leethal quick knit patterns!

All of these leethal patterns use no more than 15 yards of yarn. Most recently released designs are at the top; designs from the club which are not yet available to non-club members can be seen on the club page.

If you're on ravelry, you can see all leethal quick knits patterns here





Wee Gift Bag and Winter Leaves

November 2009 quick knits club pattern set [for sale here]

A tiny gift bag and a trio of leaves to make into a necklace or anything else you can dream up! While both these designs were based around a holiday giving theme, neither are strictly meant for the holiday season and they can both be knit and enjoyed year-round!

available in a mini-ebook with 6 more club patterns - see the pattern page for details





Old Timey Moustache and Superhero Mask

October 2009 quick knits club pattern set [for sale here]

2 different costume items originally designed for Halloween, these can totally be enjoyed any day of the year. You could wear them together, but it might be a little too silly!

available in a mini-ebook with 6 more club patterns - see the pattern page for details





Back to School Knit Set

September 2009 quick knits club pattern set [for sale here]

A ribbon-bound stripey pencil case, stiffened cotton bookmark, and optional pen or pencil cover, inspired by classic school essentials.

available in a mini-ebook with 6 more club patterns - see the pattern page for details





Strappy Pouch and Mini-Wallet

August 2009 quick knits club pattern set [for sale here]

A little pouch that can strap around your ankle or wrist, just big enough to hold the little essentials, and a no-strap variation big enough to hold your cards and work as a thin wallet.

available in a mini-ebook with 6 more club patterns - see the pattern page for details





Lined Zippered Knit Coin Pouch [free!]

A very (very!) simple knit pattern, workable in pretty much any gauge, made into a cute zippered pouch with a 7" zipper, bias tape, a scrap of fabric, and lots of hand sewing. (Bulkier versions use less than 15 yards, but finer gauge versions will use more.)

from Crafts for The Knittn' Kitten ebook

free download on ravelry, or in the Craftypod shop!





Penta-Coasters [free!]

The same pattern can work for smaller, felted coasters or larger, not-felted depending on the yarn you use. A simple design, knit around with decreases creating the five sided shape, you can felt it to be straight-edged or round, and you can bring out the design by picking a variegated yarn. Use different 10-15 yard scraps to make a set of mismatched wooly coasters.

from do stuff!





Circle Lace Cuff [free!]

A flipped symmetry design, featuring an altered version of the catherine wheels lace pattern in the book Field Guide to Knitting, and a simple lace design in the straps, this is a fun knit for anyone wanting to try lace for the first time. With 3 size options, the cuff uses around 12-16 yards of worsted weight yarn and 2 buttons.

published on CraftStylish





Ten 10 Yard Cuffs [for sale here]

10 cuff patterns, each using 10 yards of yarn - the pdf is 10 pages long, and the kits cost $10! This is the pattern set that led to leethal quick knits; a wide range of leftover-busting cuff designs, and a great way to learn new techniques on a small scale.

$4.50 for the mini-ebook of 10 cuff patterns

see the pattern page for more details, or check out kits in the shop





Buttony Chevron Cuff [free!]

Use a variegated yarn to bring out the chevron shape, and 3 fun buttons for the closure and embellishment in this easy cuff! Designed to be knit any width, with any gauge, the cuff could use anywhere from about 10 yards to much more than a leethal quick knit, depending on yarn choice and width.

published on CraftStylish





leethal Knit Bracelets [free!]

As simple as you can get - a short, narrow strip of garter stitch - this design is made unique by your choice of yarn, button, and custom embellishments. Since it only takes 4 yards, this is a great way to use up super small amounts of leftover special yarn.

pattern on do stuff!, and kits in the shop



For larger leethal patterns see the patterns section of leethal.net