35 Free Home Knitting Patterns (Beautiful Decor)

In this post, you will see a chunky cable knit blanket pattern.

The blanket is really huge and squishy, perfect for those cold autumn/winter days.

All you need is 25 mm circular knitting needles and super bulky yarn. 

With the thick yarn and the big needles, this blanket won't take you a lot of time to make. 

It’s an easy knitting pattern that looks great knit in any color of your choice.

The design is simple, with pleated panels in two colors that are stitched together, leaving openings for the handle and spout.

This would be suitable for an advanced beginner and a seasoned knitter!

In this blog post, you will see how to knit a blanket and view a free + easy beginner pattern.

The benefit of knitting a blanket is that you can make one that’s cozy using super bulky yarn and (US 17) 12 mm knitting needles.

Plus, there is a video tutorial to help you along. 

In this blog post, you will see the teapot cozy knitting pattern.

This teapot cozy knitting pattern includes a 6-stitch cable and twisted stitches that give the appearance of cables without using a cable needle to create them.

This is knit in two pieces and stitched together, leaving openings for the handle and spout.

Perfect for all tea lovers.

The teapot cozy will look lovely on your teapot during the winter months and over the holidays.

In this post, you will see an easy squishy knit throw blanket pattern.

The chunky blanket is really huge and squishy, perfect for those cold autumn/winter days.

Knit with a soft alpaca wool blend; this is a blanket you want to make!

Make a set of knitted coasters with this coaster knitting pattern.

Easy to make and great for using up leftover yarns in your yarn stash.

This set of coasters features an interesting stitch pattern – the herringbone stitch.

In this post, you will see a beginner-friendly Irish moss stitch dishcloth knitting pattern.

This is an excellent pattern for anyone new to knitting and learning simple knitting stitches.

They are perfect for home use. 

In this post, you will see an easy cable knit pumpkin pattern.

All you need is a little bit of time and the scraps in your yarn stash. 

The pumpkins knit up quickly in bulky/chunky/12-ply yarn, and the simple cable design makes for a relaxing and enjoyable knit.

In this post, you will see a DIY chunky knit blanket tutorial – an oversized throw.

The benefit of making a knitted blanket is that you can make one over a weekend, using a super bulky yarn and (US 19) 15 mm knitting needles.

Even with zero knitting experience, the photo tutorial step-by-step guide will help you choose your type of yarn and knitting needles and use two beginner stitch patterns.

In this post, you will see a bookmark knitting pattern with a Celtic cable design.

This is a fun project and a great way to use scrap yarn in your stash.

One of the easiest things to knit is a bookmark, and this cable knit will definitely be a treasured keepsake.

In this blog post, you will see a temperature blanket pattern.

Plus, you will learn everything about temperature blankets and how to plan your own.

If you are looking for a fun and quick year-long project, a temperature blanket is perfect! 

It might take a year, but you only need to do a row or two daily, making it a good reason to stay consistent with your knitting while creating a meaningful and colorful keepsake. 

In this blog post, you will see how to make a chunky knit pillow cover–free pattern.

The pillow cover is really squishy, perfect for snuggling into.

This is the perfect project to make for your home.

Made with super bulky yarn and big needles, you can knit a throw pillow in one afternoon.

In this post, you will learn how to knit a pumpkin with this beginner-friendly pumpkin knitting pattern.

With a step-by-step photo tutorial and a video tutorial, you will be able to make your pumpkins in no time at all!

The pumpkins knit up so fast because the pattern uses super bulky yarn/super chunky/14-ply yarn.

This table runner knitting pattern is great for those of you out there who love a simple cable knit and quick project.

You can make a knitted table runner for the holidays in super bulky yarn for a coffee table decoration or dining table.

This knit placemat pattern is great for those of you out there who love a simple knit and quick project.

You can make a set of placemats in various color combinations, from neutrals to holiday reds.

Perfect for indoor and outdoor dining, whether having the family over for the night during the holidays or having your everyday meals.

This tea cozy pattern was inspired by Monet’s garden, and it is quick and easy to knit, this includes making knitted flowers and leaves for decoration.

This tea cozy can be made in any color combination you can think of, the louder, the better!

Knit flat in two pieces and then seamed, this cozy is simple in its design, and when the flowers and leaves are added, it becomes something else.

