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Central Park Hoodie - Knitting Pattern Central Park Hoodie
The popular hoodie pattern with expanded sizes
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Babette Blanket - Knitting Pattern Babette Blanket
This blanket offers a journey in color for the crocheter.
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Sideways Spencer - New Knitting Pattern Sideways Spencer
Early nineteenth-century fashion with twenty-first century appeal.
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  • Straight Stitch Embroidery

    Stitches Straight stitches can be worked side by side or radiating out from a center point. For best results, avoid stitches that are too long, too loose, or too close together. *Bring threaded needle out from back to front at the base of the knitted...
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  • Running Stitch

    Stitches Working small straight stitches, pass the threaded needle over one knitted stitch and under the next to form a dashed line. The stitches can be worked in equal or varying lengths, horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.
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  • French Knot

    Stitches Bring needle out of -knitted background from back to front, wrap yarn around needle one to three times, and use thumb to hold in place while pulling needle through wraps into background a short-distance from where it came out.
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  • Duplicate Stitch

    Stitches Bring needle out of -knitted background from back to front, wrap yarn around needle one to three times, and use thumb to hold in place while pulling needle through wraps into background a short-distance from where it came out. Horizontal: Bring...
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  • Chain Stitch Embroidery

    Stitches Bring threaded needle out from back to front at center of a knitted stitch. Form a short loop and insert needle back where it came out. Keeping the loop under the needle, bring needle back out in center of next stitch to the right.
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  • Blanket Stitch

    Embroidery 1) Draw a pair of parallel lines where the stitching will go. Pull the needle through from the back of the fabric to the front at the edge of the lower line. 2) Insert the needle into the fabric at the upper line. bring it back out a the lower...
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