Queen of knitting

When it comes to knitting socks, I love a project that blends simplicity with a bit of flair, and that’s exactly what you get with the Elizabeth Sock. This free cable sock pattern is a top-down design with a heel flap construction, perfect for those who enjoy traditional sock knitting with a modern twist. I designed this pattern with all ages in mind—from baby through to large adult sizes—so it’s versatile enough to make matching family sets or a cozy gift for anyone in your life. This post will walk you through the details of the Elizabeth Sock and share some tips on making the most of this delightful cable sock pattern. A Timeless Cable Sock Pattern The Elizabeth Sock is more than just another sock design; it’s a classic with a touch of elegance. With a single cable running down the side of each sock, it adds a subtle decorative element without overwhelming the design. This makes it ideal for knitters who are new to cables or for those who simply love a bit of texture. The cable...

As a mom of eight and an avid knitter, I’m always looking for knitting projects that are both quick and rewarding. The Peace Beanie is just that. It’s a simple, fast knit that results in a beautiful chunky beanie that can be worn by anyone from newborns to adults. If you’re in need of a last-minute gift or a cozy accessory for yourself, this chunky knit beanie pattern is perfect. Why I Love This Chunky Knit Beanie Pattern When I sat down to create the Peace Beanie , I wanted to design something that was both functional and stylish. The yarn I chose, Premier Yarns Anti-Pilling Bamboo Chunky , is a dream to work with. It’s soft, doesn’t split, and as the name suggests, it’s anti-pilling, which means your hat will look just as good after several washes. The yarn is bulky but light, making this beanie warm without being heavy on your head—perfect for chilly days. The chunky knit beanie pattern has a minimalist design with a simple stitch pattern that alternates between garter stit...

When the temperatures start to drop, there’s nothing quite like reaching for a cozy sweater that’s both stylish and comfortable. That’s why I’m thrilled to introduce you to the Wisdom Turtleneck Sweater —a free Turtleneck Sweater pattern that is perfect for knitters looking to create a wardrobe staple. This pattern is designed with the knitter in mind, offering both a cropped and regular length option. It’s knit in Premier Yarns Anti-Pilling Bamboo Chunky , ensuring a soft and smooth finish that holds up beautifully, even after multiple wears and washes. Why I Love the Wisdom Turtleneck Sweater Free Pattern One of my favorite aspects of the Wisdom Turtleneck Sweater free pattern is its versatility. The sweater features a classic turtleneck design and long raglan sleeves, making it a timeless piece that can be paired with just about anything in your closet. The pattern includes options for both a cropped length—ideal for pairing with high-waisted jeans or skirts—and a regular len...

When I designed the Youth June Dress, my goal was to create a free children’s knitting pattern that was not only beautiful and practical but also connected to the Baby June Dress and Adult June Dress . This top-down raglan dress, with its elastic waistband and elegant picot hem edges, has quickly become one of my favorite pieces. Watching it come together from the neck down, with each section seamlessly flowing into the next, is a satisfying process that any knitter will appreciate. The June Dresses: A Trio of Free Children’s Knitting Patterns The Youth June Dress is part of a set of designs that includes the Baby June Dress and Adult June Dress. These dresses are all connected by their shared design elements, such as the picot hem edges and A-line skirts. When I first designed the Baby June Dress, I fell in love with how the delicate picot edge added a gentle and charming finish to the garment. Naturally, I kept this detail in the Youth June Dress free children’s knitting pattern...