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1. kat said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:11 pm

   I have knit the sock pattern Francie by Rebeka Kerner three times! Love the ribbing and arch shaping on that one.

2. Laura said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:12 pm

   I knit Calorimetry a million times. And I’ve done multiple Clapotis as well!

3. Linda said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:13 pm

   I’m a very slow knitter, so most patterns have one shot because there are just too many on the list. However, I have knit two of the Clapotis(not sure of what the plural for that would be) and two GAP-tastic cowls and would happily knit both again.

4. Ginger said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:13 pm

   The 3S shawl that I am working on now. It is a fast knit and the pattern is easy to remember and I love the picot edging.

5. Page said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:14 pm

   I just finished making my third Child’s Placket Neck Pullover from Last Minute Knitted Gifts. It is a great and quick baby sweater. I have also made two versions of the Hourglass sweater from that book. Which makes it my most used knitting book by far as there are other items I have made, but only once. This is funny because until I thought about it, I would never have listed it in my top ten books! What a fun question.

6. Kathy said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:15 pm

   I have knit Paraphernalia socks a couple of times…love the cable and Bella’s mittens. Oh, also Linda K’s Yummy Mummy wristwarmers at least 5 times.

7. Erica N said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:17 pm

   I have 2 patterns! I have made 3 of Kelly McClure’s sockhead hats and 2 of Martina Behm’s hitchhiker shawl. Both patterns work up beautifully with sock yarn and look wonderful. I love that sockhead is a nice cozy hat that my son, husband and I all wear. (though my husbands is a shorter version and he sometimes wears it inside out)
   Hitchhiker is interesting enough while knitting, and it really shows off a colorful yarn.

8. mellenknits said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:17 pm

   I’ve knit the Brattleboro Hat (from Interweave Knits Fall 2010) four times now – once for myself and three times as gifts! I think it looks great on everyone, it’s a fast knit, it uses squishy Malabrigo, and you get to pick out fun buttons – I’d happily knit more!

9. Katharine said,

   January 25, 2012 @ 2:18 pm

   The only pattern I have knit more than once is the Monkey sock pattern by Cookie A. I totally hear ya about getting bored with scarf patterns – I usually have 3 or 4 going at one time because I lose interest in them, but then if I come back to them after some time, the patterns seem fresh and new!

10. Kim said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:18 pm

    I’m currently knitting the Guernsey Wrap from Brooklyn Tweed and am already looking forward to knitting it again!

11. Sarah said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:20 pm

    I love the Misty Chunky Ribs and Ruflles Scarf, http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/misti-chunky-ribs–ruffles-scarf I’ve made so many as gifts, plus two that I wear regularly.

    And Susan B. Anderson’s Elefante http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/elefante has been a great go-to gift for my recent onslaught of baby showers.

12. Amy said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:21 pm

    I love to make Knitty’s Bubby bear for baby shower gifts – cute, fast, and I usually make a little scarf which lets me use some leftover sock yarn too!

13. ThatCleverClementine said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:23 pm

    I could knit Susie’s Reading Mitts until the cows come home. I just finished some in an amazing self-striping fingering … haven’t blocked them yet, since to do so would mean I would have to take them off!

14. MARY B said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:23 pm

    I loved knitting the Rock Island shawl, as well as the My Heaven shawl, both knit in the shetland style, and would definitely knit either of them again and I will!

15. marianne said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:25 pm

    my Ravelry projects page indicates that I’ve knitted Wendy’s Generic Toe-Up Sock 20 times! thanks for this chance to win!

16. MJ said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:25 pm

    I haven’t done it yet, but I would knit Hermoine’s Everyday Socks again and again. It’s a great pattern, easy to memorize, and would look good in many different colorways!

17. geekette said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:29 pm

    I’ve knit Knotty (cabled gloves) four times now! Everyone wants a pair!

18. Jeannette in St. Louis said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:29 pm

    I’ve made three Multnomah shawls (on Ravelry). My most recent used Tosh Merino Light in Golden Hickory, which my DH bought for me at Loopy just before you left ST. Louis. (Miss you here! Love that Tosh!! ) I’ve also knitted more than a couple Lifestyle Toe Up Sox. Thanks for the chance to win that great looking goodie bag!

19. DONNA said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:29 pm

    I have knit the Feather and Fan over and over again. Scarves, afghans, including one where I took all my leftovers and just added one in until it ran out and then added another one, baby blankets, baby sweaters…….

20. Tina Hickman said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:29 pm

    Welcome to Colorado, Sheri!!

21. Charissa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:30 pm

    I’ve knit Habitat by Jared Flood twice, and 198 Yards of Heaven for both of my sisters.

22. Judi said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:31 pm

    When I first started to knit lace several years ago I made a Swallowtail Shawl. Since then I have made 3 more. They’re easy and I can adjust the size to use any weight of yarn. I convinced 2 others in my knitting group to make them also and I think they have each made at least 2.

23. aliceq said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:33 pm

    I participated in Wooly Wormhead’s hat KAL this fall. When my sister saw my Rubbish Mojitos hat, she wanted one, and so did my mother. I made a 4th one for an online friend who’s starting chemo shortly. (My BIL also wanted a hat, but I put my foot down and made him something different.) In a few months, when I recover, I have an orphan ball of sock yarn that will go nicely with my winter coat, so I might make a fifth one.

24. Kris said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:33 pm

    I made a handful of Just Enough Ruffles scarves – and have plans to make a few more. It’s an easy project to take with me on errands, works up great in any fiber, and I’ve been assured by recipients that there’s no bad way to wear this scarf – it always looks great. One day I will make one for myself!

25. Alicia said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:34 pm

    Oh, fun! I’ve knit the Belmondo shawl (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/belmondo-shawl) three times now, as well as the Traveling Woman shawl (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/traveling-woman). Both are quick, simple, stylish, and look great.

26. Jenn C. said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:34 pm

    I’ve got two – Ysolda Teague’s Elijah the Elephant (I’ve knit at least four!) and a striped baby blanket from Knit Baby Blankets – you alter the stripes in a really cool way, and it looks a LOT harder than it actually is and I love making it for babies.

27. Kathy said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:35 pm

    I have knit Saroyan from feministy.com twice, and am sure I will make others. It is a very relaxing knit with an interesting leaf border, and looks great in any type or color of yarn. I’ve even branched out and knitted the Double Leaf pattern modification, so really I’ve made three of them if that one also counts!

    I also enjoy making Knitty’s Fetching whenever I have odd balls of yarn or leftovers – these mitts knit up super fast and always look cute. (They are also extremely handy for staying toasty yet having my fingers free to groom my horse in cold weather!)

28. Alexis said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:35 pm

    The pattern I’ve made the most times is Grumperina’s Odessa. It’s a perfect gift since it uses just one ball of yarn, and the beads make it so pretty. I’ve also used the basic doll pattern from World of Knitted Toys numerous times, but each doll has been a different character, so not quite the same.

29. Eleanor said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:36 pm

    I’ve made a lot of Ann Budd’s On Your Toes socks. They’re perfect for using up all of the yarn, particularly when I’m making men’s socks which take different amounts of yarn than women’s socks.

30. Robin said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:37 pm

    I’ve knit the Double Layer Hat (Arlene Williams on Ravelry) 3 times and am planning on knitting more. Starts as a top down hat so very easy to modify the yarn/gauge and size on the fly!

31. Ali said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:39 pm

    One pattern I love is knitspot’s Spiraluscious cowl, it’s elegant, fairly quick to knit, and when mine got lost in a house move I knit a second one from the leftover yarn. Love the leafy edging on it, and would happily knit more.

    I’ve knit Cookie A’s Monkey socks 3 times at least, and knitspot’s Butternut scarf twice. Two times is usually my limit though.

32. Sarah said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:40 pm

    I’ve made two of several patterns–Swallowtail, Multnomah, Ishbel, Annis, Traveling Woman, Wool Peddlar’s shawl, Damson, plus lots of 2 x 2 rib plain socks. I have plans for another Annis and Damson!

33. Nessa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:40 pm

    the sheldon baby blanket (minus pocket) from Knit Picks free patterns. It is a fast quick baby blanket (until you get to weaving in the ends) I have made 6 in the last year

    the other big favorites are the Dorian Slouch from Fiddle Knits and the Super Slouch from Wendy Johnson. I have made multiples of each. Actually, I am getting ready to order more yarn to make them both again (again again)

34. NancyN said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:41 pm

    I have knit three pair of Those Mitts by Leslie Friend.
    \http://www.ravelry.com/projects/needsyarn/those-mitts
    They are quick and easy and so very useful on chilly days.

35. Linda said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:41 pm

    I have knitted Lady Eleanor which is a shawl in entrelac at least 5 times. In mutlicolor, Noro Iro, Noro silk garden light (2 times), and Noro silk garden. entrlac with long color changes is very relaxing but not boring knitting. I knit backwards on the purl rows so i don’t have to turn the work.

36. marissa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:42 pm

    I’ve done the ‘Charlize’ shawlette (free, on Ravelry) a couple of times, and still love it. It is light and open, easy to execute (on vacation, or watching tv), and looks spectacular!

37. Grace said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:42 pm

    I’ve knit 4 noro ribbed scarves, 3 pairs of Hedgerow socks, 2 pairs of Hermione’s Everyday socks, 3 pairs of Monkey socks, 2 Asterope shawlettes, 2 Icarus shawls, 2 pairs of Spring Forward socks (wow, lots of socks!) and I’m currently knitting up my second Rock Island shawl. Oh, and I’ve knit 3 February Baby sweaters…they are so cute and are great for gifts!

38. Melissa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:42 pm

    I’ve made Christine’s Baby Bootees multiple times–they’re so cute and quick and easy! And the Traveling Woman Shawl twice, the Tangled Yoke Cardigan twice; I’m sure there are more but I can’t think of them off the top of my head!

39. Pattyv said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:43 pm

    The dropped stitch scarf. I made one for each of my elderly neighbors.

40. Lisa Schrock said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:45 pm

    I have made 4 of Holly Griffin-Weidner’s “Little Shells”, but my favorite is the one I made out of 2 colors of Blue Sky Alpaca Silk for Camp Loopy 2011 Project One. I have other “go to” patterns that I can knit up quickly for a gift, and a favorite sock pattern, but this is my favorite repeat!

41. Cindy said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:45 pm

    I love this question. I’ve been going down the list checking all the patterns that I haven’t heard of on Ravelry. This is a fun way to find new patterns. I don’t knit many things twice because there are so many things I want to try, but I’ve knit a few palindrome scarves by Kristin Bellehumeur. I love that they are simple to do but look nice when finished.

42. Linda M Hebb said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:46 pm

    Wood Hollow Mittens – Made a second pair and the Wood Hollow Hat and am also working on the same stitch pattern in a scarf to match the hat and mitts

43. Melissa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:46 pm

    Aside from plain socks, the only pattern I have knit twice is Multnomah – one for me and one for a gift. I have been considering another pair of Monkeys and another Ishbel as well, though. And Veera’s new pattern Color Affection looks like it might be good to make more than once!

44. Megan said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:48 pm

    I make vanilla socks based on the formula in Ann Budd’s “Getting Started Making Socks” all the time. I also have made Lisa’s and Katie’s Berets by Kirsten Kapur several times. It is such a fantastic slouchy hat pattern.

45. Joni said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:48 pm

    The pattern I’ve knit the most often is the Swallowtail Shawl — I think I’ve made 10 of them, with very adaptations — in yarns from lace weight to aran, and they are all wonderful!

46. Jen said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:48 pm

    It’s old school, but I love Elizabeth Zimmerman’s mitered mittens. I could knit them all day long (sometimes I do!)

47. Adina said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:48 pm

    Baby surprise jacket with fingering weight yarn. Always fun and it always knits up so pretty. I love using sock yarn for this one.

48. Debbie said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:48 pm

    When I first learned to knit I made about five diagonal scarves out of various shades of Noro Silk Garden. I got a bit burned out after that. I have knit three different Garden scarves from Scarf Style. The third has been half finished for over a year. I finally got bored with the feather and fan pattern and the splitty yarn I was using. Finishing it is on my list of goals for this year.

    I think I would knit the Malabrigo Cowl , Just Enough Ruffles and the Burbury Inspired cowl again.

49. kitrin said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:49 pm

    I made a BUNCH of Thorpe earflap hats and a couple of Shrooms as well oh and a couple darkside cowls.

50. Melissa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:51 pm

    Featherweight Cardi, and Tea Cozy hat!

51. Shawn said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:52 pm

    I love making the Pomatomus socks by Cookie A. They are never boring and look great even in those multi-color yarns that only look good in the skein.

    The Tulip sweater is another great knit that I have made several of.

52. Mim said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:54 pm

    Baby items tend to get knit repeatedly. Susan B. Anderson’s Sweet Pea hat for one. I don’t usually knit a pattern more than once unless it’s something super simple, like toasty or if there have been a few years in between.

53. Leslie said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:55 pm

    Without a doubt monkey socks. I’ve just knit my first pair but I see more in the future.

54. Raelene said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:57 pm

    Hi there Dyade is the best cowl I have ever knit and have it queued to knit again as a gift. I also love aviatrix and have knit that several times.

55. tabitha said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 2:59 pm

    I have knit 3 each of Summer Shawlette by Sandy Wiseheart and my own Arwen Wrap. Either 3 or 4 pair of Fetching Gloves by Cheryl Naimath. And a number of Doctor Who scarves but generally I only knit a pattern once.

56. rachel said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:01 pm

    I have knit a whopping four Citron shawlettes. I even bought yarn for a couple more, but finally ran out of steam (for now!)

57. Margie from Lavender Cottage said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:01 pm

    I can answer this without any hesitation. It’s the Mara shawl. I will never not have one in progress. I have probably 4 or 5 friends that feel the same way. It’s so simple that it’s addictive. I’m not a big fan of garter stitch but I love this pattern. I like it best in varigated colors. The one I’m working on now is a cotton blend and is so nice to work with…pink, grey, brown and white. I just started this one and I’m already planning the third one!!!

58. Kathy said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:02 pm

    Ive knit several pairs of Anne Hanson’s “The Sock Pattern to End all Sock Patterns”. This was the pattern I learned how to make socks on. I’ve now ventured into other of Anne’s fabulous sock patterns. I’m also planning another Hour Glass blanket.

59. geeky Heather said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:03 pm

    I also love the Misty Chunky Ribs and Ruflles Scarf (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/misti-chunky-ribs–ruffles-scarf). I knit them for my nieces (and one for me!) and they loved them! I’m so slow that I don’t knit many things more than once!

60. Frances said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:04 pm

    Despite the number of amazing sock patterns available, there are a few that I have knit more than once, including Wendy’s generic toe-up (various versions), Monkey socks, Yarnissima’s Brainless socks, Yarnissima’s firestarter socks, and Yarnissima’s spice kids (having 2 nephews with growing feet means that I have made this pattern 4 times already). I also made two Thorpes, of course one for each nephew.

61. Sarah (potterknitter) said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:04 pm

    My go-to baby sweater is the Childs Placket Neck Sweater by Joelle Hoverson. I’ve made it at least 6 times though now I have adapted it to more of a Barbara Walker top down raglan. It still looks the same, just knit in the other direction.

62. Jeny said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:05 pm

    I have so many sock patterns I want to try on my list I don’t tend to repeat them that often!. However, ‘Big Boss Man’ socks are the go-to pattern for my DH or Dad, as they fit really well, and are quick to knit up. Having just done Wendy Johnson’s Serpentine, in ‘Socks from the Toe Up’. I think I’ll be going back to do more of those. It’s a really simple pattern to memorise, and looks really effective.

63. JennC said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:06 pm

    Multnomah has been knit by me 3 times and the ole standby Plain Sock recipe by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee has been knit more times than I can remember!

64. Robin P. said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:07 pm

    I’ve made several Rainy Day Scarves, as well as the Yarn Harlot’s Basic Sock Pattern. I’ve also made several Norbetas, since once I made one, every one of my friends wanted one.

65. Valerie said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:07 pm

    Glancing at my projects page on Rav, I see that I have made Stephen West’s Herbivore more than once, and several iterations of Knitty’s Skew. I also make lots of Christine’s Stay-On Baby Booties and the Fleeglized Saartje Booties. I am certain I’ll make all of these patterns several more times, too.

66. Kelly S said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:08 pm

    I have knitted about a dozen Baby Surprise Jackets because the pattern is so easy, and it makes such a great baby gift. I am also currently knitting my second Clapotis. Enjoy the grand opening at your new storefront! Wish I lived close enough to attend…sigh!

67. Jeneane said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:08 pm

    The Clapotis from Knitty – I have 4 so far – one noro shawl and a couple of scarf versions too.

68. Debbie said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:09 pm

    I’m so glad you asked this. I’m looking over the list to get more project ideas! I’ve knit “Deb’s Easy Toe-up Sock” several times. Very simple, no thought required! It also fits and is comfortable. BTW, that Deb is not me!

69. Deborah said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:10 pm

    The Baktus scarf/shawlette – great stash buster especially since sock yarn is not considered stash. I have 2 and am getting ready to cast on another for a friend.

70. lisa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:12 pm

    I knitted the Brambles Beret twice. I would definitely make it again. Actually, I loved the cable pattern on the hat so much that I used it on a pair of mittens!

71. Holli said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:12 pm

    I’ve knit 4 pair of Tardis socks. That’s the most. I’ve knit a few more things twice. I like to try something new for the most part, even in my charity knitting.

72. Theresa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:14 pm

    I don’t think I have knitted long enough to have knit anything twice… too many great patterns out there to knit! However, I am planning on more plain jane socks from the Yarn Harlot’s Knitting Rules. Need to have the basic sock down pat before moving on to more fun stuff!

73. odessa said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:15 pm

    Fletcher Mitts! And if crocheting counts the Vargavinter mittens – it’s a great way to use all those one-skeins of really pretty worsted weight yarn.

74. Jess said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:16 pm

    Irving! I love this hat and it’s a fun knit.

75. Cheryl said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:17 pm

    I have knit many pairs of 75 yard Malabrigo Mitts – great quick gifts and easily customizable!

76. Tara K said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:18 pm

    I have a tendency towards not knitting the same thing twice, unless you count things like socks where you need to make a set. However, I had so much fun knitting the Felted Bag with Mitered Squares by Kristi Porter that I did make two, and that’s a fair amount of knitting. So worth it though, just looking at them makes me want to go grab some Noro for another. I’ve also made 3 Dream Swatch Head Wrap by Wendy Bernard, and I could easily do more, because they are so quick and enchanting. I know I’ve made two Baby Surprise Jackets by Elizabeth Zimmerman, and will likely knit a third this year… For the most part though I’d almost always rather knit something new. There are so many awesome patterns and I have a finite amount of life to work with. I feel like if I keep repeating the same knits then I will never make it through even half the projects that I want to.

77. grace said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:19 pm

    mention contest and the comments soar!!! I have made many patterns over and over including lots of rebecca dangers monsters, alan darts gnomes, cupcakes, and shawls and scarves, I have even made the rambling rows blanket and Shalom a few times. I like new and I like tried and true!!

78. Jen said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:19 pm

    I’ve only knit Ishbel more than once (6 times, to be exact…..5 were for gifts.) I’m currently knitting a Viefalt and I can see myself repeating that one a few more times.

79. ladydisdn said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:20 pm

    I’ve knit a couple of Dean Street hats, and knit Liesel twice. I will eventually make at least 2 more Parseltongue Hats. I would also knit TGV again – it gets boring, but I really love the simplicity of the finished shawl. I would love to have it in a bunch of different colors.

    There are so many great patterns out there, that I usually like to knit something new!

80. Pat Facemire said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:20 pm

    The latest repeat pattern I have been using is one for a ear flap hat. I looked up a skull design hat on ravelry, and found one by “so much yarn, so little time” Enjoyable knit!

81. Lilie said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:20 pm

    I’ve had a couple of hat requests and my favorite (knitting on #3) is Playful Plumage Hat.

