Queen of knitting

Looking for the perfect sun hat knitting pattern ? Scroll down for The Sage Hat Free Pattern! Check out all of my free hat patterns here . I’ve been on a quest for the perfect sun hat knitting pattern for years. Last summer, I learned my lesson the hard way at our church’s annual campmeeting in Wyola, MT. Picture this: 95 degrees, almost no shade, and me walking away with sunburned ears that made me question all my life choices. This year, I decided I wouldn’t be caught unprepared—I knit myself the Sage Hat , a lightweight and shape-holding sun hat knitting pattern that is officially my summer lifesaver. The Sage Hat is worked in Premier Yarns Raffia (affiliate link) on KnitPicks 9 (5.5mm) interchangeable needles (affiliate link) , and it has some really fun features that make it stand out from your typical floppy sun hat. The pattern itself is at the bottom of this post , but I’ve also linked to my full hat pattern page here where you can find tons of other options if you’r...

Looking for free sweater knitting patterns? Scroll down for 10 of my favorites! Check out my free sweater pattern page for even more styles you’ll love to wear year-round! When I say I could knit sweaters all day long, I truly mean it. They’re cozy, versatile, and the ultimate wardrobe staple. And the best part? There are so many amazing free sweater knitting patterns that you can dive into without spending a dime on patterns. Today, I’m sharing some of my absolute favorites—the ones that are practical, comfy, and just plain fun to knit. I’ve hand-picked some of my own free sweater knitting patterns for babies, kids, and adults, and each one has its own personality. Some are lightweight tees perfect for warm weather. Others are cardigans and pullovers that you’ll reach for all fall and winter long. And yes, each one uses yarns I truly love (and that I’ve linked for you as affiliate links). Ready to dig in? Let’s get knitting! Baby John Hooded Cardigan First up is the Bab...

Discover these 10 baby bonnet knitting patterns for everyday wear below. See all my free bonnet patterns here . When it comes to knitting for babies, there’s something timeless and heartwarming about a classic bonnet. I’ve knit hundreds—maybe thousands—over the years (thanks to my etsy shop years), and these little treasures always end up being the ones that get the most wear. So today, I’m sharing my favorite baby bonnet knitting patterns that are perfect for everyday use. They’re cute, practical, and made with soft, snuggly yarns your little one will love. Every pattern on this list has been knit and loved by real babies and real moms (myself included). And whether you’re making them for your own baby, a gift, or even a photography prop, these baby bonnet knitting patterns are designed to be used—not just admired. Let’s get into the list! 1. Cadwyn Bonnet The Cadwyn Bonnet is one of my go-to baby bonnet knitting patterns for a reason. It features a timeless stitch detail t...