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ONE PIECE AT A TIME LAYETTE These are machine knitting patterns. Babies are fun to knit for because they are cute, the clothes are small, and they are never heard to say “It makes me look fat!” If you start knitting when you get the happy news and make a new piece every so often, the newcomer will have a wonderful wardrobe when he or she arrives in person.

Push the limits of your bulky machine to use worsted and bulky yarns. Create items with a real hand knitted look fast. Super comfy and warm and lots of fun! 

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The Bulky Cotton Top Collection is for those who want to look great in comfort. All styles are for bulky machines. Cottons are suitable year round. The book is 9 complete designs on 35 fully illustrated pages. Some designs have dual versions. Bust sizes are listed below to help you decide if the patterns will fit your needs. $20 as an instant download.

Here’s a new twist on the old favorite yoked sweater. In these designs, the yoke is knitted first, working sideways and knitting the circle by means of short rowing. It’s not difficult, just different Have fun varying the looks by using different colorw while short rowing or using self patterning yarns. 2 gauges are provided in all patterns. 4 stitches/6 rows per inch works for bulky and most mid-gauge machines. 7 stitches/10 rows/inch works for standard gauge Jpanese 4.5mm machines and Passap/Superba/Orion 5mm machines. Any yarns that get the gauge may be used. Samples employed .75 cotton, Tamm Nordic, I Love This Yarn, Jaggerspun 2/8, Tamm 3 ply, 1/12 rayon/cotton used as an accent in the Rainbow Shadow pattern.

THIS BOOK IS A COMPOSITE OF 2 MACHINE KNITTING HELPS BOOKS AND 2 CUTE PATTERNS:

This book is 31 pages for machine knitters. It includes 7 complete patterns plus an overview of techniques that will allowy ou to add reversible cables to give a new look to your old favorite patterns.

FABULOUS FELTED FOOTWEAR

FABULOUS FELTED COMFORTS

FABULOUS FELTED FOOTWEAR

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Happy Hobby Socks is a collection of patterns for knitting on mid-gauge and bulky single bed machines. Plastic bed hobby machines are perfect for these socks. 2 gauges are given for each pattern. Both gauges are achievable on both mid-gauge and bulky machines. The patterns are all presented in sizes from infant to XL adult. $20 as an instant download

This bundle includes 3 files. Be sure to download all 3 when you purchase.

Hats With Character volume 1

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This is a book full of blankets that pop into their own attached pouches to make pillow, thus the Kangaroo Covers name. People love getting them for baby gifts and to commemorate special occasions such as weddings and anniversaries. I like to take them along when travelling.

TABLE OF CONTENTS Basic Keyhole Scarf Includes instructions for designing your own Any gauge

Most of the patterns may be made on any machine but a few are specific. Be sure to read through the table of contents below. It gives all the info you need to decide if the designs will work for you and your girls. The collection is $20 and will be delivered via instant download link.

KNITTING AND SEW ON has been updated with a new mega-pattern called “Start with a Square”. This gives you directions for knitting the basic shapes that will allow you to cut and sew sweaters and skirts for all sizes from infant to XXXL adult. Charts for 6 gauges are included so that fabrics may be knitted on any machine. The pattern adds 5 pages to the original book which now totals 49 pages. LOTS of illustrations help you through the process.

These patterns are for any mid-gauge machine. The 2 on which all the samples were made are the Artisan D-70 and the KX-350. I could hardly stop adding patterns to this book! So I finally drew the line and called this volume 1. Volume 2 is now in progress.

This book has just received a huge upgrade. You now get 2 large files when you buy the book. Have a good look at the tables of contents the below so as to know if this book is what you need.

OOLALA-barely there wear for machine knitters these can be undergarments or outerwear, depending on your needs

PASSAP NOTES--these use duomatic language because that is my area of expertise. E-6000 owners can knit them but technique numbers are not included.

Ponchos are back “in” and for good reason. They offer comfort and style for a wide range of shapes an occasions. The book is designed with all machines and gauges in mind.

