Aesthetic
start interview

Intermediate Knitting Projects

93 CQ
10 Lessons
Course Info
Previous...
  • Playing
    Free
    8 CQ
    1. Knitting a Seed Stitch Headband
    A lesson with Carrie Knits
    View lesson

    Using straight needles and a super bulky yarn, follow along with Carrie Knits to learn how to knit up an easy headband in a fun seed stitch. Pattern included!

    Knitting a Seed Stitch Headband
    with Carrie Knits

    Using straight needles and a super bulky yarn, follow along with Carrie Knits to learn how to knit up an easy headband in a fun seed stitch. Pattern included!

  • Playing
    6 CQ
    2. Knitting a Ruffled/Potato Chip Scarf
    A lesson with Carrie Knits
    View lesson

    Looking for a quick knit? Carrie Knits demonstrates how to knit a ruffled scarf (a.k.a. potato chip scarf) in just a few hours. Perfect for beginners!

    Knitting a Ruffled/Potato Chip Scarf
    with Carrie Knits

    Looking for a quick knit? Carrie Knits demonstrates how to knit a ruffled scarf (a.k.a. potato chip scarf) in just a few hours. Perfect for beginners!

  • Playing
    6 CQ
    3. How to Knit an Easy Cowl
    A lesson with Carrie Knits
    View lesson

    New to circular needles? This is the perfect knitting project for circular needle beginners! This cowl uses one skein of yarn and can be completed in one night.

    How to Knit an Easy Cowl
    with Carrie Knits

    New to circular needles? This is the perfect knitting project for circular needle beginners! This cowl uses one skein of yarn and can be completed in one night.

  • Playing
    8 CQ
    4. How to Knit a Drop Stitch Cowl
    A lesson with Carrie Knits
    View lesson

    Looking for a quick DIY gift? The drop stitch cowl knits up fast, with a lacy look! Grab the circular needles and bulky yarn and follow along! Pattern included.

    How to Knit a Drop Stitch Cowl
    with Carrie Knits

    Looking for a quick DIY gift? The drop stitch cowl knits up fast, with a lacy look! Grab the circular needles and bulky yarn and follow along! Pattern included.

  • Playing
    13 CQ
    5. How to Knit a Mug Koozie
    A lesson with Carrie Knits
    View lesson

    Using straight needles and a cable needle, knit a koozie to decorate a favorite travel mug! This lesson from Carrie Knits is perfect for the advanced beginner.

    How to Knit a Mug Koozie
    with Carrie Knits

    Using straight needles and a cable needle, knit a koozie to decorate a favorite travel mug! This lesson from Carrie Knits is perfect for the advanced beginner.

More...
  • Recommended Recommended
  • History & In Progress History
  • Browse Library
  • Most Popular Library

Get Personalized Recommendations

Let us help you figure out what to learn! By taking a short interview you’ll be able to specify your learning interests and goals, so we can recommend the perfect courses and lessons to try next.

Start Interview

    You don't have any lessons in your history.
    Just find something that looks interesting and start learning!

    51 Comments
    500 characters max

    Anita R
    i have several skeins of a much thinner yard.....can i double the yarn and still use the 13 circular needles with the same number of cast on stitches? thanx
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete

    Carrie Knits
    Yes, I've never done that but you should be able to double your yarn with no problem. Let me know how it turns out! Happy knitting!
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete
    500 characters max

    Roxanne G
    I love the cowl!! I'm a visual learner so many thanks!
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete

    Carrie Knits
    I am too! I hope it turns out lovely and happy knitting!
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete
    500 characters max

    jane p
    thanks so very much for this lesson can't wait to try! it but washing clothes is a need first thanks again !!!!!!
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete

    Carrie Knits
    Haha! I love laundry, but hate folding! Happy knitting!
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete
    500 characters max

    Bev P
    Carrie, you have made this lesson so easy for someone that is just learning!
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete

    Carrie Knits
    Thank you for the positive feedback! This is a great cowl to knit up and no one will ever guess how easy it is to make! Happy knitting!
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete
    500 characters max

    Evelyn B
    I did the cowl as u did but it came out flat so would have to sow it??? Urs was round and did not have to sow! What did i do wrong??? I knitted with the round needles.
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete

    Carrie Knits
    I have a feeling you turned your needles and knitted back and forth? When holding the needles, you cast onto your 'right' needle and move all the stitches around to the 'left' needle so you start knitting the first stitch you casted on, which is called 'joining in the round.' In knitting flat, your first stitch you knit would be the last one you casted on. Does this make sense? It's so hard to explain so I hope I'm being helpful and not confusing you more. :).
    appreciate appreciated
     –  reply
     –  delete
    500 characters max