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Knitting 365 Knitting Patterns for 365 Days 365 Days of Knitting 365 Knitting Patterns for 365 Days White Lemon Copyright © 2016 White Lemon All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems, without written permission from the author, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Table of Contents Introduction How to Read Knitting Patterns January Simple Dishcloth; Garter Stitch Scarf; Simple Baby Blanket; Easiest Hat Pattern Ever; Easy Neck Warmer; Fashion Scarf; Hand Warmers; Drawstring Purse; Bathroom Mat; Square Coasters; Chunky Knit Scarf; Knitting Needle Case; Ear Warmer; Warm Winter Scarf; Easy Beanie Hat; Cowl Hood; Easy Fingerless Mittens; Potholder; Cell Phone Cozy; Doll Sling; Ribbed Beanie; Potato Chip Scarf; Quick and Easy Cowl; Hooded Newborn Hat; Cotton Facecloth; Infinity Scarf; Lacy Shawl; Kitty Tunnel; Floor Mat; Baby Blanket; Rag Rug. Knitting Abbreviations February Mug Cozy; Yoga Mat Bag; Baby Booties; Heart Chart; Heart Scarf; Heart Purse; Heart Pincushion; Heart Tote Bag; Striped Scarf; Striped Pot Holder; Heart Pot Holder; Heart Headband; Heart Coasters; Heart Tie Belt; Easy Infinity Scarf; Winter Toque; Soft Baby Blanket; Easy Blanket; Pretty Vest; Poncho Sweater; Knitted Necklace; “Beaded” Necklace; Funky Chunky Hat; Striped Blanket; Warm Shawl; Bulky Neck Warmer; Brimmed Hat; Ribbed Brim Beanie. Knitting Needle Conversion Chart March Knitting a Cable Stitch; Cable Stitch Scarf; Knitting a Basket Weave Stitch; Basket Weave Scarf; Knitting a Ripple Stitch; Ripple Stitch Scarf; Knitting a Diamond Brocade Stitch; Diamond Brocade Dishcloth; Chunky Winter Scarf; Knitting a Chevron Stitch; Chevron Baby Blanket; Knitting a Box Stitch; Box Stitch Shoulder Bag; Knitting Textured Stripes; Textured Stripes Blanket; Knitting an Open Cable Stitch; Open Cable Stitch Scarf; Knitting Faggot Lace Patterns; Faggot Stitch Wrap; Knitting a Moss Stitch; Moss Stitch Lap Blanket; Knitting a Half Linen Stitch; Half Linen Stitch Cowl; Knitting a Broken Rib Stitch; Broken Rib Stitch Hat; Knitting Feather and Fan Lace; Feather and Fan Lace Baby Blanket; Blocked Infinity Scarf. How to Use Knitting Charts April Scrap Yarn Blanket; Remote Control Caddy; Striped Dishcloth; Spring Feather and Fan Stitch Scarf; Pencil Case; Mug Cozy; Doll Blanket; Soap Sachet Bag; Easter Egg Hot Pad; Easter Bunny Newborn Hat; Mini Stuffed Easter Eggs; Easter Egg Basket; Tea Pot Cozy; Wine Sack; Ribbed Dishcloth; Textured Dishcloth; Multi-Colored Dishcloth; Toy Storage Hammock; Baby Doll; Door Draft Stopper; Baby Bib; Newborn Mittens; Newborn Skirt; Waffle Dishcloth; Warm Baby Blanket; Change Purse; Basket Stitch Placemat; Simple Placemat; Kitchen Towel. How to Make Your Own Knitting Charts, the Old- Fashioned Way May Slouchy Hat; Poncho; Lacy Wrap; Simple Wrap; Lightweight Spring Shawl; Round Dishcloth; Scrubbing Dishcloth; Rainbow Dishcloth; Textured Stripes Dishcloth; Straight Needle Hat; Basket Weave Hat; Chevron Dishcloth; Chenille Scarf; Fuzzy Scarf; Lace Shrug; Bulky Yarn Hat; Ribbed Cowl; Hooded Cowl; Chunky Afghan; Barrette; Knitted Flower; Flower Headband; Fast and Easy Shawl; Super Simple Shrug; Basket