82. Carol said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:21 pm

    I’ve knit 3 of Anne Hanson’s “Fartlek” hats this winter, as well as three pair of my own basic ribbed socks. Now, ready for something new!!! Thanks for the contest.

83. Ely said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:21 pm

    I have knit Kate Ray’s Multnomah three times. First I made one for me, and I was wearing it half the time – then I needed a different colour to match the rest of my clothes.. then all the women in my family wanted one. The third that I knit was just blocked and is going to my granny this weekend. I love how it looks like complicated lace, but is really a mindless knit. It works nicely with striping, multicoloured or solid yarn, and it can be done in all weights of yarn and adapts to how much yardage you got. I think there might be more of them in my future.

84. Marcia said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:21 pm

    I have two Punch and Judy scarfs on the needles now.

85. Lucy said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:21 pm

    My favorites are hats. The star-clossed slouchy beret and the unoriginal hat specifically.

    I’ve also knit more than 4 Jayne hats. That’s my “nerd fangirl” favorite.

86. Nichole said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:22 pm

    There are a few patterns I’ve returned to again and again… Fetching, Baby Breeze Block Hat, Clapotis and a basic hat pattern found in Knitting For Peace.

87. Sarah said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:23 pm

    I’ve made the Diezel Seedie Ribbie Beanie at least four times now. It’s a super easy pattern and the hats look awesome in any color of BSA Worsted (or any worsted weight yarn).

88. Janet said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:23 pm

    I can’t get enough of Sally Melville’s Einstein coat, both the bulky and the worsted versions. I’ve completed two and started two more. Such meditative, peaceful knitting, and such a striking coat when completed! Also, Embossed Leaves socks from Favorite Socks. I’ve made at least 3 pair and plan many more.

89. Veronica said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:24 pm

    I’ve made 46 Wallaby Sweaters in various sizes. It is a fun, rewarding pattern. I love your blog!

90. Jenny said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:25 pm

    I have knit numerous BYOB bags by Moira Ravenscroft (on Ravelry), they are great grocery/produce bags. They also make great gifts!

91. Shameka said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:25 pm

    The first sweater I ever made was the Central Park Hoodie. I followed the directions and made it in pieces as the pattern specified. Upon completion, I immediately casted on a second one, this time doing it all in one piece. I love that sweater.

92. Kris said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:25 pm

    there’s 2 – felted clogs from Fiber Trends and mittens from Magnificent Mittens – not the same fair isle pattern but many pairs from that book – I love them all.

93. Amy said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:26 pm

    How do you pick just one? two of them are…Ann Budd’s Basic Mitten/Gloves and Elizabeth Zimmerman’s baby surprise jacket.

94. Kristin said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:28 pm

    So far I’ve only knit 2 hat patterns multiple times – Jacques Cousteau and Hermione’s Cable & Eyelet Hat. I had first made them for my husband and myself respectively, and my mother saw them and wanted one of each for herself!

    Other patterns I will probably knit in the future include a chevron scarf so I can experiment with different colors, Monkey socks so I can choose a better colorway, and a Trousseau shawl for myself since I gave my first to my grandmother!

    Oh yeah! Almost forgot the super cute Sexy Vesty; I loved my first one and I want more in different colors. Next up will be orange, I think.

95. Amanda said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:28 pm

    At the moment, it’s got to be the Honey Cowl. I’m not counting other patterns because I knit all kinds of things more than once for gifts, this pattern is just grabbing me right now. I’ve only made two, so far, but can’t wait to start one for me. It’s such a simple pattern, and the fabric is so squishy, that it’s going to be my go-to pattern for cowls. I’m always on a quest for the perfect cowl, and I’m pretty sure that search is over…just sayin’!

    Another pattern that I will probably knit again (fingering weight and all) because I love it so much is Frost Thread, by Veera Valimaki. However, I’ve only just finished my first, so won’t be knitting another very soon…too many other things more pressing.

96. Karen said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:29 pm

    I enjoyed knitting the Forest Canopy shawl and can see myself knitting more in various yarn weights to create different sizes, for different seasons. I have also knit Hedgerow socks a few times; I keep coming back to that pattern for it’s simplicity yet it’s not too plain or boring.

97. Beth said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:30 pm

    The only thing that I have ever knitted twice is a felted bag (pattern from a Knitter’s magazine). It looks like the Ohio Star quilt block.

98. Savannagal said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:30 pm

    The other thing, other than washcloths, that I’ve knit more than once is the Shawl Collared Cowl by Alana Dakos. It was a quick and easy knit, and turned out lovely. Thanks for the giveaways.

99. martie K. said,

    January 25, 2012 @ 3:33 pm

    I made a couple of gnome hats for my nephews for x-mas. The first was really fun to make but the second was icky because acrylic was requested. Bleh.

100. Kim said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:33 pm

     I have crocheted the Seja Blanket from Stitch N Bitch: The Happy Hooker twice and I am on my 3rd one. It works up really quick and is a very cute gift for a baby shower

101. Kim B. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:34 pm

     I have made numerous Simple Things projects. I made it for Camp Loopy two-colored project in orange/navy multi and navy. It is a nice smaller neckscarf or if made larger — either with more edge repeats or sport, DK or worsted yarn, it becomes a lovely shawlette.

102. Diane said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:36 pm

     Last year, I made two scarves from the “28′s Cousin 53″ pattern. The first was for the first project for Camp Loopy, and I liked it so much I made one for my sister for Christmas (it was a big hit).

     I have also done multiples of a couple of hat patterns, the Classic WWII Watch Cap and the Ribbed Watchman’s Hat.

     Glad the new shop is a hit! I’d love to get to CO sometime to visit in person!

103. Elisa said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:37 pm

     Ishbel and the Claudia hat – have made both multiple times and love they way they come out every time.

104. Lindey said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:37 pm

     Well, not counting the k2p2 rib socks that I make pair after pair of for the husband – because I knit them for him, not for my personal enjoyment… I really love the Star Crossed Slouchy Beret by Natalie Larson, I just set aside the materials for my second within two months. Also, I think I’m going to have to make multiple pairs of the Bellatrix socks. I just finished the first in about three days, and love them. I want to see how they knit up in other colors.

     Lovely contest, Sheri, and glad to see that things are going so well in Colorado.

105. Bonnie H. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:37 pm

     A couple of years ago I made several pairs of French Press Felted Slippers for Christmas gifts. I would make them again.

     Also, from the book One Skein I have knitted the ‘muffler’ from the Rib and Cable Quartet pattern using Dream in Color Classy – one for my brother and one for my brother-in-law. They love the shorter scarves and the feel of the yarn.

     Several years ago (or more, *ahem*), I participated in the first ever Sock War. I’ve knitted the International Sock of Doom two times since the Sock War I ended.

106. Jane said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:38 pm

     I have knitted “azzu” shawlette four times and I have considered it for my Christmas yarn. Also have done two “baby suprise” sweaters and will do more because they are a FUN knit. My basic sock pattern have been done lots.

107. paulette said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:40 pm

     I’ve knit any number of the Yarn Harlot’s basic sock recipe. I’ve also mde two pair of Chevron Socks (a nice basic pattern with a little more pizzazz than the basic sock recipe) I plan on making another Holly Berry hat before next Christmas. It’s a colorwork pattern that is so much fun. The second one (I knit one for myself this year) is going to the women who owns the tree farm we cut our tree at. I have a great basic mitten pattern—it took me years to find. I’ve also knit two kangaroo sweaters. Speaking of Wendy, I’ve knit two of her Seaside Shawls and plan on making another Kauni Shawl.

108. Jennifer said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:40 pm

     Its not a quick knit, but I have enjoyed making several pairs of felted clogs from “Fiber Trends”, everyone loves them. I still need to make me a pair.

109. Megan said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:40 pm

     I often intend to knit a pattern more than once, but hardly ever do. I’ve knit a sock head multiple times, a plain vanilla sock with self-striping yarn more times than I can count, and Kolhaas 5 times over one Christmas.

110. Annette said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:42 pm

     I’ve knit Yarn Harlot’s Plain Socks (from Knitting Rules) at least three times and made two scarves using her “One-Row Scarf” pattern (one in fingering and one in DK weight). That is definitely my go-to pattern – easy to memorize (4 stitch repeat!) and adaptable to any yarn weight.

111. Belinda Giliberti said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:42 pm

     It would definitely be Wendy’s Trilobite Sock pattern. I have knit three sets of them and I have a fourth one on the needles right now! One in bugga, one in Casbah, one in mad tosh sock and a current one in skinny bugga. I have small feet so I modified the pattern a bit, eliminating some of the purl stitches between the trilobites. Such a great pattern!

112. buttercup said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:43 pm

     Quite a few actually. Annis (from Knitty) I did like, six of them one year for holiday gifts. Same with “mama jane”, a slipper pattern. that was the year before. There’s a one skein spiral Kureyon hat that I’ve made many of. And the ever-interesting entrelac socks, of course.

     I’ve also made YH’s one row scarf over and over.

113. jen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:46 pm

     Simmer dim, by gudrun jhonsen . I love that pattern, and have knit it more than a few times.

114. Karen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:46 pm

     I just love the Dublin Bay sock pattern. I have knit at least 4 pair including a pair for a sock exchange.

115. Lindsey said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:47 pm

     I’ve made the Bandana Cowl, the Groovy Little Baby Blanket and the Shawl-Collared Cowl at least 2-3 times each.

116. Amanda S. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:47 pm

     The hat pattern from Last-Minute Knitted Gifts is my go-to hat pattern. I’ve made dozens!

117. Manda said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:48 pm

     I really love that madtosh Plaid Blanket color. It’s not my typical colors, but I’m completely smitten!

     I have a bunch of patterns I’d make again & again: Simple Skyp socks (I forget the designer), the Big Bad Baby Blanket or the Moderne Baby Blanket are my go-to baby blanket patterns, and plain stockinette socks are always a go-to!

118. Trish said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:48 pm

     The Hitchhiker scarf — 3 so far — I need something simple to knit on when chatting with friends or watching a movie.

119. Stella39 said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:49 pm

     I have made a few “scarfettes” from the resurrection fern blog. Quick, easy and make great gifts.

120. Debra said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:49 pm

     I have made three Xeriscape scarves and I continue to want to cast on more of these. It is a fun, easy knit and all the recipients have loved them!

121. Sandy G said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:50 pm

     I love Anne Hanson’s Leaving sweater pattern and plan to make it again. It’s perfectly written, and a lovely design! I also have a sock pattern, a 3/1 rib, that I’ve made at least 6 times. I read about it on a knitting blog, but now can’t remember whose!

122. Shawnna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:50 pm

     For me it’s Cookie A’s Monkey Sock! Fun to knit, fun to wear I’ve got three and counting.

123. John said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:51 pm

     I don’t knit but my wife does. She (and a lot of others) makes hats for the U.S. Navy sailors aboard the Guilded MIssle Frigates patrolling in the Gulf of Arabia. I think she’d like the prize bag.

124. Anneh said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:52 pm

     I love the Carolina Queen of Naples sock pattern. It does fun things to self-striping yarn, which I also love, and it was easier to get gauge for it than Jaywalker (I was about 10 sts/inch too small for that one!). I’ve made it at least five or six times. Best of all- the pattern is free on Ravelry!

125. Elaine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:53 pm

     Recently I have made 4 of the Tiny Tea Leaves Cardi from Mad.Tosh in Vintage. Love the sweater and it is a great gift. I have also made. I have also made the Spud and Chloe raglan cardigan for adults and children. Can’t tell you how many santa faced christmas (all personalized) stockings that I have made (at least 1 dozen) in Cascade 220. Family sock pattern from Mountain Colors…..great baby socks-have made multiples of those too, use them for bag accessories as shower gifts. I guess I repeat a lot . Always looking forward to your blogs and what is new. Thank you again for all the time you put into such a beautiful and FUN store.

126. Jennifer in NC said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:53 pm

     The Honey Cowl is a great gift knit and a good way to use luxury yarn without spending too much. I like the Chevron Scarf, too, because it’s so much fun to see how the colors will turn out.

127. Susan said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:53 pm

     Travelling Woman shawl. I have made 3 of these so far. It’s become my “go to” shawl pattern.

128. Jenny Hubbard said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:54 pm

     The Purl Ridge hat from Malabrigo book 3 is a favorite of mine. Also the ever popular Ishbel scarf. I have knit the hat from Malabrigo and from Fiesta Flurry. I can’t decide which is my favorite. Ishbel was knit in Rowan’s Panama first…..nice as a neck scarf. Then I knit it in Malabrigo worsted weight. This one is worn much more often, as it keeps my shoulders warm thus increasing my knitting time.

129. Molly said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:55 pm

     I’ve done Mara twice and Dashing fingerless gloves for men many, many times. Wish I could pop in for your grand opening!

130. Lacey said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:56 pm

     I’m not reading any comments above or below me. I have 52 pages of patterns in my Rav Q right now! I cannot imagine what might happen if I do!

     The pattern that has gotten me is the sock head hat. I’ve knit three so far. I only quit because I realized that my short hair is invisible when wearing that style hat. Since I don’t wear them, I quit making them, but that sure doesn’t mean I wouldn’t whip one up for a gift!

131. Josiane said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:57 pm

     The first pattern that comes to mind when I think of what I’ve knit more than once is Stephanie Pearl-McPhee’s sock recipe, simply. It’s great mindless knitting, it results in useful socks, and its simple stockinette-ness lets the yarn and the colors shine!

132. LaurenM said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:57 pm

     I knit the Eunice socks by CookieA twice and will probably do them again. I also knit the “Fireside” sweater twice. It’s a replica of a sweater Cameron Diaz wore in “The Holiday” movie which I just fell in love with. I was about to try to reverse engineer the pattern myself when someone else put one up in Ravelry. I just love it.

133. Linda said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 3:58 pm

     According to my projects page, that would be Anne Hanson’s Spiraluscious Cowl, or Kelly Jensen’s Winter’s Rhythm Capelet.

134. Stephanie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:00 pm

     I’ve knit up Churchmouse Patterns Welted Fingerless Gloves several times now! They are fast to knit up, fit great and look great. They are very practical as well; I can wear them while working on the computer. Great as a quick last minute present….

     I’m sure they would be gorgeous knit up in Wollmeise!!!!

135. Charlotte said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:01 pm

     The Tulip baby cardigan — you can use lots of colour and it always look great.

136. Emiko said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:01 pm

     I’ve yet to knit the same pattern twice, but I think the current project I’m working on (mittens called Winter Buzz) will become a second pair. I bought the yarn with the intentions of participating in a KAL to knit my sister a pair of mittens for her birthday next month, but I’m in love with the cabled honeycomb pattern that I’m totally going to make some mittens for myself after this pair is done

137. Brenna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:01 pm

     I love to knit the hanspun scarf that yarn harlot designed. I throw it in my purse for those times I have a wait and soon I have a whole scarf.

138. Kathleen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:05 pm

     I’m currently on my second Burmuda shawl by Ilga Leja. So much fun to knit. Another favorite is the Tulip cardi for babies. I can’t tell you how many times I’ve made that sweater!

139. Sue H said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:06 pm

     I’ve knit Belladonna Took, Pettine, and Transverse shawls multiple times. Simple patterns that show yarns to their best! The Turn a Square hat works up quickly for the Hats for Sailors project.

140. Louisa said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:07 pm

     I have knit one pattern twice – Colorful Wristers – they are so fast, easy and fun in variegated yarns. If I wasn’t so obsessed with knitting socks right now I’d probably make a pair to match all my outfits as my hands are always cold.

141. Kim Bradley said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:08 pm

     Clapotis–I think I’ve done 4 or 5 in different variations–and Stephanie Pearl-McPhee’s raven sock–what was it called? Arabella?

142. Susie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:09 pm

     I’ve knit 198 yds of Heaven twice and will knit it again. A lovely shawl.

143. Bev said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:09 pm

     I have at least three patterns that I have repeated and will probably do so again. I love the Faceted Rib socks by Charlene Schurch, the Lady Bertram Shawlette by Wendy Johnson and top-up Monkey socks pattern modified from Cookie A’s famous sock pattern..

144. Melissa Starkweather said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:09 pm

     I’ve knit Multnomah and Whippoorwill several times each and will most likely knit them again. I’ve also knit several Purl Berets…a great pattern for that single skein of yarn in the stash.

145. Amanda said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:12 pm

     I fell in love with the Calorimetry this year when I was looking for a few last minute Christmas gifts. I think I ended up knitting 5 of them. So Calorimetry and basic slouchy hats. They’re my favorite.

146. Barbara said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:12 pm

     I’ve knit the Gentleman Socks by Kristi Schueler twice now – once for Dad and once for me….. and I’m sure I’ll knit it again.

147. Joyce Riedesel said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:13 pm

     I have made Steven West’s Clockwork 4 times. I love to knit it, 8love to wear it, and I love to give it away.

     I have family in Ft Collins and I can hardly wait to see the new store in April!

148. Samoofish said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:15 pm

     I’ve knit the Churchmouse Turkish Bed Socks four times now. Although they’re a small, quick project the construction is interesting and makes me smile each time.

149. Harriet said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:15 pm

     I knit two February Lady Sweaters, one in Cascade 220 and one in Brown Sheep’s Cotton Fleece.

150. janna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:16 pm

     I’ve made the Tulip Baby Sweater at least 5 times. It has become the baby gift people expect of me, I think. Fast and easy and fun to knit!

151. Mandy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:17 pm

     Lately, the generic sock that I keep in my head is what I’ve been knitting. Perhaps changing it up with a stitch pattern.

152. KathyH said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:19 pm

     I have a baby sweater pattern that I have made so much it’s beginning to fall apart. The 1st one made was for my oldest daughter who is 35! Way too many to count in between.

153. Bonney said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:20 pm

     I love to knit baby blankets. I have 2 or 3 that I enjoy gifting that always make a big WOW!! It’s a great way to try out a new stitch or two also!

154. Tori said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:21 pm

     I actually almost never knit things more than once these days, although there’s no great reason for that. It’s just that there’s always so many more things I want to knit than there is time in the day to knit them.

155. Patricia said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:25 pm

     The one row lace scarf by Turvid. Ravelry free pattern. I too do not like to knit scarves because they get tiresome but this one moves right along and is easy to do in front of the tv and is very portable. It is a great gift for everyone because it is light and I have friends who live in warmer climes. Also, you can memorzie the repeat in a skinny minute! It is a win win win!

156. LisaPB said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:27 pm

     I usually don’t like to knit things more than once, but I have made 2 or 3 pairs of Wine & Roses Mitts by JoLene Treace. Does’t that mean that I’ve knit the pattern 4 or more times?

157. Les Mc said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:27 pm

     Wendy’s S(p)ocks, that was a gift, along with lovely yarn! I’ve knit it twice, and another in work.

158. Christine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:27 pm

     I love the Tiny Tea Leaves pattern – I think I have made it 6 times and have plans for more in the future! I also love the Striped Study Shawl…on my second right now and can see myself making at least one or two more!

159. NerdGirl said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:28 pm

     I’ve made a couple of the Twisted Rib Watch Caps. I’ve only made one Chickadee Cowl but I know there are more in my future!

160. Cynthia Landers said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:29 pm

     I would say the only one I’ve knit two of is my basic sock pattern. there are quite a few I wish I had time to knit more of but there are so many gorgeous patterns in my stash that I can’t seem to knit more than one of anything!!! Maybe when I retire!

161. JoAnnaSpring said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:31 pm

     I recently purchased my first Madtosh and am excited to make time to use it. Your scarf is lovely!

     I made a bazillion (or 4) Malabrigo Neck Thingie(s) for gifts this year. It’s quick, easy to memorize and shows off lovely yarn spectacularly.

162. Jean said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:31 pm

     Most frequently used pattern is my basic vanilla sock pattern. I have made bunches of those.

163. Nancyde said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:33 pm

     I love the Knitspot Punch and Judy pattern and I have made it at least seven times–including three times for Christmas gifts this year. It is fast, fun and never boring. It looks beautiful in the Madelintosh DK too. Love your scarf.

