These baby bonnet knitting patterns bring together lace, cables, ribbing, and thoughtful finishing touches from my collection of free bonnet knitting patterns. If you love a classic bonnet shape but want something with a little more personality, there is plenty here to put on your knitting list. I’ve gathered ten designs that show just how…
Understanding knit bonnet sizing makes it much easier to choose from all those sweet free bonnet knitting patterns without wondering whether your finished project will actually fit. Age labels are a helpful starting point, but head circumference, bonnet depth, and the stretch of your knitted fabric tell you much more. In this tutorial, I’ll walk…
This baby bonnet knitting pattern combines stripes of garter stitch and 1×1 ribbing in a lightweight design, and it’s the newest addition to my collection of free bonnet knitting patterns. Sometimes you want a little texture without pulling out a cable needle or keeping track of lace. The Peace Bonnet gets its detail from familiar…
These feminine knitting patterns bring together lace, flowers, and soft textures from my collection of free knitting patterns. If you love handmade pieces with pretty details but still want something you can wear on an ordinary day, this roundup is for you! I’ve included headbands, cowls, a scarf, socks, and sweaters, so you can choose…
Learning how to turn a hat pattern into an ear warmer gives you another way to use a stitch design you already love. Browse my Free Headband Knitting Patterns and Hat Patterns for inspiration! For a simple bottom-up hat, you can usually keep the original circumference and stitch pattern, shorten the body, and replace the…
This free lace knit headband pattern is a pretty little project for chilly days when you want your ears covered without reaching for a full hat. The Miriam Headband is the newest addition to my Free Headband Knitting Patterns collection, with a repeating lace design framed by simple ribbed edges. I used Hobbii Soft Alpaca…
These small knitting projects for beginners are a fun way to explore my free knitting patterns while practicing the basics and making something useful. When you are learning to knit, a huge project can feel like a lot to take on. A dishcloth, earwarmer, or little bonnet gives you a more manageable place to start!…
Learning how to knit seed stitch is a fun way to turn basic knits and purls into a beautifully textured fabric. In this guide, I’ll walk you through the repeat, show you how to keep your stitches lined up, and help you spot the little mistakes that can change the pattern. You’ll find more ways…
This seed stitch dishcloth knitting pattern is a simple, textured addition to my Free Dishcloth Knitting Patterns collection, with seed stitch edges and bands of texture throughout. If you want to practice alternating knits and purls while making something you can actually use, the Roman Dishcloth is a lovely place to start. The seed stitch…