When we released Mighty Stitch earlier this year, it proved to be so popular that we sold out of many of colors of this fabulous acrylic/wool yarn! But now, all colors are back in stock, just in time for holiday gift knitting and crocheting.
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This week, we have a special treat for you – 2 free dishcloth patterns! Both are by Stana Sortor and finishes up her dishcloth suit of cards series, joining the Queen of Hearts and Ace of Spades! First up, check out the House of Clubs!
Read more »Happy Thanksgiving! Whether you’re stuffing yourself, or a small creature you’ve knitted or crocheted, we wish you all the best this Thanksgiving. We’ll be indulging in food, friends, and crafting fun. Here’s some links from around the web of things we think you might like in your Thanksgiving Day Chill Zone!
Crochet:
The adorable turkey, above with the free pattern HERE (Ravelry link)!
A football, to felt and enjoy!
A pretty chair cover, for each of your guests!
Knit:
A Turkey Day Dishcloth for your own kitchen, or the one of your host!
A tiny football, as you watch the game!
A gorgeous table runner to dress things up for the holiday season!
Eat:
Hannah’s favorite Mac and Cheese recipe (she loves the Brussel Sprouts, too!)
Alison’s favorite Challah Bread recipe
Emily’s favorite Pecan Pie recipe!
The Green Bean Casserole we all love …
Welcome to the ninth week in our Twelve Weeks of Gifting series of free patterns! This week we’re featuring the Lampwork Hat and Mittens pattern, the perfect coordinating accessories. The hats are worked with Wool of the Andes Worsted Yarn but they would be equally wonderful (and giftable!) in Swish Worsted! The fingerless mitts are worked in the lighter weight Wool of the Andes Sport Yarn, and are great to wear on their own, or layered over a pair of full-fingered mittens.
Read more »Have you started decorating your home for the holidays? We have a brand new collection to add to your decor – and it’s free! Check out the marvelous Rebecca Danger’s A Very Danger Christmas collection!
Read more »It’s the final day of our grand cyber sale! And just to make the sale even sweeter, we’re offering up free shipping* deals to the US and to Canada in addition to those in the Non-Contiguous US.
But hurry, these shipping deals are good for one-day only!
Have you taken part in our favorite sale of the year yet? We hope you’ve found a few new treasures to your yarn stash!
Read more »Knitted (or crocheted) facecloths are my favorite to use – soft (especially when you use yarns like CotLin or Shine) and really feels great on my sensitive skin. I think this week’s free pattern will be another to add to my rotating list of cloths – check out Topaz by the wonderful Joyce Fassbender.
Read more »November signals many things – cooler weather, the return of rainy days here in the Pacific Northwest, upcoming holiday parties, time spent with family and friends. In in the spirit of the pre-holiday season, we bring you our top picks for a fun and festive November!
1. Palette yarn in Shoal>> 2. Pyra Mitts pattern>> 3. Knit Picks Pin Back Buttons>> 4. Knitting Needle Gauge>> 5. Wool of the Andes Worsted yarn in Fairy Tale>> 6. Go Your Own Way Socks free pattern>> 7. Caspian Interchangeable Knitting Needle Set>> 8. Wool of the Andes Bulky yarn in Beach Glass>> 9. Knit Happy Lifestyle Water Bottle>>
We’re over halfway through of our 12 Weeks of Gifting and we hope you are enjoying all the free patterns! This week we have another favorite pattern free for one week – the gorgeous Shift Tote in brand new colorways!
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The great thing about featuring staff projects is seeing the diversity of things that the Knit Picks’ employees make with our yarns. I love seeing things in the office that are so unique and different. I also love seeing the different ways we all use KP yarns for garments, and the ways the different blends lend themselves to different kinds of sweaters. Here are some recent staff projects. See what you think!
Alison made this epic cactus from 3 skeins of Tuff Puff in Macaw, with 1 skein of Tuff Puff in Pucker for the pompom. She had no pattern, so she knit a rectangle and gathered it at the top. The pompom was made using the Jumbo Clover Pompom Maker. Made for her daughter Audrey, this cactus is sure to put a smile on anyone’s face! If you’re looking for a good cactus pattern, I would recommend Cute & Easy Cacti (Ravelry link). It’s free, and you can customize it as you’d like!
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