Friday, January 1, 2010

Free Patterns by ChemKnits Summary

It is getting to the point where I have so many free knitting patterns that the links on the sidebar of my blog is getting too ridiculous. I therefore am creating these thumbnails to help you easily navigate my free knitting patterns. If you would like to see a complete list of knitting patterns in alphabetical order, please go to the bottom of this post.

For pattern support, please go to the ChemKnits Designs group on Ravelry.

Animals



Dragonfly

Fly Plushie

Bumble Bee Plushie

Butterfly Plushie
Caterpillar Plushie

humuhumunukunukuapua'a




Butterfly Finger Puppet


Smiley the Worm Finger Puppet

Goldfish
Squidoo Squid


Pirate Gourd Eyepatch


Snake Plushie


Toy Ant		 
Crochet Bumble Bee Buddy
LadyBug
Flying Version

LadyBug
Simple Version
Legs the Penguin
 
Apparel

Drop Stitch Scarf
Ombré Hat
Ombré Mittens  


14-Cable Hat

Generic Skullcap
Fenway Mitts


Free Parking Armband
Freestanding Knit Mustache
Paw Socks

Wide Brimmed Skullcap
Hermes Baby Socks
Knit One Below (K1B) Baby Hat

Knit in under 1 hour!

Chevron Baby Hat



Ombré Headband
Valentine's Day Love Bug Hat (crochet)



Puppy's Lion Snood for Halloween 
Toddlers enjoy wearing this, too! 
Attack of the Creepers Hat
Cloudy Rainbow Hat

GENEie
Cable Version
GENEie
Colorwork Version
Ice Cap Headband


GENEie Plasmid Headband
GENEie Pussyhat


 GENEie Collection designed by ChemKnits in support of the March for Science:
GENEie Next Generations Headband and Hat (Colorwork - bottom left and right)


Cozies


Peptide Beer Cozy
Knit One Below Beer Cozy
Hangover
Beer Cozy


Caffeine Coffee Cozy
Resveratrol Wine Cozy
Drop Stitch Wine Bag


Cactuar Knitting Chart
Keith's Guitar Chart
Red Sox Charts (3)

Snowflake Charts (2)
Snowmen Charts
(6)		KOL Addicts

Molecule Charts
What to know what all of the charted molecules are?  See the Summary of Molecule Knitting Charts by ChemKnits


Molecule Charts 1
20 Natural Amino Acids
Knitting Charts
Charts for your Pain Relief


Prophobilinogen
and Heme Inspired
Generic Pentapeptide Chart
Isn't it Sweet?
Molecule Charts


 Guest Designers


Pioneer Logo Knitting Chart
Star Trek Uniform Beer Cozy
Marilynn's Felted Kindle Cover

These patterns were created by ChemKnits for your personal and charity use. Do not sell, republish or redistribute in any manner without permission by ChemKnits.

 Patterns for Purchase
ChemKnits is committed to providing knitting patterns and tutorials for free to everyone. Occasionally, ChemKnits will offer a pattern for sale. These are included on this page so you can see the resume of all of ChemKnits' designs.



Complete List of Free Patterns by ChemKnits
(Alphabetical)

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14 comments:

  1. Gerry CummingsJanuary 19, 2010 at 8:58 AM

    Do you have a pattern for Green leaf Ascot and Ribbed neck cozie (scarf) and if you do could you please send to me.
    Gerry Cummings
    cummings.ge@verizon.net
    Thank you very much much appreciated

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  2. AnonymousMarch 20, 2010 at 7:29 AM

    Hey! These are great! I used to be a Chemist before my "new" life as a budding hobby knitter/crocheter; am just beginning to branch out into amigurumi and charted patterns. Have been working my way through a pattern encyclo-paedia. Only began wondering about doing chemical compounds, even just simple molecules, about two days ago. Since you are so much more advanced than I, what about amigurumi molecules?

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  3. AnonymousMay 27, 2010 at 8:41 AM

    love these, as a lab tech & keen knitter they're heaven. just 1 request. it would be cool to knit a periodic table jumper, maybe one for you to puzzle over. keep up the good work.

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  4. ChemKnitsMay 27, 2010 at 1:37 PM

    It's not my design, but here is a free Periodic Table Sweater Pattern (http://apinnick.wordpress.com/2009/08/05/periodic-table-sweater/)

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  5. AnonymousDecember 7, 2011 at 3:59 PM

    Love these patterns- will be knitting some for my granddaughter. Have a simple tippet pattern?

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  6. ChemKnitsDecember 7, 2011 at 6:13 PM

    All of the patterns I have designed are on this page. Happy Knitting!

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  7. MargreetFebruary 29, 2012 at 1:42 PM

    Hi, Rebecca,

    My name is Margreet and I have a knitting website in The Netherlands. www.allesoverbreien.nl

    I love your patterns.

    I learned from my readers that some of them have trouble understanding knitting patterns in English.

    So I want to ask your permission to translate some of your patterns in Dutch so my readers can easily understand them.

    I will link to your site, to the original patterns but will add a Dutch translation on my site and I would also like to use your pictures of the knitted item.

    Hope to hear from you.

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    1. ChemKnitsFebruary 29, 2012 at 6:28 PM

      am very flattered and would love to have my patterns translated. However, I would prefer to have these translations hosted on my own site since I make money from these patterns with ad revenue. I do not give permission to have any of my patterns republished in any form on any website other than www.chemknits.com.

      If you would like to discuss translating specific patterns and publishing those translations on ChemKnits, please contact me directly.

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    2. MargreetMarch 1, 2012 at 4:50 AM

      Thanks for your reply, I have sent you an email.

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  8. beatrice johnsonDecember 22, 2012 at 6:34 PM

    I have looked "everywhere" cannot find a knit pattern for a ski mask. One with a hole for the eyes and the mouth. anyone out there have one? Bea Johnson

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  9. Marck AndrewDecember 4, 2019 at 9:34 AM

    We are Knitterbox, an online community that provides resources for knitters and crocheters. We would like to promote our Free Patterns page, and on that page you'll see a list of available categories for both knitting & crochet patterns. Download Free Knitting Patterns

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  10. Cho co February 16, 2020 at 2:43 AM

    Most fabrics have a medium to heavy-weight and include double knit, sweatshirt knit, and boiled wool. Pyöröpuikot

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  11. RiyaJune 16, 2020 at 7:56 AM

    I love all of these. So amazing. Keep sharing such posts.

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  12. UnknownJune 22, 2020 at 9:04 AM

    Free Design Setup - Converting an art file (a logo image) to an embroidery file called embroidery digitizing. We do not charge to digitize a logo for embroidered patches. The actual value for this service is around USD $30 for the small logos and USD $150 for jacket back logos, but we do it for free! Custom Iron On Patches

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