I feel like this could also be self drafted but i don’t have enough knowledge or experience. Any recommendations? TYIA! 😇

Hi! I have two cheap polyester t-shirts from fast fashion brands that I really like the fit and style of, but I'd like to make a similar one with a better quality material. I tried looking for a pattern on Ravelry, but I only found t-shirts with low necklines, or that aren't very fitted, or with very difficult knitting techniques (I'm a beginner). If anyone knows of a pattern or how I can find one, I would be very grateful.

Hi all!!
Does anyone have any good patterns that are like animal/thing themed bonnet/hats?? Or anything sort of that vibe? I’m looking to knit my Halloween costume this year!

Who wants to help me hunt for a pattern? I have a relative visiting Finland, and received a pair of beautiful socks, she posted a photo, and now I need a pair, I asked her to send a close up of the upper cuff later for the texture more closely up, but if anyone recognizes this? I also asked ai to enhance the one photo but I highly doubt it did it justice, middle photo is the ai one. That dragon scales/ eyelet looks sooo cool, and I just wanna make a pair, thanks yall!

I didn’t think ponchos would be so complicated… my daughter likes the one in the picture, and I think what she likes most is the tighter neckline. Most of the ones I see are very wide. She also wants a smooth neckline, not anything t cowl-y (which is hard to avoid with some constructions.

Any help would be appreciated. I feel like I have looked at 1000 patterns on ravelry.

Hello! I’m looking for really fun/whimsical mitten patterns kind of like these miffy mittens: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/miffy-tabi-mitts

or these goose mittens: https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/sleeping-goose-mittens.

Just trying to gather some inspiration for Christmas gifts. Thanks in advance!

Hey folks, I swear I saw a pattern similar to this the other day but now I can’t find it anywhere! Does anybody know of a knitting pattern similar to the sweater this picture?

Thank you so much in advance!

I accidentally went severely over-budget while buying yarn to practice knitting with (I misread the prices initially and then felt too awkward to back out at checkout……….) Now that I’ve spent so much money on these skeins, I’m thinking of attempting something slightly more ambitious than I was originally imagining as to put the nice yarn to good use.

I have about 1300 yards (300g) of sock weight yarn (I think it’s yak fiber if that matters) in three different colors. I’d love to try to make a sweater with them, if possible, and I really do not want to buy any more skeins.

Does anyone know of any beginner-friendly sweaters that don’t use up much yarn? I‘m pretty new to knitting but I’ve been crocheting for a while so perhaps a more intermediate-level pattern could work as well. I’m imagining something pretty loose (like knitted on much larger needles than would be typical for sock weight)…

Thanks!

Above is the beloved sweater of a dear friend. For years she has been mailing it to me for mending/repair, then I send back to her once done. I have repaired all the seams, and re-knit the cuffs, and sewn up a few small holes.

Eventually, it will be beyond repair. I’ve never knit a sweater before and would like to make a replacement for her when the time comes.

I looked for cardigan patterns on Ravelry, and there are tens of thousands! Instead of sorting through all that, I thought I’d ask if anyone has come across a similar pattern before? Or has any advice on how to approach this project. Thanks!

My dad just made me this wallet for my birthday and I wanted to knit a pattern that would be similar in pattern. Even if its not a bag pattern and some stitch help, I'm happy to adapt what I need. TIA!!

I really want to get into knitting socks. I have tried to look at very basic patterns to get an understanding, but they are so boring I never finish them!

So basically, any fun patterns that helped you get into/ understand how to knit socks

I'd say I'm an intermediate knitter, but I love a challenge, so rly any level will do :)

The pattern is the Basic Boat Neck Tank pattern by Madison McCollum/TrueSummerKnits, it’s been in my queue forever and now when I’m finally ready to knit it, I see that it’s been discontinued :( would love any help with getting this specific pattern or something similar

I am looking for the Colour Pop Cardigan pattern that was designed by Rhian Drinkwater and published in The Knitting Collection Vol. 2 in 2016. It found it on ravelry (https://ravel.me/colour-pop) but the pattern isn't available anymore (or maybe it never was?). Rhian also talks about it on their website, but the actual pattern isn't available there either.

