Fingering weight knitting patterns

If you’re like me, and like most knitters I know, you’ve probably bought a skein or several of sock yarn (let’s not talk about other kinds of yarn right now, OK?) with no real ide…

SKEINS: 3 skeins of Purl Soho’s Linen Quill SIZE: 13 inches wide x 67 inches long COLOR: Lychee Pink

When the weather (actually) starts getting warmer, you don't really want to be knitting out of the A/C with a big pile of fabric in your lap. While I've certainly worked on a sweater at the beach, it's not ideal. Neither is traveling and worrying about losing one of those…

Looking for a beginner knitting project? These easy scarf knitting patterns are a great place to start. This collection is filled with knit scarf patterns

Prepare for winter with this easy, classic headband knitting pattern! Simple enough for knitting beginners, it’s finished with a trendy twist. This headband will be a staple in your winter wardrobe!

This Yarn Weight Categories Chart is an infographic with everything you need to know about knitting needles, yarn types, and projects. Since this printable yarn weight chart includes the yarn weight numbers from 0 to 7, the category, from lace to roving, the knitting needle sizes, in both US and metric measurements, as well as the ideal projects for each type of yarn, you're going to want to keep it nearby every time you're knitting. Not only is this guide to yarn weights great for a…

The Little Basic Cardi is a wardrobe staple you’ll want to knit time and time again. It features a lovely round neck, Short Row and English-Tailored shoulder options, and plenty of customizations to fit just about everybody and sleeve length. Personalized, versatile, and perfect for every season.

Have you had the pleasure of knitting with marled yarn? Marl knitting is one of the easiest ways to add color to any knitting project. It’s also a great

This is a compilation of 25 free fingering crochet patterns. These crochet patterns fingering weight yarn to create beautiful pieces to wear.

For many knitters, fingering weight yarn is the go-to. It's thin enough to create a lovely, drapey garment, but not so thin that you can knit for hours and feel like you're not making any progress (looking at you, lace weight yarn). Fingering weight yarn, or sock weight yarn, is my personal favorite, and partially because so many gorgeous independent dyers out there produce hand-dyed skeins of the stuff by the boatload. For this reason and many others, light weight yarn knitting patterns are…