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Scoodies have suddenly become really popular. I really didn’t understand why until I made my first one. Now I get it! These are warm without being restrictive and are less disastrous than most hats on the hairdo. (Not that I actually HAVE a hairdo but why make things worse than they have to be?)/book is $12.99

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Sockinations begins with one very detailed classic sock pattern in sizes from newborn to XL adult. It’s standard gauge.The remainder of the book shows you how to get socks like those or design your own socks for anybody at all using any yarn. Any machine capable of both ribbing and tubular knitting may be used Charts are provided with all the needed values so that you don’t have to do the math yourself. An assortment of details you may wish to use to customize your socks is included.this book is for double bed work. Machines that have 2 beds or main bed plus rubber are needed. $12.99 as an instant download.

Socks of All Sorts 3 is my 3rd collection of sock patterns. This one includes boot toppers, leggings and one hat! There is something here for all sizes and machines. The details about which patterns are for whom and what are listed in the table of contents below. The collection is $20 as an instant download.

Socks of All Sorts-the first book

SOCKS OF ALL SORTS VOL. 2

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Stripping for Charity“ may seem an outrageous thing to do. You may think blushingly, “I would never!” or possibly, depending on your body image, that stripping would be no charity. Be calm. The title refers to strip knitting. This is the practice of knitting simple shapes in long strips with waste yarn in between. It is an enormously efficient way to knit a lot of hats. They don’t have to be boring hats. One may achieve a lot of style and variety within the strip knitting discipline. These books explore the possibilities. Table of contents for Stripping for Charity:

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This is a new publication although you may have heard of The Answer Lady’s Machine Knitting Notebook before. Here’s the story behind the book. It started out as a basic primer for new machine knitters in a single gauge. A few years ago, it recieved a significant upgrade and a second gauge. Now it has received an enormous make-over which includes some clarifying, improved file quality, more patterns, more photos, new chapters, direct links to helpful videos and a new way to print out your fill in the blank patterns easily. With so many changes, this book has a new title:

This is a new publication although you may have heard of The Answer Lady’s Machine Knitting Notebook before. Here’s the story behind the book. It started out as a basic primer for new machine knitters in a single gauge. A few years ago, it recieved a significant upgrade and a second gauge. Now it has received an enormous make-over which includes some clarifying, improved file quality, more patterns, more photos, new chapters, direct links to helpful videos and a new way to print out your fill in the blank patterns easily. the standard/bulky version has recently been upgraded also but this is The Answer Lady’s Mid-gauge Machine Knitting Notebook, an entirely separate book. The two books are sold separately. This book is aimed specifically at mid-gauge machines using DK yarn. The patterns are unisex and include 19 sizes from a finished sweater chest measurements of 18 to a finished chest of 54”. These sizes cover newborn to XXL adults. The patterns are unisex. Gauges of 5 stitches/7 rows/“ and 5.5 stitches/8 rows/” are given. These are the gauges most commonly achieved on mid-gauge machines using DK yarn.

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Here’s a nice cut & sew V neck method that may be used on any vest Vests with Men in Mind is a collection of 5 machine knitted vests. They are “with men in mind” because vests have been the knitted garment most frequently enjoyed by the men in my life. In fact, the patterns are unisex and look very nice on women, too. Here is the table of contents which includes sizing, machine & gauge information:

Wanderlust Cables are so called because they can wander all over a piece of knitting. They show up nicely on a stockinette background. They can appear enormous but are really just a series of 3 stitch crosses. Because of this, there is little stress on the yarn and the needles. Wanderlust Cables do not require a ribber and can be made on any machine including hobby machines. Add them to your favorite patterns as well as knitting the patterns given in the book. The book is $20 as an instant download. CABLE CROSSING TIP: This works for all kinds of cables. When the cable cross does put strain on the yarn and needles, bring the needles forward before knitting the next row. If possible, set the carriage to knit them back from hold position. If not, push them to upper working position. Doing this means that you have done part of the work for the carriage, which would normally have to bring the needles out, knit off the stitch AND return them. When the stitches are stressed, bringing them forward is the hardest part of the operation. Doing it manually greatly increases the success of the cable rows.

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This design is knitted on double knitting boards. The various sizes require from 31-49 pegs per side of the board. A loom that has adjustable space between the boards is best so as to be able to match the gauge. The hat is very warm due to the nature of the fabric.

