If you avoid knitting socks because you don’t like wraps & turns, this one’s for you, babe. Pattern includes link to a bonus video which explains how to work these socks using magic loop and two at-a-time.
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Super Chunky Cowl Tutorial
Super chunky cowls and scarves are not only warm and luxurious, but very high fashion right now. And really fun to knit! Video tutorial and instructions for 4 different cowl/scarf styles.
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Sixes and Threes Cowl
Stripes and solids, no wrong side, no seam! Free pattern sponsored by Louet North America, pattern + three-part video tutorial.
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Crochet for Knitters – Tunisian Stripes Blanket
Tunisian Crochet is sort of a cross between knitting and crochet. It’s really fun to work, and makes a very pretty fabric, perfect for cross stitching. Free pattern + links to four-part video tutorial.
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Bulky Sleep Socks Tutorial
Cold feet? These bulky slipper socks, made of wool, are just the ticket to keep your feet warm all winter. Pattern + links to four-part video tutorial.
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Cropped Raglan Cardi Tutorial
In this tutorial sponsored by Lion Brand Yarns, I walk you though knitting this versatile raglan cardigan. Get your free copy of the pattern here on the Lion Brand website. Important note – the pattern uses Lion Brand Organic Cotton Yarn, which has been discontinued. In my sweater, I used Lion Brand Wool-Ease. Sizes: Small, […]
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Matterhorn Cabled Cowl Tutorial
Soft and lovely cabled cowl. Pattern includes instructions for a scarf in the same cable design.
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Align Fingerless Mitts Tutorial
Stylish fingerless mitts using sock yarn. Free pattern + video tutorial.
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Crochet for Knitters – Wavy Blanket
Free pattern + 3 part video tutorial. This pattern is easy to memorize and versatile – I give instructions in the video for how to make it any size, using any yarn and hook size.
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Two Socks at-a-Time, Toe-Up, Magic Loop
Pattern includes instructions for both worsted-weight and sock-weight yarns, each in sizes for children, women, and men.
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