Earflap hats have become very popular recently, but there are some tricky parts to knitting them, including the earflaps themselves.
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Earflap hats have become very popular recently, but there are some tricky parts to knitting them, including the earflaps themselves.
Pattern + links to 4 instructional videos
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These videos use a simple pattern and worsted-weight yarn to quickly get you through the tricky parts of sock knitting.
The techniques you learn here will set you up for working most other cuff-down (traditional) sock patterns.
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Both baby and adult sizes in the pattern!
Materials Needed:
• Yarn: Two colors of worsted-weight yarn
• Needles: Size 7 US 16” circular needles and size 7 US double-pointed needles
• Additional Materials: stitch marker, tapestry needle
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Materials Needed:
• About 200 yards of worsted weight yarn
• Size 7 US needles 16” circular needles, size 7 US double-pointed needles
• 3 stitch markers
• Tapestry needle
• Scrap yarn for embroidery (optional)
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Fingerless GLOVES, not mittens – don’t be fooled! Fingerless gloves are a much better fit. They lovingly wrap and cuddle each finger, so that there is no unfortunate gaping around the hand.
This pattern is available two ways – either as a pattern with instructional videos, or as a pattern only.
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Magic loop knitting is a way of knitting socks (or any tiny tube) with a long circular needle instead of double-pointed needles. In this pattern you will see links to seven instructional videos that will explain each section in detail, and help get you through the tricky parts.
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Get knitting! This pattern as a good first project for all beginning knitters.
Materials Needed:
• one skein of Lion Brand Wool-Ease Worsted (widely available at craft stores)
• size 10.5 US needles (preferably wooden ones)
• a tapestry needle for weaving in your ends
Pattern + links to seven instructional videos
Check This OutThese videos use a simple pattern and worsted-weight yarn to quickly get you through the tricky parts of toe-up sock knitting.
The techniques you learn here will set you up for working most other toe-up sock patterns.
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This baby sweater, called the Toddler Tunic, is knit in the classic top-down raglan style. Learning to knit this little sweater gives you the knowledge you need to easily work any top-down raglan pattern. Pattern includes four sizes 6 mo, 12 mo, 18 mo, and 24 mo.
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Size: adult
Yarn: Mission Falls 1824 Cotton
Needles: Size US 7
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