The Bees Knees pattern is knee socks for ladies from size 5-12 shoes and calf sizes from 12.5-20”. The socks are knitted tubular on 2 beds using any standard gauge 2 bed setup. Brother, Solver Reed, Passap and Superbas may all be used. #1 yarn is needed. Real “sock yarn” is recommended but not essential. Sock tops are shaped exactly to the leg ...

This pattern is designed for mid-gauge knitting machines. It has a curved hem which is achieved with easy short rowing. The blouse is slightly flared. Finished bust in each size is 2.18” smaller than the hip. Ribbing may be made with a ribber or reformed by hand. There is a 5 video playlist to help you every step of the way. The pattern contain...

This robe has a wider front overlap than the average bathrobe, making it easier to walk and bend over without undue exposure. Any bulky knitting machine may be used, including Bonds. No ribber required. 8-10” of ease is recommended. Finished sizes measure 4246, 50, 54, 60 not including front overlap. These are to fit chest/hip measurements up t...

This design is super simple with minimal shaping It’s a masquerader in that it has many looks and appears to have more detail than really exists. They sleeves are actually just trim and the waterfall collar is an illusion created by the generous sizing. In actual fact, this is the simplest version of a kimono shape.

This design is for any brand of standard gauge knitting machine. Vintage machines work fine. No special abilities on the part of the machine are required. Passap and Superba machines count amongst standard gauge machines. Notes for these are included. A maximum of 174 needles is required for the largest size.

Raglan shaping

Any Knitting Loom that can match the gauge and has at least 36 pegs may be used. Kiss looms are ideal and the sample was knitted on a regular gauge Kiss. Small gauge Kiss will also work. The pattern contains links to helpful videos including one in which the entire pillow is knitted. By extending the row count, a shawl rather than a pillow may ...

Classic Slippers for Machine Knitters

Pattern includes shawl instructions as shown in the accompanying video series. Also included are instructions for sizing and gauging the same cabled panel to become a scarf, collar, blanket, poncho or collar. The design may be used across 50 or 25 pegs. Ways to customize it further are described. For scarves and collars, a 25 peg width using a ...

This pattern may be made on any bulky or mid-gauge knitting machine. Bond and Knitsmart machines are included and there are special notes for those who knit on those. Three similar gauges are given to help everyone match gauge and get a good fit. The shaping is very simple. Pattern is beginner-friendly with lots of video links included to demon...

This pattern is for girls and women. It’s a simple classic modified dropped shoulder shape with a knitted on band and V neck. Band is embellished with machine knitted piping, then hand worked lattice to get the effect. Any 2 bed standard gauge machine may be used. This includes Japanese machines like Brother and Studio that have ribbers as well...

This pattern is for loom knitting using a double knitting board. There’s a machine knitting version also so be sure to get the right one for your craft.

This pillow is created on any double knitting board that can get the gauge. Many brands of adjustable boards, some fixed boards and many homemade boards will work. 50 pegs on each side are required. Matching gauge perfectly is not necessary to get a nice pillow. It is helpful to know how to knit double board stockinette before beginning. A dire...

This design is for use on standard gauge machines. Any brand may be used. No ribber is required but if you wish to make the ribbed neck version, it’s a big help. The hem top version has no need of a ribber at all. Passap and Superba settings are included. Passap uses DM80 language.Both hung and tubular hems are described.

These are classic socks with an afterthought heel and decreased toe in sizes ladies 5-men’s 15. There is NO SHORT-ROWING! The design is specifically for Kiss fg-3 looms with 3 peg sliding ends. Another loom that can match gauge and be set up in the same manner may be used. The 3peg sliding ends are integral to the design. Gauge is 5 stitches/7....

While tube socks will never achieve the precise fit of shaped socks, they have the advantage of being quick and easy plus they fit for a good long while as feet grow and it’s easy to guess at a size. The ribbing in this version makes for a much tidier fit than most tube socks offer. These pull in very dramatically so, when in doubt of a size, c...

3 gauges are given. These are 34,5 stitches per inch using #65, 4 yarn. Any loom that gets one of the gauges and has enough pegs may be used. Peg counts vary from 19-61 based on size and gauge selected. The pattern includes a chart comparing American, UK and European shoe sizing to help you choose sizes wherever you live. Suggestions for tweaki...