Weave Coasters; Foot Cushion; Seed Stitch Coasters; Heart Mini Washcloth; Knitted Bookmark; Toddler Hat; Patches Pillow. How to Start Knitting for Charity June Knitting Climbing Vine Lace; Climbing Vine Lace Table Runner; Knitting a Simple Fair-Isle Pattern; Fair-Isle Scarf; How to Arm Knit; Arm Knit Blanket; Knitting a Box Stitch; Baby Booties; Preemie Ribbed Hat; Easy Shoulder Bag; Knitting a 3-Stitch Popcorn Bobble; 3-Stitch Bobble Baby Blanket; Knitting a 4-Stitch Popcorn Bobble; 4-Stitch Popcorn Bobble Scarf; Knitting a 5-Stitch Popcorn Bobble; 5-Stitch Bobble Lap Blanket; Knitting a Knot Stitch; Knot Stitch Scarf; Knitting a Bird’s Eye Trim; Bird’s Eye Trim Placemat; Knitting a Rick Rack Stitch; Rick Rack Table Runner; Knitting a Quilted Checkered Pattern; Quilted Checkered Pattern Couch Blanket; Knitting a Reversible Grand Eyelet Stitch; Reversible Grand Eyelet Wrap; Knitting Valentine Lace; Valentine Lace Scarf. Where to Sell Your Knitted Items July Summer Scarf; Patriotic Placemat; Patriotic Coasters; Patriotic Summer Scarf; Cute Tank Top; Beach Bag; Beach Blanket Bag; Beach Blanket and Pillow; Ankle Bracelet; Beer Can Cozy; Baby Bib; Box Stitch Baby Blanket; Baby Booties; Preemie Ribbed Hat; Easy Shoulder Bag; Knitted Bikini Top; Knitted Bikini Shorts; Knitted Bikini Skirt; Cable Stitch Wrist Cuff; Book Cozy; Reversible Scarf; Teabag Case; Pleated Skirt; Soothing Eye Bag; Infant Sleeping Bag; Summer Shawl; Simple Ribbed Baby Blanket; Hanky; Knitted Kerchief; Pillow; Basket Weave Baby Blanket. How to Price Your Hand-Made Knitted Items for Sale August Lunch Bag; Backpack; Pencil Case; Lacy Bookmark; Chunky Boot Cuffs; Knitted Necklace; Bow Ring; Braided Bangle; Little Girl’s Leg Warmers; Swirly Coasters; Swiffer Mop Cover; Apron; Bangle Bracelet; Choker; Bow Tie; Bow Necklace; Cell Phone Cozy; Buttons; Beer Bottle Cozy; Steering Wheel Cover; Easy Belt; Hair Tie; “Diamond” Ring; Earrings 1; Earrings 2; Earrings 3; Tablet Cover; Hair Bows; Triangle Pendant; Simple Dishcloth; Bathroom Mat. Teaching Kids to Knit September Knitting a Scalloped Shell; Scalloped Shell Scarf; Knitting Eyelet Ridges; Eyelet Ridge Dishcloth; Knitting a Tiny Herringbone Stitch; Tiny Herringbone Placemat; Knitting Simple Eyelet; Simple Eyelet Scarf; Knitting an Oat Stitch; Oat Stitch Washcloth; Knitting a Wide Rib; Wide Rib Scarf; Knitting a Quilted Reverse Stockinette Pattern; Quilted Reverse Stockinette Scarf; Knitting a Butterfly Stitch; Butterfly Stitch Dishcloth; Knitting a Horseshoe Crab Pattern; Horseshoe Crab Scarf; Knitting a Rib and Welt Pattern; Rib and Welt Table Runner; Knitting a Diagonal Slip Stitch Pattern; Diagonal Slip Stitch Scarf; Knitting a Jumbo Cable Pattern; Jumbo Cable Leg Warmers; Knitting a Little Fountain Pattern; Little Fountain Pattern Leg Warmers. How to Knit with Beads October Cozy Ear Warmers; Simple 2-Needle Mittens; Textured Pattern Boot Cuffs; Seed Stitch Scarf; Ridged Scarf; Twisted Headband; Knotted Headband; Fringed Shoulder Bag; Ballerina Leg Warmers; Variegated Warmers; Hair Scrunchy; Hair Bun Cover; Easy Ladies’ Top; Bulky Mat; Handbag; Toilet Seat Cover; Toilet Mat; Oven Cloth; Hot Water Bottle Cover; Bath Scrubbie; Bath Puff; Knitted