Knitting Girls Lovely White Neck Warmer Knitting Pattern

This pattern is part of "Knitting Girls Lovely White Winter Set".
Find more Scarfs/Neck Warmers in the Neck Warmers/Scarfs Section.

What do you need?
- Knitting yarn in the color you like (about 50 grams)
- 3 little buttons in a matching color
- a piece of ribbon ( 50 cm)

- 2 knitting needles (4mm/US#6)

Knitting Pattern

Put 70 stitches on a 4 mm needle. Knit 25 lines in rib stitch (knit 1, purl 1). In the next row, multiply every knit stitch by 3. You have 70+70=140 stitches on your needle. Knit 8 rows in rib stitch (knit 3, purl 1). In the next row multiply the knit stitches next to a purl stitch by 2. You have 140+70=210 stitches on your needle. Knit 10 rows in rib stitch (knit 5, purl 1). In the next row multiply the knit stitches next to a purl stitch by 2. You have 210+70=280 stitches on your needle. Knit 12 rows in rib stitch (knit 7, purl 1). Bind off and most part of your neck warmer is finished.

Finishing the neck warmer.
Sew the three buttons on to the neck warmer and a 3 loops of knitting yarn. Then, cut of a piece of ribbon and weave the ribbon though the little holes in the neckwarmer. Make sure you make some sewing stitches over the ends of the ribbon, to keep it from splitting.

Knitting Girls Lovely Laptop Snuggler Knitting Pattern

What do you need?
- Knitting yarn primary color (about 250 grams) (here brown)
- Knitting yarn secondary color (about 20 grams) (here blue)
- 2 knitting needles (4mm/US#6)

Knitting Pattern

Cast on 80 stitches.
Knit 4 lines in tricot stitch (knit one line, purl 1 line).

Next line you’ll do some stitch switching to make the decorative cable:
Knit 15 stitches, put 3 stitches on a cable needle (keep BEHIND the work), knit 3 stitches, knit the 3 stitches of the cable needle, put the next 3 stitches on the cable needle (keep IN FRONT OF the work), knit 3 stitches, knit the 3 stitches of the cable needle, and the first cable is finished.
Then, knit 11 stitches, put 2 stitches on a cable needle (keep BEHIND work), knit 2 stitches, knit the 2 stitches of the cable needle, and the little in the middle is finished also.
Last, knit 11 stitches, put 3 stitches on a cable needle (keep BEHIND the work), knit 3 stitches, knit the 3 stitches of the cable needle, put the next 3 stitches on the cable needle (keep IN FRONT OF the work), knit 3 stitches, knit the 3 stitches of the cable needle, and the third cable is finished.

The “cable making” line is finished now. Now knit 3 lines in tricot. Than you’ve arrived at the second “cable making” row. The pattern for this is of course is the same as for the first “cable making” row (CMR).
Just repeat the above pattern for cable making until your knit work reaches a height of about 65 cm (26 inches).
Cast of, and sew the just created end together with the base of the knit work. Than close one side of the snuggler by sewing. Now the basic laptop cover is finished, and you can add some decorative elements like the crocheted flowers I made.

Knitting Girls Lovely Bewitching Beret Knitting Pattern

Version I: The White Beret

This pattern is part of "Knitting Girls Lovely White Winter Set".

Find more hats in the Hats Section.


What do you need?
- Knitting yarn (about 75 grams)
- Knitting yarn for bow tie (about 20 grams)
- Circular needle or sock knitting needles size 4 mm/US#6.

