Top 20 Blogs About Knitting

Friday, March 19th, 2010 at 4:21 am

knit Warm woolen mittens and cashmere sweaters to cuddle up in come to mind when I think about knitting. Handmade knitted hats or knitted clothes for the family dog are all ideas that can be found on the following blogs. Do you have questions about how to knit one and purl 2? Answers to all of your questions can be found on the following Top 20 Blogs about Knitting.

Start-knitting.blogspot.com For those beginning knitters this is a great place to start your journey into the knitting world. This blog teaches you beginning stitches and how to cast your stitches on and off of your needles.
Theknittingblogbymrpuffythedog.blogspot.com Whimsical is how I would describe this blog. She teaches us how to make the cutest teapot cozy and knitted flowers in a pot along with adorable hats.
http://knittedgems.com/ Learn to knit pillow covers as well as scarves and other wearable art. You might have to go back into the archives a little on this blog as the blogger just had a new baby. So if you love baby pictures and baby stories mixed with your knitting projects this is the blog for you.
Knittingdragonflies.blogspot.com Ever wanted to dye your own yarn to match your project? This blogger goes over the details involved in doing just that. Plus a great project for a hat with reindeer on it.
Divaknitting.com/blog More advanced projects can be found on this blog such as a cable knit sweater. This blogger goes into detail about how to get the sweater even and looking like a sweater you’d be proud to wear.
Susyranner.blogspot.com Knitting projects from sweaters to socks can be found on this blog. The photos found in these knitting projects are great and very helpful in completing and understand the projects.
Dreamylilac.blogspot.com While not a very current blog she does have adorable projects for dogs that are worth a look if you are interested in knitting clothes for your pets. It’s a lot cheaper to knit for your pet versus buying something and you can custom design it to be what you want and to fit your dog well.
Knittingnonpareil.blogspot.com I picked this blog because she is current and she has a great pattern for knitting helmet liners for soldiers. So if you knit and have some free time and want to do something for the soldiers make some helmet liners. They are great for winter sledding as well if you just want to make one.
Coolshahs.blogspot.com Check out this blog for a very pretty cardigan sweater and a great hood-style hat great for the teenager in your life. She even has some chunky mitten to match.
Queerjoe.blogspot.com Great knitting projects on this blog including a scarf among other things. Great information on spinning your own yard from wool if you’ve ever wanted to do that.
Gumdrop.typepad.com/knitting While this blogger doesn’t post consistently she has some great projects for baby shoes and stuffed animals that are well worth checking out if you are needing a baby gift made from the heart.
Masondixonknitting.com I love this knitter’s dry sense of humor. She also makes these great knitted bottle and can cozies.
Knittingincolor.blogspot.com A prolific writer this blogger shows patterns for gloves and mittens in various patterns and styles. Not to mention hats and scarves to match.
Knittingmusing.blogspot.com Check out this blog for the cutest baby sweater and baby hat. This isn’t your normal hat either it has two tassled points almost jester like in it’s adorable shape.
Knittingnonni.blogspot.com A great blog for beginning knitters there are projects like pot holders and afghans. She also shows some great baby booties.
Childsfamily.com/knitting A very busy lady this blogger does a bit of everything. She is training to run a marathon and likes to cook and share recipes as well as knitting. She travels and works various shows and is an accomplished knitter and has several great projects in the works.
Knittingbythesea.blogspot.com Many great projects in her archives as well as getting to read about her life and how she works knitting into it.
Knittingbloggyblog.blogspot.com Great information and projects using circular needles. She also makes the cutest hand warmers that are like fingerless gloves or mittens.
Quiltingandknitting.blogspot.com What do you do once you’ve finished knitting a project? This blogger shows you how to block the sweater to shape it correctly. Read more information on this technique.
Shandehknitting.blogspot.com A knitter since 1993 this blogger explains many different projects for various skill levels from beginner to more advanced projects like an infant gift set.