164. claire said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:33 pm

     gosh…lots I think. Cherry Garcia Cowl, Jaywalker Socks, Skull beanie, Monkey socks, clapotis, Lintilla, Kitty Pi beds. Probably more. and lots of toe up vanilla socks, though now I am also doing Cat Bordhi’s Sweet Tomato heels on them…love it!

165. Kellie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:33 pm

     I have made the Pioneer Braid scarf from the Hither and Yarn blog several times. I absolutely adore this pattern. It knits up quickly; it has enough variety to be interesting, but simple enough to memorize and not have to use a pattern. I also have a basic sock pattern that I turn to time and time again. I can see the new Cloisnee mittens becoming a fast favorite as well.

166. Christel said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:35 pm

     I’ve also knit the Misty Chunky Ribs and Ruffles scarf several times. And one of our local designers has a great cabled hat pattern that I have knit at least 5 times. I’m a slow knitter and rarely have time to knit what I want once, much less twice! This hat is such a quick knit, if I need a gift I can do one over the weekend even at my pace! Thanks Sheri for the great contests, yarn and service!!

167. Joyce said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:36 pm

     I made the Adamas Shawl once for someone else, and I still have intentions of making one for myself. I also made myself a “Mr Greenjeans” sweater and keep thinking about making another one out of better quality yarn…

168. Debbie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:36 pm

     I have made a lot of flap over fingerless gloves out of a variety of sock yarns. I also enjoy finding just the right buttons for the flap. They always elicit rave reviews from the people who have received them as gifts.

169. Christienne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:36 pm

     I don’t know if this will count but I love this triangle shawl pattern I have from my knitting group at church. It’s got a nice large open lacy border but the main body is plain knit so the border pops nicely. Again, nothing fancy but it looks pretty and goes quickly on large needles.

170. katie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:39 pm

     I have made 5 clapotis from knitty. That is an amazing pattern

171. JoAnn W. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:40 pm

     I rarely make a knitted item twice, with the exception of a fair isle hat that was in this winter’s Vogue knitting. I made one for myself, and then one for a good friend of mine who was drooling too much over mine.

172. Julia said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:40 pm

     Second Clapotis pattern from knitty. I love how simple yet sophisticated it is. Also it’s fantastic for variegated yarn, I think.

173. Mary R said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:46 pm

     Socks. I’ve made probably 50 pairs. The pattern I use is one loosely based on the Yankee Knitter sock pattern, adapted for two circs.
     I’ve also made the Chicknits Ribbi Cardi five times so far. Several for me, the rest for gifts. This pattern seems to look great on anyone so it’s my go-to pattern for a gift sweater. I’ve knitted three Forest Canopy shawls and two Adamas shawls and there could be another of either one in my near future. I’m leaving on vacation next week and they make great travel projects. Just busy enough to be interesting, but not too complicated that the pattern isn’t easily memorized.

174. dawn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:47 pm

     I’ve knit Jared Flood’s “Noro Striped Scarf” 3 times, and I’m planning the 4th. It is so fun and easy and colourful. I’m toying with the idea of casting on a bunch more stitches and making a blanket that way. I’ve also knit Multnomah twice, and would love to knit it again, maybe with some MadelineTosh sock the next time.

175. Kathy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:48 pm

     I’ve knit the Citron a couple of times out of various yarns and the Mara twice. I’ve tried the Clapotis twice. Frogged the first try, the second is looking better in my opinion. I’ve also made scads for hats for charity always using the same pattern from Lion Brand.

176. Kitten With A Whiplash said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:49 pm

     I seldom repeat a pattern, other than the hats I make for the homeless. I’m always looking for something new to try.

177. Beth Gray said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:51 pm

     Just the Bandana cowl, and a standard watch cap that I knit for the troops. Other than that, there are so many beautiful patterns, I haven’t found any others to knit multiple times.

178. Michelle said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:51 pm

     I’ve made many plain vanilla socks, but the one pattern I have gone to repeatedly is the top down raglan baby cardigan from Knitting Pure and Simple. I have done some with hoods and some without; I have done them in stripes and plain; I have jazzed them up with embroidery or fancy buttons. It is such an easy pattern, but it is easy to make each one different, and they always fit well.

179. Robby said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:51 pm

     I counted a while back and I have made 8 (eight!!) Multnomah shawls. They work up quickly, fit most anyone well and are a lovely meditative knit when you’re thinking of someone. I recently finished a TGV, and am casting about right now for the next perfect skein to repeat that one. My sister barely got that Christmas gift, it was hard to set it free.

180. Tracey said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:53 pm

     i’ve knit the koolhaas hat by jared flood twice and plan to knit it again and again. there are so many other hat patterns that i want to try as well but i love the texture of the koolhaas even though it requires cabling every row.

181. Meredith said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:53 pm

     I’ve knit the Thorpe hat by Kirsten Kapur 5 or 6 times. Love it!

182. Katie Lynn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:56 pm

     I have made two each of Strip Study (Veera Valimaki) and Georgiana (Susana IC). Both are shawls, though I kept both Stripe Studies for myself and the Georgianas were gifts I gave this Christmas.

183. BrittanyLaine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:57 pm

     What a great contest! I have knit the Turn a Square hat SIX times. It’s such a beautiful hat that’s really quick to knit up.

184. elise said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:58 pm

     My favorite repeat pattern, is really more of a knitting recipe. Years back (2005?) there was a guide to making gloves in Interweave knits. Using that guide I have made at least 5 pairs of gloves, or 6, I can’t tell because I have lost count. They are great for commuting and fumbling for keys and cards while keeping my hands warm. I even make mitten covers for when it’s too cold for my fingers.

185. Dee said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:58 pm

     I love the Forest Canopy Shawl and have knit it several times.

186. Paulette said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:58 pm

     I’ve made a super easy cowl (using one skein of Misti Alpaca chunky yarn) three times (can’t remember the name, can’t find it right now-ack!) Loved them! Also made the Noro One Row scarf three times (lost my original, had to make another for me—another a gift) also have made the Yarn Harlot’s Plain Sock pattern a few times (from Knitting Rules). The prize looks really great!!!!

187. Dana said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 4:59 pm

     I rarely knit the same pattern over again but I love the Young Einstein pattern from the Little Rascal’s ebook…so many options for kid sweaters! Lots of sizes as well as a hood or collar. Also, the pattern is basic enough to allow for personalization- colorwork, etc! I have made 3 and have another planned for my daughter.

188. Marsha in Colorado said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:00 pm

     I love Waterfall socks by Wendy Johnson, and the Boneyard shawl by Stephen West, and the Citron Shawl all of which I’ve made twice. There are just so many things to make that I want to try something new, so I rarely make a pattern more than once.

     See you and the Elves this Saturday! I can barely stand the wait!

189. Robin said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:02 pm

     I’ve knit Clapotis,, Citron, Ankle Biter socks, and Shroom all more than once.
     These patterns are like knitted comfort food!

190. Kathy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:02 pm

     I am starting my second Shaelyn by Leila Raabe. The first was a graduation gift for my daughter and the second will be mine out of handspun gifted to me at Christmas by a dear friend. I have also made several lined mittens using the pattern I recieved when I signed up to learn how to make mittens several years ago and Wendy Knits basic sock pattern.

191. Lauren said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:03 pm

     I love the Baktus pattern. It is perfect for showing off all of the beautiful dyeing that goes on and for those special single skeins of yarn or even handspun!

192. Deb said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:04 pm

     I have knit the Dunkelipa hat by Becky Herrick 3 times for my son. It is a fast enjoyable knit!

193. Liz R said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:05 pm

     I love love love Cookie A’s Monkey socks! I’ve made them three times and have a fourth on the needles.

194. pattie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:06 pm

     There’s an old Bernat book with some classic patterns…I’ve made several top-down cardis for kids and women from it. Same pattern is sized for little girls and women.

195. Michelle H. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:07 pm

     I am going to start a second Whippoorwill. I love wearing the one I have and would love another. I made the first one in the large and I am going to make the second in the medium maybe small. Plus Madelinetosh Merino Light is so wonderful to work with.

196. TaraS said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:07 pm

     Clapotis and Sock Bug’s River Rapid Socks!

197. Kelly said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:07 pm

     Rosebud by Jared Flood. I’ve knit 3 so far, and will probably knit at least one more….

198. Lisa G said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:08 pm

     I have knit the Wonderful Wallaby more times than I care to count, mostly for children but a few adult sizes as well.

199. Marla said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:08 pm

     I have knit the Thinking of You Shawl from Knit Along with Debbie Macomber: Friendship Shawls in so many colors, usually using Stitch Nation Bamboo Ewe (4 skeins). This is the shawl I knit as a comfort/friendship shawl the most. I have Wendy Knits Lace as well; it will be very adicting once I start knitting the patterns .

200. Maryanne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:15 pm

     Ive knit 3 Annis so far, and have plans for many more. All the women I know went nuts for them, and the pattern works up so quickly.

201. Christy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:15 pm

     I have several patterns that I’ve knit multiple times, usually to give away as gifts. I keep finding myself heading back to the One Row Lace Scarf by Turvid, not only for myself to knit, but for others who are just starting out. I love it because it’s simple enough that you can memorize the pattern, but still looks good in a variety of different yarns. I’ve also knit a bunch of Swirly Gig Earflap hats. It’s not as easy as the scarf, but it looks more difficult than it is, so people are always impressed.

202. JB said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:15 pm

     I love the Just Enough Ruffles scarf. I’ve knit it three times–it’s quick and makes a great gift!

203. Theo said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:15 pm

     The Chevron scarf pattern and Mara. I love that I can use various weights for both and they never come out exactly the same.

204. Joline said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:19 pm

     I’ve knit many baby surprise jackets and love them each time. I also knit a half dozen Rosebud hats by Jarod Flood for Christmas this year.

205. Chery said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:22 pm

     I have knit Nanette Blanchard’s Biodynamic Hat 10 times. They make quick gifts and I love them. Every thing she designs has been wonderful.

206. Natalie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:22 pm

     I find the only thing I’m knitting multiples of these days are my own patterns (including 3 Shifting Ribs scarves since Dec.), but I have knit at least 3 of Evelyn Clark’s Swallowtail Shawls in the past.

207. Tempe said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:23 pm

     I’ve knit about 20 pairs of Main Morning Mitts. Also, about 5 of garter rib socks. Both are nice portable patterns.

208. Mary said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:24 pm

     I have a list a mile or two long that I WANT to knit, but I always have a pair of my own version of a generic ribbed toe-up sock on the needles for my “handbag” project that goes everywhere with me. I’m up to maybe my 5th pair so far.

209. Karen Cain said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:24 pm

     I’m another one that has knit multiple pairs of Cookie A’s monkey socks. Also – can’t seem to get enough of the Clapotis – I am on my third one in less than a year.

210. Jessey said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:25 pm

     honestly, I can’t think of anything I’ve knit more than once without alterations – I’m constantly thinking of little ways to improve things while I’m knitting!

211. GinkgoKnits said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:27 pm

     Melissa LeBarre free pattern Stella’s Hat is a great quick knit with a flattering shape. It’s one of those patterns that switches things up just as you are getting bored but is still very simple to work up.

212. aknitontheside said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:27 pm

     The Whisper cardigan (Hannah Fettig) was my obsession of choice a year or so ago. I ended up with 3, my mum,1 and I have a 5th planned for my sister (after much hinting when my mum got her’s). So quick to knit and great for fit since my mum and sis live on the other side of the world from me.

     I don’t usually repeat sock patterns but the following were so great I did them again – Embossed Leaves (Mona Schmidt), Spring Shoots (Alice Yu), Monkeys and Kai Mei (Cookie A).

     Thanks for the opportunity to win such a great package.

213. Mary said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:31 pm

     I’ve made two Rambling Rows afghans (one for nephew and one for niece), many mittens from Elizabeth Durand’s basic pattern, many booties from an old pattern, and many bedsocks for my mother from an old English pattern. Fun question! Have fun at the grand opening!

214. Hannah said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:33 pm

     I have knit “fingerless piano mitts” four times in different yarns (cashmere being my favorite). How many plain vanilla socks and rib socks? Oh gosh ….. maybe one dozen.

215. Joyce said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:34 pm

     I’ve knit Monkey socks a number of times. They always turn out great.

216. kate lathrop said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:35 pm

     There are two I always turn to – the Traveling Woman shawl and the Umbilical Cord baby hat – I think I could knit them in my sleep!

217. Sue K said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:36 pm

     Widdershins sock pattern. I think I’ve knit 4 or 5 pairs already. I do sometimes play around with different stitch patterns to add a little interest.

218. Sheryl said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:37 pm

     February Lady Sweater and an very old mitten pattern.

219. Laura said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:37 pm

     My favorite has to be Mr. Fox Stole My Heart and the Mini Fox by Tiny Owl Knits. I’ve made my girls each one (in their favorite colors…foxes DO come in pink!!!) and have one in the works for me!

220. Matt said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:37 pm

     I really like Steven West’s windschief. I’ve made several of them for myself and am going to make some for gifts.

221. Sara said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:39 pm

     Fetching fingerless gloves have been knit 4 times. And I hardly ever repeat a pattern, but the requests for these never stop.
     SareBearKnits on rav

222. Ruth said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:40 pm

     I won’t say I enjoy knitting it, but Clapotis is one pattern that I have knit several times. The finished product is well worth the slog through miles of stockinette.

223. Sue said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:41 pm

     Fetching. Many many Fetchings — great gift! Also clapotis.

224. Catherine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:42 pm

     ummm, let’s see, 3 Clapotis, 3 Monkey by Cookie A, several Maine Morning Mitts, at least 2 pairs of Susie’s Reading Mitts, Sexxy Vesty twice, and many plain vanilla pairs of socks and gloves. See you Saturday!

225. Amy Mac said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:45 pm

     The old man of storr shawl, clapotis, calorimetry, traveling woman shawl, a long lost poncho pattern made from 2rectangles… But I think usually it is more fun to try something new!

226. KarenV said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:48 pm

     I am a slow knitter too, and have knitting ADD I think, so I don’t knit many things twice, but I’ve knit two pairs of Dashing mitts, and several pairs of felted clogs with the pattern from Fiber Trends.

227. Karen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:49 pm

     I have a few patterns that I knit over and over
     1) Cookie A’s Monkey Sock, but I do it toe up – I’m on my 7th pair and counting
     2) Sockhead Hat – I’ve made 3 so far and I see many more – I quick way to use a skein of sock yarn
     3) Clapotis – I think I’ve made 3 and Mom has just asked for one, so of course I will oblige

228. Barbara S. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:57 pm

     Clapotis several times, and will do it again several times I’m sure! Hitchhiker, both sock-weight and worsted for a Prayer Shawl, could see doing again. Windschief, both as a hat and a cowl, love it a lot and will be making several more as gifts. Shaelyn twice so far, both gifts; maybe someday I’ll have one of my own. DW/Darrell Waltrip Dishcloth and the Ballband dishcloth are my usual go-to patterns for dishcloths; I would have to look on Ravelry to see how many of each of those I have done, I know it is a bunch!

229. Jessica said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:58 pm

     I’ve made the Tulips baby cardigan twice… so cute, and you go so fast from color to color that I would think just one more color instead of just one more row!

     I’ve also made Cookie A’s Pomatamus as gloves, and I love them so much that I think I’ll do the pattern as socks, too.

230. Deedee Winters said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:58 pm

     Baby Surprise. Ball band dishcloths (as in the Mason Dixon knitting)

231. Sandy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:58 pm

     Montego bay scarf, elizabeth zimmerman’s baby sweater, simple socks: those are a few of my repeat knits. Would love to win!

232. Carol said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:59 pm

     Pre-Ravelry days, among other multiple things I knit many Baby Surprise Jackets. Now, with the exposure to so many new patterns daily, my list of planned items is huge so repeating almost never happens.
     But, I’ve found a sweet pattern that I’ve deemed repeatable – Jasmine Lace Fingerless Mitts, I’ve made a few…

233. pharmaknit said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 5:59 pm

     I have knit a bunch of patterns multiple times. My favorites are fiber trends slippers and boots, monkey socks and an easy fair isle pattern for dotty mittens!

234. Carol Lee said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:01 pm

     Sher,
     I’d have to say it’s Wendy Johnson’s basic sock pattern. And Stephanie Pearl-McPhee’s basic sock pattern. You can do so much with those basic frameworks.

     Carol

235. Princess Di said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:02 pm

     The Marian Cowl.

236. Kathleen Gray said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:07 pm

     I think Multnomah is the first one I have done a second time. As well as stephine pearl-Mcphee’s basic hat.

237. Jennifer said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:07 pm

     About 4 years ago, I couldn’t resist knitting multiple Dream Swatch Head Wraps by Knit and Tonic. I made them longer so they’d be scarf legnth and my Mother loved the one I gave her to wear during her chemo treatments. I’ve since purchased the duo patterns, and hope to start the cowl soon. I know I’ll feel Mother smiling at me as I knit it.

238. Cathy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:07 pm

     I’m another slow knitter and I do my share of modifications but I’ve made several top-down raglan baby sweaters in Fawn Pea’s Super-Natural Stripes pattern, two Crofter’s Cowls (Gudrun Johnston), two or three Nova Seals’ Birthday Cowls, and at least four pair of baby “Uggs” from Candy Jensen’s Knit Suede Baby Booties pattern. That yarn is discontinued or I think I’d still be making those!

239. Jen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:08 pm

     I have knit 3 little lambs out of Susan B. Anderson’s Spud & Chloe book. What a great baby shower gift and well written patterns!

240. Cyndi said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:09 pm

     The Koolhaas hat – it is hat crack. Seriously. I made 4. in a row. I couldn’t stop! and I still want to knit more. sigh.

241. Dawn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:12 pm

     I’ve knit the Summer Wind by Irishgirlieknits, twice. I also have knit the Calorimetry from Knitty about 4 times!

     I love finding and knitting new patterns, however there is something soothing about repeating a great pattern!

242. Kim said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:14 pm

     Hermione’s Everyday Socks, and the Amanda Hat (the former is a bit more interesting than just basic ribbed socks … and the latter is especially awesome for Malabrigo worsted

243. Gabriele G said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:16 pm

     I’ve already knit the Ishbel shawal by Ysolda Teague two times(Xmas gifts) and I plan on knitting it at least two more times. One out of homespun and another using Cascade Heritage sock yarn.

244. Karen G. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:16 pm

     I’ve knit Romi’s Gothic Tam 4 times (and am starting on my 5th) and ther’e's a Merci Scarf by Susan Ramy that’s a dirt simple knit–and lovely and fluffy (and the pattern is free!)

245. MicheleinMaine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:20 pm

     I knit two of Anne Hanson’s Fartlek hat, one right after the other. I just finished a Stripe Study shawl and am about to cast on a Different Lines by the same designer – it’s another garter stitch striped shawl. I would make another Vodka Gimlet sweater but I have to finish a couple (ahem) other sweaters first!

246. southparknitter said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:23 pm

     I love Elizabeth Zimmerman’s baby surprise jacket. Although I’ve only made one, I also love my Mr Greenjeans sweater and intend to make a second one of those. It’s my go-to sweater.

247. Topaz said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:28 pm

     Hmm, I have several projects I’ve knit more than once (usually at the request of someone who wants mine lol). Dashing, Fetching, Clapotis, The Feather & Fan Triangle Shawl and those trendy ruffle scarves come to mind.

248. Mary said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:29 pm

     Wendy’s toe up sock cast on so that I do not have to do the provisional cast on (sorry don’t remember what its called) with short row heel. Ok its sort a combined pattern from a couple of Wendy’s D Johonsons patterns but I took the bits I liked and use this pretty consistanly for my my socks.

249. Judy-Lynne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:29 pm

     The pattern I’ve knit the most is Susan Lawrence’s Forest Canopy Shawl. It was my gateway into lace knitting and I’ve literally lost count of how many I’ve made–somewhere between 14 and 20. I’ve also made more fingerless mitts than I can keep track of. I’ve done both patterns so often that I do them from memory.

