Knit Archives at Jessie At Home

Knitting Love Link Party #19

Hello! Welcome to the March Knitting Love Link Party #19, hosted by Marie Segares and me. It’s been so fun watching our link party grow. Keep telling your friends so we can keep growing and sharing! There were some really nice winter projects in February, I’m curious to see if March starts bringing some projects for warmer weather.

Be sure to share this link party with all your knitting friends so they can link up as well, and find new and fun knit projects around the web. Our link parties start on the first Thursday of the month, and end on the last Thursday of the month. Here are the 5 most clicked links from last month.

KPC yarn review

I recently had the joy of receiving a sample box from KPC (Knit Purl Crochet) so I could share about their yarn with you. KPC is part of a family owned company that is over 70 years old. They supply premium grade merino, cotton, and cashmere to luxury garment manufacturers all over the world. In 2014, KPC Yarn was launched in Hong Kong in order to offer hand knit yarns of the same fantastic quality to crafters everywhere.

Bath Knits book review from Jessie At Home

Bath Knits by Mary Beth Temple – review and giveaway!

I was provided with a copy of Bath Knits in exchange for an honest review. All opinions are those of Jessie At Home. Photos are by Kimberly Brandt and used with permission.

Bath Knits by Mary Beth Temple is full of creative ways to personalize your bathroom and create a lovely spa day for yourself. It not only includes washcloths, but many other bathroom and bath time accessories!

Wedge

Wedge, a new wrap that’s easy to make. It’s my latest free pattern featuring Red Heart’s Gleam yarn.

Knitting Love Link Party #18

Hello! Welcome to the February Knitting Love Link Party #18, hosted by Marie Segares and me. This month we are showing off the 6 most clicked links from January. You can tell by the patterns, it’s clearly cold out there! Hopefully the groundhog has some good news for us today.

Basic Drop Stitch Knit Scarf

The Basic Drop Stitch Scarf is a great way to learn the drop stitch. It’s actually very easy, and not too scary once you get used to it! With just a three row repeat, this pattern is easy to memorize and travels easily. You can make it any length you want, and you can even change the width by casting on more or less stitches. Enjoy!

Basic Drop Stitch Scarf free knit pattern by Jessie At Home

Knitting Love Link Party #17

Hello! Welcome to the January Knitting Love Link Party #17, hosted by Marie Segares and me. Happy New Year!!! I can’t wait to see what amazing knitting creation 2017 brings. Show them off with pride!

According to Random.org, last months giveaway winner was Evelyne from Knits’ End/Nemcsok Farm; congratulations! You should have been contacted by email by now, if you have not, contact Marie or me.

Shooting Stars Cowl – a free knit pattern

Inspired by my Mushroom Crepe Cowl, the Shooting Stars Cowl will keep you warm in during those chilly days and nights. Slip stitches and cables mixed with knits and purls create a lovely texture that’s sure to please. So grab your Lion Brand Heartland and get knitting!

shooting-stars-cowl-free-knit-pattern-by-jessie-at-home

Denise2Go Interchangeable Knitting Needles Review

I was provided with Denise2Go needles for an honest review. All opinions are those of Jessie Rayot

A few weeks ago I shared my experiance with the Denise2Go crochet hooks with you, and today I get to share my experiance with the Denise2Go Interchangable Knitting Needles with you! The set I tried out was the “large” set of knitting needles. Here’s a bit about them:

Becky Cowl

The Becky Cowl is a triangular fringed wrap with a turtleneck top. It is made entirely with knit stitches, no purls. The fringes are made by dropping stitches, and they are loop fringes, so no worries of them fraying!

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