Crown Stitch

Dappled Light Pullover

Another charming knit sweater for everyday wear. It has a simple design with a detailed ornamental motif on the top. The shape of the sweater is versatile. It will look great with skirts, classic pants and jeans. The relaxed fit means the sweater will be comfortable even for the most active people. Besides, the pattern is just interesting to work on.

PHOTOS by Purl Soho / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on purlsoho.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Lumiukko Socks

Inspired by traditional Nordic motifs and adorned with charming snowmen, these stranded colorwork socks are a delightful winter project. Knitted in two or more contrasting colors, they add a touch of Finnish charm with the Lumiukko snowman. Knitted from the cuff down, these socks have a heel flap, round heel and sole gusset. Whether you prefer dpns, magic loop or short circular needles, this project will be fun and easy for you. Follow the free socks knitting pattern.

PHOTOS by StitchyDragon Creates / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on cygnetyarns.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.

Seaside Bag

This bag is my favorite pattern, because besides being eco-friendly and perfect for shopping, it looks like a fashionable bag from the store! You can carry it anywhere you want, not just in a nearby market, because it looks really great and stylish!

You will find this free pattern here ravelry.

BEN Baby Cardigan Jacket

You can add buttons and beautifully personalize this sweet jacket as you like. It looks great in blue and white, however, you can go for different colors as well, because the pattern is really classic and looks good in any color combination.

The full article about this free pattern is here mariannaslazydaisydays.blogspot.com, more about this project here ravelry.com

Tunisian Slippers from a Rectangle

A rectangle pattern for Tunisian stitch slippers can be even easier to start with your Tunisian crochet journey. It’s a great pattern for a gift, especially Christmas. When made in red and white, those Tunisian Slippers looks like candy canes.

The full article about this pattern is on Knitter Knotter.