Tag: knitting pattern

  • Starlight Pullover Design

    Starlight Pullover Design

    If there’s one yarn that you can never, ever, eeevvver go wrong with, it is the yarnicorn wool from we are knitters. This yarn is freaking gorgeous. From the ordering it to the opening the package to the looking at the yarn to the feeling it’s soft fluffiness and then to the knitting it. You just truly won’t even want to stop looking at it and you’ll love everytime you get to sit down for a knit sesh with it and then when you get to wear your finished piece.

    The Starlight pullover was designed from a need for a basic pullover with a collared neck that could really be worn with anything. I also needed a quick satisfying project to get a little dopamine hit, and this def hit that.

    Materials Needed

    5 Skeins We Are Knitters “the wool” or similar super chunky weight yarn, roughly 435 yards (this particular color is called yarnicorn)

    Sizes 15mm (US 17) and 25mm (US 50) straight knitting needles

    Darning needle for seaming 

    Skills Needed

    Longtail cast on method, 2×2 twisted ribbing, stockinette stitch, bind off, picking up stitches, seaming

    To purchase your copy of the Starlight pullover, click here!

  • Free Pattern | Knitting Needles Case

    Free Pattern | Knitting Needles Case

    I’ve been waiting on some yarn to finish my latest design and it’s been the biggest disaster! At this point, my post office delivered it somewhere and they don’t know where and whoever got it decided to keep it. I was out of town for a week and a half on a trip to the UP of Michigan and a few days in Minnesota and returned home and my yarn has still not shown up.

    So anyway, while I was waiting for this yarn to make its appearance, my daughter hauled up a tote of yarn that I had in the storage. All “the tape” from We Are Knitters. So I was like well I might as well use some of this. I did a little bit of a brainstorming sesh and came up with the cute little idea of a crossbody bag. Then as I was about to start on it, I saw my needles and was like hoooold up.

    I have had so many needles break on roadtrips. It’s one of thee most frustrating things and also an expensive problem. They’ve been stepped on by kids or unknowingly had a heavier bag placed on top of them and they snap. So I figured since it would take quick, might as well try make a case for them.

    And it turned out perfect. This yarn knits up quite sturdy so while they might still break if jumped on, they’re a lot more protected. It was a good use of yarn that I have an absolute ton of!

    It holds quite a few sets too! I tested it with a set of 15mm, 10mm, and 8mm. All 3 fit. Game changer for my knitting needles while traveling.

    Get your free guide here!

  • Rosemary Tee Design

    Rosemary Tee Design

    A new knit tee for the warm summer months. This tee is designed to be a basic staple for your knit wardrobe. Knit with We Are Knitters “the cotton” and size 8 (US 11) straight knitting needles, it’s a quick one! The larger needles give it a lighter and airy fit, perfect for everyday wear.

    If you’ve got basic knitting skills, you’ll have no problem knitting this sweater tee. It’s easy, fun, and oh the color options you can try! Im already wanting to knit another in pink and ivory.

    Materials Needed

    2 skeins We Are Knitters “the cotton” in color A (purple) or similar DK yarn – 464 yards 

    1 skein We Are Knitters “the cotton” in color B (green)  or similar DK yarn- 232 yards 

    Size 8mm (US 11) straight knitting needles

    Darning needle for weaving in ends and seaming.

    Purchase your copy of the Rosemary tee pattern here!