New Free Magic Loop Hat Pattern

Hi Y'all! I've posted a new free magic loop hat pattern on KNITFreedom!

Here is a free easy hat pattern for Magic Loop - it's just right for practicing Magic Loop if you are just learning! You can also watch the video I included on using the Travelling Loop - a nice trick for dealing with round projects with lots of stitches on them.

You can use the same supplies you used when you learned Magic Loop - size 7 40-inch circular needles and worsted-weight yarn.

Head to KNITFreedom for the free pattern!

Crocheting a Scalloped Edge on Knitting

Let's mix it up! Time for some crochet.



Here's how to create a scalloped border around any knitted (or crocheted) project.

Instructions below the video!

If you'd like to follow along as I knit the swatch above, here are the instructions:

Insert hook into knitted edge, pull up a loop.
Ch 2, dc in same st, ch1, sc in same st.
(Sl st into next st) twice, ch 2, dc in same st, ch1, sc into same st, sl st into same st.

Remember, I've moved my blog and put up tons more free knitting videos and free patterns! Please head to KNITFreedom.com now!

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