250. Gwen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:32 pm

     Just one? I’ll do two: Citron and Grace Akhrem’s Crashing Waves

251. Oraxia said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:37 pm

     I haven’t knit two of the same thing out of love for a pattern yet (but I have knit two of the same pattern for other things, like a pair of amigurumi foxes dressed as a bride and groom). I suppose I’m considering knitting Swallowtail again, though…

252. Rachelle said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:38 pm

     I’m halfway through my second pair of Mermaidia socks for me; also love the Bug Out pattern which is a colourwork sock, but I loved the bugs so much I made them in mittens too.

253. Kelly Reid said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:38 pm

     I’ve just knit a mystery sock called Blathnat that I would definitely knit again. It was so fun and fast!! Another would be the abstract leaves cowl that I just finished for the First Quarter 2012 Challenge

254. mary said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:38 pm

     I have made several hats during the holidays using the pattern Melted by Cayli Harris. It works up quickly using sock yarn. Both my goddaughter and sister-in-law wore their hats fresh from the needles . These are fun hats and look cute in solid or variegated yarn.

255. Robyn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:38 pm

     I’ve knit the Sakura hat by David Castillo 8 times. It’s just a really fun quick knit with a really interesting crown! It’s a great last minute gift.

256. Christine Dinsmore said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:40 pm

     I have knit two Clockworks and two Dimple hats. Those are the only two patterns I have knit more than once, variety is the spice of life baby!

257. Julianne Q said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:41 pm

     I’ve made the slouched Tuva hat by Turvid many times for my friends and for myself.

258. Cheryl said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:44 pm

     Mara at least twice. Lots of baby hats. Long and winding road scarf twice. Feather and fan shawl twice. I’m not fast and I like sock yarn so my projects can take longer.

259. Amy Salazar said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:45 pm

     I’ve made Summer Shawl by Donna Griffin twice, the Karen Shawl by Amy Swenson twice, and Speer Cap by Rose Beck seven times. Entirely possible that I could make more of any of these and I usually don’t like making something more than once.

260. Carrie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:46 pm

     The Yarn Harlot’s basic sock recipe. It iis my go to pattern when I just want to knit up a pair of basic socks and need a project to travel around with me. I tend not to repeat too many patterns because there are just so many great projects out there to knit.

261. Suellen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:47 pm

     I have made Cookie A’s monkey socks at least 4 times – love them. RARELY do I knit something more than once!

262. Linda W. aka BabyPetunia said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:47 pm

     I’ve knit the Gwen Slouchy Beret four times. I found this free pattern using worsted weight yarn on Ravelry. I’ve knit this easy lace beret for my Mom, sister, niece, and girlfriend. Now I’m finally knitting one for myself from the Lang Yak yarn (dark purple)that I recently ordered from LOOPY EWE. Good thing it’s a fast knit — Can’t wait!

263. Robin said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:48 pm

     The more unusual thing for me is to knit something only once. But when it comes to multiples, I’ve knit up dozens of small beaded knit bags and quite a few pairs of Money Socks by CookieA. Love that sock pattern!

264. Rachel said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:49 pm

     The project I have made the most is Le Slouch by Wendy Bernard – it’s a fabulous seed stitch beret that works up fast (even for seed stitch!) in worsted weight. And I’ve made them all selfishly – they are all for me!! I’ve also knit Fetching mitts three times – once for me and twice for gifts – they make a great present!

265. Cathy Little said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:50 pm

     I’ve started my fifth Phoebe’s Sweater coat! Love the pattern! And, I have done 15 rugby hats! Super simple, but fun….love to play with colors for the stripping! Phoebe’s sweater is by Johanna Johnson and the rugby hat pattern is by Kristi Schuler. Both designs are “local” people designs. That is fun also!

266. Catherine H. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:50 pm

     I love the sockhead hat, all my nieces’ and nephews’ got one this past Christmas.

267. Kristi said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:51 pm

     Monkey socks (of course), but the pattern I plan to use the most is the Lily Cardigan by Marie Grace. I have made it twice, but plan even more for it. 1100 yards DK weight yarn, top-down, flattering, skimming silhouette – what’s not to love? And as soon as you can restock the Malabrigo Arroyo, I’ll be casting on another one!

268. Stacie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:51 pm

     I’ve also knit Cookie A’s Monkey Socks four times–and I will knit them again; I am sure!

269. MJ said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:52 pm

     The pattern I make most often is Fast Florida Footies. My daughter loves wearing the footie socks, and I’m able to knit a pair fairly fast.

270. TMTTYRR said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:53 pm

     I have two favorite patterns. The basic tam from Mary Rowe’s Knitted Tams book is great, though honestly, I usually add in some kind of colorwork I’ve designed. Also, I adore the Butterfly Moebius from The Knitter’s Book of Yarn. Really shows off a nice sock yarn well.

271. Heather N said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:53 pm

     I have knit the Winding River Cowl, from Interweave 3 times…. which surprised me when I was cleaning up my room and found all three and had no idea where to put them. Link to the pattern on ravelry http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/winding-river-cowl

272. Chrystal E. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 6:57 pm

     I have a few go to patterns.
     Mitts – Houndstooth Check Mittens by Sarah H Arnold
     Hat – Starving Artist by Laura Linneman orLina by Johanna of Joko Knits
     Scarf – Palindrome: A Reversible Cable Scarf by Kristin Bellehumeur
     Shawl – Traveling Woman by Liz Abinante

273. Christine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:00 pm

     I have made many, many pairs of the Fjord slippers on Ravelry. A free pattern and a heck of a good slipper. Everyone that sees mine wants a pair…hence the many pairs I’ve made. An excellent choice for Cascade 220 too!

274. Carolyn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:02 pm

     I have made two Earth Day bags pattern by Katie Watson. They have been gifts and both very well received. I plan on knitting another one for an engaged niece, she feel in love with the one I made my sister!!! I also have knit five Christmas stockings, one day I will knit one for my husband and myself!!!!

275. Donna Wingfield said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:03 pm

     I’ve made Dream in Color’s Tulip Sweater for Baby four times— twice in “girl” colors and twice in “boy” colors as gifts. I love the top-down construction, color changes every eight rows, and applied I-cord edgings.

276. Vickie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:04 pm

     Sheer numbers made when go to the Preemie Baby Beanie pattern by Karen Everitt (or another preemie sized hat pattern), no wait it’s the Pumpkin hat in preemie size. The first year I made them I did over 30 (I worked in the NICU at the time). All the babies who could wear a hat were decked out in the pumpkin hat that year. I figured they needed a costume for trick-or-treat. That was some cute overload.

277. Suzanne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:06 pm

     I have knit Calorimetry more than once. I have a go to baby gift of a Plymouth Encore baby sweater pattern that I have made probably 10 times. It can be made with 1 200 yard skein for the smaller size so it’s quick and easy.

278. Kathleen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:09 pm

     I have a few favorite patterns I’ve done more than once. I would do almost anything I’ve knitted again, especially the felting projects.

     - Pittsburgh Steelers Hat in Cascade 220 (really enjoyed the stranding)
     - Felted Drawstring Bag by Becky Summer (loved the way the bottom forms)
     - Fixation Headband in Three Styles 2007 (I tie dyed with Procion MX for extra fun)

     All three can be found for free on Ravelry!

279. Jennie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:09 pm

     I guess I have to say the February Lady sweater. I have knit it for myself in the adult size, and then I have knit the baby sweater on 2 needles twice as gifts. I absolutely love the pattern and it too knits quick with the lace design.

280. Heather said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:13 pm

     I have made the birthday cowl 3 times and I am going to make a 4th. Different brand of yarn each time.

281. Robin said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:14 pm

     I have knit Ann Hanson’s Hot Waffle Mitts more than once (on the third or fourth pair now) and Cookie A’s Monkey socks twice. They’re both enjoyable patterns and go fairly quickly.

282. Adrienne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:17 pm

     Citron from Knitty — I’m on my 3rd one.

283. Erin said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:17 pm

     I don’t think I’ve knit any patterns more than twice and there are only a few patterns I’ve knit more than once. My favorite is probably the linen stitch scarf, which took forever the first time I knit it just because the rows are 500 stitches long (knit lengthwise). But it just came out so awesome that I wanted to try it again. The second go was to use up a bunch of sock leftovers and it was surprisingly zen to knit. I’ve got yarn for another one all set to go.

284. Beth said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:18 pm

     I’ve done a couple of Forest Canopy shawls and plan to do more. Easy beginner lace with a beautiful, quick finish in bigger yarn (but you can do it in any yarn). That was the first that sprung to mind, then I remembered that I just finished knitting two pair of Laridae mittens and am planning at least two more pair. I have also knit MimKnit’s Foliage shawl twice, with the yarn she designed it in and with plans for one more (for me this time), the others were gifts.

285. Leah said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:19 pm

     I’ve made very few patterns more than once but last spring I went a little nuts…
     I made 198yd of Heaven out of Bugga (fingering weight instead of the worsted called for in the pattern) – I kept adding repeats until I ran out of yarn. I loved working the pattern stitches so much that I immediately cast on another one, this time using DiC Classy (worsted)… and then another … and another… I made 3 out of Classy in just 10 days total.

     All 4 of them have been given as gifts. I’m really itching to make another for myself.

286. Andrea said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:21 pm

     I really like Alix’s shawl from Debbie Macomber. Easy, quick, anf fun – plus I put lot of prayer thoughts in making one. One of my fav gift shawls is Sivia Harding’s Norwegian Woods. Varied enough not to be boring and looks fabulous!!

287. another Michelle said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:27 pm

     I have knit several pairs of no purl monkey socks. I love the pattern and it’s my go-to pattern when I’m tired of plain stockinette socks and don’t want anything too complicated.

288. Anita said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:29 pm

     I have completed numerous 197 yds of Heaven scarf.

289. Kathleen Atwood said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:29 pm

     I try not to make things more than once, since I have so many different things I want to make. However, I’ve made four pairs of monkey socks by Cookie A, and Bella mittens for at least three people besides myself last winter.

290. Jean said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:30 pm

     I have made Cookie A’s monkey socks 4 times and did the Mara shawl twice. Also did the Travelling Woman shawl 5 times in different weights of yarn. And made Ann Norling easy cowl twice-one in Cascade 220 and the other in Misti Alpaca Chunky.

291. kelly-ann (ravelry) said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:31 pm

     Nope not yet – over one hundred projects and have yet to duplicate a pattern. I may knit another pair of felted clogs soon though!

292. Kathleen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:33 pm

     My favorite pattern is a sock pattern from my local yarn shop.

293. Vicki said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:34 pm

     I have made 3 Turn A Square hats, a few Clapotis of different sizes, 2 Citrons, several Just Enough Ruffle scarves, and a few Monkey socks. I don’t like knitting the same thing more than once- haha! I don’ mind if I don’t “have” to knit it or they are done in different fibers or colors.

294. KathyD said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:35 pm

     I have made two each of Jared Flood’s turn a square hat and striped scarf. Waiting for their turn are a second pair of Glenna’s so simple silk garden sock and a larger version of Wendy’s summer mystery shawlette.

295. Karen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:38 pm

     The pattern I’ve knit the most is the Chinese Waves dishcloth. Love the way it turns out. And, I’ve made 48 tiny mittens to make 2 complete Smitten advent calendars.

296. Kate/Massachusetts said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:38 pm

     I am almost done with Cloisonee and really love the mittens! I have colors picked out for about a dozen more!

     My favorite scarf pattern is one posted on the Riihivilla blog. Basically, it is a cable centered in knit one, purl one ribbing. It comes out beautifully. I have made it multiple times now.

297. Monique said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:40 pm

     I can’t help but keep it simple by knitting Wendy Johnson’s Gusset Heel Basic Socks three times already.

298. Roberta said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:41 pm

     I loved knitting Merletto mitts designed by Jody McKinley, that I made 10 pair last year for gifts.

299. bonny said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:41 pm

     I have several favorite patterns that I’ve liked enough to make multiple times: Joan L. Hamer’s Joan’s Socks, Anne Hanson’s Hypoteneuse wrap, and Paula Smith’s Corrugator scarf. I’m really enjoying reading all these responses!

300. Beth said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:44 pm

     I really like the Big Bad Baby Blanket to knit for friends when they’re expecting. It is easy and usually well received. I’m also ready to knit my second Gap-tastic cowl and already have plans for a third one.

301. Kym Hretz said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:45 pm

     I have knit my friends AM’s prayer shawl. It’s easy and has charming ruffles on each end and you can use any yarn at any gauge. Bonus!

302. Sharon said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:48 pm

     I’ve made the Centrique Shawl twice and loved knitting it both times!

303. mitzi said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:50 pm

     The Purl Dreams baby hat has been a poplular request for new babies coming into my life. It knits up fast and can be changed to accomadate several mommy styles. I also love the Saroyan scarf-it is a favorite.

304. Lisa Petrilli said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:53 pm

     I’ve knit several Monkey socks by Cookie A. and EZ’s Baby Surprise Jacket.

305. Jennifer Y said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:55 pm

     Wendy Johnson’s Diagonal Lace Socks!

306. Janine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:56 pm

     My most-frequently made projects are Swallowtail Shawl (2), Quant (3), Serenity blanket (2), Odessa (3), Adult Mary Jane “Skimmers” (2 pairs), and Ene’s Scarf (3).

     You know, I don’t often think back on what I’ve made. It was good to air out my projects, just as a reminder of what I’ve done.

307. Theresa said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 7:58 pm

     I have knit the Starving Artist hat by Laura Linneman 3 times and I’ll probably do more in the future.

308. Kate said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:00 pm

     I’ve knit a bunch of Monkeys, and several ishbels as well. Also. Ysolda’s Cairn hat is great for gifts.

309. Andrea King said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:01 pm

     Cookie A’s Monkey socks; Multnomah; Jejune hat have all been done a couple of times. I have a feeling I’ll do them each a few more times (at least!).
     Happy grand opening!

310. Cayli said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:02 pm

     I have knit Aeolian and Hanami more then once and would probably knit both of them again.

311. Carolyn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:03 pm

     Monkey Socks by Cookie A I’ve made several pairs of these, they are so awesome looking in multi-colored yarns.

     Also, the Baby Surprise Jacket by Elizabeth Zimmerman and the Babies and Bears Sweater from Cottage Creations. Probably at least a dozen each of these two patterns!

312. Shirley said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:04 pm

     Summer Wind bu Irish Girlie Knits. It’s such a versatile loop scarf and my first choice for special fingering weight yarns.

313. Beth said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:04 pm

     I’ve knit the Crofter’s cowl several times – I love it!

314. Sherri Wilson said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:06 pm

     I have made a few pairs of Susie’s reading mits all as gifts. I need to make a set for me someday!

315. Lael said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:07 pm

     I’ve knit several of the scarf pattern where you use two althernating skeins of two different self striping yarns. It was maybe a Jared Flood pattern, using Noro – but I use other brands of yarn sometimes. And, of course, a plain vanilla sock is my go-to pattern when I need to throw something on the needles quickly.

316. cate said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:07 pm

     the only thing I’ve made multiples of so far is plain old stockinette socks.

317. Lise said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:10 pm

     Oh So Quiet shawl by Meghan Jackson. I am on my second, and plan to make more – each one comes out looking unique based on the yarn I use. Thanks for the giveaway!

318. Michele K. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:11 pm

     Mine would be the Lacy Baktus – have made several for gifts out of Bugga and everyone loves them.

319. Beth said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:11 pm

     My two passions are the Daybreak shawl and the stripped noro scarf from Jared Flood.

320. Sheila OKeefe said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:11 pm

     The only pattern I’ve knit more than once is my own design, Diamond Cap. And I’ve only knit it more than once so as to test different sizing and yarns.

321. Jenn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:12 pm

     just like a couple others, the only thing I’ve knit multiple times is a plain old sock pattern, but I always use the Yarn Harlot’s Sock Recipe (mainly because her comments make me laugh).

322. Barbara said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:14 pm

     Purl Bee’s Swan Island Hand Warmers is my go-to mitts pattern. I love it; it’s easy, and the mitts are reversible. I can change the ribbing width and easily play around with the pattern. Thank you for the contest.

323. Cheryl said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:17 pm

     My go to sock pattern is Licorice Twist – Debbie O’Neil. I love the cuff on this sock pattern and have even used just the cuff pattern on plain socks.
     The most recent pattern has been Catkin. This was only the 3rd shawl I had ever done and I loved the pattern so much I made 3 of them for Christmas gifts. Funny thing I still want to knit a couple more. Did I say I love this pattern!

324. Fern said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:19 pm

     While my husband was in the hospital for several months, I made 10 pair of knitty’s fingerless mitts. Of course I don’t have a pair because I gave them all away to the wonderful caregivers at University Hospital in Cleveland OHio

325. Emily said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:21 pm

     I guess I’m such a basic person that of the few patterns that I’ve knit more than once, my favorite is just the simple stockinette sock.

326. Yvonne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:21 pm

     I’ve knit Cheryl Oberle’s Diamond Lace Shawl 3 times, in 3 different weights. Loved it every single time!

327. Julie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:21 pm

     I’ve knit many patterns multiple times. Besides the obvious basic sock, I have done the BFF sock, Susie’s Reading Mitts, Clapotis, felted clogs, Charade socks, and even the Austin Hoodie sweater. Oh yea, I almost forget the ten or so Wallaby sweaters that I have made!

328. Lisa T said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:24 pm

     I have a plain vanilla sock pattern that came from a small yarn shop in Maine many years ago, that is my go to pattern for socks. It came in enough sizes that I can use it for the whole family! I always have a pair on the needles that lives in my car.

329. Dana said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:27 pm

     Melody’s Shawl may be autopilot stockinette, but sometimes that’s just what I need…and the results are so wearable. I have three, but I’m not sure that’s enough.

330. Kathy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:31 pm

     I plan on making the Cloisonnee Mittens ALOT…love the use of color. I am going to try to figure out how to put that stitch on a hat, too. A scarf is easy, but then there would be a wrong side to it…
     I’ve made the Tulip baby sweater a few times, changing teh color sequence a bit when needed to use up the yarn! Also, quite a few of those ‘vegetable’ and ‘fruit’ hats for babies. How cute are they!!!!!!!! Just 2 colors, one for the ‘fruit’ and one for the leaves and stem….and only the knit stitch…so easy.

331. Cyndy Harkins said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:31 pm

     My favorite pattern is a top down baby sweater called Baby Brights by Bev Galeskas. I’ve made five of them for both boys and girls. Easy, fun knit that makes a great new baby gift.

332. Kathy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:33 pm

     I have several patterns I have knit a couple of times but I really like Martina Behm patterns. I have done two 22.5 degree shawls and can see myself doing more plus a couple of her other ones. I really like any sock design by Wendy Knits fame too.

333. Lesa Matthes said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:36 pm

     I have made Multonomah (Kate Flagg’s design) twice and have yarn wound for a 3rd one. Some day I’ll actually make one for me, I think! I made several Easy Drop Stitch Scarves (Christine Vogel) for Christmas gifts this past year and would like to make another Whippoorwill (Carina Spencer) someday!

334. Linda said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:38 pm

     I went through a phase a couple of years ago when I was making the Potato Chip Ruffled Scarf out of sock yarn for everyone I knew. So cute and so easy to make!

335. Jeanne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:38 pm

     I absolutely love Topographical Socks and Quilted Lattice Mitts! But just like yarn and books: there are so many patterns and so little time!

336. Beverly said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:39 pm

     I’ve knit Monkey socks a few times as well as a few of my own patterns a few times. I designed an easy fair isle sock called Houndstooth Obsession and I knit two pair (and not for testing or designing purposes, but because I really liked the pattern!). I’d LOVE to win one of the project bags! I have yet to buy Wollmeise.

337. Sarah Wacker said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:40 pm

     I have made at least 20 Head Huggers by Gail Tanquary. This my husband’s favorite hat, plus it’s my go-to charity hat! Love it!
     http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/head-huggers-2

338. Deb said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:40 pm

     The Hitchhiker scarf and the February Lady Sweater

339. Megan said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:51 pm

     I have knit Cookie A’s Monkey Socks several times. I am currently working on my second pair of Charade socks and another pair of Roger socks. I have also knit the Fetching mitts a few times and see several more pairs in my future.

