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These cute baby booties can be knitted up in just one hour. A helpful video with instructions led by knitting expert, & knitting author, Stephanie Japel is provided by Craftsy. You can also download the free pattern,so you can started right away.

The weather's getting colder and the nights are drawing in, so why not get your knitting needles out and knit up these easy fingerless knits. The tutorial and pattern is pitched at advanced beginner. This brilliant knitting tutorial from, Staci Perry, at Verypink Knits, offers a free knitting pattern, and a step-by-step guide to knitting the mitts in the round, using double point needles. It also shows you how to make sure you get the right fit, by knitting a gauge swatch before you begin.  

Knit these bright and cheerful sunflower bouquet, and bring a little sunshine into cooler autumn days, with this #free #knitting pattern from, Let's Knit Magazine. Instant download. Follow the link now to get yours  

🐈Keep your kitty warm & cosy this coming autumn with this 'simple' to knit cat bed from Abeautifulmess.com. For the free #knitting pattern follow the link below now:🐈 Free cat bed knitting pattern

I love this free knitting pattern for a cute baby hoodie. It so simple to knit as well, so it shouldn't be too challenging for beginner knitters.  It's designed for babies from 6 months, to toddler stage. And it'll be perfect for early Spring days to keep little ones nice and cosy. It's available over at Fave crafts , and would make a great weekend project. What a great gift it would make for an expectant Mum too.

Easy Vintage Slipper Pattern We’ve certainly had our share of cold winter weather of late, so what a great excuse to spend a few hours knitting up a pair of cosy slippers for yourself, or a family member, with this super easy knitting pattern. This beginner friendly vintage slipper pattern was originally published in the 1950s, but still looks fashionable today. As it is an American pattern, I’ve converted the original yarn type and needle sizes used, into the UK equivalent.  I've also altered some American terminology and added a few extra instructions where it may be unclear. Here’s how to make your Retro knitted slippers: Instructions are for Child's size, changes for Women's and Men's sizes are in brackets Wool/Yarn used:  Chunky Knit Size Needles: 8mm (or size to achieve gauge below) GAUGE: 3 sts = 1 inch   To begin: Cast on 25 (29-35) sts. Row 1 - wrong side - K 9 (10-12), p 1, k 5 (7-9), p 1, k 9 (10-12) sts. Row 2...