8 sizes are included. Other yarns that get the gauge may be substituted. This is for all standard gauge knitting machines. No ribber or special abilities are required of the machine. Passaps my be used with black strippers but are a little more laborious for this design. There is a video on my YouTube channel to help you with the trim as well a...

This is designed specifically with the Kiss fg-3 loom in mind, using 40 pegs with the 3 peg ends. It is essential that the loom have asjustability so that the number of stitches can be decreased. But if a loom will do that, you may use it along with appropriate yarn. If the gauge is different, the snowman will be a different size. In DK yarn on...

CThis simple design is specifically for the Kiss fg-3 loom. One main size fits most ladies. A smaller size and a larger size are included but be aware that the larger size will require more pegs than the fg-3 short loom has so longer end pairs are needed. A complete video of this pattern is on you YouTube channel, theanswerladyknits

Designed for the Kissbfg-3 loom using 40 pegs. But in fact you may use 40 pegs on any loom with appropriate yarn. The doll will simply come out a different size

Any adjustable loom or any loom that happens to be close to the ideal peg count for the gauge may be used if it has a peg count that is a multiple of 4

This chair pad comes out 16” wide X 20” deep if the gauge is matched perfectly. Row count may be varied with need. Size may be adjusted either by using different yarns or by crocheting around the finished pad. Crocheting is taught in the video.

This shape of slippers is a classic style that has been around for generations. I cannot claim to have invented the concept. It is not known who did. The specifics of the numbers, illustrations, techniques and instructions in this pattern are my own.

This pattern accompanies a free video series. All of the necessary techniques are included in the videos so the pattern does not include elaborate technique descriptions. The pattern gives you the numbers for all sizes.

This scarf is easy to knit. The crescent shape is achieved by means of short rowing plus special edge treatments.It is really half of a crescent

Use any loom that can knit worsted weight #4 yarn nicely. Any cotton yarn of the right weight may be used. The work is done with a provisional cast on and bind off and shaped by means of short rows. A complete video of the project is available on my YouTube channel: the answerlady knits

Basket-weave may look fancy but it’s just a combination of knit and purl stitches and is fully explained in the pattern.

Make a nifty scrubbing bag to utilize soap scraps or a wonderfully textured bath mitt using the half linen stitch. Complete stitch tutorial plus video links included. Samples and gauges are given for the Kiss regular or small gauge and the KB all-in-one or mini loom. Actually, any loom that can come close to one of the gauges may be used.

LOOM & SIZE: The sample was knitted on a Kiss FG-0 loom. It results in a sock about 1.6” in circumference, 1.5” from bottom of heel to sock top and 1.5” long from heel to toe. The picture is the actual size of my socks. Using the same pattern on another gauge of Kiss loom should work fine but will result in a somewhat larger sock. I would s...

Make this for decoration or jewelry.The finished sock is about 2.5” tall. Would’t these be cute on nametags for a knitting event? Quick easy, little mini socks to me made on the Cindwood key chain loom. Many thanks to Bonnie Visser for knitting the samples and providing photos and permission to use them.

Other DK weight yarns may be used.100% wool is preferred for making nice cables. A unique feature of this pattern is the Tunisian cast on, which is my own invention. It makes a lovely top edge and instructions are detailed. The pattern includes detailed cabling instructions and fitting instructions plus instructions for German short rowing. Ord...

In making these socks, you will step up your sock knitting skills to include fairisle and intarsia. Neither is difficult and they add so much to the project! This pattern is designed for use on the Kiss fg2 loom, though other looms that can match gauge and stitch count may be used. Top includes ribbing and fairisle. Foot includes intarsia and a...

Other loomers with suitable looms can make the hat. The loom is suitable if it has 48 pegs and can match one of the gauges given. The worsted weight version relies on 3.5 stitches/inch and the bulky version on 2.5 stitches/inch in stockinette. Row gauge is not critical as we can adjust for it.

This ascot is perfect for the accessory impaired (like me!) because its keyhole closure makes it hard to lose. The yarn is very soft and comfortable around the neck. If you decide to substitute another yarn, select with comfort in mind as well as looks. The pattern involves knit, purl and tuck stitches, all of which are fully described in the p...

