Find knitting patterns for accessories, including knitting belts, knitting jewelry and knitting headbands.
By Debra Arch, from the August 2021 issue
These easy-to-make bracelets are stylish, great for scraps and perfect for showing off pretty buttons. Make several in an hour and give them to all your friends. These are the modern friendship bracelets that will take over the summer.
View ProjectBy Ashleigh Wempe, from the June 2021 issue
This quick knit was inspired by the vibrant sun and sand dollars found along the Central California coast. These scrunchies look perfect not only on a ponytail, but also fashionably on the wrist.
View ProjectBy Olya Mikesh, from the June 2021 issue
Mariza is a playful skirt inspired by vintage summers with a bohemian flair. Knit with six different colors and grounded with a neutral Ecru color, small amounts of yarn are used for each stripe. Easily adjustable to your own color palette, this skirt can also be a great scrap-busting project
View ProjectBy Jean Clement, from the August 2020 issue
A collar accessory is a fun way to personalize your dog’s ‘attire’. Using braided ties allows the bow tie to be attached to any collar width – and is easy on/easy off. This project is also great for using up leftover yarn.
View ProjectBy Rosann Fleischauer, from the August 2020 issue
Love your pet and want to give him/her a stylish little accessory? This bandana is unique in that there’s a space for your leash clasp to hook onto the collar through the bandana. No more stopping mid-walk to pick up your dog’s bandana!
View ProjectBy Jean Clement, from the August 2020 issue
A sweater that can be considered more of a cape, is the perfect solution for wiggly dogs. With a hole for the neck, the rest of the sweater falls into place easily as a knit belt cinches around your dog’s waist for the perfect customized fit.
View ProjectBy Elisabeth Davis de Herraiz, from the June 2020 issue
The Midsummer Headband is made using a four stitch, four-row repeat stitch pattern with a garter stitch band around all four edges. Each side is different, yet similar, making this a perfectly reversible project — just remember to use a stitch marker so you know which side you’re working on!
View ProjectBy Miranda Jollie, from the April 2020 issue
Brighten up your home with these cheerful, citrus-inspired trinket baskets. Worked in the round from the bottom up, you can make them any size you like. They are perfect for knitting notions, jewelry, or all those bits and pieces you need to keep surfaces tidy.
View ProjectBy Melissa Metzbower, from the April 2020 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 Paula Levy, from the April 2020 issue
This pretty little flower is just begging to be worn in your hair or as a pinned-on accessory. Made using the linen stitch, a wonderful pattern stitch for small accessories, this small flower is a great accessory to any outfit and a great add-on to any gift.
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