340. Kim K. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:52 pm

     Yes! Diane Soucy’s Knitting Pure and Simple Children’s Pullover sweater. Both of my boys have received one of these and I’ve also knitted one for a friend’s daughter. Such a simple, yet flattering pattern that knits up quickly. I love all of Diane’s patterns, they are great for those of us that don’t care for piecing things together at the very end!

341. Kate said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:57 pm

     I have made several “Drive Thru Cardigans” (pattern by Wendy Bernard). It’s incredibly versatile and great for kids!

342. Christine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:57 pm

     The Age of Brass and Steam Kerchief – super easy, but not boring!

343. Becky said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:58 pm

     I have knit Wise Hilda’s Basic Ribbed Socks more times than I can count! They look great in almost any yarn colorway and the pattern is written to fit almost everyone!

344. Meg said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:58 pm

     Sheri,
     I am in love with stripes right now. I have knit the stripe study and have plans for a 2nd,3rd, 4th etc. plus, right now I am knitting Colour Affection and know that will be a repeat item also. What a great question!
     I am taking notes on all these great comments.

345. Gail said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 8:59 pm

     I love Fiber Trends’ Versatile Scarves pattern. It’s a nice long-tailed triangular scarf that can be worn in a number of ways. I think I’ve made three so far…… That and Ann Budd’s basic sock pattern. I know I’ve made at least a dozen pairs of socks over the years using her great basic sock pattern.

346. Eunice said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:02 pm

     The only thing I have knit more than once was a length wise Feza Oriental scarf. 5 granddaughters wanted them.

347. Kate B. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:03 pm

     I love the Foliage pattern from Knitty. I have knit 3 of them now…and actually I also love the Koolhaas pattern by Jared Flood. I recently knit Foliage and turned it into a super slouchy beret. My daughter is constantly stealing it.. lol. And lastly I am in love with ALL rainknitwear designs patterns. Specifically the Fisherman’s Pullover as of late. I knit one for my son for Christmas 2011 and I am already planning a second one for him and one for my daughter. =D

348. Linda said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:04 pm

     Rarely, do I want to make the same thing twice, but Jared Flood’s Green Autumn Mittens and the Tulips Cardigan for babies are great repeat projects.

349. Susanna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:04 pm

     The only patterns that I have made twice are the noro stripe scarf which I enjoyed watching the color play and the Seamless kimono baby sweater in size 6months. Oh and I’m on my second cat mitten (stranded knitting).

350. Karin said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:05 pm

     With so many patterns out on Ravelry I very rarely knit anything twice. I did however knit Turn a Square by Jared Flood because after making hubby one hat he wanted a second…just in different colors.

351. Jill said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:05 pm

     Thermis and Chickadee Cowl and Cabled Neck Warmer

352. Pamela said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:07 pm

     Wendy Knits Seaweed socks. I find this pattern extremely relaxing and beautiful! You can’t go wrong with a Wendy Knits sock pattern.

353. Christine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:08 pm

     I have knit the Aeolian Shawl from Knitty 4 (going on 5) times. The different lace patterns keep it interesting and the final product is always beautiful!

354. Sylvia J said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:08 pm

     The Summer Flies shawl pattern is one that I love to knit. It is a quick knit a d a great gift. Another is the textured shawl recipe. So pretty and so versatile. I hope I’m lucky enough to to win the Loopy goodie bag. Thanks.

355. Barb in MA said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:21 pm

     When I really like a pattern, it is several person size and one doll size. I’ve made four Ishbels (by Ysolda Teague). The first one for my daughter , second and third as gifts for friends and the last in size 00 and 0 needles in cobweb weight silk as a gift for another friend for a 22″ doll. So, no, not a lot of knitting in the 00 needles, just tiny, can’t make any mistakes or drop a stitch knitting. I’ve yet to make one for myself (or for my dolls).

     Recently I’ve made two Lintilla (by Martina Behm) neck scarfs for Yankee Swap gifts. I’ll make one in doll size, maybe in lace weight yarn for my dolls. That is when I get caught up, so many unfinished knits waiting for time.

356. Lori said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:21 pm

     I have knit the Fishtail Lace Scarf three times. I just love the lace pattern and I get in a rhythm when knitting it. I have given two away as gifts and I have kept one. It is always my go-to scarf when I need something warm. It is also a very pretty lace pattern and dresses up any outfit!

357. Marcia Short said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:23 pm

     I have knit the Honey Cowl several time and plan to keep on knitting it!

358. Ellen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:23 pm

     My favorite thing to knit it mittens, but once I saw these I started using leftover worsted and whipping off pair after pair!!! 75 Yard Malabrigo Fingerless Mitts

359. Marilee said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:25 pm

     I can’t think of anything I’ve knit more than once, but I do knit multiple patterns by my favorite designer, Wendy!

360. Jane W. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:26 pm

     I have two patterns I’ve enjoyed enough to knit more than once. I love “A Nice Ribbed Sock” by Glenna C (Knitting to Stay Sane) I have made at least five pairs of socks from this pattern. It is my favorite. I’ve also made two pairs of Irish Hiking Mittens – a free pattern via Ravelry.
     Thanks for the chance to win a Loopy Goodie Bag.

361. Faith said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:26 pm

     I’ve knit three Mara shawls. I love the mindless knits : )

362. Sandy M said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:28 pm

     fiber trends felted clogs – made a bunch for christmas – quick and fun

363. Wendy Wadge said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:29 pm

     28′s Cousin 53.

     An unusual name but a lovely crescent shaped shawlette that I have made at least seven of, and it may be more, I’ve lost count!

364. Lynn Z said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:31 pm

     I’ve made a couple of Daybreak Shawls and I never get tired of knitting Monkey socks.

365. Kristen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:32 pm

     I have made several of this classic, basic cabled hat pattern that I found free online. It is one of my favorites. It is available at: http://charmedyarn.blogspot.com/p/basic-cable-hat.html

366. Marilyn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:38 pm

     Last weekend I made 3 of the bulky mobius cowls from Malabrigo Rasta yarn. One of the cowls got sent back to Colorado as a gift!

367. Lori said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:40 pm

     Sally Melville’s Shape It Scarf. I don’t know how many of them I’ve made. I using it as a teaching tool too.

368. Marilyn said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:40 pm

     Last weekend I made 3 Bulky mobius cowls from Malbrigo Rasta yarn. One of them was sent back to Colorado as a gift!

369. Alison said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:41 pm

     I’ve made the Monkey socks several times, with and without the purls.

370. Cheryl said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:42 pm

     I’ve made a few pairs of the Kalamazoo Knits Better Basic Mittens. They’re easy and quick and fit nicely. http://www.kalamazooknits.com/hatsmitts2011.html

371. Anne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:46 pm

     One cable mitts is a pattern by Blue Sky Alpacas. I have just completed my fifth pair-and one more to go because my sister-in-law loved her first pair so much she asked for a second. I have also made the February Lady sweater twice and will likely make it again, because my daughter has asked for one.

372. Kathy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:47 pm

     I’ve knitted a basic hat pattern, seed stitch brim, cables or not, probably 10 times in dif colors for dif friends. that is one awesome goodie bag!

373. Jayna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:52 pm

     I just made a Honey Cowl for a swap partner and I loved it so much that I am getting ready to start making another one for myself. I made it with Madelinetosh DK in Neon Rose and I love it, its so soft and squishy and pink!

374. Hind said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:53 pm

     I haven’t knit any pattern more than once, but I just made Chloe by Alana Dakos and I can see myself making one for every little girl in my life.

375. Windy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:55 pm

     The pattern that I keep making is Clapotis. Every time I make one, it stays with me for about 6 months before it goes to “visit” a friend or relative and I have to make another one.

376. Leyla said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:57 pm

     I love love love the pattern for the Spectrum Scarf. I cheat and don’t do all the color changes, just knit it with a single strand of any sized yarn and appropriately sized needles. I’ve done it with worsted, sock and DK weight yarns.

377. Kate said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 9:59 pm

     I have knit several Clapotis. It’s a great pattern for people with all kinds of taste. The other thing that I knit over and over isn’t technically a pattern-it’s the Yarn Harlot sock recipe sock from Knitting Rules! That is my go-to pattern when I don’t have anything else ready to start.

378. Lisa said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:01 pm

     I’ve made several ribwarmers, baby surprise jackets, and of course my vanilla socks.

379. Merna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:02 pm

     I’ve made two of Cat Bordhi’s Anemone hats in the last month, two Helix scarves, two Saroyan scarves and lots and lots of feather fan and mistake rib scarves in thI loved my Skew socks so much, I’m planning on a second pair of those too.

380. Annette said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:04 pm

     I’ve knit three Tulip Baby Cardigans and am planning to make a fourth. I’ve also knit five pairs of Fetching fingerless gloves. I’m planning to make a second Dryad scarf by Jared Flood – I love cables!

381. Donna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:04 pm

     “All Ruffled Up” by Champagne Maker has recently been knitted by me 3 times and frankly I want one in every colour way imaginable.

382. Sarah F. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:05 pm

     I have no idea how many pairs I’ve knitted of “Felted Clogs” by Bev Galeskas… more than 2 dozen pairs I think! Another Cascade 220 project, and with endless color combinations. I’ve also knitted 6 or 7 pairs of “Fiddlehead Mittens” by Adrian Bizilia. I saw the update on the Stonehedge Fiber Mill DK weight yarn, and my first though was “that would be perfect for Fiddleheads!”

383. Jeanne said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:06 pm

     I made a ridiculous number of the small brioche scarf in Knitty… http://knitty.com/ISSUEdf10/PATTrodekool.php.

     I made one in every color of mini-mochi for gifts this year. They’re really fun to make, use exactly one ball of yarn and the color changing effects keep it interesting time after time. I just went to my LYS and saw a new color and snapped it up to make another!

384. MzJen said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:06 pm

     My favorites are the Monkey Socks pattern from Cookie A, and the Lady Elenore from “Scarf Style”. I’ve done two Monkey Socks and 4 Lady Elenore shawls!

385. Bev S. said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:11 pm

     I’m a sock knitter and I’ve knitted Hermione’s EveryDay Socks twice and I still love it.

386. Nancy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:11 pm

     I have 3 repeats that I love to make:
     Knitty’s Fetching fingerless mitts are quick and yet so lovely with the cables and picot edge. So far I’ve done 7 pairs and even kept 2 for me! Madeline Tosh Heirloom is another quick and easy but oh so lovely baby blanket and my latest favorite is the 3S shawl – easy and yet each one can look so different depending on how you work it up and edge it.

387. Becky said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:18 pm

     Oh I love the plain vanilla socks…oh and Rockyview sock pattern…oh and the scrunchable scarf…that is a FAVORITE of mine!

388. AnaMarie said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:21 pm

     Knitty’s Thuja. I’ve knit nearly 20 of them, none for me yet, and they’re my go-to gift sock. Quick, worsted weight, great for men or women, looks good in solid or variegated yarn, this may just be the perfect pattern ever! I’m knitting four pairs right now as thank-you presents for the people who wrote my grad school recommendation letters, and finally have some Malabrigo Rios sitting on my shelf, ready to be a pair for me!

389. April said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:21 pm

     I’ve knit 2 (and am currently knitting a 3rd!) Clothilde shawlettes. They are so pretty, and the pattern is challenging but not so complicated that you want to tear out your hair. It looks great in a solid or a semisolid yarn, too

390. Andrea said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:23 pm

     I have knit the Cedar Leaf Shawlette by Alana Dakos several times (finished twice and started a third recently). It’s so simple with really stunning results.

391. Dorian said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:26 pm

     I am currently knitting Vivian by Ysolda Teague. I havent finished yet, but I am already planning my next 2 color choices.

392. Linda said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:31 pm

     The Eternity Scarf by Michele Wang. I made two as gifts and plan to make one for myself.

393. Laura said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:35 pm

     I’ve knit Eleanor Yates’ Froth scarf with Rowan Kidsilk Haze 17 times. A couple times, I subbed in Schulana Kid Seta or Douceur et Soie kid mohair blend. (Same yarn, different companies– I still prefer KSH slightly for that je ne sais quoi that the others don’t quite have.) I’ve also knit 3 Susan Pierce Lawrence’s Forest Canopy Shawls. 4 or 5 of Yarn Harlot’s Unoriginal Hats, and at least 3 of her Pretty Thing neckwarmers. 3 pairs of Victoria Baker’s Treads fingerless mitts (Free pattern on Ravelry!). 2 of Norah Gaughan’s Manos– one in cotton, one in wool– it’s a totally different sweater. And lots and lots of baby booties and hats of my own improvised but quick design, but that was more out of necessity. I WANT to knit a second Sprossling sweater by Anne Hanson, and I could see perhaps a second February Lady Sweater. I undersized Margaret Atkinson’s Botanical from Twist Collective (the only time my refusal to swatch has had consequences), but I also haven’t blocked it. So I need to both block it and perhaps try again. But I’d find something to do with that Wollmeise– that’s for sure!

394. Kelli said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:36 pm

     Well, I have knit 3 marelda neckwarmers. I have also made several fuzzy mitten lambs and Debbie Bliss rabbits. I also like to make simple ribbed mitts and socks. Sometimes it just feels lovely to make something simple.

395. Heather said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:37 pm

     I tend to knit Jaywalkers. It’s just the best fitting sock IMHO, and it’s a great pattern for those handpainted yarns that fight with most patterns. I also have knit The Oz vest (from Natural Knits for Babies and Moms) like 5 times. It’s just so stinkin cute!

396. 5elementknitr said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:39 pm

     I’ve made at least 4 sets of Fetching hand mitts. They are SUPER fast and make great gifts!

397. Jenny K said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:42 pm

     I made 2 And so are You shawls, one for my mom and one for me.

398. Kara said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:43 pm

     Most recently, I knit the Molly hat twice – once as a gift & once for myself (I liked it so much that I had to have one to keep my own ears warm). And also the Commuter Mitts from knitty (also one for me and one for a gift).

     Other than that, a couple Ishbels, several sets of Fetching mitts, and a plethora of Danica (entrelac) scarves – the Danica is so fun to knit in Noro & watch the color changes.

399. Anna (alcatmom) said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:44 pm

     There are so many nice patterns it’s really hard to repeat one, but I have knit so many dishcloths with this pattern: http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/double-bump-dishcloth
     It’s my favorite and I really don’t do many others. This pattern makes a nice scarf too!

400. Andrea said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:48 pm

     Oh my, yes. I have made the Keep His Head Warm Watch Cap at least ten times…two Multnomah shawls…three Two Weeknights with Warrick scarves…and soooooo many February Baby Sweaters!

401. Kirsty said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:49 pm

     I just finished my 3rd Aviatrix hat. It is quite a fast knit, and yields great results!

402. Gina said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:50 pm

     Hands down it would be my personal magic loop basic sock pattern. I’ve made at least 50 pair!
     But last summer I knit Summer Flies and loved ir and got my friends to knit it too so all together we did 12!
     
     Gina

403. Lou said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:55 pm

     I love reading all of the comments! I will have to do some rav researching later.

     I have made the felted clogs, yoked cardigan (baby), and the monkey socks again and again!

404. Janine said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:55 pm

     I have knitted two 22.5 degree shawls from Martina Behm. Great traveling projects. I also have made a Hitchhiker and I am currently working on a Trillian in Wool Candy that I got at the Loopy Ewe.
     I got the Wendy Knits Lace book for Christmas and haven’t started anything yet although I know I have some yarn that would look terrific in the scarf you made.

405. Ann said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:56 pm

     If you don’t count the many socks I’ve knit from my same basic pattern, then I would have to say the shawl Mara. One basic Mara and then 2 more with a slight variation.

406. Donna said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 10:56 pm

     I have done the felted clogs several time as well as Fetchings as gifts. I usually make the same 2×2 ribbed socks for my husband, really easy and not too fancy for him.

407. Beth said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:02 pm

     I have knit the Monkey Socks by Cookie A. several times. They are a fun and quick pattern to knit and look great in variegated yarn.

408. nannyjean said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:04 pm

     I love shawls so I knit the Swallowtail, traveling women ,Victonian Lace curved shawl,and a Victonian shoulder shawl plus 5 Five Hour Baby Sweaters Plus I have The Flower Basket on the needles now.

409. Ashley W said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:07 pm

     I’ve knit multiple pairs of Anne Hanson’s Longjohn socks for my husband. He loves the fit and I find the pattern fun and easy.

410. GerryART said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:09 pm

     Looks like every one want’s in on this one.

     Favorite pattern???? This week I decided that the Multnomah is my fav. It’s easy AND FUN [who doesn’t love Feather & Fan} and so darn easy to wear.

     A Multnomah is my grab-on-the-run-out-the-door scarf/shawlette .

411. Juana said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:11 pm

     I have knitted many, many plain socks from the same pattern (it was from a class I took to learn how to). Two clapotis, two Stripe Study(my favorite shawl) and three Swallowtail Shawls, all in Noro yarn. And several children’s hats like Tricable that is soooo cute in babies. I am prone to repeat patterns that are short and sweet. Would never do a Nuvem twice, LOL.
     Have a wonderful time at the opening, please post pictures of the event.

412. Nancy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:16 pm

     There’s a Man Hat on Ravelry that I knitted for all the men in my family this Christmas. It’s knit from exactly one skein of Malabrigo Chunky and knits up real quickly. My guys will even wear it!

413. Diana T said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:23 pm

     The only patterns I have knit multiple times are my plain old vanilla sock pattern and a felted oven knit pattern that I made for Christmas gifts one year. Both useful for breaks between more challenging projects.

414. danielle said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:27 pm

     I am working on my 4th “Day and NIght Neck Warmer” from the Holiday 2011 Love of Knitting. These are my Christmas presents for 2012!

415. Nancy from Iowa said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:27 pm

     I’m working on my second “Miss Marple Shawl.” It will be for my son’s fiancee. Then I will knit another for my daughter. The first one I knit was for myself, and the fourth one I will knit will also be for myself. Looks so great when it is done! A great shawl to knit when watching TV. And long enough to really keep you warm on chilly days.

416. Jean said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:28 pm

     I’ve knit multiple Baby Suprise Sweaters, which is the first pattern thy pops to my mind as repeatable. I’ve knit Corazon from Knitty twice too!

417. Melissa Rowles said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:33 pm

     I loved knitting the Clapotis twice already and plan on knitting a few more in the future. And of course the good old “vanilla sock” with some fantastic self stripping yarn.

418. Nancy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:38 pm

     I have made two of Jared Flood’s hat patterns 4 times, Koolhaas and Fortnight and his brooklyn tweed scarf 4 times for my son and 3 son in laws. But the largest thing I have knit several times is Sivia Harding’s Waves in the Square Shawl. I have made 4 and have yarn to do two more.

419. Michelle said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:41 pm

     I’m up to six or seven Baby Surprise Jackets, at least 10 pairs of fiber trends felted slippers and four Cheezombie slugs!

420. Mandy said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:43 pm

     I’ve knit Christine’s Stay-on Baby Booties too many times to count. It’s great for sock yarn scraps!

421. Kris from MI said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:47 pm

     I love knitting the Jaywalker sock pattern, Monkey sock pattern and cafe au lait fingerless mitts. The nice thing is – people love getting them as well.

422. Sherry said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:52 pm

     I’ve knit Cookie A’s Bex socks twice, because I loved how the pattern kept me entertained. (I like complexity.) And then otoh, I’ve knit two of Wendy Johnson’s Ripple Hat, because it’s a nice, simple slouchy hat shape and the garter and stockinette show off variegated yarns beautifully.

     Also, innumerable felted mice toys for the cats, but those hardly count.

423. Bev White said,

     January 25, 2012 @ 11:53 pm

     A favorite pattern is Fresco Basket Whip Cowl from Classic Elite Yarns. I’ve knitted one in Fresco and another in a hand-painted wool/silk blend. I’m planning another in black silk, followed by a grey alpaca. It’s easy, drapes nice and the ladies in the knitting class like it.