Knitting Pattern
Cast on 92 stitches.
Knit 10 lines in rib stitch (1K,1P)
In line 11, double all stitches. This means you go from 92 stitches to 184.
Then, knit 10 lines .
After these 10 lines, decrease the amount of stitches as following:
Line 1: knit 21 - knit 2 together - K21 - K2T - K21 - K2T - K21 - K2T - K21 - K2T - K21 - K2T - K21 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 176 stitches).
Line 2: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 3: knit 20 - knit 2 together - K20 - K2T - K20 - K2T - K20 - K2T - K20 - K2T - K20 - K2T - K20 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 168 stitches).
Line 4: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 5: knit 19 - knit 2 together - K19 - K2T - K19 - K2T - K19 - K2T - K19 - K2T - K19 - K2T - K19 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 160 stitches).
Line 6: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 7: knit 18 - knit 2 together - K18 - K2T - K18 - K2T - K18 - K2T - K18 - K2T - K18 - K2T - K18 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 152 stitches).
Line 8: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 9: knit 17 - knit 2 together - K17 - K2T - K17 - K2T - K17 - K2T - K17 - K2T - K17 - K2T - K17 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 144 stitches).
Line 10: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 11: knit 16 - knit 2 together - K16 - K2T - K16 - K2T - K16 - K2T - K16 - K2T - K16 - K2T - K16 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 136 stitches).
Line 12: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 13: knit 15 - knit 2 together - K15 - K2T - K15 - K2T - K15 - K2T - K15 - K2T - K15 - K2T - K15 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 128 stitches).
Line 14: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 15: knit 14 - knit 2 together - K14 - K2T - K14 - K2T - K14 - K2T - K14 - K2T - K14 - K2T - K14- K2T. (8 stitches less makes 120 stitches).
Line 16: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 17: knit 13 - knit 2 together - K13 - K2T - K13 - K2T - K13 - K2T - K13 - K2T - K13 - K2T - K13 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 112 stitches).
Line 18: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Line 19: knit 12 - knit 2 together - K12 - K2T - K12 - K2T - K12 - K2T - K12 - K2T - K12 - K2T - K12 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 104 stitches).
Line 20: knit the whole line (without decreasing stitches).
Then, you have to decrease 8 stitches in EVERY line...
Line 21: knit 11 - knit 2 together - K11 - K2T - K11 - K2T - K11 - K2T - K11 - K2T - K11 - K2T - K11 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 96 stitches).
Line 22: knit 10 - knit 2 together - K10 - K2T - K10 - K2T - K10 - K2T - K10 - K2T - K10 - K2T - K10 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 88 stitches).
Line 23: knit 9 - knit 2 together - K9 - K2T - K9 - K2T - K9 - K2T - K9 - K2T - K9 - K2T - K9 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 80 stitches).
Line 24: knit 8 - knit 2 together - K8 - K2T - K8 - K2T - K8 - K2T - K8 - K2T - K8 - K2T - K8 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 72 stitches).
Line 25: knit 7 - knit 2 together - K7 - K2T - K7 - K2T - K7 - K2T - K7 - K2T - K7 - K2T - K7 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 64 stitches).
Line 26: knit 6 - knit 2 together - K6 - K2T - K6 - K2T - K6 - K2T - K6 - K2T - K6 - K2T - K6 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 56 stitches).
Line 27: knit 5 - knit 2 together - K5 - K2T - K5 - K2T - K5 - K2T - K5 - K2T - K5 - K2T - K5 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 48 stitches).
Line 28: knit 4 - knit 2 together - K4 - K2T - K4 - K2T - K4 - K2T - K4 - K2T - K4 - K2T - K4 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 40 stitches).
Line 29: knit 3 - knit 2 together - K3 - K2T - K3 - K2T - K3 - K2T - K3 - K2T - K3 - K2T - K3 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 32 stitches).
Line 30: knit 2 - knit 2 together - K2 - K2T - K2 - K2T - K2 - K2T - K2 - K2T - K2 - K2T - K2 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 24 stitches).
Line 31: knit 1 - knit 2 together - K1 - K2T - K1 - K2T - K1 - K2T - K1 - K2T - K1 - K2T - K1 - K2T. (8 stitches less makes 16 stitches).
Line 32: K2T, repeat until end (8 stitches less makes 8 stitches).
Cut the yarn and put the end through the last 8 stitches and pull them together.
Your beret is finished!

Version II: The Red Beret.

I made 2 minor changes to my first beret knitting pattern:
1. In stead of doing ribstitch knit 1, purl 1, I did knit 2, purl 2...
2. In stead of knitting 10 line, I knitted 14 lines...

I marked the changes in the following pattern:

Cast on 92 stitches.
Knit 10 lines in rib stitch (2K,2P)
In line 11, double all stitches. This means you go from 92 stitches to 184.
Then, knit 14 lines.
After these 14 lines, decrease the amount of stitches as following:
The rest of the pattern is the same as my previous white beret.

Moving around my free knitting patterns

Hi All!

My weblog has moved to here :D! Together with all these great free knitting patterns! I'm sure much more will follow.

I'm starting of this new weblog here by putting all 'old' pattern on here. And later on, new ones will be added.

If you have any suggestions about the patterns or the structure of my weblog, feel free to tell me!

Romy