Use up your leftover yarn and stitch your stories into something meaningful.Today’s the day! I’m so excited to finally share this project with you. You are going to love this scrap blanket knitting pattern. Whether you’ve been quietly watching the countdown on Instagram or just stumbled across this post, welcome to the launch of the…
This website may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases. This site also utilizes AI to assist with content creation. When I first heard about Knitted Knockers, I had no idea how much they would change lives—including mine. These hand-knit breast prostheses provide a soft, breathable, and…
This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, I may earn a commission on qualifying purchases. This site also utilizes AI to assist with content creation. Looking for a beginner-friendly yet visually stunning knitting project? The Zick Zack Scarf is the perfect choice! This simple yet elegant scarf uses two self-striping yarns to…
Starting your knitting journey is exciting, but choosing the right project can feel overwhelming. The key to success? Pick a pattern that’s simple, fun, and rewarding! In this guide, you’ll discover 10 beautiful yet beginner-friendly knitting projects that will boost your skills and give you a finished piece you’ll be proud of. Each project is…
The 10 Stitch Blanket is a mesmerizing, spiraling knit blanket that is perfect for using up leftover yarn. This unique pattern, designed by Frankie Brown, is available for free on Ravelry. Look for the variations as well! Unlike traditional blankets that require sewing multiple strips together, this pattern is worked in one continuous spiral, joining…
Introduction Knitted Knockers are handmade, soft, and lightweight breast prostheses designed for women who have undergone mastectomies. Unlike traditional silicone prosthetics, these are breathable, comfortable, and can be worn inside a bra without irritation. I’ve been knitting Knitted Knockers for years and donating them to my local oncologist and breast surgeon, where they are given…