424. Abby M said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:02 am

     I have made several turn a square hats, a couple baby surprise jackets and my go-to pattern is one I wrote myself. A light weight chemo cap in sock yarn – very stretchy

425. Courtney said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:03 am

     There are so many I would like to knit again, but I’ve knit CookieA’s Monkey socks and Grumperina’s Odessa multiple times.

426. Jan Courtney said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:06 am

     I’ve knit about 6 Burberry inspired cowls…They were quick, easy Christmas presents last year. What a fun question. It’s great to read through everyone’s responses. Thanks!

427. Denise said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:10 am

     I’ve knit a couple of Multnomahs but I found a different version of it called “Larch”. I’ve made at least 4 of these. I love the size with fingering yarn. Socks with a 3×1 rib are always on the needles. I can’t guess how many I’ve made.
     Great question! Great responses! And great prizes! Thanks Sheri.

428. Rositta said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:15 am

     The Ishbael triangle scarf is my favorite. I’ve done four now. I’ve also made three pairs of Monkey socks and most recently I made six identical hats but I can’t tell you the name of the pattern sorry, I’m having a senior moment…ciao

429. donna from oz said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:21 am

     Great question- but dangerous for the Rav queue! I haven’t ever doubled up (too many new things I want to knit!) but think i will end up knitting several Shaelyn shawls. It knit up so fast and looks like there is much more work in it than there really is.

430. Anna said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:22 am

     I’ve knit up the Curly Purly Soaker at least 5 times for baby gifts. I’ve made it in several different sizes & it has been appreciated by all recipients. I’m currently working on my second Rhonda’s Delight baby bib which is perfect to use the variegated cotton yarns – I’ve also knit several of her other bib patterns. (Notice a trend? I like to knit small things to give away!)

431. Elianna M. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:26 am

     I’ve knit Haruni (a shawl pattern) three times now. It’s an easy pattern (especially the beginning, really easy to take it around) and the effect is beautiful.

     I also have made several sock patterns twice. The latest one I’ve made twice is Haleakala from Cookie A (should be released in February). I made matching socks for my husband and I.

432. Martha said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:29 am

     I took a class to learn Laura nelkin’s undulating waves scarf. I ended up making a dozen of them for my daughters bridal party and a few Christmas presents.

433. Denise said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:31 am

     I have a pattern from Piecework magazine for cabled mittens that I have knit many times.

434. Dottie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:36 am

     I’m always enthusiastic about trying new patterns, so I don’t go back to old ones very often. I’ve made a couple of Clapotis-es, and that’s the only one that qualifies. (I may need another pair of Cookie A’s Monkey socks soon, though)

435. Julie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:37 am

     I’m currently knitting my second Hitchhiker shawlette. It’s lots of garter stitch, but with enough variation to keep it interesting.

     I’ve also knit Linda Welch’s Crow’s Feet socks twice, and I know I will knit them again in the future. It’s an easily memorized pattern, and they look spectacular.

436. JenL said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:37 am

     I have tackled Clapotis twice – once in Aran weight and once in skinny skinny sock yarn. I have knit a few Baby Berry Hats. And I’m fairly certain I will knit Boneyard again, possibly in the same color – it was in Blue Lobster Bugga, which is quite possibly the most perfect yarn color ever.

437. Rhona said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:44 am

     Ilove Cookie A’s Vilai sock pattern – I’ve made it 4 times (3 times as gifts). I’ve also made Romi Hill’s Maia twice. But the all time winner, I suppose is the Clapotis, mostly as gifts – 11 times in total!

438. Wanda said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:55 am

     The only pattern that I have knit multiple times is the Coat’s & Clark’s one skein cardigan and that was many years ago. i am thinking of making it into a pullover and increase the stitches and make one again.

439. Jardee said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:56 am

     According to Ravelry, I like to make the same things over and over. I’ve made the Garter Rib socks from Sensational Knitted Socks about 5 times, at least 3 each for the February Baby Sweater, the Monteagle Bag, and Monkey socks. And I can’t count how many crochet grocery bags I’ve made. Plus, I have a bunch of things I’ve done twice. I guess if the pattern works for you, make some more! Especially for socks – changing the yarn makes such a huge difference in the appearance and you can use a pattern you have memorized. That makes the project go by quickly!

440. Scarlet said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:06 am

     I’ve made three Open Waters shawls. The shoulder seam keeps it from sliding off without needing a shawl pin, but the opening (I have it on my right side, because I’m right-handed) gives you more freedom of movement.

     http://www.ilgaleja.com/collection_seascape_openwaters.php

441. Janet Laub said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:08 am

     I have knitted several Multnomah shawls and several Swallowtail shawls (the wonderful Evelyn Clark). I love both patterns and the shawls go quickly.

442. Angie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:13 am

     I love the hat Merlot! gose so quickly.

443. Jen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:42 am

     I keep knitting this pattern I have for potluck hand mittens from Missa Hills. It keep my hands warm at the office. I also keep crocheting coasters, don’t know what I am going to do with them all, haha.. Give them away

444. Melissa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:36 am

     I have knit the Scrunchable scarf multiple times, along with the Breakfast scarf. And the Easy Peasy hat pattern from Knit Picks is a favorite.

445. Debi Vonbrutt said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:04 am

     Bar Harbor Hoodie by Amanda Scheuzger This is an easy to make and very nice fitting pattern that my grandson loves. As he grows he wants new ones.

446. jeannie-maree becker said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:12 am

     fun question
     i have knitted citron twice and i am planning a third
     i love it for mindless knitting when i am sick
     I have knitted 8 Pasha hats by Jane Richmond… it is the perfect slouchy lace hat and people are always asking me to knit one for them
     Molly by alana Dakos i have knitted 3 times and i have a fourth in the works
     and Pei has already been knitted twice and i suspect will be again as it is one of those perfect gift knits

447. allen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:36 am

     i have knit shawl that jazz THREE times.

     i have knit TWO clapotis…and i just finished a beautiful ashby shawl in stonehedge fiber mill worsted… and may have already ordered the yarn for a second (because the first one is a gift and you know how that is…)

448. Michelle said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:42 am

     Long John socks by Ann Hanson

449. Denise said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:50 am

     Chadwick by Stephen West. Knit one for my son, so awesome just had to knit one for myself! And of course, monkey socks by Cookie A, love these!

450. Jill said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:39 am

     I have knit the “Surprise Baby Jacket” By Elizabeth Zimmermann several times, even when nobody I know is pregnant. And it amazes me every time!

451. Renee frye said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:48 am

     I love the September Circle 3 times! It is a cowl that takes a skein of sock yarn. It’s a fun knit and makes a great gift.

452. CyndyC said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:51 am

     The No Purl Monkey Socks…a very popular gift.

453. Rosanna Wallace said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:52 am

     Dragonfly socks is one of my favorite sock patterns

454. Erin said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:25 am

     I’ve only knit one pair so far, but I loved the Turkish Bed Socks by Churchmouse Yarns & Teas. They’re fast, they fit great, and they only take a small amount of yarn…one skein of Claudia Handpaints Fingering, for example. I can see them making great gifts! I love those Cloisenee Mitts too…may need to order a few skeins of Cascade here soon.

455. julie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:30 am

     I’ve knit the Multnomah and Mara twice. Any currently thinking about another Sothia.

456. Holly said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:32 am

     I like knitting the Elliot Sweater by Teresa Cole. It is a cute, quick, free sweater for babies and kids.

457. Amanda said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:34 am

     I’m about to start my second Yvaine–a lovely, simple shawlette for variegated sock yarns. I love the seed stitch with variegated!

458. Sara said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:45 am

     I have knit a few irish hiking scarves. I knit basic hats a lot too!

459. Ruth said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:11 am

     Hi……..I have made four afghans using the ripple pattern. After having my last one taken by the maintenance man at work, I am going to start my replacement with the cascade 220 that I still have left………………think it is time to start a smaller project….I still have four scarves going……………..Have a great Saturday grand Loopy opening !!!

460. Ginny said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:17 am

     I have a favorite “go to” baby sweater pattern. It’s a jacket with hood and I’ve made it so many times that at baby showers, they wouldn’t wonder “what did Ginny make” but rather “what color is it.”

461. Meg said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:22 am

     One pattern I’ve knit many times is the Monkey socks pattern. Usually I knit the no-purl toe-up variety. I also have the keychain sock blocker pattern memorized from making so many Christmas ornaments! I’ve also knit Ysolda’s Gretel a few times – love the cables.

     Thanks for running the contest Sheri!

462. Andrea L. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:23 am

     An oldie, but much loved pattern is the Clapotis. It is the pattern I’ve knit the most times – 4. I’m someone who likes to try new things this is a big number!

463. Barbara said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:27 am

     Yarn Harlot’s vanilla sock – I have made two pair; made two Norah Gaughan’s hats for men, my husband loves them.

464. Davida said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:28 am

     I love knitting a plain vanilla sock It is comforting and relaxing.

465. Ginny Ray said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:29 am

     I made Elizabeth’s Cowl from the Wendy Knits Book and it is simply stunning. Used Malabrigo Rios in Piedra. People ask me about it all the time. It is a wonderful book.

466. Mary said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:38 am

     I’ve made the Miley T three times and my version of the Kalamazoo Knits plain sock about 20 times. I usually add some kind of interesting stitch to the cuff.

467. Christine said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:42 am

     Monkey Socks by Cookie A. I’ve knitted it 6 times! Easy to memorize, portable project!

468. Jaci said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:47 am

     I’ve made the Traveling Woman shawl twice, two Moody Kerchief shawls, and two Starving Artist hats

469. Mary Beth said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:47 am

     Hi Sheri!

     I’ve made a few of Elizabeth Zimmermann’s Brioche Watch caps. I’ve also made several variations of EZ’s percentage sweaters. I’ve also made several of Wendy Johnson’s generic toe up socks with the slipped stitch heels. Those are really the only patterns that I’ve repeated.

     I do tend to repeat on my designers though. My most repeated designers are Elizabeth Zimmermann, Ann Kingstone, and Wendy Johnson. They’re my three favorites.

     mb

470. Alicia said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:48 am

     I do a lot of knitting things twice because I have twin nieces that are 4. But those aren’t usually things I really want to make twice. I haven’t actually followed through on knitting any non-niece projects twice, but there are a number of things I’d like to knit again, including Daybreak. My last one was knit with a Noro yarn and a solid, and watching the colors come up … that was enough to keep me motivated and excited to see what happened next.

471. Larissa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:57 am

     For socks it’s Monkey. For not-socks Jared Flood’s Koolhaas. It’s such an impressive looking hat that really is fairly simple.

472. Jennifer said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:57 am

     I knit the Inge hat three times – one for each of us! It was so much fun, I just couldn’t stop.

473. Arlene said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:00 am

     I have so many things I want to knit that I usually don’t make a pattern more than once. The only exception to that would be Cookie A’s Monkey Socks – I’ve made a few pair of those – great pattern!

474. Danielle said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:00 am

     I’ve knit the Smocked Slouch hat by Jill Zielinsk (Kniterella) three times already & I’m sure I’ll knit it again. It is one of the most perfect hats I’ve ever had! Why I’ve knit so many already is that it looks great on everyone!! Every time a friend or family member sees mine & tries it on, they are in love & want their own. As a bonus for me – it is a quick & easy knit that looks much more involved that it is. I’ve done all of mine in Tosh Vintage and the results were amazing! Makes for a great gift.

475. Michelle B said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:04 am

     The only thing I have knit more than one of is Teeny Tiny Mochimochi Santas – I made 8 for christmas gifts for friends!

476. im just lori said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:06 am

     When Fetching came out in Knitty, I could not stop making them. They are still my go-to default pattern for fingerless mitts for myself or for quick presents. In fact, I have a pair in Malabrigo on the needles now, for a friend.

477. Diane N. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:06 am

     My 10th Curlicue blanket is on my needles! I bought this pattern when my niece was expecting her first baby in 2000. Something about it made me just keep knitting it over and over again. OF course, those were the days when I didn’t bother to take any pictures of them, so I have only my memories of knitting them for whichever occasion was at hand. I still love this pattern and work on it while I’m watching hockey games. It has just enough interest to let me coast until a commercial break when I have to pay attention to the pattern again!

478. Lulynn said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:06 am

     Toe up socks without a doubt! I have knitted 5 berets for gifts.

479. Lacey said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:11 am

     I’m still a bit too new to have many knitting patterns under my belt, but I do have a crochet pattern that I love! TheCconvertible Hat pattern by April Draven (Foltz) is fun and fast. I could make one of these for everyone I know and still be content to make a few more The option to add beads to the tassles adds just the right amount of added sparkle to the project!

480. Word Lily said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:16 am

     I wasn’t thinking vanilla socks count, but I’ve made a ton of those … Otherwise, I’ve made 2 Moderne Baby Blankets (mason-dixon) and 2 Calorimetrys (tries?). I’m about to start my 2nd Baby Belle (sweater, by Cosette Cornelius-Bates).

481. Michelle said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:21 am

     Basic stockinette socks! Just knitting round and round feels so meditative. Especially fun with a striping yarn or your favorite color.

482. Colleen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:23 am

     I have knit the Sursa shawl pattern, from Noro: Cornelia Tuttle Hamilton book 2 four times. I have used worsted to bulky weight yarn and have knit it in wool and in cotton. Each shawl has its own personality, I love them all.

483. Carrie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:24 am

     I’ve made Monkey socks about 5 times, Leyburn’s a few times, and Parallel Twist a few times too. If I find a pattern I like, I stick with it!

484. LeAnn said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:28 am

     The Clapotis, Fetching gloves and Monkey socks not to mention the dishcloth patterns I’ll get on a jag with and repeat 5 or 10 times before it’s totally out of my system.

485. Linda Swenson said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:34 am

     Fetching! I’ve made more than a dozen pairs. The pattern is so simple that it’s easy to adjust for what ever yarn you want to use. All have been gifts and I see the recipients wear them all of the time.

     I’ve also made several pairs of Wendy Johnson’s Ribs and Cables Socks. Fit great!

486. Ashley said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:43 am

     I love the Faraway so close shawl. I made one for my SIL’s mother when she had cancer and almost a year later she passed away. Her husband now sleeps with it by his side every night. It is reason’s like those that I love knitting and how powerful it really is. I have since made one for myself and it really is a lovely shawl.

     Oh and toast are also very fun and knit up quick. I have made several of those.

487. Seanna Lea said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:46 am

     I’ve made about a half dozen Moustaches for Your Finger, which is a great project for scrap yarn (ideally dk weight). I’ve also made a couple of thongs for different bridal showers (someone needs to supply the embarassing gift). I’ve also made multiples of the Noro striped scarf (though only one of them was with Noro). My favorite multiple knit though is Odessa. It is relatively quick, warm and with the beads a good visual bang for the buck.

488. Carol in Zion, IL said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:53 am

     This past winter season I have made two sets of Northman mittens which are actually four mittens per pair–because they are lined mittens. I love the Fairisle pattern and I made them from alpaca which is extra cozy and warm. My recipients loved them!

489. Edna said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:58 am

     You know there are so many patterns to knit… I usually want to knit a different pattern. I have knit the simple ribbed socks from Nancy Bush’s Vintage Sock book several times. I enjoyed knitting the Ishbel shawl and Damson shawl each twice. I purchased yarn to knit the Orchid Thief Shawlette again, too. Happy knitting everyone!

490. Betsy said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:58 am

     That would be the Tulips cardigan…I’ve made it the original baby size, I’ve upsized it for my grandchildren (thank you sweater wizard), I’ve upsized for an adult…think of what you could do with all that 220 you just got in…staggering!

     I’ve also done the MasonDixon baby blanket a number of times…again…that 220 you just got in could make some fantastic ones!

491. wendy said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:59 am

     I have knit the monkey sock a few times, also the dead fish hat.

492. Karen from Ohio said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:09 am

     My all time favorite pattern that I go to again and again is the “Flour Sack Hat” by Baby Beanies: Happy Hats to Knit for Little Heads by Amanda Keeys.
     If you are ever looking for a quick fix to dress up a baby gift this is your book to go to. Let me know how you like it…..

493. Kristie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:11 am

     The Noro striped scarf earns first place on my knit again list. I never get tired of doing these, and each one is different than the one before.

494. Teri said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:11 am

     I have knit the Broad Ripple sock a couple of times (and not just because I went to school there!) I have crocheted several Queen Anne lace scarves and the Boteh scarf is another favorite.

495. Debi said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:12 am

     I have knit Imagine from knitty.com 2x’s, and the Cable Yoke Guernsey Pullover 2x’s also, and basic socks a dozen times.

496. Amy said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:19 am

     Melvin from Rebecca Danger is my favorite monster. I have knit many of her patterns twice, but Melvin was my favorite!

     http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/melvin-the-musical-monster

497. Meryl said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:29 am

     I’ve made Truly Tasha’s shawl a couple times! It is so comfy as a shawl or small blanket and it knits up pretty quickly!

498. Terri Sanders said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:31 am

     The Double Layer Sock Yarn hat is DH’s absolute favorite hat and I’ve now made him three. I’ve also made 3 Damask shawls by Kitman Figoura (spelling?). 2 were gifts and I’m finally making one for myself because its so pretty.

499. BethC said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:36 am

     Well, I’m hoping to finish my 4th Thorpe today! I think that’s the most I have ever made a single pattern…

500. Suzanne said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:42 am

     I made the Fetching mittens a couple of times, Super fast knit and pretty too.

501. Diane said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:45 am

     My Yankee Knitter Basic Sock Pattern is my go to recipe for socks…….

502. Julie Rios said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:46 am

     I love to knit CoCo Knits Fear of Committment Cowl http://www.cocoknits.com/knit/garments/accessories/cocoknits_FOC_Cowl.pdf
     It’s quick, perfect for lovely squishy yarn and always an appreciated gift.

503. Michelle L said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:46 am

     Other than generic toe-up socks, it has been Anne Hanson’s cabled keyhole scarf that I just can’t get enough of. Four of them complete so far, and another on the needles…I have never been so completely taken by a pattern before.

504. Ruby said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:54 am

     I do lots of shawls – Vortex, Multnomah, Feather’n'Fan. I have done them all several times. I am a shawl person.

505. Candice Harris said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:56 am

     I have made so many Monkey socks I can’t count. Mostly with Loopy Ewe yarn!!

506. Barbara-Kay said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:01 am

     I’m knitting the Dancing Diamond Socks again (originally a Loopy Ewe kit), this time in a green tone-on-tone Trecking. I just love the way they look, and they are one of my most comfortable pairs of socks to wear.

     Knitting these again is quite a compliment to the designer – I very seldom repeat myself in socks.

507. Kay said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:06 am

     Penny Straker’s Basic Cap. Love the pattern simple and warm.

508. Lisa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:06 am

     The Noro Striped Scarf was addictive for me. I kept picking new colorways and being pleasantly surprised each time I made it — 5 times…..

509. Deb Holbrook said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:07 am

     I’ve knit several Tulip cardigans for assorted babies (I love how it’s time to change the color just as I start to crave a change) and have knit more pairs of Fetching fingerless mitts than I can count (but I still haven’t managed to knit a pair for myself…I’ve gotta work on that!).

510. Gina in the San Francisco Bay Area said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:18 am

     I rarely knit a pattern more than once, but there are a couple of exceptions. I am constantly intrigued by the built-in color play in the Noro striped scarf and my good or bad color choices while making Zimmermann’s Baby Surprise Jacket, and I have made several of each. They also look so pretty stacked up waiting to be gifted.

511. Castiron said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:29 am

     I have two favorites that I’ve made multiple times and will probably make again:

     Bev Galeskas’s Felted Clogs — it’s not mindless knitting, but it works up quickly and makes a great gift.

     Leslie Lewis’s Old Fashioned String Bag — the best mesh market bag pattern I’ve ever found. When I made my first one, I thought it was going to be too small, and then I started using it and found no, it’s exactly right.

