Knit Patterns

30 Pins

·Last updated 3y

Curated by

Janet Eaton

there is a crochet hook being used to knit the stitchs on the yarn

Amigurumi Patterns

Knitting Patterns Beginner

Continental Knitting

Circular Knitting Patterns

Knitting Circle

Knitting Machine Tutorial

Knitted Washcloth Patterns

Crochet Flower Blanket

Knitting Hacks

Continental Knitting (Picking)

When it comes to knitting mechanics, there’s a few different ways that knitters will hold the yarn and needle to make their stitches. Every knitter finds a style that works for them. In this video, Jill Wright breaks down how to knit using the Continental (or Picking) method of knitting. She demonstrates how to tension the yarn, as well as how to work the knit stitch and purl stitch.

two hands holding knitting needles and crochet hooks with text overlay that reads cables with increasers

Knitting Stitches Tutorial

Cable Pattern

Cable Knitting

Thread & Yarn

Crochet Stitches Video

Cables with Increases

The possibilities are nearly endless when it comes to cable knitting. There are so many different cable patterns to learn and use in your knitting projects. One fun technique that can be used in cable knitting is that the cables can be increased or decreased in size. These increases and decreases can be used for decorative purposes to add interest to the cable pattern, and they are also used as an interesting way to shape a piece like a hat or sweater.

5 Fun Hat Patterns to Knit

Summer might be just around the corner for those of us in the Northern Hemisphere, but hat knitting is always in season! Whether you like knitting hats for charity or are looking to get a head start on that holiday gift knitting, check out these great hat patterns that are perfect for you, a loved one, or someone in need.

How To Count Knitting Rows

How To Count Rows In Garter Stitch

How To Count Rows In Knitting

Knitting Tools For Beginners

Knitting Starting

Simple Knitting Projects

Kerchief Pattern

Knit Tutorials

Counting Rows in Garter Stitch

Garter stitch is a simple, squishy fabric created by knitting every stitch, when working back and forth in rows. In this video, Mary Beth Temple demonstrates how to count rows when working garter stitch on your knitting projects.

two pictures showing how to knit a garter stitch in half pla shawl

Half Pi Shawl

Half Pi Shawl Free Pattern

Crescent Shawl Pattern

Pi Shawl

Knitting Tricks

Knitting Lessons

Free Knit Shawl Patterns

Unique Knitting Patterns

Knit a Garter Stitch Half Pi Shawl

Pi shawls were invented by Elizabeth Zimmermann and are a fun way to knit shawls, blankets, and tablecloths. Half pi shawls use the same calculations to determine where the increases occur, but a half-circle shape is made instead of a complete circle. In this video, Michele Lee Bernstein shows you how to knit an easy and relaxing half pi shawl, worked in garter stitch.

When starting a knitting project with a ribbing pattern, it’s nice to have a cast on that flows right into the stitch pattern. In this video, knitting expert Jill Wright demonstrates how to work an alternating cable cast on that is perfect for 1×1 (knit 1 stitch, purl 1 stitch) ribbing. Muslin Projects, Knit One Purl One, Crocheting Tips, Knitted Stitches, Cable Cast On, Cast On Knitting, Knitting Bag Pattern

Knit One, Purl One (K1, P1) Cast On

When starting a knitting project with a ribbing pattern, it’s nice to have a cast on that flows right into the stitch pattern. In this video, knitting expert Jill Wright demonstrates how to work an alternating cable cast on that is perfect for 1×1 (knit 1 stitch, purl 1 stitch) ribbing.

crocheted slippers are being made with yarn

Knitted Slippers Pattern

Basketweave Stitch

Dishcloth Knitting Patterns

Knitting Patterns Free Cardigans

Moccasin Slippers

Clothing Patterns Free

Sock Knitting Patterns

Pattern Knitting

Knitted Moccasin Slippers - Tutorial (Amazing Knitting)

the instructions for how to crochet easy pi shawl knitting

Easy Pi Shawl Knitting

A half-pi (half-circle) shawl is one of the simplest shawl constructions to work. They are worked by doubling the number of stitches each time you’ve doubled the number of rows.