These work up fast on the Kiss Dragon loom using #6 weight yarn. This is also known as super bulky yarn in the USA. Matching gauge is very important for well fitted socks. The pattern is based on 2.5 stitches/4 rows per inch. Peg requirements vary from 18-28 for Children’s size 12-XL adult slippers.

This sweater is designed specifically for knitting on the Kiss Dragon loom. Regular or small gauge Kisses with enough washers to match the gauge will also work. Other looms that match gauge and have sufficient pegs may also be used. Peg requirements vary from 70-92 with size. A robust #5 or light #6 yarn may be used.

This cardigan is knitted on the Addi Pro King Size machine. Parts of it are knitted as flat panels and parts in the round. The finishing is crochet. Complete crochet instructions are included. This written pattern accompanies a complete video series which is free and fully covers the subject so the pattern is a convenience, not a necessity. It ...

4 gauges from 6-9 stitches/“ are included so that most fine or extra fine gauge looms may be used. Pattern is designed only for sock yarns with some stretch. In addition to Patons, Regia, Red Heart, Cascade and Alize offer stretchy yarns of suitable weights. EFG use #1 yarn. FG use upper end of #1-#2 yarn. Looms should be adjustable to allow yo...

Requirement for largest piece is 67, 73, 79, 85, 91, 97, 103 for the sizes given.

This is an intermediate project. The knitter should be familiar with knitting and purling and able to make a consistent fabric. The cabling is super simple and repetitive which makes this a good first cabling project.

Knit this versatile head-wear on any loom that can knit in the round with enough pegs for your gauge. It does not matter whether the loom is actually round as long as it can be knitted round and round. Kiss looms are ideal but others may be used if the peg count is correct for the gauge. Adjust your loom so that the yarn knits quite loosely in ...

The entire blanket is made from knit and purl combos. You will learn seed stitch, basket weave stitch, and the Greek key design. A chart is included for each. Super Bulky Version using a yarn at the top of the #6 range that gets a gauge of 2 stitches/2.35 rows/” produces a blanket that measures 40”X 40”. If the gauge is 3 sts/4r/”, using a #5 y...

The Magic Dolman is a very easy-to-knit and unusual shape that is very flattering on a wide variety of figures. Size small fits 30-38 bust, medium fits 36-46 and large fits 38 to at least 48 bust. Sizes are very forgiving as you can see! The pattern is presented in multiple gauges. If you can get 3, 3.5, 4, 4.5, 5, 6 or 7 stitches per inch and ...

The Dragon Teeth scarf is designed specifically for the Kiss Dragon Loom though other looms that can match the gauge of 10 stitches/14 rows/4” 10cm and have at least 15 pegs may also be used to knit it. The cables may look daunting but are actually very simple and very fully explained in the 4 page pattern. The 4 page length is purely to allow ...

This is an easy pattern.The dramatic cable is a faux cable and does not require that stitches be crossed. The design was created with the Kiss Dragon Loom in mind and it will also work on the large Knifty Knitter and other looms that can achieve the gauge. Use any soft yarn at the light end of the #6 range or the heavy end of the #5 range.

This dramatic scarf is EASY to make on the Kiss Dragon loom for which it was designed. If you can match the gauge on another loom and have the correct number of pegs, that should work, too. The optional cable is completely “faux” and adds only 5 minutes of work to the project. There are no crossed stitches at all. This is the perfect way to get...

This suit includes a sideways knitted blouse that reverses to a second color on the back 2 looks in 1 blouse, a skirt and a cardigan with 2 choices of sleeve length. It is designed for looms that can work with a single strand of #4 yarn such as Kiss small or regular gauge, KB all-in-one boards and even the KB sock loom 2. Several gauges are inc...

Gauge 2.4 stitches/3 rows per inch in bulky #5 yarn. Sample was made using Ice Bulky Wool. Estimated yarn requirements: 355, 386, 410, 444, 488, 535, 581 yards. These are mathematical estimates and will vary with specific yarn so have extra on hand to be safe.

