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A stuffable neck pillow knitting pattern. Stuff a change of clothes in this neck pillow when you travel. It saved me when my luggage didn’t arrive with me on a recent trip. For the trip home it brings my winter jacket so I’m ready for the shocking cold, or it brings my new yarn purchases home if my suitcases are full.
Designed to really showcase that special skein of sock yarn, like the black light reactive yarn for my daughter to wear at laser tag, this piece highlights the creativity found in handmade clothing. The feet are crafted first in a contrast yarn, followed by the legs in the special yarn to let it all shine. The star toe and steppin out heel, selected to cater to her sensitive feet, feature no seams or excess fabric. Additionally, the cuff includes eyelets for an optional ribbon, inspired by the innovative knitwear patterns of Belinda Rewucki.
Quick to put on for extra warmth, this piece of handmade clothing is perfect for layering. Choose one colour for everyday wear or set your own colour scheme for cosplay. It starts with a provisional cast on at the neck, works downwards, then buttonbands are added, followed by the hood. We provide you with the details and chart for the pictured pokeball theme, but you can certainly change colours as you wish, using the versatile knitwear patterns inspired by Belinda Rewucki.
It's a snow day! Big fluffy snow! The children make snow angels and snow people as the sun starts to set and the snow begins to fall again. If you're inspired by the beauty of winter, you might enjoy creating your own knitwear patterns. Knit this throw from the center out, finishing it with an I-cord bind off. The pattern stitches are both charted and written out, much like the lovely handmade clothing designs from Belinda Rewucki.
This handmade clothing cardigan design by Belinda Rewucki was developed to remember a loved one. The yoke features upside down hearts, symbolizing how your heart feels turned upside down when you lose someone. I was given a special skein of yarn to design something meaningful, which is why this cardigan starts with the yoke. You can use up your special skein first to see how the colors pop, then go shopping to find a complementing yarn for the sleeves, lower body, button bands, and collar, following these beautiful knitwear patterns.