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Overwhelmed by Holiday Knitting: How to Avoid Knit Gift Burnout
As knitters, we want to knit everyone everything for the holidays. While sweet, this can also be very stressful and can lead to what I’m calling “knit gift burnout”.
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Get Festive with These 11 Free Christmas Ornament Knitting Patterns
Add a touch of handmade warmth to your holiday decor with these 11 free knitting patterns for knitted Christmas ornaments.
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The Ultimate Gift Guide: Best Gifts for Knitters in 2023
The holidays are fast approaching! Whether you’re looking to treat yourself or a knitting friend, there are SO many amazing gift options out there for knitters.
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8 Free Knitting and Crochet Patterns for Holiday Gift Ideas
Give the gift of handmade warmth! Discover these 8 free knitting & crochet patterns for cozy & thoughtful presents for your loved ones this holiday season.
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Tricks and Stitches: 19 Creative DIY Halloween Knit Patterns
Whether you're looking to dress up for Halloween or transform yourself into a one-of-a-kind ghoul, these knitting and crochet patterns have you covered.
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Donate Knitted Hats to Cancer Patients with Hats4Healing
Hats4Healing is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing handmade knitted hats for pediatric cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Donate knitted hats and help make a loving impact.
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How To Store Summer Knits and Revive Your Cozy Fall Sweaters
Learn how to properly store your summer knits and revive your cozy fall sweaters for a seamless wardrobe transition. Expert tips on cleaning, folding, & more!.
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Why We Can’t “Just Stick to Knitting”
While knitting may be a big part of our lives, it’s important to remember that no one is JUST a knitter. In this blog post, let’s chat about the phrase “just stick to knitting” and why we simply can’t.
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Fall Knitting Inspiration: 18 Patterns to Keep You Cozy
To help set the mood for this fall knitting season, I have curated a lovely list of cozy patterns that you’ll want to cast on right after the first leaf falls.
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