Knitting is one of my favorite hobbies and I think I enjoy it most during the winter. It's the perfect task when you're curled up in a blanket or sitting in front of a fire. You probably know plenty of people who need scarves, gloves, blankets, slippers, sweaters, and hats in the winter, but even if you have a surplus, you can donate the excess. I've got a few projects on my must-knit list for the winter and I thought I'd share it with my fellow knitters, just in case you're looking for something new, too!
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1. Elegant Ribbon Lace Scarf with Beads
Source: abc-knitting-patterns.com
You can never have too many scarves, but if you happen to have too many, then you might as well make a few fashion scarves that also serve a function. This one makes a great gift, FYI.
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2. Reversible Cabled Blanket
Source: knitculture.com
I love knitted blankets! This one looks so cozy.
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3. Downton Abbey Hat
Source: anniecholewa.com
There's never a bad time for a hat. There's never a bad time for "Downton Abbey." And so.
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4. Honeylicious Sweater
Source: ravelry.com
This is actually a great sweater for a beginner knitter. Sweaters are difficult, yeah, but this pattern is fun and fairly easy to follow.
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5. Easy-Peasy Leg Warmers
Source: craftsy.com
The name says it all! Since leg warmers and boot cuffs are oh so very on trend at the moment and since you can size these to fit anyone, I'd say this is a must-knit pattern, too.
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6. Sprigs Scarf
Source: etsy.com
This is like handmade haute couture, but it's wonderfully uncomplicated.
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7. Chevron Blanket
Source: purlsoho.com
Call me basic, but I still love chevron as an accent pattern. I'm particularly obsessed with chevron blankets, so there you go.
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8. Regina Hat
Source: ravelry.com
This is the way to wear a knit cap. This one's an eventual goal for me, I'm not quite there yet. Could you make this?
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9. Fox Scarf
Source: gina-michele.com
This is included because it is the most adorable thing ever.
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10. Simple Pleasures Hat
Source: purlsoho.com
So, yeah, I've got a lot of hats on my goal list. I've got to figure out the whole knitting in the round thing first.
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11. Japanese Feather Stole
Source: knitspot.com
This is unbelievably pretty and dedicated. It's not easy, no, but this scarf is so versatile. It's light enough for the spring and summer, plus you could layer it with heavier scarves in the fall and winter.
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12. Cloche Divine
Source: ravelry.com
What can I say? Besides, I've rarely met a cloche I didn't like.
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13. Ice Breakers Thermal Leg Warmers
Source: craftsy.com
Practical and pretty! I have to knit some of these for @Heather.
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14. Knitted Wrist Mittens
Source: knitty.com
Ditto these. Let's also take a moment to appreciate that phrase. "Wrist mittens." Adorable.
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15. Double Chevron Lace Scarf
Source: ravelry.com
What? I told you. Though I must confess that I like the pattern more than the color.
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16. Lucy Hat
Source: interweavestore.com
This is way too sophisticated for me right now, but oh, someday. Someday.
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17. Fable Mitts
Source: craftylittlesewnsew.wordpress.com
Same with these. Love those buttons!
So, what have you got on your needles?
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