The Mother’s Day Knitting Collection
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This Mother’s Day, express your love and appreciation with our carefully curated collection of knitting patterns, thoughtfully chosen to capture the essence of what makes your mom so special. We believe these patterns will resonate with her, offering a heartfelt token of your affection that she’ll treasure for years to come.

With a blend of stylish favorites and delightful accessories, you’re bound to find the perfect pattern to personalize just for your mom. Each stitch is a testament to the love and care you hold for her, a tangible reminder of the thought and effort poured into creating a gift that’s truly one-of-a-kind.

From all of us at I Like Knitting, we extend our warmest wishes for a Happy Mother’s Day. May this collection inspire you to create something truly special for the extraordinary mom in your life. Let your needles dance, and let your gift be a celebration of the wonderful woman she is. Happy knitting!

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Beaded Initial Keychain 

This colorful keychain is personalized with an initial and it makes for a great gift. Use up your scrap yarn and knit this easy keychain in an hour flat. Read More 

Mock Cabled Mitts

These lacy and delicate mitts are perfect for cool spring mornings or a quick gift for Mother’s Day. Eyelets and mock cables provide texture and interest in this intermediate pattern. Read More 

Violet Buttercup Shawl

This sideways shawl draws its inspiration from a unique violet buttercup flower. With a slender, crescent shape and tonal coloring, this gorgeous project is ideal for a spring climate. Read More 

Karinna Mom & Daughter Shrugs

This beautiful shrug is worked in an easy lace pattern that produces a gorgeous piece that both mother and daughter will enjoy wearing. The shrug is a piece of rectangular knitting that is folded in half. The top and bottom portion of the shrug is worked in garter stitch. For the adult size, stitches will be picked up for cuffs which are worked in 1X1 ribbing. For the child size, the cuffs are worked in garter stitch along with the pattern itself, so there is no picking up stitches later. Read More 

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