I Want To Knit A Hat Now. How Do You Knit A Hat? Is It Hard?
I am embracing knitting. I knitted another dishcloth on the weekend. I also got myself a darling little knitting basket. And I've found a monthly knitting group at a very cute yarn place. I stopped in once and it was very pornish.So, seriously. Does anyone know any good easy beginner hat patterns?
posted by Desperate Housewife at
9:04 PM
9 Comments:
I just want to know how to knit - I don't care what it is.
You are doing awesome! Taking to this like a duck does to water!
Love your knitting basket!
oooh. I see a yarn addiction coming on!
A hat is easier than the dishcloths.
I'll send you some links.
OH!
I just looked at that yarn store and then went to their blog....wow! You hit the jackpot. (And the dog is adorable).
A hat is easier than a dishcloth? Really?!
Oh, nice job on the dishcloth! I'm sure you can master a hat! I must finish my dishcloth. It's time to move on to something else.
Can ya knit me one of these, man?
Hats are easy...
For free patterns check out
Knitty (look at the archives too)
http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEwinter06/index.html
Magknits (look at the archives too)
http://www.magknits.com/
Chic Knits free patterns http://www.chicknits.com/free.shtml
Chic Knits patterns for sale http://www.chicknits.com/infopdf.shtml
Get yourself a copy of Sally Melville's books
Knitting Experience: The Knit Stitch http://www.needleartsbookshop.com/knitting_books/Knit_Stitch.html
and
Knitting Experience: The Purl Stitch http://www.needleartsbookshop.com/knitting_books/Purl_Stitch.html
Oh, you are lucky to live near London Wul! I believe Heidi knitting classes too.
She has a lot of information for a new knitter & plently of great patterns to try.
Sigh...
My comment got frigged up.
This part was referring to Sally Melville and her books. ...She has a lot of information for a new knitter & plenty of great patterns to try.
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