512. LaLa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:36 am

     I knit Wendy’s toe-up sock with a gusset at least once a month. I’ve also knit multiple pairs of Monkey socks and log cabin blankets.

513. bluesbee said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:41 am

     I’ve knit all of these more than once, as they are great in almost all yarn weights and are easy to make larger or smaller:

     Multnomah (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/multnomah)

     One Row Handspun Scarf (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/one-row-handspun-scarf)

     Pogona (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/pogona)

     I like making the EZ Baby Surplice Jacket for baby gifts (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/surplice-baby-jacket-wg50-so43)

514. Mary T said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:42 am

     Not so far. I have knit more than one of Rebecca Danger’s Monsters, but they have all been different.

515. Ardosa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:43 am

     I have knit (from knitty.com) vortex and tychus more than my share of times! Shroom hat has gotten at least a half dozen knits too.
     I do at least those three any time there is a charity auction where I send in a “family of hats”

516. Lynda said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:47 am

     I’ve knit Cookie A’s Monkey socks twice – and plan to knit them again soon. I’ve also knit the Howling Winds cowl twice so far. My go to mitts pattern is Lepidoptera – I made 4 of these for gifts this past Christmas!

517. karen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:48 am

     I have made at least a dozen pairs of socks in the Blueberry Waffle pattern. Also, I’ve finished two Clapotis shawls.

518. Sarah said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:48 am

     I may be the odd one out here. I am fairly sure I have never knit the same project twice. I am always on the hunt for something new!

519. karen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:49 am

     http://web.archive.org/web/20080324044632/http://www.knitlist.com/98gift/blueberrysocks.htm

     Here’s the link

520. Nicole said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:56 am

     Jayne hats, of course! Jayne Cobb, a character from Firefly, receives a hat knit by his mother.

     It’s a pretty cunning hat.

521. Patty L. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:59 am

     My favorite pattern is from a student knitting manual from high school.. way back in the 1970′s for cable stich mittens

522. Marti Johnson said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:02 pm

     I made the Soltice Scarf from the latest issue of Interweave Knits Accessories, and it was a huge (six foot long!) success both from my daughter who wore it, and from me. I used a bulky 100% wool to create it, and have already set aside two different yarns to create at least two more of these scarves. What made it especially fun was that it looks like a cabled design, and yet isn’t, plus for all its length, it was a pretty fast knit.

523. Laura K. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:05 pm

     I’ve only knit two things twice… the Shale Pleated Scarf, and the Owlie Sleep Sack.

     However, I do have a second Stripe Study planned, and a bucket of yarn (several different types and colors) because it would “make a great Claptois”.. I’ve got at least 3 or 4 more of those in me

     Oh, I’ve done the Round or Pinwheel Baby blanket twice too… and I love it.. it’s totally my go-to baby blanket pick.

524. Kylene said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:06 pm

     I often say I love a pattern so much that I’m going to knit it more than once, but I don’t think I ever have!

525. Jenn B. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:08 pm

     The only thing that I have knit more than once is a plain stockinette toe-up sock. However, I would be very willing to knit another Vine Yolk Cardigan by Ysolda Teague which I finished recently. I absolutely love knitting it!!

526. Linda L said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:19 pm

     Cookie A’s monkey socks done twice, and Drop Stitch Scarf by Christine Vogel twice. I would knit these again too!

527. mary said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:23 pm

     For Christmas I just made a couple of Wendy Bernard Ripple hats. Cute and slouchy!

528. Chris said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:23 pm

     I’ve knit the very cabley mittens in great MadTosh colors, once as straight mittens and once as thrummed mittens. Also Drop Stitch Scarf, and one scarf pattern three times (darn if I can remember the name. I’ll have to do a search since I didn’t put it in my Rav favs).

529. Sandy Mohrmann said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:31 pm

     I have made Cupcake Mittlets for every woman in my office (4). And I have 5 more requests. I have knitted them all up in various colors of Cascade 220. They are a very fast knit, and so cute!

530. Bev said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:32 pm

     I knit 11 Clapotis, including two in red heart worsted. Much more enjoyable to me than garter stitch!

531. Eileen D. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:36 pm

     I’ve made three Wren Shawls, two Dolores Park Cowls, two Ilean Cowls and two pairs of Tuileries socks. I have several more patterns that I intend to do again.

532. Kit said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:37 pm

     I have knit Edith The Hat about 5 times now. For a $5 pattern, I think I’ve made good use of it! The color work of it all is just incredible, I love how everyone fawns over it when they see it and it’s such a quick knit gift.

533. Stephanie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:42 pm

     I’m knitting Jared Flood’s Romney Kerchief for the second time from Madtosh DK, trying to figure out how to work in two colors rather than the one. I knit the first one for my grandmother for Mother’s Day last year. She passed away in August, and I haven’t managed to ask my cousins for the scarf back, so I’m making a new one to remind me of her.

534. Bernie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:43 pm

     I’ve knitted a lot of simple baby blankets for family and friends.
     The border is straight knit for about 7 rows. (End pattern before the 7 rows of straight knit to finish). Continue with the border pattern on both sides and knit one row, purl the next, ending with the 7 rows for the ending border. Hope you like it.

535. Karey said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:47 pm

     I have knited a couple Baby Surprise Jackets as it is an easy pattern to follow. Thanks for the giveaway.

536. Chris said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:49 pm

     I’ve knit Dashing from Knitty several times. All the guys I know always want fingerless mitts, and they have always loved their Dashings. There’s something about the simplicity of the pattern that I love. It always looks great, and it’s always an easy knit.

537. Sandy said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:50 pm

     I’ve lost track of how many Baby Surprise Jackets I’ve made over the years. Every baby I hear of seems to get one. I’ve also made more than a couple pairs of Monkey socks, and since my hands are always cold Anne Budd’s super-simple fingerless mitts from Weekend Knitting.

538. Chris said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:53 pm

     I’ve knit June is for Jag a few times and every time it’s knit, it looks so lovely. One time I knit it using two different colors – again, gorgeous!

539. Martha in Dc said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:53 pm

     Hi Sheri,
     Congratulations on now being a LYS and a wonderful Internet resource. Everyone in Colorado must be thrilled.

     I love Entrelac knitting and have done 3 scarves in different Noro colors. The scarf on ravelry Entrelac Scarf by Allison LoCicero is great.

     Martha

540. Summer said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:56 pm

     I am a new ‘knitter’ (using that term loosely), so the Avery Cowl was a great one for me over Christmas. The pattern was easy to follow and remember, so it was a gift that was gifted many times in 2011.

541. Eileen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 12:57 pm

     There aren’t too many things I have knit more than once, but there are 3 hats I definitely plan to make more of (I’ve made one of each so far) – the Twistygoo by Lisa Beamer, the Carson Cap by Carol Bristol, and Thorpe by Kristin Kapur. I also plan to make my daughter more Aaryn shrugs (by Julie Kieliszewski). I enjoyed all these patterns, both knitting them and the end result, enough to make multiples.

     Eileen

542. katrina said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:05 pm

     3 swallowtails and 2 argus but i strongly uspect that i will eventually end up with at least 3 whippoorwills.

543. Susan Harbaugh said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:06 pm

     I love Steven West’s Herbivore. I knit it once in Cascade Heritage Silk (1st quarter challenge), and once in Tosh Merino Light.

544. diane said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:07 pm

     I’ve made Ampersand socks a few times now and can see another few in the future.

545. Becknitter said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:17 pm

     I am also a slow knitter; have knit one Citron and would love to do another for myself.

546. Liz in Missouri said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:21 pm

     Well – first of all is a pattern for baby booties from a very old knitting booklet that I’ve had for years and years. I bet I’ve made over a hundred pairs. (I even sold them for a while). More recently though, I’ve made Wendy Johnson’s “Autumn Dream Scarf” 3 times already and have cast on for a 4th. Just LOVE that pattern.

547. Teresa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:23 pm

     I love One Row Lace Scarf by Turvid. It’s an easy knit which is great when I’m talking with friends. The result is great no matter what yarn I use. I’ve made some gifts from this pattern and they are always well received.

548. Lissa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:24 pm

     I originally made my Whipporwill for last summer’s Camp Loopy first project. Unfortunately I totally missed the deadline. But I loved making it. Once my grammy saw the shawl she immediately wanted one. And being a good granddaughter I knit one up for her in no time. I plan on making another one here soon. I just love the pattern and how it looks when blocked.

     Right now I am working on Wandering Mor and know after this one I will definitely make another. Love it.

549. Sue Apple said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:37 pm

     I have several favorite patterns that I have knit more than once. Mom’s Cabled Mitts, Clapotis, Monkey Socks, Ann Budd’s Basic Sock Pattern, Mara shawl. Does the darling hexipuff for the Beekeepers Quilt count – I’m currently at 129 of those little darlings. I guess that makes me more of a production knitter, than a process knitter. I’m happy knitting something simple when the yarn proves interesting enough to keep me entertained to finish the project.

550. Rachel said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:49 pm

     My name is Rachel and I am a repeat knitter!
     I have knitted sev[en]circle 17 times (wow I didn’t realize they add up to so many,,,)
     I have knitted Different Lines 3 and a half time and I am now knitting Color Affection and I already know it will not end with this one,,,

551. Cindy in un-Happy Valley said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:56 pm

     Clapotis, Ishbel, Turn-a-Square hat, Monkey Socks, Fuzzy Feet, B. Marie’s bucket hat – innumerable bead knitted bracelets, now that I’m thinking about it the list is pretty darn long……

552. Helen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 1:59 pm

     I have made two pairs of the Fetching fingless mitts. I have also made three of Susan B Anderson’s bunny hats. Fun.

553. Teresa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:02 pm

     This one is easy…Pleiades!! I’ve made 12. It all started last January when I did a test knit for my daughter. Now, every time I’m not sure what to start next or need a little something gift, I search my stash and whip up a PLEIADES!

554. Elizabeth said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:06 pm

     Jared Flood Cinder scarf, knit several of those as Christmas gifts, it’s pretty and easy to knit without paying a huge amount of attention

555. Robin F. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:23 pm

     Traveling woman is the pattern I’ve knit the most- it makes a great gift for my friends and can be done in any wt. yarn. Cat Bordi’s moebius is another favorite for the same reasons.

556. Kristie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:38 pm

     I love Fetching by Cheryl Niamath (Knitty, Summer 2006). I’ve completed three pairs of these, all for other people because they don’t fit me quite right. I have a fourth pair on the needles where I’m fiddling with the length after the thumb so they work for me!

557. Cris said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:47 pm

     I have knit the Dream In Color baby sweaters (one for Boys and One for Girls) several times…..They are just so darn cute, easy to knit in worsted and fast. Moms and Baby’s love them and Dream in Color yarn is so pretty.

558. Paula said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:48 pm

     The few items that I have knit many times are a preemie hat and a garter stitch scarf. There are many other items I want to knit again, but I have not done so yet like daybreak. The one thing that I have crochet many times over is a ripple afghan.

559. Nan said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:53 pm

     Stephen West Pogona pattern, I have already done twice and am thinking of doing a third one. I also do alot of garter stitch scarfs for friends.

560. catspaw said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 2:55 pm

     Ishbel is probably the thing I’ve made most – at least 5 of them, followed closely by Daybreak and Lady Bertram’s shawlette. I’m not sure what it is about them that I find so satisfying but there it is.

561. Meg said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:00 pm

     I just cast on for a second Annis (Knitty pattern). This one is in Fiesta Gracie for the 1st quarter challenge. I have also made a few of my own designs to try out the sizes. And for Christmas this year I was a hat machine

562. Kay said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:15 pm

     I usually don’t knit something twice but I have mde many pairs of Cookie A.’s Monkey socks. I’ve also been repeating a lot of the Nancy Bush sock patterns from “Knitting Vintage Socks” plus her ‘Wishbone Socks’ pattern.

     Other than socks, I’ve knit several ‘Dane’ shawls and have a request to make one more.

563. BFF Liz said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:34 pm

     Ann Budd’s basic mitten pattern. Works like a charm on any weight.

564. Barb said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:37 pm

     I like Hermoine’s Everyday Socks (modified to be toe up and a short row heel) and the Azzu shawl for repeat knits. I find them quick and easy and not requiring a lot of pattern watching.

565. Susan said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:37 pm

     I love Never Not Knitting’s Cedar Leaf Shawette. Just the right scarf to add color to a plain top.

566. Sylvia said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:39 pm

     I’ve made 6 pairs of Amber Ward’s Ribbed Far-Away Baby Socks pattern. She’s written out the instructions for a short-row heel so clearly that they are very easy to follow. Knitting these socks gave me confidence for adult-size socks with fancy patterns.

567. Emily said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:46 pm

     I knit the “cover cowl” from knit simple magazine as a Christmas present and bought yarn to make another, just have to cast on.

568. Maureen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:54 pm

     I have made the Age of Brass and Steam shawl/hankerchef twice once out of wool, really soft wool and once out of Kollage Riveting (Camp Loopy Project 2). I also have made two pairs of cotton socks (my first socks!) using a very simple pattern I got from TLE. This past Christmas I made 16 neckwarmers/cowls using a pattern from IrishGirlieKnits called Seamus Cowl. There are a lot of snow skiers (downhill and cross country) in the family. These were just for the girls in the family plus a few friends. The guys will get something next year! I can’t knit for everybody in one year or else I would not have time to knit for me!

     Happy Grand Opening in Colorado Loopy Ewe !!! I am glad you are open all the time on the web and that I found you via a LYS!

569. Sue said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:55 pm

     Probably my most-knit (and not coincidentally my most-requested knit) is the Malabrigo slippers by Julie/CocoKnits. At least half a dozen pairs if not more.

570. Noallatin said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 3:57 pm

     The only pattern I’ve actually knit more than once is a chemo cap (lace edged women’s cap). At some point I’d like to revisit Janel Laidman’s Rivendell pattern.

571. Nicky said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:00 pm

     The pattern that I have knit most in the past few months is the “shroom” hat. I knit one for a girl at work for christmas and it set off a chain reaction- everyone wanted one. I have knit 3 other since. It is a quick knit and is pretty cute.

572. Cathy P. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:10 pm

     I have knit the Twisted Rib Neckwarmer by Michelle Johnston (free pattern on Ravelry) at least 5 times and I’ve knit Anne Hanson’s Hypotenuse scarf/shawl pattern 4 times and I know I will knit both of these again. Thanks!

573. Laura said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:30 pm

     The Noro Striped Scarf is a pattern that I would like to knit again. There are so many possible combinations.

574. Marita said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:55 pm

     I’ve made Embossed Leaves and RPM more than once each. Super cute and the RPM doesn’t even require a pattern once you get the hang of it.

575. Trish D. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:58 pm

     My favorite is Darkside Cowl by Sarah Fama. It’s so versatile since it’s a great cowl and it works great if you wear it like a headband to keep your ears warm. I’ve made several of them for my kids and am planning to make some for myself.

576. Karen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 4:59 pm

     I knit Summer Wind by Irishgirlieknits (a long cowl) for myself and loved it so much that I made two more for Christmas gifts. And I can see myself making more of these for gifts again.

577. Jen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:19 pm

     I made a pinwheel blanket out of Malabrigo Rios and love it so much. I’m thinking of doing another blanket in something chunkier just to see how it turns out.

578. Melody Bryan said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:19 pm

     I have knit Mara by MT twice and I am on my 2nd Purl Ridge Cowl by Stephen West

     That’s all I can think of right now – Hope I might win since I am a Wollmeise virgin.

     Good luck on the grand opening of the walk in part of the TLE.
     Melody

579. Lisa in Los Angeles said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:22 pm

     I have knit TWO Gwynned scarves and I have enough yarn for THREE We Call Them Pirates hats, and as soon as I finish this Girl Friday sweater, I have enough yarn for a second one, and enough yarn for FOUR Lalique lace jackets.

580. Marianne Y said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:32 pm

     I like the fan scarf pattern, myself.

581. Kathy S said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:36 pm

     I’ve knit the Argus shawlette three times. One for me, two for gifts.

582. Mary g said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:40 pm

     I like the Ishbel shawl by Ysolda T.

583. Wanda said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:45 pm

     The EZ baby surprise jacket never fails to be a favorite of mine. It never ceases to amaze me with the engineering EZ designed into it.

584. Rachel said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:49 pm

     Monkey socks. Not surprising, and probably many people will have the same answer, but I think I’ve made about 6 pairs now. There’s something so pleasing about the pattern, it looks great in all yarn colors, and they are just so cozy to wear. Ah, monkeys, I love you. Also they remind me of the Monkees.

585. Kiki said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 5:55 pm

     I agree with those that have said Monkey socks.
     I’m too new a knitter to have had much of a chance to repeat patterns, but Monkeys are one of only three patterns as market “awesome, must make again”.
     The other two are Hermione’s Everyday Socks, and the Vine Leaves Beret (mainly because people keep trying to steal mine!)

586. Doris said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:09 pm

     I have made multiple “Just Enough Ruffles” scarves out of Shepherds Wool. I love them and so does everyone I have made them for (which is why I made more, since I also loved working the pattern).

587. Andi said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:13 pm

     Most of my repeat “offenders” have been sock pattern. I love Hermoine’s Everyday Socks and No Purl Monkey. Both work so well with Handpainted sock yarn. At hat pattern that I love is by Jane Richmond called Jane. I love it when you find that perfect pattern and want to keep knitting more and more of them!

588. Michelle Martino said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:14 pm

     Wendy Knits Toe Up with Gusset!!!! Changed my view on sock knitting and just can never have enough! Especially with self-striping yarn!! But I must admit I love all of her toe up sock patterns

589. mrs.radley said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:18 pm

     I learned to make Amy Singer’s Tuscanny shawl from her book No Sheep For You and it is my current favorite. Thanks Amy for teaching me how to read a chart!

590. Linda Ruell said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:25 pm

     I’ve knit the Swallowtail Shawl several times and would like to knit it again. I’ve also knit the Hourglass Throw by Anne Hanson and have plans to knit another for my daughter.

591. Jan said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:26 pm

     I’ve knit a number of EZ’s Baby Surprise Sweaters, and I’m on my second Forest Canopy Shawl now, although this one will be bigger than the original size!

     Thanks for the chance at the lovely prizes!

592. Laura said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:38 pm

     I’ve made a few Mara shawls. They are beautiful, warm and fun to knit.

593. Kelly N. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:39 pm

     I have knit the Monkey and the Jaywalker sock patterns too many times to count!

594. Veronica K said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:44 pm

     I’ve made four Swallowtail shawls. Every time someone sees mine, they fall in love with it, and I clearly have trouble telling them no when they ask for one of their own. LOL!

595. Lee said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:55 pm

     I just within a month knit 2 Nanook sweaters. Also, a current favorite A Little Jazz – 6 times.
     Ishbel Shawl – 5 times.

596. Shanna G said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:56 pm

     I’ve knit several pairs of Monkey socks as well as two Girasole shawls/blankets. Looking at some of the other answers is giving me the itch to knit a few more patterns for a second (or third) time!

597. Judy Perry said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 6:59 pm

     I’ve made the adult vest pattern “Practically” twice and have plans for at least 2 more and the baby version of it is called “In Threes: a Baby Cardigan” and I’ve made that twice as well and it is now my go to baby girl gift.

598. Kathleen said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:13 pm

     Eternity Scarf! Perfect bit of entertainment and mindless with a beautiful yarn!

599. Lucy Portland said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:20 pm

     I am finishing up the flying trapeze socks from Interweave kKnits Holiday Gifts 2008. It isn’t vey hard, but the cables make it a real neat looking sock. I would use this pattern again.

600. Lise said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:31 pm

     Oh my goodness I cant just pick one. I have a baby blanket pattern that was a shop pattern that I have knit at least ten times. Then the doily dishrag that is made for absolutely everything I need a special little something for someone. Made one the beginning of the week and another one now as gifts. I’ve also knot the Owen hat and Alish hat by Tabitha’s Heart several times. I’ve knit quite a few of her patterns at least once but a second one in most of the patterns would be knit again in a heartbeat.

