Back to School Projects

Hi Fiber Buddies! Those days are slowly getting shorter and in less than a month the kiddos will be going back to school. What better to send them with than a handmade bag or cozy mitts on a string? We have put together knit and crochet kits for you to help you get started.

Simple Garter Stitch Backpack

by Lion Brand Yarn

Craft: Knit

Suggested Yarn Weight: Bulky

This easy-to-knit backpack is sure to be a favorite! It will be 24 inches in diameter and 11 inches tall.

Find the pattern here on Ravelry.

Find the kit here on our website.

Dino backpack

by Maria Isabel

Craft: Crochet

Suggested Yarn Weight: DK

Practice tapestry crochet to make the dino print and form the bag. Then make the dino’s head that will work as a lid and adds the fun touch to the design! The finished size of this adorable backpack is 10.2 inches by 9.3 inches.

Find the pattern here on Ravelry.

Find the kit here on our website.

Mittens on a String

by Fox & Folk

Craft: Knit

Suggested Yarn Weight: Worsted

These classic mitts are easy to knit and perfect for little ones! The pattern is designed for sizes newborn - 6 years old.

Find the pattern here on Ravelry.

Find the kit here on our website.

Mrs. Murdock's Mittens

by Brenda K. B. Anderson

Craft: Crochet

Suggested Yarn Weight: Worsted

A simple no-frills mitten pattern that only uses single crochet stitches. It would be very easy to dress these mitts up with stars, flowers, or beads (ideas in pattern). You can also chain a string to join these mitts and keep them from getting lost.

Find the pattern here on Ravelry.

Find the kit here on our website.

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