knitting was better and that you had an expert knitter by your side to help you when it goes wrong? Then this is the book for you....
View full detailsHere comes the sun! This is the Spring/Summer issue of Noro Magazine and it has 30 fresh designs including cool cardis, top down tees, and more. If...
View full detailsI’ve always loved seed stitch. I wanted a hat that had all over seed stitch but with a little something extra, hence the button tab. The button tab...
View full detailsThis shawl has quite a story behind it. The designer's husband was bitten by a great white shark in October of 2013. He survived and is fully recov...
View full detailsSometimes a chunky lace hat is the perfect thing. This lace pattern works especially well with the chunky weight yarn and makes for a quick knit. W...
View full detailsA sweet hat that works for adults or children. The slipped stitch pattern creates what look like little bows on the hat. This pattern works equally...
View full detailsThis is the classic fruit hat pattern that's been around for years. You can make a strawberry, grape, eggplant, pumpkin, lemon, blueberry or whatev...
View full detailsThis shawl experiments with doing color work using two completely different yarns. The hand dyed, silk blend fingering weight yarn adds a nice drap...
View full detailsIssue 23 is full of beautiful knit and crochet patterns for sweaters, blankets, scarves, cowls, fingerless gloves and more!
Easy Crochet Dishcloths offers eleven designs that are a great way to learn to crochet, try a new yarn or use some of your stash, while creating a ...
View full detailsEasy Knit Dishcloths offers thirteen designs that are a great way to learn to knit, try a new yarn, or use some of your stash to create a beautiful...
View full detailsSeveral years ago when Keri Smith, bestselling author of Wreck This Journal, discovered cryptic handwritten notations in a worn copy of Walt Whitma...
View full detailsA slim and elegant notebook from Quo Vadis. Features: 85g paper. Ribbon marker, elastic closure, and leather-like hardcover. 160 pages (80 sheets)....
View full detailsThis sweet Gratitude Journal is filled with pretty watercolor illustrations and quotes from all sorts of different people about gratitude. There is...
View full detailsStart Where You Are is an interactive journal designed to help readers nurture their creativity, mindfulness, and self-motivation. It helps reader...
View full detailsMade Out of Stars encourages readers to recognize and embrace what makes them truly special. A booster shot of self-care when you need it most, th...
View full detailsMarie Greene is the queen of quick top down sweater patterns. She hosts a 4-day sweater knit along every July. This beautiful book is full of quick...
View full detailsThis is the perfect guide for the absolute beginner. For those with little or no knitting experience, this simple-to-use, project based book is bot...
View full detailsEasy Crochet for Beginners: Learn to crochet with 35 simple projects by Nicki Trench