My last post was for a Santa Hat. In the video I promised to give you guys the pattern for the knitted pom-pom. I have to keep my promises so below is the pattern. I have also included the ball and ornament.
Hope you guys like them.
Every year someone will ask for a Santa hat pattern. This year I decided I would do an adult version. I hope you guys will like the textured brim and the knitted pom-pom. Both are a bit different but I think they make the hat a fun design. This video is only for the hat but the knitted pom-pom video should be available shortly. The written pattern does include both the hat and the pom-pom.
The step by step video link for the hat pattern is below. Please feel free to share your questions, comments or suggestions. All of them are greatly appreciated.
A wire spiral is very useful for several craft projects. I like to use them as card holders for seating arrangements. You can also put short announcements, reminders and even a quick list. They can also hold your post it notes off your computer screen. For that I might need 12 bakers dozen. Not to worry, because they are quick and easy to make. Now all you have to do is make the base and for that I have a cute idea below.
This short video shows how to make wire spirals with supplies you probably already have at home. No special tools are necessary. ( Read More )…
I wanted to design a warm braided headband that would look cool and stylish. This project takes very little yarn, and can be done in just a few hours. I did a second headband in a light pink which my daughter loves. I can’t wait to see all the colors you guys will use. I’m considering some happy bright colors for the next one. Some Caron Simply Soft in jewel tones would be beautiful.
Below is the step by step video tutorial for the pattern.
Just Wanted to take a few minutes to say thank you. So many of you have been like food for my soul. I’m taking this special time of the year to let you know how I feel.
The Rib Stitch napkin holder is part 3 of the table setting series. Recently I posted the Rib Stitch Flower and completed the Tiny Pumpkin pattern. I’m very excited about this project because like the other recent patterns you can make this one with just a little bit of yarn and just a little bit of time. It’s perfect for personal use and for gift giving, for a new homeowner, a ladies group or party favor.
The pattern is available for purchase but the it’s very simple and the video is enough for the average person to complete the project. I do suggest watching the video from the start to the end where I give a few cool suggestions.
Last week I filmed a video for the Rib Stitch Flower and I promised to do one for the leaf. Below is the video for the funky little leaf. I hope you guys like it, I named it the Whoville Leaf because it reminds of the little town in the Dr. Seuss videos.
The Rib Stitch Flowers are sweet little puffy daisy looking floral. They make great pin cushions, gifts in stocking stuffers, table settings for a ladies luncheon and perfect for bridal or baby showers. I hope you guys like them as much as I have enjoyed designing and knitting these cuties.
This is another scarp yarn project. Maybe I’m the only nut that just loves to use little bits of yarn to create pretty and practical items especially if I can give them away.
The basic basket weave scarf is great pattern for a quick and easy gift. If you start early you can finish the project in a day. What I like the most about it is that the stitch is unisex so you can make a matching set for a cute couple. One more thing to consider is the fact that the stitch is reversible. How cool is that?
The gift card holder is a pattern I will use many times over. Great for the holidays. You can attach them to your Christmas tree, use them as stockings, hide little Hanukkah gifts, use them as jewelry bags, well the list is endless.
I designed 5 different patterns but only filmed a video for the girl bear. I took a poll on my Patreon page and my super friends voted for Ms. Teddy so here you have it. Scroll to the bottom for the step by step video tutorial.
A few of my followers have asked me to show them how to avoid knitting ladders. Ladders happen when you have stitches that are more loose than the rest of the fabric. They cause an ugly seam down your hat. After finding these on a hat you’ve been working on for several hours is very disappointing.
The waffle rib stitch on a knitting loom. I love the fact that it is super easy. You only need to know how to knit and purl. This is a great unisex pattern for a nice fitting beanie hat or a textured dishcloth.
Below is a step by step video tutorial. I’m also so happy to introduce two amazing sponsors who have agreed to buy for the closed captioning on this video. Please support them by visiting their websites; PromiselearningAtl.com and ShantiStyledMe.com.
This is my first baby blanket pattern. I wanted to make sure it was easy enough for beginners and that the supplies were available to everyone. This pattern can be used to make any size blanket from a small crib to a large bed.
A case is a quick and easy project with many uses. My favorite is as gift for a someone with really cool glasses or filled with some extra special pencils. I’m sure you guys can think of many more uses. Either way the best part is that you can make it out of scarp yarn and your trusty small loom. Everybody that know me knows I love that 24-peg loom.
The the step by step pattern video is below. Enjoy this project and let me know what you think.
Kit Includes: afghan loom, knit hook, instructions and 3 projects.
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