I have another Knitting Bucket List Challenge coming your way, and it is courtesy of Amy on Facebook. Her response to the question of what she wanted to knit someday was simple: “Argyle socks.” An understandable request given how iconic argyle socks are, especially in the world of knitting.
Since 1995, Project Linus has been distributing handmade blankets to needy children all over the United States. Learn how you can be a part of their story The story of Project Linus begins with the story of a 3-year-old girl named Laura. Laura was fighting cancer and took her precious blankie with her everywhere. Parade…
These adorable free mittens for children are the perfect patterns for the children in your lif
If you’ve ever dreamed of knitting your own sweater coat, one of these patterns may be just what you’re looking for “I want a full-length sweater coat. I haven’t knitted one yet, because I haven’t found a pattern for one in a plus size. I mean, a real plus size. Not this ‘size 12 is…
Toddlers to pre-teens need hats every bit as much as preemies and infants. You can knit them with these beautiful patterns for children’s hats (most of them free!) It seems like whenever we think of charity knitting for young ones, we concentrate on babies and preemies and forget about the ones who are walking and…
On our Facebook page, Angela asked about knitting charities in Oregon. I reproduced this question in a recent Knitting Nuggets Newsletter, and I received a tremendous response! So here I’d like to introduce you to three Oregon charity knitting opportunities: Love-Squared, the Assistance League, and Occupy Medical. I’ll also share an email from a reader…
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