ksweet2015 asked:


I love to knit! Bottom line, I love knitting simple things such as afghans, simple sweaters, socks & hats. But when I surf the web I cannot seem to find websites that offer “simple, basic, pattern for FREE!” I make lots of things for senior’s, disable vetrans, and young mom’s who can’t afford pretty sweater sets for their young new born babies. I make the sweater sets\booties. Then, I throw in; receiving blankets, crib blankets, and others thing to complete the gift set for the new born. If anyone know of website that offer free pattern please email.

HOUSTON

Ammy asked:


I would like a beginner knitting pattern for solid legwarmers. Thank you!

PASQUALE

CrochetMama asked:


I would like to make this hat for my husband.
http://marniemaclean.com/patterns/carlsbad/index.html

The pattern calls for US#1 knitting needles and fine gauge cotton yarn. If I want to use size 7 or 8 circular needles (that’s what I have) and use this great light weight yarn I already have, how do I adjust the number of stitches to cast on.

Thanks for any help you can provide!

JAME

Mia asked:


I’m making a hat for myself, and I don’t have circular knitting needles. I’ve already knitted a few rows, and now it’s asking me to starting rounding. I don’t know how to round, and was wondering if it’s possible to knit a hat on regular knitting needles. Thanks.

LON

Amie87 AKA Mrs. L asked:


My cousin is having a Winnie the Pooh theme for her nursery/baby shower and I really wanted to knit her a baby blanket but I can’t find a good pattern. It has to be remotely easy since I haven’t been knitting that long, but I’ll try anything. Thanks in advance!

CARTER

Valerie S asked:


I have been knitting a queen sized blanket for the past year and finally it is ready to be finished but smart me forgot how the heck to finish it off. If anyone could give me some help that would be great.

FELIX

JustWondering. asked:


I’ve read that when knitting tops that it is better to use 24″ long needles. However, 24″ needles are circular needles.
Is it better to knit tops using circular needles? (Even if the pattern doesn’t call for circular needles)?

What would be a good length to use for knitting tops on regular single point needles?

RAPHAEL

tinsel1981 asked:


My knitting always curls at the edges, even when knitting garter stitch, and no matter what yarn I am using (whether wool, acrylic or another). I have tried casting on more loosely, but with no difference. I always block woollen pieces, which helps, but not with acrylic. Apart from crocheting the edges, which is good but not suitable for everything I make, is there another way to get my knitting to lie flat by changing the way I knit?

MICHEL

ggenius92 asked:


I am thinking of getting a knitting loom. I never knitted before, so this will be my first time. I saw that there are different sizes (10in, etc). The thing I’m not sure about is what size knitting loom should I get? I’m planning to make things like scarves, bags, and beanies.

DUNCAN

mudd_puddle asked:


My knitting pattern reads as follows:

“row 3: yfwd, k2″

I’ve read elsewhere that it’s a British abbreviation for yarn over, but it comes at the start of the pattern. I thought you could only do a yarn over between two stitches. Can you do it at the beginning of a row? (if so, how? I’m really lost on this one)

JOSHUA