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I am a very visual person.
I find the pictures that go along with
the pattern much more helpful to me than the actual instructions.
I also tend to ignore the written instructions and just 'make
it
look like the picture' instead, so if these patterns have mistakes in
the written instructions, I probably missed it.
My Patterns
A Few Free Patterns for
Kid's Stuff
really easy fruit hats for kids
(felt for leaves instead of knitted makes this a great beginner project)
Kathy's Mittens
have no 'left and right' side to confuse kids or make the pattern more
difficult. Very cute with good picture of final product.
(click
on photo for closer look)
Frog Pond by Marnie MacLean.
Infant hat pattern written as chart. (click on photos for closer look)
Beatrice Hat & Jilian Cardigan from the Garter
Belt. Beginning colorwork design
"made with love" layette has a raglan sweater & booties, mitts, and hat
Wool-Ease baby bunting horrid
picture, but it is really tough finding a baby bunting set
Dragon Hoodie by Marnie MacLean.
very cute infant pattern, but best of all, great pictures that show both sides of the hoodie. (click on photos for closer look)
Cutie Patootie Kimono style baby
jacket with hat
Wool-ease counting sheep sweater
Holiday Toddler Vest is
worked from bottom up in the round. Looks like a good basic
shape for a vest, with or without the fair isle work
Zippered Vest in childs size 14.
Seed stitch with ribbing
Yellow Brick Road Booties
Baby Ugg Boots made with suede
yarn.
Free Patterns for Adults
Wyvern Woman's Sock Pattern
by Marnie MacLean. I wish everybody would photograph their
stuff
like she does. You can actually see what the heck is going
on!
(click on photos for closer look)
Mark's Birky Sock / Subversive Socks
is worth reading just for the comedic edge.
Fuzzy Galore includes some geeky patterns
Sweaterscape has some of the most
breathtaking color work I have seen.
Yarn Company Patterns
Bernat
Berroco
Caron
Lion
Patons
Rowan
Patterns that you pay for
Little Turtle Knits
is the top banana for diapering & kid patterns (along with a
handful of family patterns). I own several and find them to
be
well-written, well photographed, and lots of pattern support via the
forums or the owner herself.
Knitting at Knoon has some
adorable kid's patterns, and adult patterns that actually look wearable
instead of uber-funky.
knitkit lots of cool felted bags
Fiber Gypsy sock patterns
Knitting Zone various patterns
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