Sometimes vacations blow your knitting plans out of the water! Last week, I pared down my knitting WIPs to three projects. Three. Then a “smell the fall air, see the leaves start to change” vacation vibe up north threw a wrench in my minimal fall knitting project plans. Here’s what I’m knitting: Silvery pines christmas…
mid-summer knitting. I find myself here every year. It’s hot outside, and while I’m not dreaming up Icelandic wool sweaters just yet, I’m still closer to the wooly end of the fiber spectrum than linen and cotton. I’m knitting with one foot in summer, one in fall. I partially blame social media. Photos and reels…
if you’re spending some time camping in the woods, and are looking for a super simple dishcloth to knit, check out the Forest Ridges dishcloth! This free knit camping dishcloth pattern uses knit and purl stitches to create a chevron seed stitch pattern that looks like pine trees! I’m going camping this weekend, and it’ll…
Citrus Grove brings a burst of freshness to your crochet dishcloth with its light green color and zesty texture. Using just single and double crochet stitches in an easy lemon peel stitch pattern, this beginner-friendly dishcloth is as satisfying to make as it is to use. There’s something exciting about starting a new project that’s…
Perfect for beginners, the daisy dots crochet dishcloth adds just enough texture to feel like little daisy petals scattered across the fabric. It’s a sweet and sturdy addition to your handmade kitchen! The blush color of this cotton yarn brings a softness to this fully textured crochet dishcloth pattern! The Daisy Dots dishcloth is beginner…
Petal Popcorn is a sweet and simple free crochet dishcloth pattern that’s full of texture and charm! At the start of summer, I grabbed a handful of sunny summery cotton yarn from Knit Picks. It was my gift to myself for making it through a gloomy winter and a lot of projects knit and crocheted…
