When life gives you cold, keep your ears warm with one of these popular free knitting patterns for earflap hats While I live in Oklahoma now, I spent most of my life in Ohio. And one thing Ohio is famous (some would say infamous) for is its bitterly cold winters. When I was a child,…
The perfect bonnet will make any baby–and many grown-ups!–look ever-so-stylish Are you searching for a charming gift for a very special baby? Do you have an unconventional friend or relative who isn’t afraid to wear something a little retro on their head? If the answer to either of these two questions is “yes!”, might I…
Stocking and pixie hat patterns happen to be among my favorites. I love the long floppiness of stocking caps, and I adore the pointed tip of pixies. Many stocking caps also happen to be pixies, so I thought it would be fun to combine the two for this, our final look at popular free online…
Tired of beanies? Try knitting a sleek and chic beret for a fun change of pace Have you grown tired of knitting beanies? Beanies are, of course, endlessly practical and versatile. But sometimes you might feel like you can only figure out so many ways to make them unique. 😳 Perhaps it’s time for you…
Hat patterns are some of the most widely-varied in all the knitting world. When you say “hat pattern” to a knitter, that knitter may well picture something very different from what you will picture. You may think of a beanie, a stocking hat, a brimmed hat, a beret, or some other variety. In fact, Ravelry.com’s…
As an alternative to chemo caps, kerchief and turban knitting patterns are great choices to knit for cancer patients Want to knit for cancer patients? Consider that many women undergoing chemotherapy enjoy wearing kerchiefs, bandanas, and/or turbans in addition to or instead of hats. Both have their advantages. Hats (so long as they’re not lacy)…
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