Queen of knitting

Looking for a free knitting pattern for ear warmers ? Head to my free headband & ear warmer patterns page and scroll—this Cedar Headband pattern is at the bottom of this post. A free knitting pattern for ear warmers is simply a beginner-friendly knitted accessory that wraps around your head, keeps your ears warm, and skips the bulk of a full hat. And yes, I’ve got a gorgeous, woodland-inspired version for you. This post walks you through how I knit my Cedar Headband using Berroco Vintage (affiliate link) , why it’s one of my favorite winter accessories, and everything you need to know before casting on. What makes this free knitting pattern for ear warmers so beginner-friendly? This free knitting pattern for ear warmers is easy because it’s knit in the round, which means zero sewing —a huge win in my book. I love headband projects that let me grab my needles, knit a simple tube, and bind off. No mattress stitch. No stress. Just enjoyable, rhythmic knitting. Here’s ...

Ready to learn how to knit a raglan sleeve step by step? Start below then head over to my free sweater pattern page for more free sweaters! How to knit a raglan sleeve step by step A raglan sweater is worked by increasing along four diagonal lines from the neckline downward, letting the yoke expand evenly while you knit the body and sleeves in one piece. What does top-down raglan knitting actually mean? Top-down raglan knitting means I start at the neckline and work downward, increasing at the raglan lines to shape the yoke before separating the sleeves and body. When I first learned how to knit a raglan sleeve step by step , I remember marveling at how simple the process really was. It looks technical on paper, but once you get the rhythm, it feels like the sweater is practically telling you what to do next. Below is the quick, friendly version I walk newer knitters through all the time. How do you knit a top-down raglan sweater in the round? A top-down raglan in the roun...

Looking for free lace sock knitting patterns? Start with the list below then explore my free sock knitting pattern page for every style you love. When knitters ask me what makes lace socks so addictive, my answer is simple: they’re small, quick, and packed with personality. In this post, I’m sharing my favorite free lace sock knitting patterns , why I love knitting them, and what makes each one special. If you’ve been looking for your next satisfying lace sock project, you’re in the right place. What are the best free lace sock knitting patterns? The best free lace sock knitting patterns are the ones that combine simple stitch repeats, intuitive shaping, and eye-catching texture that looks far more intricate than it is. I’ve knit every pattern on this list multiple times, and each one brings something different to the table. You’ll find faux cables, chevron lace, tiny diamonds, wheat panels, and even garter-lace mashups — all easy enough for confident beginners but interestin...