Loom must be possible to set up for knitting 32 pegs in the round. #4 worsted weight yarn used. Pattern fits ladies and most girls from about 10 years old and up. Mary Maxim Starlette yarn was used in the sample.If you wish to knit this pattern on another loom, have 32 pegs to work with, can work in the round and can get 4 stitches per inch, th...

These socks are knitted flat and invisibly seamed. LOOM: Kiss 2 way adjustable small gauge loom set up for double knitting. 29 pegs per side are needed for the smallest size. The larger sizes require 33 and 37 pegs. Other double knitting boards may be set up to do this but all illustrations show Kiss looms. Please double check to make certain t...

FINISHED SIZES: 18/45.7cm15/38.1cm” in circumference. The fabric is very soft and stretchy so these hats will fit heads 2-3”/5-8cm larger than the hat measurement.

Make this on any double knitting board. The sample was made on a 78 peg loom. The blanket may be made on a Noble Knitter, Kiss, KB, Knifty Knitter long or any double board including homemade looms.

This scarf stays where you put it because one end slides onto the other so it closes without a knot. Great for the accessory impaired! The pattern is 11 pages, fully illustrated. Don’t be intimidated by the many pages. The pattern is very simple to work. The length is due to lots of illustrations, detailed descriptions of techniques and several...

Bulky softball cotton yarn from Country Knitting of Maine makes this cloth very nicely on any loom that can make an version of knit stitch and purl stitch using worsted weight yarn. If you must substitute yarn, look for a 100% cotton yarn that is on the heavy end of the #4 worsted weight spectrum if possible. For the dishcloth, loose knitting i...

YARN: Red Heart With Love or similar worsted weight #4 yarn. The medium size took 18 oz. of yarn. Mathematical estimates indicate that the small would take 15 and the large 22 oz.

The basic Addi hat, knitted on the Addi Kingsize machine, has a rolled brim. But we can manage a folded and doubled hem without much trouble. We cannot go all around hanging the hem at once because the Addi withdraws the needles into the machine after each knits its stitch.This pattern gives 2 ways to make this kind of hat with detailed illustr...

This bikini will steal the show at the beach and it is easy to knit. The pattern includes 3 sizes to fit 31-36 bust and 33-38 hip Takes a maximum of 45 pegs on each board with 2 skeins Deborah Norville Everyday Worsted. Knitted in double stockinette with the smallest spacer on the All-N-One Knitting Board gets a gauge of 3.5 stitches and 4.5 ro...

Pattern takes just a little bit of Patons Classic Wool yarn. Use up your scraps! This yarn not only felts well, it is also merino wool which makes it very suitable for babies, due to its reliable softness. Pre-felting gauge of 14 stitches, 18 rows/4” may be achieved with either the knit stitch, enlarged flat stitch or the U stitch. This was des...

Knit a traditional European string shopping bag on your All-N-One Loom or any loom with a similar gauge that can provide the right number of pegs and on which knitting may be worked in the round. The bag is a great practice piece as it includes several stitches. Complete instructions and illustrations for each stitch are included in the pattern...

This lacy jacket fits nearly everyone. Knitting is wonderfully simple.

These multi-color tuck cloths are made on any double knitting board that can be adjusted to handle worsted weight #4 cotton well. These include AIO, Noble Knitter, Kiss, AKB with metal pegs. 24 pegs per side are needed.Gauge is not terribly important if you are able to get a nice fabric.

This shawl closes by sliding one end through a pair of slits in the other end of the fabric so no other closure is needed. Knit it on an Authentic Knitting double knitting board with at least 52 pegs. Other similar loom designs will also work as long as they have enough pegs and can handle doubled worsted weight yarn. Finished size is 18X72” wi...

This wonderful garment can be a scarf or a hood or cowl or all of the above. It is fabulously wind-resistant and easier on the hair-do than most hats. Knitting is simplicity itself. Authentic Knitting Board with at least 26 needles on each side using the widest spacer, a Knifty Knitter Long Loom or another double knitting board that can match t...

This hat come in 2 sizes: 15” and 21” in circumference. One is for babies, the other for big kids and adults. It features a brim and a lattice-work band above the brim. The crown is shaped with a technique that removes bulk but does not require adjusting the loom. All-N-One loom using 58 or 82 needles depending on size. Knit it in worsted weigh...

