Queen of knitting

When the temperatures start to drop, there’s nothing better than having a cozy, handmade hat to keep you warm. Whether you’re knitting something special for yourself or for loved ones, free hat knitting patterns are a fantastic way to get started. Today, I’m excited to share 6 free hat knitting patterns that are perfect for winter. All of these patterns are available on my blog, and I’ve linked each one below for easy access. Plus, I’ll recommend some of my favorite yarns to pair with each project, so you can create a hat that’s not only warm but also looks amazing. 1. The Porter Hat The Porter Hat is a simple and stylish beanie, perfect for winter. Its subtle texture and relaxed fit make it an excellent choice for anyone, no matter their style. Designed with basic knit stitches, this is an ideal pattern for beginners or anyone looking for a project they can enjoy while relaxing. What I love about the Porter Hat is its versatility—you can knit it in a solid color for a minimali...

If you’re on the hunt for a versatile and stylish free sock knitting pattern, look no further than the Beka Socks. This pattern, made with the beloved KnitPicks Felici yarn, offers instructions for both ankle-length and mid-calf-length socks, making it perfect for any season or style preference. Whether you’re a seasoned sock knitter or just getting started with your first pair, the Beka Socks free sock knitting pattern provides clear, step-by-step instructions that will guide you from cast-on to bind-off with ease. With a mitered heel and ribbed details, these socks are not only functional but also beautifully designed. In this post, I’ll walk you through the key features of the Beka Socks, the unique qualities of KnitPicks Felici yarn, and why this free sock knitting pattern is a must-have in your knitting repertoire. Why Choose the Beka Socks Free Sock Knitting Pattern? The Beka Socks free sock knitting pattern stands out for several reasons. First, the pattern offers options f...

I’m always on the lookout for functional yet beautiful accessories that I can knit myself. Lately, I’ve been obsessed with knitting practical pieces that can be used every day, and I was inspired to create this Cable Crossbody Bag Free Knitting Pattern . This project became one of my favorite knitting experiences, and while I intended to keep it for myself, well… things didn’t quite go as planned! But more on that later. The Perfect Blend of Style and Function What makes this free knit bag pattern stand out from others is its combination of intricate yet subtle details that give the bag a modern, chic look. The centerpiece of this design is a lovely cable pattern that runs down the front and back, adding a touch of texture and elegance without being too fussy. The bag’s shape is formed using a raglan-style “make one” increase along the sides, which not only creates the perfect depth and size but also keeps the knitting process interesting. For the yarn, I chose KnitPicks CotLin ...