Pressed for time but still have an itch to knit or crochet a complete project? Or maybe you need to whip out a last minute gift for a friend? We’ve found some knitting and crochet tutorials that will fit the bill — they can all be worked up in under an hour. Plus, they each use only a skein or two of yarn (or even less), so they're economical gift ideas too!
Lightning Quick One-Hour Knitting and Crochet Projects
Simplynotable.com
TAGS:
popsdemilk.com
Isn’t this just the cutest thing? Both foxes and mason jars are trendy right now, so this combination is perfect. The cozy will fit a 500ml mason jar. Once you have the pattern down, you can change the sizing to fit other jars too. Adorable and adjustable!
Francine Clouden
Boot cuffs are a great way to add some warmth and color to your winter style! This tutorial at Make & Takes will teach you how to make crochet ribbing, as well as the simple but lovely linen stitch. Make them in every color!
Fox and Pine Stitches
Try a chunky and stretchy beanie with a pompom on top! The spiral design is quick to work up and fits teen girls to adult women.
crochetdreamz.blogspot.fr
A cowl in an hour? According to Alicia from Crochet Dreams, you can make this braided textured cowl in that time when you use chunky yarn. The buttons add even more textural interest to the project.
thesurznickcommonroom.com
Here’s a green pattern to make knitted cloths for your Swiffer cleaner. Made from cotton, they are reusable and you're reducing waste. Yay for the planet!
cottoncashmereandwool.com
Having your coffee on the go? Make a variety of these cozies to carry with you — a different color for every day! With bulky yarn and large needles, this knits up in under an hour. They make really great gifts too.
handimania.com
Can it be done? A knitted scarf in 30 minutes? Impossible! Okay, we dmit this one cheats a bit, as it is done with arm knitting, but it still looks intriguing and delicate enough to have taken a long time to knit. We love the look of this super chunky yarn too!
simplynotable.com
We love the look of these star-shaped knit dishcloths. The pattern seems like it would take some concentration at first, but they should knit up really fast once you get the hang of it.
Responses
(4 comments)