Knit ruffle pattern

Knitted ruffles and frills are a feminine addition to sweaters, skirts, jackets, scarves, baby clothes and blankets. You can even knit an entire scarf out of ruffles. Barb's Koigu Ruffle scarf from Churchmouse Classics is one of my favorites.

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Frills and ruffles are a perfect way to make a simple knitted garment look really elegant and feminine. Whether you are knitting gloves, mittens, a cardigan or even socks, adding a frill instead of…

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Looking to enhance your wardrobe with a touch of elegance and whimsy? Knitting leaf ruffles or a collar can be the perfect solution! This beautiful lace accessory can be attached to any garment, instantly elevating its style and adding a unique flair. The best part? It can also be used as a removable collar, allowing you to experiment with different looks and transform your outfits effortlessly. In this article, we'll guide you through the steps to knit leaf ruffles or a collar...

There are many versions of knitted bells, but this Embossed Bell Motif, from Walker's Treasury of Knitting Patterns, is a nice example. You can use it at the edge of a garment as a single row of bells. Or repeat the pattern several times for a more extravagant border. I like that you don't have to use at the edge; I wonder what it would look like decorating the base of a yoke on a little girl's knitted jacket.

Emmaline will be a new summer favorite! Featuring a softly rolled hem and a double-layered ruffle detail, you’ll love wearing this trendy piece on those especially warm days.