Like any time, summer is a great time to knit. Here you will find project suggestions and tips to keep you going.

Review of the Knitting Pattern Book "Just Like Me Knits" by Brandy Fortune. Fortune's book has many clothing and accessory item patterns to knit for a child and their doll

Altering a pattern to fit isn't as hard as it seems, just a little math and you can change many patterns.

Teaching a child to knit can help provide that child with improved fine motor skills and the ability to stay busy for hours while making their own projects. This leads to increased self confidence. This article gives tips on teaching children to knit.

Here are some ideas to get free knitting patterns. The library, yarn shops, and designer websites all offer free patterns.

A rhyme for teaching knitting to children. This popular rhyme has been used for many years, and is often taught in Waldorf schools when the children learn knitting. Learn the rhyme, and what each part tells the knitter to do.

Do the edges of your hand-knit item curl? Looking for ways to fix this? Read this article to troubleshoot this knitting challenge!

Harry Potter fans and those who knit for them will love this book. Patterns galore to delight the Harry Potter fan.

This free washcloth or dishcloth pattern features a strong and simple boxed in squares design created entirely from knit and purl stitches. Suitable for a beginner, this project makes a nice, solid soft cloth for cleaning.

Here is a simple hat pattern with two ways to finish.