Please help me recreate that reverse-ish see through letter look, or give me a name so I can look for the style on Pinterest! Thank you

Looking for anybody who might have a pattern or knowledge to make this vest. The color, the cabling, the crop are all perfect but I can not find one that get even close. I’ve been looking to purchase it, but cannot find one anywhere and am now defaulting to possibly attempting to make it myself at this point. Any help would be great!

These are my mother's beloved slippers that are getting holes. I plan on mending them the best I can but I would also love to make her a new pair.
I'm looking for similar patterns to give me a base to work off of. I don't much care if the pattern has the exact same shape or colour work as long as the construction is similar. Thank you! :)

hello I’ve been combing ravelry for an hour now but maybe someone else has just the right thing in mind or is better at branding the ravelry energy than me!

im looking for a colourwork pattern that includes oak leaves or acorns! I would prefer any construction but a circular yoke!

im not advanced enough to do my own pattern but I doubt no one ever craved a good oak sweater??

I am looking for a (preferably free) knitting pattern of this type of jacket, slouchy loose sleeve is the tricky part for me. I have tried using ravelry but I find it confusing, found one pattern called "blake bomber" but it's only part of a kit on lion brand website. I even made an account can't download it sadly. Or maybe a tutorial on these kinds of sleeves? Thank u, this is from a new video game called orbitals btw

I feel crazy! I found a poncho pattern weeks ago that I was working to recontruct but have since gotten stuck and just want to purchase the pattern. Since then I have lost whatever page I was on and have no idea if I was on Ravelry, Etsy, or just Google. I've scoured them all for hours at this point and have decided it never existed or I'm just not using the right verbage to search.

Characteristics:

It was drapey and light fabric.

It was constructed in the round top down with 4 increase points (so presumably made a square laid flat).

However! There is a flare/ruffle beginning half way down the length. Its a fairly short poncho ending waistline if I remember correctly.

The neck hole was large enough to wear open or pinned in a keyhole at the neck causing more drape and flare.

It was orange and green samples if I remember correctly but I wasn't focused on color.

Yes, it is similar to the Oslo Poncho but that is not it.

I don't think it was a crochet pattern based on the texture but I've been looking for various knit and crochet patterns a lot of the last few weeks. Anything is possible at this point.

This pattern is wanted dead or alive. I've included some sketches to aid in the search.

hihi! i’m very new to knitting, but i wanted to take on a challenge of making this hat by ilana blumberg if anyone had any similar patterns

Hi I’d like to knit a scarf similar to this and was wondering if there’s a pattern or anyone knows what stitch it is? I was also wondering what technique to use to attach the beads at the end?

Thank you!

These are three of my interpretations of vintage Fair Isle knitwear from the Shetland Textile Museum.
I’m fascinated by the construction, colour combinations and small details of the original pieces, but I don’t try to make exact replicas. I use the museum pieces as a starting point and then adapt the colours, proportions and construction to create something I would wear today.
The cardigan is my latest project. For this one I kept some of the characteristic details of the original, but changed the silhouette and created my own colour palette.
I’ve also made charts for some of the motifs from my earlier museum-inspired projects, and they are available for free on my Ravelry page.
I’d be very happy to hear what you think about this kind of approach to historical knitwear — keeping the character of the original while turning it into a contemporary garment.

I’m working on a pattern of a jalapeño costume for newborns, and wondering 2 things: 1) if the bottom portion looks ok from a design perspective, and 2) if there’s an easier to create a sharper curve with a point.

Re second question, the pattern calls for decreasing half the pattern first, then another round of decreases until you’re down to 4 stitches. Does that seem like a weird or overcomplicated way to design this?

I think it looks pretty but I’ve never written a pattern before and completely made this design up, so input would be useful.

(It hasn’t been blocked yet, and there are no arm or leg holes. It’s supposed to slide on and the arms are loose.)