Basket; Catnip Mouse; Buckled Belt; Neck Warmer; Flower Brooch; Knitter’s Brooch; Ruffled Arm Warmers; Ruffled Candle Mat; Lattice Stitch Table Runner; Jack-O-Lantern Pin. How to Knit with a Loom November Knitting an Oyster Stitch Pattern; Oyster Stitch Scarf; Knitting a Pillar Openwork Pattern; Pillar Openwork Pattern Cowl; Knitting a Mock Cable Eyelet Pattern; Mock Cable Eyelet Pattern Wrap; Knitting a Pleat Pattern Stitch; Pleat Pattern Stitch Scarf; Knitting a Puffed Ribbing Pattern; Puffed Ribbing Skinny Scarf; Knitting an Open Chain Ribbing Pattern; Open Chain Ribbing Leg Warmers; Knitting a Supple Rib Stitch Pattern; Supple Rib Stitch Boot Cuffs; Knitting an Astrakhan Bobble Stitch Pattern; Astrakhan Bobble Stitch Pattern Scarf; Knitting a Bead Stitch Pattern; Knitting a Bell Lace Pattern; Bell Lace Lap Blanket; Knitting a Checkerboard Lace Pattern; Checkerboard Lace Washcloth; Knitting a Dewdrop Pattern; Dewdrop Pattern Washcloth; Knitting a Diamond Rib Pattern; Diamond Rib Leg Warmers; Knitting an Alternating Feather Openwork Pattern; Alternating Feather Openwork Scarf; Knitting a Fancy Openwork Pattern; Fancy Openwork Pattern Washcloth. The Pros and Cons of Using Knitting Machines December Boot Cuffs; Cable Pattern Boot Cuffs; Seed Stitch Fingerless Gloves; Holiday Scarf; Candy Cane Scarf; Warm Cowl; Easy Arm Warmers; Leg Warmers; Cable Stitch Leg Warmers; Striped Leg Warmers; Holiday Table Runner; Baby Santa Hat; Holiday Ear Warmers; Holiday Gift Bags; Cowl Head Scarf; Holiday Placemats; Holiday Coasters; Basket Weave Stitch Leg Warmers; Bell Ornament; Candy Cane Ornament; Christmas Tree Ornament; Stuffed Snowman Ornament; Holiday Gift Tags; Holiday Hand Warmers; Gingerbread Man Ornament; Fast and Easy Potholder; Knitted Handbag; Hair Bow; Kitty Cape; Easy Infinity Scarf; Practice Square Afghan. Conclusion Introduction Knitting can be a great way to relax, and you can also get a lot accomplished. A lot of people think that they can’t create beautiful knitted items, because it is just too difficult. While there are some pretty intricate and complicated patterns out there, you will also find thousands of patterns that are super-easy to re- create. Many patterns can actually be made up in a few hours. For instance, you can make dishcloths, scarves, and a lot more, using basic knit and purl stitches. After a while, you will find that you want to take it to the next level and learn how to do some of the fancier stitches and patterns. This e-book is ideal for the beginning knitter, and for those who are looking for quick and easy projects. You will find an easy pattern for every day of the year. Of course, there will be some extra-special holiday patterns, as well as patterns for everyday items, bridal items, clothing, and a whole lot more. Don’t feel like you have to do each and every pattern, or that you have to do them in any particular order (except for a few that are two items made to go together). We want you to have fun and learn the joy of knitting, at your own pace. In addition to patterns, you will also find a lot of great information for knitters, including knitting abbreviations, a
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