Find knitting patterns for accessories, including knitting belts, knitting jewelry and knitting headbands.
By Miranda Jollie, from the April 2017 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 Kristin Jones, from the Skirt The Rules: The Knitting Collection of Dresses, Skirts & Tunics issue
This box-pleated skirt is perfect for transitional weather — it’s knit in the round with a wool/nylon yarn that holds the project’s shape while blocking out chilly winds from passing through the fabric. Borrowing popular design elements from the 50s and 60s, lace inserts give this project a fun, flirty feel that’s fit for spring. You’ll love how comfy and confident you’ll feel donning this essential piece!
View ProjectBy Shauna Shiff, from the February 2017 issue
Keep your ears toasty and your look effortlessly chic with the Honeycomb Headband. Designed for active days or casual outings, this high-coverage headband features a textured honeycomb cable pattern that adds visual interest and a snug fit. The use of a provisional cast-on and a Kitchener stitch join ensures a completely seamless finish, so there’s no irritation at the back of your neck. Whether you’re hitting the trails, running errands, or just battling a chilly breeze, this headband offers the perfect blend of comfort, function, and style.
View ProjectBy Helen Gipson, from the February 2017 issue
From my student days trudging through the snow to the lecture halls to giving the dogs a run in nearby snow-covered fields, these leg warmers add an extra layer of warmth and a splash of individuality. These knee-high legwarmers are inspired by the textures of frost-encrusted stems and branches, and the fissures, knarls and knots of bark which become the dominant features of trees in winter.
View ProjectBy Brenda Castiel, from the February 2017 issue
These sporty legwarmers are great for running in frigid weather and for warming up after your run. They feature easy knit and purl textured stitches and a pop of color at the edges. They are worked in the round with an edging that incorporates ribbing and smoothly transitions into the pattern on the body of the piece. Knit in a cozy worsted weight for the maximum in warmth.
View ProjectBy Fatimah Hinds, from the December 2016 issue
These boot toppers are a nice little accessory to add some texture and luxury to any outfit thanks to the tweedy, silk blend yarn. They are worked in the round beginning with a ribbed pattern that is smooth so that it can be easily tucked into the boot followed by a simple four rounds cable pattern.
View ProjectBy Karen Fletcher, from the Weekend in the Woods: Cozy Cabin-Chic Knitting Patterns issue
Boot cuffs are a great way to achieve the look of chunky socks without the bulk. This pattern has no shaping, so it’s a good project if you want to branch out into cables. They’re knit in the round and are offered in seven sizes so you can make matching sets for family members. Plus, you can make them in multiple colors to change up your outfit or give them away as trendy but quick gifts.
View ProjectBy Tian Connaughton, from the RED (I Like Knitting's Version) issue
There’s nothing quite like the sweetness of fresh, sun-warmed berries straight from the bush, and the Berry Picking Apron makes harvesting even more enjoyable. Designed with practicality and style in mind, this apron offers full coverage to protect your clothes while you pick your favorite summer fruits. Its spacious front pockets are perfect for holding small tools or your freshly gathered berries, and its adjustable straps ensure a comfortable fit. Whether you’re enjoying a day at a local berry farm or simply picking from your garden, this apron is an essential companion for anyone who loves to gather fresh produce. The Berry Picking Apron isn’t just a practical piece; it also adds a touch of charm to your summer routine, and your guests will surely admire the homemade pies made from your harvest.
View ProjectBy Olya Bagi, from the June 2016 issue
This clutch is knitted in the round in stockinette, stranded knitting and seed stitch top down. The bag has a zip fastening which is perfect for keeping make up and other summer essentials in place.
View ProjectBy Dana Gervais, from the April 2016 issue
Sunday Brunch is a contemporary interpretation of a classic wardrobe staple, the pencil skirt. It is feminine, fitted and can be dressed up or down with a simple switch from pumps to flats.
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