Love knitting and trying to find a way to make some extra money? This post has you covered!
Whether you’re an experienced knitter or just starting out, these 10 knitting patterns are perfect for creating and selling.
From cozy winter must-haves to trendy accessories, these ideas will inspire your next project and maybe even spark a profitable side hustle.
*It’s always important to check if the knitting pattern creator allows you to resell finished items, as their rules and policies can change at any time.
Mushroom hat by Briana K
This cute and quirky mushroom hat pattern is a must-make! Perfect for advanced beginners, it’s quick to create and adds a fun pop to any outfit. With flexible sizing, a helpful video tutorial, and room for personal color choices, it’s a great project for cozy style or selling at markets.
Amanita Mushroom Hat by Briana K
Vest by NicolineSofieKnit
The Flora Vest is a soft, shimmery, and stylish piece featuring tie-front details and an elegant I-cord edging. Made with luxurious Hobbii Soft Alpaca and Diablo Glitter yarn, it’s worked top-down with seamless transitions from the back piece to the front. Perfect for layering, this vest is available in multiple sizes and provides a flattering, feminine silhouette with positive ease. It’s a fun and rewarding knit that combines texture and sparkle for a timeless look.
Haystack Beanie by Compass Rows
The Haystack Trail Beanie is a cozy knit. Its simple colorwork reflects the netting patterns seen on local trails, blending rustic and outdoorsy vibes with a warm, nostalgic feel. This beanie is perfect for knitters who enjoy creating meaningful designs tied to nature and hometown memories.
Haystack Trail Beanie by Compass Rows
Socks by Robin E. Johnston
These socks pay homage to Boudicca, a fearless Celtic queen who stood against Roman rule. Perfect for history lovers and knitters alike, these socks are not only a cozy accessory but also a bold statement of courage and independence.
Boudicca Socks by Robin E. Johnston
Colorwork Hat by SmeenyMadeWild
The Winterfell 2.0 Beanie is a fantastic choice for anyone interested in colorwork knitting. It combines easy-to-follow charts, video tutorials, and customization tips, making it approachable for beginners while offering a quick, rewarding project for experienced knitters. The updated design refreshes the classic look with a modern twist, ensuring it stands out in your winter wardrobe.
Colorwork Hat by SmeenyMadeWild
Field Sweater by Camilla Vad
The Field Sweater is a lightweight and delicate knit featuring a refined grain pattern on the yoke. Designed to be worked seamlessly from the top down, it is perfect for pairing with pants or skirts, offering versatility across seasons. Its elegant construction and timeless style make it a wardrobe essential for any occasion.
I’m So Basic Socks by Summer Lee
Learn to knit a classic sock with the Magic Loop method using this straightforward, beginner-friendly pattern! Perfect for showcasing special yarns, “vanilla” socks are simple yet satisfying projects that allow you to relax while knitting. This tutorial includes step-by-step instructions and video links for every stage of sock construction, making it easy to master. Once you grasp the basics, you’ll enjoy creating pair after pair, perfect for gifting or indulging in some cozy self-care.
I’m So Basic Socks by Summer Lee
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Fawning Over You Colorwork
The Over You Crochet Sweater is a fun and rewarding project, perfect for showcasing your colorwork skills. Crafted with Valley Yarns Northampton, this top-down design features a stunning colorwork yoke that makes the sweater a standout. The construction is straightforward, making it easy to add sleeves and complete the body. This piece is beautiful to make and wear with its cozy warmth and clear stitch definition!
Fawning Over Your Colorwork by Briana K
Chicken Knitting by Mama In A Stitch
Poppy the Chicken is an adorable, easy-to-knit pattern perfect for beginners! Whether displayed as a charming home accent or cuddled by little ones, this cute creation works up quickly and can be made in any color you like. The pattern is simple, with helpful photos to guide you along the way. Pick your favorite yarn and get started on this whimsical farm-themed project!
Chicken Knitting by Mama In A Stitch
Adult Easy Chunky Sweater by KnitFolkCo
This beginner-friendly sweater pattern is perfect for everyday wear and includes options for customization. It’s worked flat, with some modifications to knit in the round for those who prefer it. The pattern also offers flexibility to adjust the sweater’s length. After knitting, it’s stitched together with the neckline added last. For more experienced knitters, advanced modifications are included at the end. The sweater is designed for a comfortable fit with customizable options to suit your style.
Adult Easy Chunky Sweater by KnitFolkCo
Chunkie Beanie by KnitDesignStudio
This knitting pattern guides you through creating a super chunky ribbed beanie with a turned-up cuff. It’s a quick and easy project suitable for confident beginners, using basic knit and purl stitches. The beanie is knitted in the round with no seams and fits most sizes.
Chunkie Beanie by KnitDesign Studio
Jasper Jumper by TheKnitEdit
This knitting pattern guides you to create a super chunky ribbed beanie with a turned-up cuff. It’s a beginner-friendly project that uses basic knit and purl stitches and takes about 1-2 hours to complete. The beanie is worked in the round, has no seams, and fits most sizes.
Super Chunky Scarf by HappyDazeKnits
This extra-long, super chunky scarf is perfect for colder days, offering both warmth and personality. Ideal for all skill levels, especially beginners, the scarf features a width of 21 cm and a length of 295 cm, allowing for two full wraps around the neck. You can adjust the length to your preference by modifying the number of rows. The average time to make this scarf is approximately 15 hours. It comes in one size fits all.
Super Chunky Scarf by HappyDazeKnits
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