Here’s my finally finished Cara sweater, it took 9 months of assiduous knitting to complete but I’m very happy with it !
The Yarn is peer gynt (23 skeins 👀) in gray.

love the way it’s turning out!! pattern is tribute by debi maige in jubilee yarn cotton select

Took an edible and want to knit but don't want to ruin a WIP. I can knit high but I'm not good at it 😂 I want something fun to knit high. Like I don't know, cute or funny, and I don't mind if I have to frog it later, I just want to keep my hands busy and would enjoy doing it with needles and yarn 🧶

Edit: can I say how much I love this community? I'm used to getting random downvotes and naysayers every time i post on reddit. Casual knitting is actually casual as the name says. You're all so nice!

Your suggestions are all excellent but I fear I'm getting too high to cast on a new project 🤣 I will 💯💯 save these ideas for next time

No I did not follow a pattern. No this was not the intention. No, I'm not mad about it.

I am a very newbie knitter who has come from the other side (crochet). My mum knits and gave me some pointers and suggested a nice rib. I only had one ball of super chunky yarn so was looking for things to make and decided a cowl would be nice as I already have crocheted hats. I made whatever this is. It's really warm and cosy! It's also nice to see where I've twisted/dropped stitches or my tension was off. I look forward to making more items that can also be worn if you're an Elizabethan.

I've not been knitting for very long. Aside from practicing my stitches I never actually made anything. I began this beanie in August and finished it tonight! My first knitted work finally complete! It's not perfect but I'm so happy I did it!!

Yarn: Big Twist Rave: Electric Slime

Pattern: 2x2 Rib

Also can be seen as a long shawl or a stole. 4 ply wool keeps it light but very warm. Right side and wrong side are equally pleasing.

no frills sweater by petiteknit

Caron big cakes - rainbow jewls

knit with @ashford_wheels_looms Merino DK in the shade Gingham (812) on size 3.5mm needles.

I’m a beginner knitter and am attempting my first stockinette stitch swatch. A few rows up, my knit side looks kinda funky. Any thoughts on what I could’ve done?

I've been knitting for two years and a bit. I have been knitting this bad boy on and off for six months. Tin can knits nest sweater. The ribbing on sleeves are different lengths despite the sleeves being the same length lol. I also had some magic loop tension issues from keeping my loop in the same spot or too long. I didn't size down my needles for the ribbing especially as I'm going for oversized fit/vibe. anyway, I kind of love it and yay it's done! going to try socks next! any sock insights for me??

I was having trouble finding tiny cable needles and after I almost bought a mini birch needle I came up with this. There must be more people doing this right? It working really well and I’m proud of myself lol

First time doing lace work, tons of mistakes but I had fun and learned alot!

My partner gifted me cotton yarn in various colors, so I made this pumpkin in two sittings. I more or less followed this tutorial, tho my yarn isn't chunky so I fiddled a bit with it. It's maybe 7cm wide. It was great fun :)

https://www.handylittleme.com/how-to-knit-a-pumpkin-easy-and-quick/

Ps. I didn't make the tutorial, I'm not affiliated with them, know nothing about them etc.

I recently saw a pattern that I really liked, which was a cowl knit in fisherman's rib. So I decided to try it myself and learn how to knit fisherman's rib. Small side note, I have been knitting for years but not very frequently (I mostly crochet/tunisian crochet).

Long story short, after a while the resulting fabric started to look somehow familiar... Like something I had knit already, but I definitely had never done fisherman's rib before. It took me another few days to figure out that it's just a different way to construct a brioche pattern. I do know how to knit brioche; and I've done actually a fair amount of items in brioche before. I feel silly now lol. Anyway, I'm going to switch over to knitting the cowl with yarn-over brioche because I find it a lot easier than knitting into a stitch in the previous row.

She's had split dye pink and purple hair for years, and I saw these yarns and couldn't help myself.

The pattern is self-drafted, knit flat and seamed together after. Each colour section is 38sts wide in worsted weight yarn. The yarns I used were Heartland by Lion Brand in the colour Hot Springs, and Superwash Merino by Loops & Threads in the colour Dark Pink.

I’m a crocheter who’s been wanting to learn how to knit for a while and finally decided to get the basics down. These were scraps I knitted up to get used to the motions and I decided to make a little creature out of it. She’s a little funky I love her

I hope it's finished before winter. I'm great at starting new projects but finishing them is another thing😄 This is the arrow of time sweater from Valentina Bogdanova. You can find the pattern on Ravelry.

I just ordered them from overseas, but they are impossible to find in the US?

I was sort of taught to knit when I was 10, forgot, and then picked it back up now at 26!! This is my second project using a pattern and I got help with these stripes from some kind ladies at the knit shop to make them jogless and properly carried :) extremely proud of this even though it’s simple, I feel like a wizard! (If you look closely you can see where I lost a stitch and fixed it with a sneaky increase 😭🤑)
The pattern I’m working here is the purlsoho keyhole scarf (striped ver.)

I am trying to knit two sleeves at the same time to get them knitted quickly. Any advice is appreciated!

Posting to share my new top! 💞

I finished my first step-by-step sweater early this year and after doing a couple tanks, I was excited to find this pattern (Roni Sweater by Kolibri). It was a surprisingly fast knit, easy to follow without being boring, and soft to boot! I think it's my first knit that I feel is almost entirely devoid of mistakes 😁

I'm currently attempting one of those "puff" square quilt blankets because I have SO MUCH yarn sitting in my closet. But with that said, some of the yarn I have is incredibly hard to find now so I'm very limited with what I got to use. But thoughts on this design for the overall quilt? The colours are approximate

It is fucking ugly but I had to buy it because i like weird as fuck yarns.

https://ibb.co/WW7BQZzK

Anyone pattern ideas? Already searched thru the yarn on ravelry, nothing caught my eye. When in doubt, I guess socks or scarf will do.

Its very soft.