Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label knitting. Show all posts

Wednesday, 24 October 2018

Knitted Pumpkin Free Pattern

Free Knitting Patten, Tiny Knitted Pumpkins, for some last minute Hallowe'en fun. www.goodfoodshared.blogspot.com

If you have knitted the Ghosties that I posted last year ago and you are looking for a new project then you might be interested in this pattern.

Free Knitting Patten, Tiny Knitted Pumpkins, for some last minute Hallowe'en fun. www.goodfoodshared.blogspot.com

I took inspiration from the renowned Jean Greehowe and decided that I could adapt her pattern slightly to make tiny pumpkins.

Wednesday, 25 October 2017

Fun, Easy and Free Hallowe'en Knitting!

Fun and Easy Knitting Hallowe'en Patterns thanks to Jean Greehowe. www.goodfoodshared.blogspot.com

These wonderfully easy ghosts came from one of my favourite knitting designers, Jean Greenhowe. When I looked at her website, I just thought aren't they just adorable! 

Teeny, tiny ghosts that are the perfect Hallowe'en gift, an added bonus is that they are extremely quick (even for a slow knitter like myself) to knit. 

Wednesday, 25 January 2017

Pumpkin Chocolate Chip Muffins and Knitting!!

A Delicious Pumpkin and Chocolate Chip Muffin Recipe and Knitting Swirl Ski Hats in front of a Roaring Open Fire :) GoodFoodShared.Blogspot.com

I've been knitting a LOT recently, it's the most relaxing hobby for this time of the year. I can be found clacking needles in front of a roaring fire with half an eye on the television and the other on which row I'm on. 

It gives your brain a real work out though and I find that I get the munchies...it doesn't take long for my hungry brain to imagine steaming cups of coffee and some tasty, chocolatey muffins!  

A Delicious Pumpkin and Chocolate Chip Muffin Recipe and Knitting Swirl Ski Hats in front of a Roaring Open Fire :) GoodFoodShared.Blogspot.com 

I have fallen in love with this particular free knitting pattern, it's called the Swirled Ski Cap from the Craft Yarn Council and it is surprisingly easy and soooo pretty. 

It's basically a knitted parallelogram that when sewn up, gives this beautiful, buttercream swirl which can be topped off with a fun pom pom. I haven knitted it twice so far experimenting with different yarns and colours. This is my favourite combination, it matches a cowl I knitted late last year, I added the pink blanket stitch to the cowl to make them a matching set. They both stylish and extremely warm for these wintry days.