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Check out this free pattern for a boho-chic, scrap-happy scarf, just in time for fall! Perfect for yummy handspun leftovers.

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pragueloop

The difference between wearing handmade socks and wearing mass produced ones is way bigger than anyone sees... until they try them on. tips?

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rachel.martinez13

Getting ready for fall with this gorgeous grey slouchy hat

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saxarocks

I gave myself the challenge of knitting a sexy babushka. Can you make a sexier one?

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saxarocks

I am a crafty orange ninja?

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pragueloop

A knitted golem - if you ae not familiar with the term, i suggest wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Golem. A nasty beast.

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paperstarfish

These zig zagging mittens can be work with either color out. I can't wait for cold weather so I can wear them!

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pragueloop

whale. a soft knitted trophy. now happily residing in new york.

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scrappygolden

Rustic charm makes dishes more enjoyable

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socksandmittens

This cute hand knit accessory will keep your morning coffee warm and your breakfast table cozy and in style!

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craftgawker

I should have taken more pictures of this vest in progress, but I was too busy knitting it! (via myzigzagstitch)

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Craftpassion

Free knitting pattern for a toddler vest.

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gzucker

My nerdy idea was to knit the Traveling Woman shawl, designed, by Liz Abinante while on the road March-June shooting my new craft/knit book.

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alliteration

The alaskan warmer in charcoal grey. an unofficial featured seller interview with seller Ozetta

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sheepsclothing

The pattern for this tea cozy has been written as project for a beginner\'s knitting class soon to be held in Melbourne.

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gzucker

My neighbor said she had handknit hats for her chickens,did I want to come over and photograph them. Hell, yes!

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epellet108

i miss wearing my slouchy hats in winter...

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craftgawker

It goes without saying that in the past few years Ravelry has changed the face of the knitting world. (via sweetgeorgiayarns)

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craftgawker

The warmers are knit at the same time, in the round, with two steeks that are cut open after the knitting and reinforcing.(via zigzagstitch)

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thesittingtree

Beautiful ~ Functional ~ Eco Friendly

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adknits

Achieving domestic bliss through product photography ... or... how I get my husband to help me out.

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craftgawker

Seeing it in navy sealed the deal. The buttons had me at hello. (via rosylittlethings)

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BitterSweet

In need of some knitting inspiration? I have just the book for you...

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epellet108

Sometimes it's just fun to have a really bright color in your life...

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penguinbot

It took me two years, but I finally got around to making my son a handmade toy. From the book Nursery Knits by Zoe Mellor.

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craftgawker

My love affair with spring is in full bloom this year and is evidenced here by this quick little knit. (via purlbee)

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sheepsclothing

Combining cute vintage buttons and pure wool, this cute cozy is sure to keep your morning cuppa steaming hot.

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BitterSweet

A tiny knit frog, and the strange place he ended up...

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socksandmittens

These cable knit fingerless gloves are fun and will keep your hands warm!

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craftgawker

I recently spent some time experimenting with Purl\'s newest craft accessory, the Hana Ami Flower Loom. (via purlbee)

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craftgawker

I’m always on the lookout for good blanket and afghan patterns for my Mom, who is a dedicated blanket knitter. (via myzigzagstitch)

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craftgawker

We had another rainy start to our weekend, so I stayed inside with the children and did some knitting. (via tinyhappy)

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craftgawker

I really hope that you agree that these designs look equally good on both of us...(via ysolda)

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craftgawker

And here’s a peak at my current socks-in-progress. I’m loving simple stockinette at the moment. (via byelin)

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pixelatedmushroom

It might already be winter here in Australia but these gloves look lovely against the autumn leaves ^_^

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CraftyMaria

A very simple and yet very charming coffee pot warmer. Fantastic way to make your breakfast special.

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toastyknits

Somehow, tasty knit wear makes me just fine with the lack of summery weather around Oregon right now

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BitterSweet

Have you ever wondered where the animals go at night...? (A little story, plus a knit moose with tiny bird friends)

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craftgawker

They've been a huge hit in the house, even going so far as to be spotted in a manly Swandri pocket. (via hazelnutgirl)

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craftgawker

The pattern will be published in an actual book! (via myzigzagstitch)

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craftgawker

I knit a baby blanket in two weeks! (via emileeknits)

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craftgawker

Pattern: Northman Mittens by David Schulz. (via myzigzagstitch)

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sheepsclothing

One of my favourite photos. Toddler's pure wool handknitted stripe beanie.

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craftgawker

I’m a bit late with this, but I wanted to reflect on 2008 before I move on to talking about my new projects. (via byelin)

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craftgawker

I knew Elizabeth from Flickr, but didn’t realize she had a knitting blog. (via flintknits)

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bustleandsew

Oh, just so cute .. these little mousies are so easy to make with your free pattern from Bustle and Sew.

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craftgawker

I managed to whip up this little guy for my sister. (via byelin)

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sheepsclothing

Knitted by hand using pure Australian wool, this gorgeous hat features a detachable vintage button.

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