A third post filled with free plus-size knitting patterns, featuring cardigan and pullover sweaters Since I took over KnittingforCharity.org, I’ve received quite a few requests for plus-sized knitting patterns. I have posted a few collections already; here you’ll find a general selection of plus-sized patterns; here you’ll find a collection of plus-sized sweater coats and…
Insane knitting patterns have two purposes, for me. One, they can be fascinating. I enjoy discovering the impossibly clever ideas and designs conceived by knitwear designers. And two, they can be inspiring. Some patterns are so beautiful and/or unusual that I can’t help thinking, “Maybe I can try that someday!”
I hope you enjoyed the first post of the series of insane sweater knitting patterns! I sure had fun rounding them up. It’s just amazing the patterns designers come up with… and even more amazing that some knitters actually attempt them! (This is probably a sign that I am far too tame a knitter.)
You might remember the “insane blanket patterns” series I published several months ago, and that it was inspired by a fantastic blanket — a Super Mario Brothers blanket. Well, a few months ago I found another article that related to another fantastic knitting project: the Taylor Swift sweater.
Plus: get the help you need to read and follow knitting patterns Note: back in 2015, Knitting for Charity asked readers for their “knitting bucket lists.” The Knitting Bucket List Challenge series followed, offering assistance to those knitters so that they could acheive their bucket lists. This post is one such challenge! For more Knitting…
You’ll enjoy creating these darling knitting projects for kids’ sweaters almost as much as they’ll enjoy wearing them Knitting a sweater for a child is a unique labor of love. In the creation of any sweater goes a great deal of time, consideration, and care. But I think this is even truer of knitting projects…
