What Can You Make With Finger Knitting
/No knitting needles? No problem. Learn to knit these amazing projects with only your fingers.
Make a colourful rug, a stylish scarf or a cosy blanket. Decorate a bathroom with a woven bath mat, a fireplace with a pretty garland or a door with a chunky wreath.
These finger knitting patterns show you how to create home decor, clothes, accessories and even toys. All you need is one of these tutorials, some yarn and your own two hands.
Finger Knitting Ideas.
As I mentioned in my 20 Fantastic Finger Knitting Projects I’m not a big knitter. In fact, I’ve knitted one thing, this knitted mug cosy so I’m always excited to find more things I can make with yarn that don’t involve needles.
If you’ve never made anything with finger knitting before don’t worry, it’s a fairly easy technique that you can pick up quickly. No equipment is needed other than some yarn, a pair of scissors and your hands.
By weaving the yarn between your fingers and then pulling up and slipping off the bottom loops you can begin to knit rows. As the rows form a cord is made that can be used as is like with the DIY skipping rope or can be stitched together to make a stylish headband.
Yarn Projects For Beginners.
I’ve tried to include projects for all levels of crafter. There are some finger knitting patterns that are the perfect yarn project for the beginner (you can learn to finger knit here) like the mini wreath, garland or bracelet. As well as some complicated patterns and time-consuming patterns like the striped blankets and the woven bath mat.
Who needs knitting needles when you can make something as amazing as these projects with only your hands? Not me.
What is finger knitting?
Finger knitting is much quicker and easier than traditional knitting. It’s similar to french knitting in that you’re left with a knitted string or cord but instead of winding the yarn around a spool, you can use two, three or four fingers to make your rope or even a large piece of fabric like a blanket.
Want to learn how to finger knit? Already know and need a quick refresher?
Grab a copy of my How to Finger Knit- For Beginners PDF and find out:
How to cast on
How to knit the stitches
How to finish your finger knitting (casting off)
Want to know what you can make with finger knitting once you’ve mastered the technique? Scroll down to find out.
Before you go, don’t forget to check out my Fantastic Finger Knitting Projects (there are another twenty of them!) or learn how to finger knit here. It’s the perfect craft for the beginner knitter.