Daily Quilting Patterns

Swirled Ski Cap Pattern Description from Knitting for Peace: “This hat features a unique construction technique. The body is worked flat, from side to side, with a vertical stripe pattern. Simultaneously, decreases are worked on one end and increases on the other, which gives the hat a parallelogram shape--a rectangle with a slant. When the parallelogram is sewn together, the stripes naturally swirl around the hat.” Click here for Get Pattern

Shades of Summer Dress This pattern By Elena Nodel ,and it is available as a free download.. Click here for Get Pattern

Striped Chevron Baby Blanket This pattern By Jess DoomCrafter ,and it is available for Free.. Click here for Get Pattern

Ruffled Summer Top This top is knitted in the round from top down, and was designed to show off some self striping cotton yarn. As with all my designs, the top is very easy to customize with any personal details (crocheted flowers, cute buttons, some color work, etc...). This Pattern By  Elena Nodel , and It's available for free download.. Click here for Get Pattern

Little Fair Isle Hat The easiest fair isle you can imagine, really relaxing and with perfect result. The pattern can be easily done for any size - from a baby to an adult. This Pattern By  Purl Soho , and It's available for free download.. Click here for Get Pattern

Eli Baby Dress This dress is knitted top-down all in one piece, in the round. It’s inspired by the look of Clara and this project. The pattern has only one size. The finished measurements are: chest circumference – 56cm (22in), length – 40cm (16in). This Pattern By  Leyla Alieva  and it's available  for free download.. Click here for Get Pattern

Owl Baby Vest This pattern By Jodi Haraldson  ,and it is available as a free download.. Click here for Get Pattern

Square Counterpane with Leaves Knitting Quilt This pattern is available for free.. Click here for Get Pattern

Project Linus Security Blanket A soft, ever-present blanket lends peace to kids of all ages in stressful situations. The smaller security blanket … is perfect for a young child or baby; the larger size will comfort a teen Pattern By  Project Linus Full Post:  Project Linus Security Blanket

Livia Child Cardigan This item is a lean, narrow fit so bear in mind when selecting which size to knit. Children can get away with so many colours, but as with all cable items we feel the warmer and paler colours really showcase cables at their best. Click here for Get Pattern

Provence Baby Cardigan Among the small projects that give great satisfaction are knits for babies and children. They allow us to work an entire sweater in miniature in a day or two. And we can be fairly sure—if we don’t park the project for long—that it will fit its wearer. Cecily Glowik’s tiny cardigan, worked in CEY’s Provence, has all the details of  a grown up sweater, edgings, buttonholes, and a pretty lace detail. But it works up in a jiffy.  Click here for Get Pattern

Come Sail Away Baby Blanket Here is the pattern for repeats of 4 sailboats across and up:  Come Sail Away baby blanket For 4 repeats of sailboats vertically and horizontally: Cast on 155 Knit 16 rows garter Sailboat pattern begins with a WS row on Row 17. Then begin Row 1 of pattern.  Each sailboat repeat BEGINS with the wrong side row first, and not Row 1. Then continue to Row 1. Click here for Get Pattern

Baby Snuggle Wrap This was such a fun project to make, very quick with the bulky yarn and adding the stripes made it a bit more interesting to work on. I especially love the little pom pom, so cute! This Pattern By  Elisalex de Castro Click here for Get Pattern

Apple Tree Blanket Even fun to repeat, this blanket is fun to knit, and for some reason easy to complete! The Pattern By  Martin Storey Click here for Get Pattern

Lotus Baby Blanket  This blanket is a pretty quick knit. All the confusing stuff is right at the beginning, so starting over/frogging (not that anyone ever does…) isn’t too painful. The petal pattern is easily memorized and doesn’t take much concentration after you figure it out. This probably isn’t the best pattern for your first lace project, it would make a great second one. Pattern By  Shana Schasteen Click here for Get Pattern

Anthro-Inspired Scarflet This pattern By Kim Seio , and it is available as a free download.. Click here for Get Pattern

