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	This blanket offers a journey in color for the crocheter.

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	Early nineteenth-century fashion with twenty-first century appeal.

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Trimmings: A Sample from Piecework

An ongoing element of PieceWork is a column named “Trimmings.” The column, which runs periodically, offers a collection of patterns, charts, and instructions that have been gleaned from old magazines and books that are no longer generally available. The introduction to the column explains, “Many of the patterns and instructions for these small needlework articles are worded exactly as they appeared in the original publication. ...

Published Sun, May 05 2008 8:17 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: PieceWork, Lace, Edgings, Intermediate, Free Patterns
The Stitch N’ Pitch Sock

This adult-sized baseball sock captures the fine work of embroidery combined with knitting. Its traditional striping mimics the baseball socks worn by baseball players today, but the side ribbing gives it an updated modern look. And feather stitch is the perfect stitch to use to imitate the simple baseball motif embroidered on the ankle, sole, heel, and foot of the sock. Knit and embroider a sock that matches your team’s colors!...

Published Sun, Feb 02 2008 10:47 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Intermediate, Socks, Stitch N' Pitch, Free Patterns
Baseball Cap

Baseball has been declared America’s pastime, and the baseball cap is by far the most popular accessory in American culture. You can find baseball caps atop almost any sports team in America, and they come in every color combination imaginable.No sports team? No problem. Pick pink for girls, blue for boys, red for everyone, camouflage for hunters—you get the idea....

Published Sun, Feb 02 2008 3:49 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Hats, Intermediate, Stitch N' Pitch, Free Patterns
Sophisticated Rustic Jacket

Play up the sophisticated, and you can wear this jacket to parties or the office. Play up the rustic, and you can wear it on a hike. It is made in garter stitch in a thick-and-thin wool and linen yarn, and features feminine shaping, subtle ruffles, and contrasting buttons....

Published Wed, Jan 01 2008 8:55 PM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Women, Intermediate, Cardigan, Jackets, Pam Allen, Free Patterns
White Witch Mitts

Gorgeous Fair Isle mittens to brighten a cold winter's day--and keep the evil White Witch of Narnia at bay....

Published Sun, Jan 01 2008 3:58 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Colorwork, Intermediate, Mittens, Stranded Colorwork, Laura Rintala, Free Patterns
Fountain Hat

A pretty hat with a lace motif. Grab some of your favorite sock yarn and whip this up in a weekend!...

Published Sun, Jan 01 2008 10:00 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Lace, Hats, Intermediate, Katie Himmelberg, Free Patterns
Mesh Gloves

Lacy, easy, and elegant. Perfect for a spring/summer wedding--or try them in black for a show-stopping evening accessory....

Published Sat, Jan 01 2008 7:02 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Lace, Intermediate, Gloves, Eunny Jang, Free Patterns
Crochet Fingerless Silk Mitts

These mitts are an example of the loveliness of Tussah silk—their warmth and light support may help to ease the strain of handwork or long sessions at the computer. Nonetheless, they are elegant and would be perfect for a night on the town!...

Published Tue, Jan 01 2008 8:04 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Intermediate, Fingerless Mitts, Crochet, Free Patterns
Norwegian Stockings to Knit

Fancy patterned knitted stockings traditionally were used as wedding gifts in Selbu, Norway, and became popular skiwear across Norway and beyond. These knee-high stockings are patterned in a simple repeating Selbu rose motif, which is decreased at the back of the calf....

Published Thu, Dec 12 2007 6:08 PM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Colorwork, Intermediate, How-To, Socks, Free Patterns
Broken Cable Socks

Ingenious cables ensure a sock design you’ll want to knit over and over again....

Published Mon, Dec 12 2007 8:10 AM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Intermediate, Socks, Cables, Ann Budd, Free Patterns
Slanting Stitches Hat (Crochet)

The color shades in and out of this yarn gradually so that the skein has one long dark section that grades into white at both ends. The hat uses a simple repeat of slanting V-stitches, and the flared ribbing can be worn down, creating a bucket-hat look, or rolled up as a cute derby. ...

Published Tue, Nov 11 2007 6:33 PM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Hats, Intermediate, Crochet, Lisa Shroyer, Free Patterns
Crocheted Ribbon Bolero

This dressy ribbon bolero can be whipped up in a day—just in time to wear for the holidays. Ask for the yarn as a gift and have it ready for New Year’s. You can make it longer with the addition of another skein of yarn....

Published Tue, Nov 11 2007 6:30 PM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Intermediate, Cardigan, Crochet, Marilyn Murphy, Free Patterns
Frosted Plum Pullover (Crochet)

This Empire-waist sweater is crocheted with two different weight yarns to create a layered feminine look. The sporty, ribbed sleeves are complemented by the feminine stitch patterns of the body and the elaborate trims....

Published Tue, Nov 11 2007 6:25 PM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Women, Intermediate, Crochet, Pullovers, Elissa Sugishita, Free Patterns
Jess's Gansey

The gansey is worked in the round from lower edge to the beginning of the armholes, then the front and back are worked separately to the shoulders. The shoulders are joined using the three-needle bind-off, and the neckband is worked in the round. The sleeves are picked up from the armhole openings and worked in the round down to the cuffs....

Published Mon, Oct 10 2007 6:37 PM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: Women, Intermediate, Pullovers, Ganseys, Elizabeth Lovick, Free Patterns
A Pincushion to Make in Irish Crochet

If you are new to crocheted lace, this small project will give you a taste of how such work was done and a sense of the time and attention it commanded. If you are familiar with the chain, slip, single, and double stitches used in all crochet, you can expect to spend perhaps four hours on the rose square and an equal amount of time on the edging. Stitching up the pincushion takes only a matter of minutes....

Published Sun, Oct 10 2007 6:39 PM by Knitting Daily

Filed under: PieceWork, Lace, Intermediate, Crochet, Free Patterns

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