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Do you make lunches to eat away from home? Try these reusable sandwich wraps for a sustainable meal. It’s time for the Sustainable Pinterest Challenge. This month we’re following the theme: From the Kitchen. If you’ve followed me for any length of time, you know I admire upcycled and sustainable crafts. This challenge is right…
Sometime back I posted a few Red and White Knitted Ornaments including some lace covered balls that served as the inspiration for today’s post. The biggest difference is I used large globes this time instead of the standard balls. It only took a little experimentation to get a nice looking result! What you’ll need to…
An ombre wine bottle sweater is a fun and easy project for anyone who knows how to knit in the round. It’s perfect for gifting adult beverages to friends and family.
These candy cane hobby horses are fun and easy to make. They can be as colorful and fanciful as you’d like.
This hooded garter stitch infinity scarf is the perfect project for beginners. You only need to know a few skills. In this free tutorial I’m going to show you how to make a seamless scarf for anyone (maybe you?) with any yarn.
Everyone has that one weird hand dyed or variegated yarn in their stash that just doesn’t work up attractively. The Ugly Duckling Socks are the project that yarn has been waiting for!
I love little bags. They’re the perfect size for a quick trip to the store or an evening out. They’re also great to pop inside a tote bag or large purse to keep everything organized. To make this knit clutch bag I paired a kumihimo braid and a knitted washcloth pattern to make a wristlet…
There are as many types of Pi Shawls as there are knitters to create them. Even though they look difficult to make, the construction is very basic. Once you learn that, you can be a fancy as you please.
Gifting a bottle of wine? Create a quick knitted wine bottle bag to gift it in. It’s a great way to use up your stash yarn.
A long time ago I saw this cute Winter Bird Ornament online, I think on Etsy, but don’t quote me on that. I saved the photo to my Homemade Christmas Pinterest Board and even bought some yarn and other things to make them. The holiday season rolled around and other things prevented me from making…
In the years since I’ve been knitting I’ve made hats for lots of people; friends, children, grandchildren…everyone but my husband. The Barley Light hat pattern from Tin Can Knits met his exacting standards: it’s not “fussy” and it’s a hat pattern for lightweight yarn.
Do you realize Valentine’s Day is less than a month away? Are you planning to make something for your sweetie(s)? How about something decorative that will also use up some of your scrap yarn? Try your hand at an i cord heart trivet. It’s a fun project that doesn’t take a lot of effort if…
