patterns & tutorials


On this page you will be able to follow links to find the patterns and tutorials that I have written myself - simply click on the name of the pattern to be taken to the correct page. I've also included where the pattern was originally published.
I aim to keep this page as up to date as possible, but you can always search my blog for the label 'patterns & tutorials' which should pull up all relevant posts!

Teddy bear hats - free knitting patterns (blog)

Sentret Pokemon amigurumi - free crochet pattern (blog)

Space Invaders Hat - knitting pattern
Ravelry

Space Invaders baby blanket - free crochet pattern (blog)

mother's tulip mittens - free knitting pattern (blog)

amigurumi Deadpool - free crochet pattern (blog)

amigurumi tiger - free crochet pattern (blog)

amigurumi azurill - free crochet pattern (blog)

amigurumi moogle - free crochet pattern (blog)

 minion phone cover - free knitting pattern (blog)

mini spiderman doll - free crochet pattern available to download (ravelry)

 pikachu phone cover - free crochet pattern (blog)

 owl hat - free knitting pattern (blog)

barbie skirt - free knitting pattern (blog)


candy cane headband - free knitting pattern (blog)


simple basket - free crochet pattern (blog)


moogle christmas tree ornament - free crochet pattern (blog)


chunky cable knit headband - free knitting pattern (blog)


elvis the bumble bee - free crochet pattern (blog)


moss stitch neck wrap - free knitting pattern (ravelry & blog)


how to block your knitting - free tutorial (blog)




All patterns featured and linked on this page are my own, copyright 2014-2015 jenny riley/ the geeky knitter. 
You may not reproduce these patterns without my permission, nor may you sell these patterns or items made from these pattern.

6 comments:

  1. Ashley Martin1 March 2016 at 13:17

    Would you consider making a TARDIS?

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  2. Jennifer Riley1 March 2016 at 14:14

    Hi Ashley - I would certainly give it a try! It's not necessarily on my radar at the moment, but I've not given it much thought before so now that you've mentioned it I will add it to my ever long to-do list :) jenny xx

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  3. Unknown1 May 2016 at 19:55

    Hi found you blog info in the Knit now mag and think it is great. I was wondering if you know of a X wing crochet of knitting pattern? My husband is Star Wars crazy and has been asking for ages for me to make one but have yet to find one. My Son is also Dr Who made so the Tardis would be fab x

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    1. Jennifer Riley3 May 2016 at 14:52

      HI :) oh thank you that's lovely! I've actually bought a pattern for an X Wing, the Millenium Falcon, and a Tie Fighter from an etsy shop (link below) and haven't made the X Wing yet but the millenium falcon was pretty good. The price is a little steep but I couldn't find an alternative I was happy with - if you don't want to pay then a search through Pinterest might do the trick, I will have to put the Tardis back up on my to-do list there is an interest for one :) jenny xx
      https://www.etsy.com/uk/listing/84615033/pdf-of-star-wars-ships-amigurumi-crochet?ref=shop_home_active_9

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  4. Unknown12 April 2018 at 19:11

    OMG, a pattern for a moogle, I am so excited about this pattern I am going to start it straight away, hopefully I will have time to finish it in time for my daughters birthday, thank you so much, I was wondering if you had any other final fantasy related patterns please, my daughter and I are huge fans of these games, thank you again

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