Unique knitting projects

Start a great Knitting Project this weekend with these fun and unique knits! If you are looking for a knitting project, but you are tired of making the same kind of things, why not

The holiday season is approaching and there's no better time to start on those thoughtful, hand-knit gifts. If you're looking for easy and quick knitting projects, we've got the perfect patterns for you! With these four amazing patterns, you'll be able to knit beautiful, personalized presents for friends and family quickly, without spending months on each project.

This Fox Slippers Free Knitting Pattern makes a cute and cozy pattern that's great for indoors wear. Make one now with the free pattern provided by the link below.

Get last-minute gift ideas from this round-up of 27+ one-skein knitting patterns. Most items will knit up in one afternoon!

Only one week to Christmas! So much time to make instant gratification gifts. Here are some goodies that take less than 100 yards of yarn and will be done giffy-quick! Momentum by Natalie Selles T…

Whether you're a spooky person or just hyped for spooky season, take a look at our brand new collection of witchy knitting patterns!

13 FREE Small Knitting Projects that Make Great Gifts! Quick and easy tiny knitting patterns include a bandana, hat, small basket, mini donuts, tiny purse keychain, hair scrunchies, bracelet, dog sweater, baby booties, rings, socks, and coin purse!

If you've been a knitter since the 70s and 80s, then you might remember when condo knitting was in its heyday. This retro knitting style is a really simple way to "hack" the garter stitch to get a more lace-like appearance. And as with all things retro and old-fashioned, it's bound to make a comeback! Whether you're knitting scarves for gifts or you're just getting tired of doing the same old stitches over and over again, give condo knitting a try. It's easy, stylish, and fun!

We're excited to delve into the world of free practical crochet patterns that blend functionality with aesthetic beauty. From baskets to candle cozies...

this looks so interesting. Does anyone know this stitch? I would love to try knitting this hat.