Boy it's been a while since I've done one of these!
If you're a regular reader of this blog, you know that, by my definition, September is the start of FALL, the very best season of the year. Fall is, of course, a great time for knitting anything and everything. But maybe you're overwhelmed by your options and don't know where to start. Or you're having trouble prioritizing. Or you're just not feeling inspired by your queue.
Fear not! I am here to help. Without further ado, Ten Spectacular--and FREE--Fall Knitting Projects:
Photo courtesy of Emily Ringelman / Knitty
Delaware is for Cables by Emily Ringelman. So cable-y. Great with a rustic yarn. Quick to knit in aran weight. And I'm in favor of building a varied hat wardrobe for fall, as you'll see.
Photo courtesy of Andi Satterlund
Lace Shrug, by Andi Satterlund. Perhaps a bit spring-y, but cold shoulders are a risk any time, and lace is perfect for a subtle early fall chill.
Photo courtesy of Megan Wright
Rhapsody in Lace and Ruffles, by Megan Wright. A heavier shawl in DK weight, perfect for when the weather finally turns COLD.
Photo courtesy of Jessa Kalani
Rikke hat, by Sarah Young. Lovely garter squishiness!
Photo courtesy of Tin Can Knits
Clayoquot Toque, from Tin Can Knits. A free hat pattern to match the cardigan in the new Road Trip collection! Great introduction to stranded knitting.
Photo courtesy of Tin Can Knits
Another freebie from Tin Can Knits, Barley, a squishy hat featuring a simple stockinette and garter combo and sized from Baby to Adult.
Photo courtesy of Nancy Green / Knitty
Thisbe by Nancy Green. Love this cable and lace combo, and you can ALWAYS use more handknit socks.
Photo courtesy of Raveler verabee
Wurm by Katharina Nopp. Another squishy hat, and looks like a good candidate for handspun!
Photo courtesy of Purl Soho
Bandana Cowl by Purl Soho. A quick, cozy knit in bulky weight.
Dungarees cowl, by yours truly. The openwork is straightforward, but the lateral braids are a challenge--try something new!
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