Queen of knitting

Looking for free knitting patterns for hats? Check out my hat pattern page for all my favorites! I don’t know about you, but I can never resist a good beanie pattern. Hats are the perfect project—fast, satisfying, and so wearable. Whether I’m knitting for my kids, for gifts, or just to try out a new stitch, I always come back to hats. That’s why today I’m sharing some of my favorite free knitting patterns for hats (and yes, I’ve got a brand-new one for you at the bottom of this post!). Why I Love Free Knitting Patterns for Hats One of the reasons I keep knitting hats is how versatile they are. You can make them slouchy or fitted, lacy or cabled, colorful or neutral. And because hats don’t take much yarn, you can splurge on something special without breaking the bank. My favorite part? You can test new techniques without committing to a sweater’s worth of knitting. Whenever I’m hunting down free knitting patterns for hats , I look for designs that are both stylish and prac...

Discover my favorite free baby knitting patterns and find the full collection on my free knitting pattern page . The listed patterns are linked below! When it comes to knitting for little ones, I honestly don’t think there’s anything more fun than casting on something small, sweet, and perfectly made for tiny hands, feet, and heads. Over the years, I’ve designed quite a few free baby knitting patterns, and I thought it would be fun to share some of my favorites all in one place. These are the patterns I reach for when I need a quick gift, a hospital donation, or a special knit for my own babies. And here’s the best part: these are all free baby knitting patterns, ready for you to download and start right away. Each one comes with simple instructions and just the right touch of charm to make them timeless pieces for little wardrobes. I’ll also share the yarns I used (with affiliate links) so you can grab the same look or try something similar. So, grab your needles, scroll throug...

Discover free lace knitting patterns on my free knitting patterns page —the listed patterns are linked below! When I think about lace in knitting, I picture light and airy designs that instantly dress up even the simplest project. There’s something so satisfying about watching yarn overs and decreases transform plain stitches into something delicate and elegant. And the best part? I have several free lace knitting patterns right here that you can try out today. In this post, I’ll share some of my favorite lace projects I’ve designed. Each one brings its own personality to the needles, whether you’re looking for something vintage-styled, summer-ready, everyday wearable, or a special little garment for kids. These free lace knitting patterns are all linked below, and every single one is written with both right-handed and left-handed knitters in mind. Why I Love Free Lace Knitting Patterns Lace is often thought of as advanced, but really it’s just yarn overs paired with decrea...

Looking for free beanie knitting patterns? My free hat knitting pattern page has you covered, and the listed patterns are linked below! I don’t know about you, but nothing makes me happier than finding a fresh stack of free beanie knitting patterns to dive into. Beanies are the kind of project that check every single box for me: they’re practical, they knit up quickly, they make great gifts, and they give me an excuse to play with texture, lace, and cables without committing to a sweater-sized marathon. Over the years, I’ve designed and shared a whole collection of free beanie knitting patterns , and each one has its own little personality. Some are textured with clever stitches that look way harder than they are. Others show off lace or cables, and a few are just delightfully simple knits that are perfect for those days when you want to binge-watch something and keep your hands busy. If you’ve been hunting for free beanie knitting patterns that go beyond the plain ribbed hat...