Find knitting patterns for accessories, including knitting belts, knitting jewelry and knitting headbands.
By Griselda Zárate, from the Fall 2019 issue
This hat captures the feeling of enjoying a warm latte on a cool autumn day. Wear this accessory even on good hair days — it will complement all of your casually trendy outfits.
View ProjectBy Ashlee Lackovic, from the Fall 2019 issue
The ponytail hat trend has arrived just in time to keep your team spirit up no matter how cold it gets. The opening at the top will let your messy bun or ponytail free itself without costing you warmth, and you can even tailor the stripes to match your school’s colors.
View ProjectBy Ciara Ní Reachtnín, from the The One-Skein Knitting Collection: 5 Patterns, 5 Skeins issue
Texture and color combine effortlessly in this trendy headband earwarmer. Complete with a cable and braid design, Hazel is a cozy buttoned headband you’ll want to wear all winter long.
View ProjectBy Alice Tang, from the August 2019 issue
Knit in a wool/cashmere/nylon blend yarn, this headband is so soft and oh-so-gentle on your skin. Comprised of just one knit rectangle that’s creatively sewn and woven together, you’ll love how quickly this piece comes to life.
View ProjectBy Amy Gunderson, from the June 2019 issue
Sometimes a quick little project is just what is needed for summertime knitting. Try a knitted scrunchie for a change! This trendy project is easily customizable via color choice and the opportunity for personal embellishments is seemingly endless.
View ProjectBy Alice Tang, from the June 2019 issue
This boho-style headband is light enough to be worn as either a hair accessory or as a cowl! Knitted as a rectangle to start, the pattern will walk you through how simple is it to turn your shape into a boho-chic headband, with a twist.
View ProjectBy Stana D. Sortor, from the June 2019 issue
Why should purses get all the fun little accessories? Knit in the round on two double-pointed needles, these strawberries can be flat or stuffed with polyester filling and attach easily to your little one’s flip flops. Using two I-cords attached to the back of each berry, you’ll be able to tie the strawberry onto each sandal with ease.
View ProjectBy Melissa Metzbower, from the February 2019 issue
This boot cuff takes the image of a honeybee swarm and materializes it into a wearable work of art! This stitch, appropriately named “Bee Stitch” is a stretchy, squishy, dense fabric that holds its shape. The fabric looks like thousands of tiny bees waiting to take flight!
View ProjectBy Melissa Metzbower, from the June 2018 issue
After soaking up some sun on the nice warm sand, throw this cover up on and go grab a drink on the boardwalk! It’s fun to make and simple to wear — just cross in front and slip a strap over each shoulder.
View ProjectBy Kristin Jones, from the April 2018 issue
The Mojave Miniskirt is a very fun twist on the desert motif, evoking the bright colors and the hot sun in a fun transitional knit for spring! The skirt is fitted through the waist and hips with an elastic waistband to ensure a snug fit. Knit from the bottom up and featuring intarsia and duplicate stitches, the pattern is across the center front and back, with a border in garter stitch to really emphasize the pattern and give the skirt a bit of stretch.
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