This pretty cabled collar has a Victorian flavor and keeps the wearer warm in chilly rooms without looking overly bundled up. You’ll find the cables surprisingly simple.

Keyhole scarves stay neatly where you put them. The project is suitable for advanced beginners. Once basic knitting skills have been mastered, the cable is easily learned. Pattern features a simple technique to make the cables dramatically visible in stockinette stitch.

This thick and cozy blanket can be an extra-warm afghan, a wall hanging or even a rug. It makes a great play mat for babies or a luxurious picnic blanket.Personally, I snuggle under mine on the sofa in the winter. Knit it on an Authentic Knitting Board, Knifty Knitter Long Loom, Kiss Loom or Noble Knitter. 100 needles make the blanket it one pi...

This scarf may look like it is closed with an elaborate knot but it is really another version of a keyhole scarf and requires

This hat has a shaped crown that gives it a very smooth fit. A touch of fairisle adds pizzazz with only a little bit of extra work. Sized to fit all adults. Hat is stretchy. Most kids age 10 and up can wear the adult size. Stitches used are double board rib and double board stockinette. All stitch instructions including fairisle are included. U...

Celebrate winter with this snowflake scarf! It is a good introduction to two-color knitting. There are only 2 snowflakes to knit: one at each end of the scarf. So you get a lot of drama for a little bit of effort. The rest of the knitting is very simple. Straight and keyhole versions are included in the pattern.

These abbreviated socks are great for yoga, gymnastics and dance or anytime contact with the floor must be maintained but warm ankles would be nice, too! Use an Authentic Knitting Board with 22-26 pegs or any other double knitting board that can achieve a gauge of 3 stitches per inch on one side of the fabric and has enough needles. Suggested y...

Thanks to the nature of fairisle and criss-cross stitches, this bag is actually sturdy enough to hold your stuff. Surprisingly simple to knit, too. Knit on an Authentic Knitting Board, Long Loom, Kiss Loom or Noble Knitter with 27-43 needles on each side, depending on size and gauge selected. Two gauges are given. Worsted weight yarn that gets ...

BOARD: Authentic Knitting Board with 22-24 needles varying by size

SHAPELY SHAWL is a turtle-back jacket for double knitting boards. It requires an Authentic Knitting Board or similar double knitting loom with at least 40 needles pegs on each side, 3 skeins Lion Wool-ease or other worsted weight yarn and 1 skein Loops and Threads Country Loom yarn or other fluffy super-bulky yarn Double stockinette stitch on a...

Worsted version requires a knitting board that will knit worsted weight yarn with 16-24 needles on each side. The Authentic Knitting Board and the Noble Knitter can be adjusted to do this. Bulky version requires a board with 12-18 needles on each side. The Authentic Knitting Board with 1/2” spacing or a Knifty Knitter long loom may be used for ...

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Use a Knifty Knitter long loom, a KB double knitting board or Kiss loom set up for double knitting for this pattern. Knitting is very, very simple. One skein makes a luxurious collar, 2 makes a scarf. More yarn may be added to make a really long scarf. While other fur yarns may be used, Lion Fun Fur has been by far the most satisfactory in my e...

29 pages generously illustrated. Several versions of the pattern are given that allow the length and fit to be adjusted to personal taste. It can be knitted on the standard, mid-gauge or bulky and fit busts from 30-50”.Quite a number of different yarns may be used. Many finishing options are included.

This is for standard gauge & Passap knitting machines.No ribber is needed. Make a bikini in sizes 4-12 with shaped cups to suit the wearer. Cups and seat are short-rowed to perfect the shape and a complete article on short-rowing is included. Other yarns that are suitable for the use and match the gauge may be used. If you would never, neve...

This pattern was designed for the Red Knifty Knitter. This loom has 31 pegs. Any similar loom may be used. The Kiss Dragon has not been used to test the pattern but is a good candidate. 30 or 32 stitches would also produce an acceptable bag. Keep this in mind if your loom has an even number of stitches. Any version of knit stitch may be used.

Lion Thick and Quick is used on a Knifty Knitter or Kiss Dragon Loom. Lion Big Yarn is used on an even bulkier loom with pegs spaced an inch apart.