Ribbed Legwarmers - These easy ribbed legwarmers use two different kinds of ribbing and three different sizes of knitting needles to make shaping easy and comfortable.
Pink Ribbon Eyelash Scarf - This easy pink eyelash scarf uses two different types of eyelash yarn, or you can combine two of the same yarn (in any color you like) for a quick, easy and fun-to-wear project.
60 Quick Knits - Cascade 220 is a perennial favorite of knitters, and this collection offers patterns for 20 hats, 20 scarves and 20 pairs of gloves using this great yarn.
Eyelet Armwarmers - These super-warm armwarmers are designed to go up to the elbow, keeping chills off your arms on days when you just want to wear a short-sleeved shirt even if there's a breeze or a cool evening coming.
Beaded Fingerless Gloves - Fingerless gloves or armwarmers are a quick and easy knitting project when worked in a simple stitch pattern. This project jazzes up simple Stockinette Stitch by adding beading to the tops of the gloves.
Fleece Mittens - Fleece yarn is a great choice for this super simple mittens that you can knit in an evening or over the course of a weekend. The simple shape and easy thumb are perfect for people who've never knit mittens before.
Fleece Earwarmer - If you love Polartec fleece sweatshirts you will you PolarKnit, the yarn made out of the same material. This fleece earwarmer is a simple project that will keep you super warm through the winter months
Vegas Armwarmers - These armwarmers (or fingerless gloves, or gauntlets) are about the easiest thing you'll ever knit that will look so cool. They're knit flat and sewn up on the side--just leave a hole for your thumb.
Single Crochet - Even if you aren't skilled at crochet, you can use a simple single crochet to make a decorative border on a knitting project.
Mostly Mittens - Charlene Schurch shares some of the ethnic knitting designs of the Komi people of Russia on a set of knit mittens and a few matching hats.
Bead as You Go - To add the bead to the knit fabric, you have to hook it through a knitting stitch. The next step is catching the stitch in question with the crochet hook.
Woven Stitch - Woven stitch is similar to basketweave stitch, but produces more of a checkerboard effect.
Pet Blanket - Knit up this cute and colorful pet blanket in colors that will go with whatever room you want to keep it in, and your dog or cat will be sure to get a lot of use out of it. The stitch pattern makes it nice to look at when the animal isn't using it.
Teaching Children to Knit - Teaching children to knit can be a wonderful bonding experience, or it can be full of frustration. Like other things we try to teach children, the child's attitude and level of development play a big role in whether we'll be successful.
Knitting for Charity - Knitting for charity is a wonderful thing. Working on your own or with other knitters to make items to give to someone who really needs them will give you a great feeling, but there are a few things you should consider before you start knitting for charity.
Addi Turbo - Addi Turbo needles are known as some of the fastest needles out there. But can they really make you knit faster? I conducted a time trial to find out.
Long Tail Measurement - Casting on using the long-tail cast on method is a quick and easy way to cast on, but how long should your long tail be?
Mom Tattoo Bag - If you're a mom (or you have a mom) who likes things that are a little funky and unexpected, try out this easy to knit Mom Tattoo Bag. Worked mostly in Stockinette Stitch and using intarsia for most of the colorwork, it knits up fast and is fun as a purse, knitting bag or tote for kids' toys.
Recycled Silk - Recycled silk yarn is beautiful, colorful, fun to work with and elegant to wear. Here's all you need to know about buying and using this amazing yarn.
Twisted Stockinette - Twisted Stockinette stitch is a funkier version of the traditional stockinette stitch in which both the knits and the purls are twisted.
Knit the Knits - Sometimes in a pattern instead of specific instructions you'll see something that says to knit the knits and purl the purls as you see them. Find out what that means.