Celtic Cable Neckwarmer This is a great little pattern. Perfect for funky buttons and gift giving. It’s important to choose a yarn that you can block--100% wool works best, but other animal fibers/blends will also work. 100% acrylic is not recommended. Pattern By  Lindsay Henricks Click here for Get Pattern

Urban Homesteader Hat Pig tails and Pony tails and Chickens, Oh My! All in the urban backyard. Wear this whimsical yet practical hat with pride. The idea for this hat started when I was (yet again) about to leave the house in winter without a hat on because I did not want to stretch out my hat with my ponytail. P-funk asked why I just didn’t make a hat that I could wear with a ponytail. I started think of ways to accomplish this without leaving drafty holes in the hat open all the time. Click here for Get Pattern

I Heart Cables Hat This is a cabled hat worked seamlessly in the round. It can be made in two versions: one with nice earflaps with an upside-down small cable pattern or starting with 2x2 ribbing. After completing ribbing the hat is worked in cables. The earflaps finish with i-cord strings and small pompoms. All stitch decreases are made between the cables for neater look. At the top of the hat there is a 1½-2 inch pompom in the same colorway. The hat is great for boys as well as girls, depending on the color of the yarn. Different sizing is achieved by alterations in cable length as well as their number. Pattern By  Justyna Lorkowska Click here for Get Pattern

Capitan Hat  Here’s a hat pattern that is easy to memorize and fits from a child to an adult with a big head or lots of hair! Knit this up in a couple of hours for a quick gift. Pattern By  Rosi Garmendia Full Post: Capitan Hat Pattern

Knubbelchen Softies What a wonderful pattern! It was such a fun to make this doll..:)  Used cotton scraps from my stash. The finished dolly weights 75gr. Pattern By  pezi888 Click here for Get Pattern

Fox Scarf  Very Beautiful and quick Fox Scarf designed By Satu Dolk and Ossi Laine .. You can get it for free.. Click here for Get Pattern

Little Peach Poncho Really cute and quick designed By  DROPS design .. You can get it for free.. Click here for Get Pattern

Offset Wraplan  This Pattern By Sara Morris ,and it is available as a free download.. Click here for Get Pattern

Cascade Sweater  Adorable pattern and such fun to knit! The pattern says to stop at 5 leaves for 18 months which is about 7” from under the arms, but I’d like mine a little longer so I’m adding one more leaf. I also made the sleeves a little longer. Pattern By  Raya Budrevich Full Post:  Cascade Sweater Pattern

Sunnyside Sweater A perfectly soft cashmere baby sweater knit from the top down in one piece. Two options are included: delicate lace for the discerning baby; more rugged cables for the outdoorsy-go getter Pattern By  Tanis Lavallee Click here for Get Pattern

Sheep Yoke Baby Cardigan This sweater was inspired by one in Gibson-Roberts’ and Robson’s Knitting in the Old Way. This version is much simplified and resized for baby. Pattern By  Jennifer Little Click here for Get Pattern

Oriental Lily A simple seamless knit easy enough for the beginner. Designed as a stash buster knit, ideally suited to variegated yarn, this dress can be made with as little as 200grams of DK weight yarn and half a ball of contrasting scraps. Pattern By  Georgie Nicolson Click here for Get Pattern

Baby Uggs These cute baby uggs are a quick project to knit. You will love this free knitting pattern! The booties are knit in one piece, so there’s hardly any seaming or ends to weave in and they stay on pretty well even without ribbons. These Knitted Baby Uggs are a lovely modern take on the traditional baby bootee. I’ve made quite a few pairs of these for Roman, some in cotton, some in wool. I am a slow knitter and I can whip a pair of these up in a few hours. Pattern By  Autumn Street Click here for Get Pattern

Baby Hug Boots Cute little project made without a recipient in mind - and then my sister announced that she was expecting Super fast, easy & cute.. Pattern By  marianna mel Click here for Get Pattern

Baby Mitts These Baby Mitts are so adorable and fast! What an easy and sweet gift. The design was made using the leftover Sweater yarn from the Dream Catcher Baby Blanket and the Dream Catcher Hat but you could use any small amounts of Sweater to make the mitts. Pattern By  Susan B. Anderson Click here for Get Pattern