In this post, you will see 12 beginner pumpkin knitting patterns.

Each pumpkin is knitted in a different stitch pattern.

Perfect for beginner knitters; all of the pattern instructions use basic knitting stitches.

In this post, you will learn how to knit a corner-to-corner dishcloth with this diagonal knit dishcloth pattern for beginners.

This is a great quick project for a beginner knitter as it teaches you how to knit garter stitch, how to increase through yarn overs, and how to decrease.

Plus, it’s a great stash buster, so you can use up those leftover cotton yarns in your yarn stash.

This post shows an intricate Celtic cable dishcloth knitting pattern (+ free PDF).

Hand-knit dishcloths last a long time and are easily washed to reuse again and again.

They also make great gifts for friends and family and can be knitted up in any color you like!

Inspired by the haunting, introspective world of Taylor Swift’s “Folklore,” I designed a knitting pattern that captures the album’s woodsy, reflective spirit in a beautifully textured bookmark.

The Folklore bookmark combines classic cable stitches and soft, light beige yarn to create a piece that feels timeless and cozy—perfect for marking the pages of your favorite reads on chilly days. 

In this post, you will see a knit tree skirt pattern.

This chunky knitted Christmas tree skirt is fast and easy to make; all you need is a few supplies and an afternoon to get knitting!

After the holidays, you can always use it as a bedside rug. 

In this post, you will see how to knit the linen stitch with a tutorial and free dishcloth pattern.

Slipped stitches create a woven texture and a very firm knitted fabric that does not curl at the edges.

Make a set for you or as a gift. 

Make a beautiful cable cushion cover with this free pattern. 

The cable design makes for an interesting project. 

Make a set for yourself or as a gift. 

In this blog post, you will see how to knit a cushion cover. 

This is a great project for all makers. 

Make a set in your favorite colors. 

Make a wall basket with this free knitting pattern. 

All you need is super bulky yarn and US 13 knitting needles. 

 Grab the free PDF on Ravelry. 

In this blog post, you will see how to make hanging baskets. 

These soft, flexible knitted baskets provide practical storage with a modern aesthetic. 

The design allows for easy hanging, making them perfect for organizing small spaces.

In this blog post, you will see how to make a knitted pouf. 

A cozy and decorative pouf that doubles as both a seat and a footrest, making it a stylish home accessory. 

Ideal for intermediate knitters, this project calls for super bulky yarn and US 17 (12mm) needles to create a plush and durable piece.

Knit a pouf with a cable design with this free pattern. 

All you need is super bulky yarn and US 19 knitting needles. 

Make a set for yourself or as a gift. 

In this blog post, you will see how to make a beautiful wall hanging. 

This pattern is a great way to experiment with texture and dimension in knitted art.

Grab the free PDF on Simply Maggie. 

A soft and absorbent bath mat featuring a plush, looped texture for ultimate comfort underfoot. 

Perfect for intermediate knitters, this pattern uses cotton yarn and US 9 (5.5mm) needles for durability and washability. 

The looped stitch adds a fun, spa-like feel to your bathroom decor.

A sturdy and stylish knit rug that adds warmth and texture to any room.

Best for intermediate knitters, it requires super bulky yarn and US 13 (9mm) needles to create a durable, thick fabric. 

The pattern’s simple stitch work makes it easy to customize in different colors and sizes.

Grab the free PDF on Yarnspirations. 

A beautifully textured washcloth featuring a wave-like pattern that enhances absorbency.

Suitable for beginners and worked with cotton yarn and US 7 (4.5mm) needles to create a durable and practical fabric.

This quick and easy project is perfect for everyday use or as a handmade gift.

Make a fun bath set with these free patterns.

The set includes a hand towel, a washcloth, and a wash mitt. 

Grab the free PDF on Knit Picks. 

In this blog post, you will see a pillow with a flower design. 

This flower tutorial guides you through creating a beautifully textured pillow with a delicate bloom design, making it a great statement piece for any room.

Whether you're looking to refresh your space or gift a handmade treasure, this pattern is a fun and rewarding knit!

Make a knitted blanket with this free pattern. 

All you need is superwash Aran and US 7 knitting needles. 

Grab the free PDF on Cascade Yarns.