Knitting

Don’t pay for a knit headband pattern when there are plenty of free knitted headband patterns for adults out there!

A perfect winter craft, this free knit headband pattern for adults is an easy beginner level knitting project (with video tutorial).

Using t-shirt yarn to create a pretty 1×1 rib knitted candle cozy with this simple and free knitting pattern.

Get your knitting supplies in order with this DIY knitting needle organizer by using the free sewing pattern and step by step tutorial.

Whip up a whole baker’s dozen with this easy free Easter egg knitting pattern and some scrap yarn. An adorable Easter craft idea!

Learn how to make your own DIY stitch markers with tinted resin and glitter. A thoughtful and cute homemade gift idea for any knitting or crochet lover.

This free knitted headband pattern for a child is super quick and easy. A great winter knitting project for beginners and advanced knitters alike.

Fabulous tshirt yarn projects to make this year! 20 different t-shirt yarn ideas to DIY including a rug, bag, bracelet, baskets, and more.

No need to look any further! We’ve rounded up the best, most stylish scarf knitting patterns available on the internet. Time to get knitting!

Botanical Knits is a beautiful and charming book full of designs naturally inspired by trees and foliage that will surely get you excited to knit.

I fell in love with this Balos Summer Swimsuit Cover-Up Knitting Pattern I found on Etsy* by Laura Birek of Nocturnal Knits blog. Looking through simple summer knitting patterns, it …

Learn how to create a mini-retreat at home with these simple cozy living room decor ideas plus additional self-care tips for busy moms!

Create your own cozy, lightweight spring shrug with this FREE knit pattern using 100% wool from Topsy Farms.

From sustainability to excellent temperature and moisture regulation, natural wool has a number of wonderful benefits. 

This easy cowl knitting pattern creates both a neck warmer and headband in one! Perfect for the cooler fall days or as gifts for the holidays.

To make this easy and fresh accessory, you just need a little bit of leftover yarn and a touch of time.