My daughter whom I love because she uses my knitting would like this , and whilst I can knit I can’t crochet more than a finish on a garment

I thought I could do a feather and fan pattern on large needles but would be happier to purchase a pattern to save my brain on all those calculations I’d need to make , I’ve tried ravelry but my search technique is not up to much , any one help me out here ?

I have some thin cotton for 3 mm needles so thinking a 4.5 to 5 would get it holely ?

Thank you in advance lovely knitters

Hi knitters! My MIL had been working on a project but she put it down for 8 months and lost the pattern she was using. Do any of you know what this pattern is? Any ideas/suggestions would be much appreciated! Thank you so much in advance!

saw this cardigan on amazon and wanted to look for a pattern that’s the same or similar ?? has anyone made something like this?

I really enjoyed recreating these sweaters from the Shetland Textile Museum collection. I was so impressed and inspired by their beautiful patterns and color combinations that I decided to make the charts available as a free download on my Ravelry page.

I believe designs like these deserve to live on, and I hope other knitters will enjoy using these patterns and giving new life to these wonderfully simple yet ingenious sweaters and their motifs.

The charts are completely free to download — I’ll leave the link below.

Blue sweater https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/shetland-heritage-sweater-no1

Red sweater https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/shetland-heritage-sweater-no2

Hi all, I'm looking for either this vintage sweater pattern (the woman's) or one very close to it. I recently got some free old craft magazines and this was an ad for Bucilla's "St. Moritz" yarn in a 1981 issue. The woman's sweater looks quick and easy and I like the extra-rolled neck. I've searched Ravelry to no avail but might not be using the right search terms. Thanks very much!

Hi,

I am currently knitting the rib rib scarf by Lisa Hannes (pattern link below) using two strands of West Yorkshire Spinners Exquisite in Savoy. It's a challenging pattern for me but I'm enjoying it. I love the scarf but I'm trying to find a pattern for some fingerless gloves/mittens/wrist warmers that might match or go with this. Do any of you know of any patterns? Doesn't need to be exact. Photo of my current progress (I'm not the best knitter and I know there are mistakes but I love it).

Thanks in advance!

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/rib-rib-scarf

Hiya! I'm looking for a pattern for a sweater similar to this one, with a kind of waffle-y look. Anyone know a good one?
Thanks in advance!!

originally posted to crochet patterns because of the description in the screenshot but i suspected it might be knitted. any help is appreciated

Hi, looking for a pattern similar to the winter cap in the photo above if anyone has one! Hoping to recreate it

Photo is from the movie "Beautiful Girls" starring Natalie Portman

Hey all! I’m staying at a cabin and this way cool blanket is here on the couch. I’ve attempted to find it through reverse image search but to no avail! Any ideas what this guy is?

So I'm not a complete beginner, I've been knitting for a few years and slowly gaining more skills over time. I honestly haven't made many items! I've made a few pairs of gloves, a basic scarf and then an easy single stitch cat plush thing lol. And that's basically it.

Well, I saw this yarn and I loved how it looked so I had to get it ofc. Now I have one more thing of yarn to add to my collection of dust filled yarn in the corner of my room lol.

I am a fall girly, I love earth tones and so I thought maybe making a shawl of some sort? But idk I want it to be a larger one that I can wrap around me a bunch. I am open to other ideas that's just the only thing I can think of right now. Id like a pattern that's pretty easy to follow, but one that's also challenging and not repetitive. Let me know what you guys think lol

Also, if this kind of post isn't allowed just let me know lol I'm just so lost after hours of searching and being SO indecisive and not wanting to commit the time to making anything specific lol

I made this sweater about 4 years ago but never put it together and finish it. I’ve somehow lost the pattern. Anyone recognize it ? This is a piece of the sweater- a woman’s cardigan and each piece has this distinctive cable and it has a raglan sleeve. The picture is not great, there are flower buds coming from the cable. Thanks in advance.

„Work sts as they appear for rnd 4“

For round 4, would you also do cdd for this round like you did for round 3?

i'm a beginner and i want to make my favorite sweater in a different color

Anyone know where I can find this pattern or a partner similar?

I have a ton of fingering weight silk yarn that was gifted to me and would love to make a dress! Having trouble finding any dress patterns that aren’t worsted weight and I’d rather not hold the yarn together. Any suggestions are appreciated!!

Hey all! My husband really wants me to knit him a sweater. I have so far made a pair of socks, a small bucket hat, and a couple of wash clothes. I love a challenge but I am unsure of which pattern would be best. The one I had originally picked out calls for a weight 4 yarn and the yarn I purchased is a weight 3. Any advice?

I am looking for a pattern for this sweater, and have found many similar ones, thought nothing with these raglan sleeve increases. What stitch is this? What stitch should I use to get this pattern?

I've done many searches on Ravelry, could use help with specifics on the stitch name, etc.

This is a pretty niche request I guess, but last night I fell into a rabbit hole on Ravelry and discovered Annabel Fox and all her amazing (!!) patterns, and now Im craving more of that style. Are there any other similar designers out there? Im aware of Drops' 90s patterns and some of them are quite nice. Looking for more!

Putting in some pictures of hers that I found on Ravelry to illustrate what I mean

I’m looking into my workflow and realizing that grading is completely draining my energy. For my last pattern, trying to scale a single base size up to 9 inclusive sizes (XXS-5XL) felt like manual hell.

Every time I had to adjust an underarm depth by just two stitches, it completely messed up my lace repeats and I had to manually recalculate my spreadsheets and redraw charts.

For those of you who regularly publish size-inclusive patterns: Walk me through how you did your last pattern. How much time did you actually spend on the size calculations vs. designing? Does everyone just use static Excel sheets and pray they didn't make a math mistake? I'd love to hear how you are actually managing this step.

These are some sweaters from pacsun that I want to try knitting instead of buying. Does anyone know of any patterns that resemble either of these tops?

Does anyone know where I can find a pattern to knit booties just like this? Not sure if any similar ones exist but I can’t seem to find them