Learn How to Knit: Purl One Front & Back
This free knitting video from Love of Knitting magazine will show you how to knit one purled stitch in the front and one purled stitch in the back. Purling one front and back can be a useful knitting technique for adding an additional stitch – especially on the wrong side of your knit work. This can also be a useful knitting technique for adding a stitch to your knitting project... Read More
Free Scarf Knitting Pattern: Last-Minute Loops Scarf
This free scarf knitting pattern from Love of Knitting magazine is perfect for making as a last minute gift for friend and family alike. The loop stitch used as the primary knitting technique in this freebies is easily mastered by knitters of all levels – from experienced pros to those just learning how to knit. Quickly create this spectacular statement scarf as a last minute... Read More
Free Knitting Pattern: With Wool Block
This free knitting pattern from Love of Knitting magazine is perfect for putting together a beautiful knit throw you will love. Comprised of a different knit afghan block each month, this knit block is the third in a series already featuring two gorgeous blocks: one featuring Softee Chunky and the other featuring Maine Organic. At the end of the year, you can put together these... Read More
Free Knitting Pattern: Holiday Honeycomb Fingerless Gloves
This free fingerless glove knitting pattern from Love of Knitting magazine is the perfect quick knit gift for the holidays. The long knit ribs keep your hands snuggly and warm while the fingerless wrist keep your fingers free to text, read and much more. These fingerless gloves are perfect for wearing out on the town.They provide just the right touch of warmth without limiting your... Read More
Free Knitting How-To: I-Cord Bind Off Instructions
This free knitting how-to from Love of Knitting magazine is perfect for learning how to bind off your projects using an i-cord bind off. Learning various types of knitting bind off techniques can only prove to help your knitting grow to the next level. Each type of bind off has specific uses and pros such as being extra springy or having a clean look. The i-cord knitting bind off... Read More
Free Knitting Pattern: Softee Chunky by Bernat Block
This free knitting pattern from Love of Knitting magazine is part of their knit block program. Each month, Love of Knitting and their various sponsors will provide a beautiful knit block pattern that uses a specific yarn. Each pattern brings to life a different knitting technique that creates a stunning block. For example, this free knitting pattern uses Bernat Softee to create... Read More
Free Hat Knitting Pattern: Crazy for Color Cap
This free hat knitting pattern from Love of Knitting is perfect for learning how to knit in the Fair Isle technique. This quick knitting project features Classic Wool DK Superwash yarn by Patons and is lovely for learning Fair Isle. The soft texture of the yarn that is super easy to care for will keep you warm all winter long. This knit is perfect for whipping up as a holiday gift... Read More
Free Knitting Pattern: Afghan Block
This free knitting pattern from Love of Knitting magazine is perfect for knitters who like to experiment with different stitch patterns but hate to swatch when they could be working towards a finished object. Part of the Year of Yarn project, this free knitting pattern is a beautiful block. For every month of the year, Love of Knitting magazine will provide a new free block knitting... Read More
Free Sock Knitting Pattern: Striped Stockings
This free sock kitting pattern from Love of Knitting magazine is the perfect festive striped stocking to get the whole family in the holiday spirit. If you’ve never knitted a sock or have been intimidated by the whole process, this easy how to knit socks pattern will help to remedy that. Just follow all of the instructions and you will have a stocking to hang by the chimney... Read More
Free Sock Knitting Pattern: Cozy Toes
This free sock knitting pattern from Love of Knitting magazine is perfect for keeping your toes cozy and warm this winter. The perfect homemade Christmas gift, this knit is made partially using a knitting technique known as thrumming. Thrumming uses roving “yarn” to add an additional layer of warmth and comfort to knit goods. Interested in learning more about how to... Read More
