Crochet & Knit
A very simple baby blanket worked in all DC, with a super-easy way to add color by weaving chains through the stitches. This blanket in this gray and we will wait to decide on the colored chains.
I really like these colors! Pinner said they used a baby blanket pattern to make an afghan for her sweet girl. Free pattern here - it works up really quickly, especially if you use two strands of yarn. Very, very simple pattern and lots of fun to make!
Point Bambou STITCH Learn how to knit the bamboo stitch: a beautiful and versatile pattern that can be worked into various projects, such as a never-ending scarf or a cowl.
Raspberry Stitch, Looking for new knitting patterns to add some texture to your next scarf or sweater? Try the raspberry stitch, also known as the trinity stitch!
30 MINUTE EASY CHUNKY CROCHET BEANIE Free pattern via Persia Lou This easy chunky crochet beanie works up in just 30 minutes! This free pattern will have you making gifts for friends and family in no time.
Crochet this chic twist headband by All About Ami with Lions Pride Woolspun! Free pattern available in multiple sizes, made with just one ball! - My Crafts Your Crafts
prettie-sweet: (via Knitted Basket Large Handmade by SOMAsimply on Etsy)
Crocheted cotton jersey iPhone sleeve by flylikeabutterfly via etsy. "The fabric used for this product are leftover, cotton jerseys, from the fashion diy case wrapper iphone cover
Child Knitting Patterns Free knitting instruction: knit child knitted hat with pearl sample Baby Knitting Patterns
Super easy ear warmers / crochet headband pattern from Mama In A Stitch. by paige
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This is a large sized, hand knit baby blanket in navy, cream, and mustard colors. This blanket is knit in a nylon, acrylic yarn. The yarn
How to Knit Loopy Stitch - Video Tutorial by Jessica Joy
DIY headband w straight forward instructions. & this one is a great beginner sewist project using an old T ;
A quick, stylish one-skein project you can wear as a headband or pulled down as a cowl. This headband knitting pattern teaches you a clever cross-over technique that you can use to add some cable-knit interest to other projects. Since the fabric is worked