601. Erin M. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:44 pm

     I don’t repeat patterns too often, but I have knit Cookie A.’s Monkey Socks twice and Roger Socks from Knitspot twice as well.

602. C. K. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 7:56 pm

     I have an old pattern cut out of a newspaper decades ago. Not sure if my grandmother ever knit it. It makes a toy ball for children. With so many friends having newborn babies, as soon as I finish one of these, I find myself knitting another!
     It’s a funny pattern, making one long strip of chevrons that then get sewn up. But the end result is great.

603. Ann said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:09 pm

     Just knit two Who? hats.

604. Nancy said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:11 pm

     Plain old socks! Probably 25 pairs.

605. Cathy said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:30 pm

     Forest canopy shawl, honey cowl, clapotis, bandana cowl…

606. Anne said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:30 pm

     The Saroyan scarf…I can’t wait to try the double leaf version. Thank you for another fabulous contest.

607. Emily said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:37 pm

     The only thing I have knit more than once are plain old vanilla socks. But I’d like another pair of Kai-Mei socks or another Payuma shawl (once I finish the first)…

608. ikkinlala said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 8:38 pm

     I’ve made Thuja socks multiple times – they’re quick, simple, and stand up well to boots.

609. Lisa said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:04 pm

     Multnomah–I’ve made 8 (only 1 was for me!) and Clapotis 4 (again, only 1 was mine) The baby Tulip sweater 3-and I have yarn for another one, and have yarn for an adult Tulip for myself!

610. Star B. said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:17 pm

     I just knit the Jeweled Cowl by Sachiko Uemura twice in the past month and a half. It’s the 1st time I’ve ever repeated a pattern. Such a great knit with or without the beading.

611. Carol said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:38 pm

     I have knit Suzie’s Reading Mitts twice with the Sanguine Gryphon’s Free Range worsted. I have also knit the Noro Striped Scarf twice with Noro Silk Garden.
     Both patterns are easy to memorize and fun to knit.

612. Conchita said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:39 pm

     I love Verse!

     http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/verse

     So cool and so easy. I plan on knitting bunches of them!!

613. Alice said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:43 pm

     I’ve not made many scarves, but am currently working on a version of the Potato Chip scarf. I could see myself making more of these. I also have made a couple of Clapotis and would like to make more.

614. MaryjoO said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 9:55 pm

     Goodness == 600+ comments!! Wow!
     I’ve knit EZ’s top down raglan sweaters a “ga-zillion” time (at least 8), mostly for my children and nieces and nephews when they were all small. These “kids” are all now 20+ years old, but my daughter loves that we put “her” sweater, made when she was 2, on a Christmas bear every year!

615. pat said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:01 pm

     I have knitted Jared Floods Noro scarf so many times. Very beautiful each time.

616. Mary Van Zale said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:11 pm

     I love knitting the Stella Pixie hat. Hazel has 2.5 (the .5 is still on the needles, but should be done soon). I think this little pointy gem is my new go-to baby shower gift.

617. Anne said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:14 pm

     I’ve knit Mitt Envy fingerless mittens a few times. Its a great pattern and good for gift giving.

     http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/mitt-envy

618. KathyD said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:21 pm

     I have 2 things I make over and over because I am:
     1.obsessed
     2. trying to nail down the patterns so I can copy them forever and ever into my knitting journal
     3. crazy about how they turn out.

     One is a simple sock pattern with a ribbed cuff because I love ribbed cuff socks (always have since childhood. Now that I can make my own I am so happy)

     The other is what I call the drop-stitch scarf. Get a long circ in a pretty big size. Get a nice big ball of sock yarn with long repeats (or not, this is stress free). Cast on enough stitches to make a scarf length (80 to 120 for me). Knit a couple rows. When a major color change is coming (or not), do a row of drop stitches. Knit some more, then drop stitch row at will. Cast off when you have a wide enough scarf OR when the yarn runs out. I find Noro sock yarn makes an amazing scarf with vertical stripes running through. The drop stitch row emphasizes the color change. Other bonuses: you get done before it gets boring AND the knit is loose enough that it drapes well and is not hot.

619. Linda willer said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:22 pm

     I have knit several , either 5 or 6 of the shaelyn. Easy and everyone loves to get it as a gift.

620. Brianna said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 10:29 pm

     I don’t repeat patterns too often, but there are two exceptions. One is a 2×2 rib sock based off of Charlene Schurch’s sock patterns that I’ve custom-fit for my DH. The other is Anne Hanson’s La Novia pattern, which I love love love AND adore! It’s pretty simple, quick, gorgeous, and has done wonders on my variegated yarns!

621. Mary said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:09 pm

     I have knitted two Damask shawls and given both as gifts. Also knitted twice has been the 58 row scarf with my own modifications, more are planned. And I currently have my second Girasole on the needles. I never used to knit the same thing more than once but recently that has changed.

622. Darci said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:29 pm

     I love the rhythm of the Clapotis. I have knit 5

623. Stephanie said,

     January 26, 2012 @ 11:48 pm

     I’ve knit Wendy’s Generic Toe-Up Socks at *least* five times now. It fits my feet perfectly, and I don’t have to math anything out by myself!

624. Lisa (in BC) said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:04 am

     I love that scarf! It shows up the variegated yarn so well. Must remember that.

     I seem to have a short attention span and am always attracted by new things. That said, the Owl Coffee Cup Cozy gets attention and is a popular gift item. As a quick knit, that works out really well!

625. Evelyn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:31 am

     I have knit the Cheyenne Diamond Lace Cardigan twice and would do it again if it weren’t for so many other thing to knit. The first was in a hand painted yarn and the second was in an off-white and both show off the lace pattern and I love the fit.

626. Rhonda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:13 am

     I have just finished my second Mondo Cable Pulli by Bonne Marie Burns. It is a well written pattern that looks good and is very “wearable”. I am thinking about yarn choices for a third!

627. Arlin said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:30 am

     I’m more of a process knitter than a product knitter, so I’ve never knit one pattern more than once!

     But given the time, I would REALLY like to knit Traipsing Vines Wrap again (my own pattern, and this time for myself!) and Aviatrix in the adult size. Both are surprisingly quick knits with lovely results.

628. yarnpiggy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:47 am

     As Queen of the Pre-Process Knitters, I’m usually better at planning projects than actually knitting them! That said, I’ve knit Georgie Hallam’s Milo three times, and Nina Machlin Dayton’s Dean Street Hat twice.

629. Joan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:48 am

     I have a very low threshold of boredom, so it is rare for me to knit the same thing twice. But when my mother saw my Rivolo scarf (by the marvelous Anne Hanson) she absolutely had to have one. And I didn’t even mind because it is such a rhythmic, intuitive knit– using Dream in Color Baby made it even more enjoyable!

630. catherine said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:03 am

     Although I have made 6 clapotis shawls (I keep giving them away, and I finally lost the last one), I absolutely love knitting Mona Schmidt’s “Embossed Leaves” socks, as well as Meg Swansen’s “Arch-Shaped Socks.”

631. Julie Boydell said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:12 am

     My favourite baby standby is the Opal Yarn Baby Caridgan (simple sideways knit), teamed with a Baby Octagonal Hat from a Patons/Guardian Angel booklet and the Ruffle Ribbed Better-than Booties Baby Socks by Ann Budd. I’ve made three sets for 3 newborns within 6 months; phew! Still, I love them

632. Kelly Nalley said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:18 am

     Sheri,
     I love the pattern, Fuzzy Feet, that is on Knitty (http://www.knitty.com/ISSUEwinter02/PATTfuzzyfeet.html). It was all the rage when it came out (wow! 2002? I started knitting in 2003; guess I was a new knitter obsessed with this pattern), but I still like them for house socks. At the same time as they came out, I had discovered Noro Kureyon. A perfect match! The only warning to you all is that the lighter colors don’t do as well fulling (felting). I could still see the stitch definition no matter how hard I tried to agitate in hot water and shock with cold water.
     Thanks for the contest!
     Kelly in WV (wvcrafty on Ravelry)

633. Melody said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:21 am

     There are so many patterns that I want to knit that I really haven’t knit anything more than once, except the French Press Slippers I made as gifts the Christmas before last. Although, I did make a Cladonia for my sister during Camp Loopy and I could easily see making another one for myself with all these fantastic new yarns coming in.

     Congrats on the new opening too!

634. Lorraine said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:03 am

     Congratulations on opening the new shop! I wish I could be there on Saturday

     I’ve made the Citron Shawl several times, for myself and for presents. It is so versatile! It looks good in just about any yarn, from lace to worsted, and it looks so pretty!

     Best wishes from England – x

635. Karla said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:09 am

     love the wollmeis with the basic toe up socks from Wendy’s

636. Kathleen said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:35 am

     I love the Trousseau shawl pattern which I made for my best friend Judy and I also have made the Tropical Breeze Shawl and the South Bay Shawlette several times. I made on of the South Bay’s while I was helping my friend recover from a stroke during my trip to California last September. I love quick patterns that have beautiful borders.

637. Maxine said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:14 am

     I have made millions (well maybe not millions) of Bev Galaskes felted slippers. I have used Cascade, Lambs Pride, Stonehedge Fibers, and handspun, They are my favorite gift to give.

638. Mikki said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:19 am

     I repeatedly knit plain vanilla socks by the Yarn Harlot. I knit so many socks that I can now do them without looking

639. Sue D said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:22 am

     Cookie A’s Monkey Socks, Susie’s Reading Mitts, And Eunt Jang’s Endpaper Mitts — made each of these at least 3 times. And even though I haven’t cast on for it yet, I already have the yarn for my 2nd Vitamin D Sweater (by Heidi Kirrmaier)

640. Brandy M. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:29 am

     I’m working on my second Aeolian shawl right now. I gave the first one away, I will probably give this one away, and maybe then I’ll knit another one and keep it!

641. Julia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:38 am

     Turn a Square hat by Jared Flood is my repeated pattern or the baby bibs from Mason-Dixon Knitting which are great extras in a baby shower gift.

642. Sue said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:53 am

     I have knitted the Wonderful Wallaby sweater by Cottage Creations several times. Love it for baby gifts — made in size 2 for the little ones to grow into PLUS I’ve made one for me! You can make it with or without the hood, but kids love their first little hoodie!

643. Jan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:01 am

     I’ve made Susie’s Reading Mitts several times, and really enjoyed making them. It’s my go to fingerless glove and gift pattern. I’d love to try a pair in some self striping yarn!!

644. Sandi Oswalt said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:07 am

     So many favorite patterns! I got hooked on the Noro Striped Scarf – I have several of those. I love the play of the Noro colors. Also the StowAway Shopping Bag by Oat Couture is a fav – I make those every year for my son’s teacher gift as well as any other time I need a quick gift. Super fun and easy to knit. Then my “go to” is always the Amanda Hat, again – quick and makes a great gift. Good luck on the Grand Opening – I am still trying to find a reason to get to Colorado now. (Oh why does work only send me to Hawaii???)

645. Stephanie K said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:09 am

     I have reknit both jaywalkers and spring forward socks and made two Sheer ponchos…..otherwise even the kids grow and change fast enough not to want the same thing twice

646. Lisa Barrett said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:12 am

     Congratulations on your exciting new venture! I wish you fantastic success. I’ve knit Jared Flood’s Turn a Square hat and the Circles scarf (pg. 24) from Knitting New Scarves multiple times. Thanks for the generous giveaway!

647. Anne O'Connor said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:12 am

     I am currently on my second pair of Susie’s Reading Mitts. They are an easy pattern, comfortable to wear, and adjustable to different yarns.

     Congratulations on the opening!

648. Ginger said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:13 am

     I am learning TAAT socks in two weeks. I am so excited!

649. Jane said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:17 am

     I have knit Terri Shea’s pattern NHM#5 mittens over and over again. It seems that everytime someone caught a glimpse of my finished mittens with this pattern , they wanted them.

     http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/nhm-5

650. Sylvia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:19 am

     I knit my first sweater a couple of weeks ago, the Abbi Shawl Collar Cardigan, see Ravelry, and I immediately started another! I also have a hat pattern I created that I return to regularly.

651. MarieLyse said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:19 am

     Rock Island lace shawl from Jared Flood (from Brooklyn Tweed)! I wod knit one for everyone I know. I simply love this pattern.

652. A allise said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:21 am

     summer flies and autumn flutters. Easy. Without being boring and shows variegated yarn beautifully.

653. Rolene said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:22 am

     Lately my go to pattern has been the Button-Tab Hat. It’s fast, easy, portable or perfect for TV knitting.

654. Linda Shields said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:23 am

     I love the Capitola sock pattern by Irish Girlie Knits. Have them for myself, and love to give them to others. Wonderful interesting knit without being difficult. Not really a pattern for the road, but great for at home knitting with a football game on the television. Salam wa sa’aadah Linda

655. Barbara said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:25 am

     I have knit the Cheques Shawlette and Summer Wind a couple of times each. Each of these patterns are so pretty in the hand dyed yarns.

656. Loraine Boyce said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:26 am

     My all time favorite pattern is Newsboy Hat Hannah by Heidi Hennessy. I am working on my 10th one now. It knits up quick, you can do a couple different bands and they make great gifts! I am making a second one for someone as she had lost the first one and was really upset because it is her favorite. She found it but wants another one in a different color now.

657. Carolyn Turner said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:27 am

     I enjoy knitting the Hot Waffles Hat and Mittens pattern. It works up nicely using Cascade 220 and there are so many beautiful color choices!

658. Linda Brannen said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:29 am

     I’ve knit several Honey Cowls for gifts. It such an easy, quick knit.

659. Amy Edwards said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:30 am

     I only learned to knit 4 months ago but have already made the Chunky Dean Street Hat 3 times. Nina Machlin Dayton posted this on ravelry, it really is pretty!

660. Suzanne said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:36 am

     I have knit Stephen West’s Little Colonade twice but Isolda Teagues Isbel I have knit 6 times. They both are such quick and easy knits to use that yummy yarn that you don’t have tons of yardage for. Congratulations on the new store!!1 I hope I get to travel your way some day.

661. Susan Valdez said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:38 am

     The only things I’ve knit more than once are plain vanilla socks and dishcloths. But I’m looking forward to reading everyone’s responses and getting some ideas for my queue!

662. Pam said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:39 am

     I’m a sock knitter and knit all kinds of patterns, but the one I knit the most of is Artemis and Adonis by Through the Loops. It’s a great take-along project, easy and fast to do, and also easy to resize.

663. Erin said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:43 am

     I have knitt the French Press Slippers pattern over for multiple gifts.

664. Janet said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:43 am

     I’ve knit the 16 cable hat at least four times. It uses worsted weight yarn and looks cute on almost anyone!

665. Laurie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:46 am

     My go to pattern for socks is the good ol’ basic 2 x 2 rib, toe-up with slipped stitch heel. I love the way the socks look and feel and I don’t have to have a paper pattern to fiddle with. I can knit and talk or watch TV or just relax and not have to think about it! I also love Stephen West’s Colonnade and Little Colonnade and have knitted that pattern several times as well!

666. Issy Thomas said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:48 am

     Clapotis of course! Oh and Wendy’s toe up socks.

667. Shoshana said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:50 am

     One of my first knitting projects, after returning to knitting after a 20yr hiatus was the Waving Chevron Scarf by Lee Meredith – I made it for a friend and another friend saw it and requested one in different colours. And then I made it yet another 2 times for gifts – the pattern return is fun, you can play with colour and its quite impressive though it doesn’t require advanced skills. Plus it works for men, women & children

668. Margie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 6:53 am

     Congrats and best wishes to you for much success in your new shop!!

     I have knitter’s ADD so I very rarely make the same pattern twice. Hats, however, are the exception. A couple of my favorites are An Unoriginal Hat (have made 6 or 7) and Autumn (have made 5 or 6). No matter what yarn you use, they look fab!!

669. Beth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:03 am

     I have a sock pattern that I must have knit a dozen times. It’s an “original” plain sock that I can make more interesting with simple knit/purl stitch patterns. I keep going back to it because I have it memorized, so I don’t have to worry about keeping track of the pattern!

670. Knitengruven said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:03 am

     I’ve knit Gap-tastic twice and love it. I’ve also been knitting socks and Nancy Bush’s Oak Ribbed pattern is my favorite.

671. Sandy Jimerson said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:05 am

     Best wishes on the grand opening! I wish I wasn’t so far away so I could come join you. I know it’ll be great!

     My favorite pattern so far is the Irish hiking scarf on ravelry, I’ve made it a neckwarmer with buttons and it’s just lovely to knit & wear. I’ve made 2 so far but will definately be making more. I’m also loving the sockhead hat on ravelry as well, such a fun, funky hat to make! I’ve done 2 so far & the third one is in progress!

672. Joanna said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:06 am

     Yankee Knitter’s childrens aran sweater. I’ve made several for various children,

673. tami said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:06 am

     the only thing I’ve made more than once is the felted slippers.
     they make great gifts.

674. Marylu said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:07 am

     The sock pattern, Embossed Leaves comes to mind when thinking of something I’ve knit more than one time. I really like Leaf patterns & it has a great Star toe to finish it off : D

675. Karen said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:08 am

     The Mara Shawl by Madelinetosh – I’m on the 3rd and Embossed leaves socks out of Favorite Socks (by Monica Schmidt maybe?) I have made 4 pairs and planning more

676. katherine said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:20 am

     Citron–I love seeing the colors play out. Also the Anemone Hat by Cat Bordhi-it’s crazy!

677. Mary McMahon said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:22 am

     I’ve knit Cookie A’s Monkey socks 3 times! And of course, with 4 small grandkids, I’ve knit tons of simple caps. Wish I could be at the grand opening!

678. KateyJ said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:28 am

     I’ve knit two Clapotis and four pairs of Monkey socks.

     Something about those two patterns made it possible for me to tolerate making them more than one time.

     I am considering another hourglass sweater, but I’m not in love with the bell sleeves, so I will probably pick something else.

679. Cathy E said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:36 am

     My favorite quick knit fingerless mitt is Fetching in Knitty Summer 2006. I’ve made many pair in various colors so always a pair to wear.

680. Virginia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:38 am

     I LOVE love the Feather and Fan Hat (C181) by Betty P Balcomb and Cascade. It is beautiful in chunky alpaca, or I just add stitches for finer yarn. I’ve made it for adults and children, with and without garter ridges. My favorite go-to hat for women! (Free pattern, too!)

681. Cassy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:38 am

     I have knit Clapotis 3 times thus far and do not discount the idea of knitting it again. I have also knit the Knitmore Girls Vanilla Sock pattern 3 times and will defiantly be knitting it again and again and again!

682. Rita said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:39 am

     I’ve made Citron three times. I loved my Ravelry Red Malabrigo lace one so much that I bought Taureg and did a KAL with two of my co-workers. (All the yarn was from TLE too!) One of my pals is a new knitter and got tired of knitting after the first section, so I finished it for her. As a thank-you, she got me a gift certificate to TLE! I wasn’t expecting anything in return, but her gesture was definitely appreciated!

683. Kelly said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:42 am

     I hav only completed twenty or so projects, and out of those twenty, I have repeated one patterns. Susie’s Reading Mitts are fast, easy and I love the finished product-a feminine, classy, simple pair of fingerless mitts

684. Beverly Shearon said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:44 am

     I love the Baktus scarf pattern and of course the Jaywalker socks patter. I can’t count how many Jaywalker socks I have knittied. Wish I were in Colorado to come to your Open House.

685. Mariella said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:48 am

     I’ve knitted Meret mitts, adding thumb, twice. Quick gifts that are much appreciated.

686. Ruth Anne said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:48 am

     I have knit several Herbivores, and right now I’m ready to start a run of Honey Cowls after knitting one in the fall!

687. Patti O'Donnell said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:53 am

     Christmas crawl scRf, I just love the look of the stitch without having to count or think about it it always comes out looking great. PattiO

688. Patrish said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:55 am

     Have lots of “go-to’s”, but the all time favorite has to be the Pearl-barred Scallop Scarf pattern – designed by Cheri Borden and free from Ravelry. Only one line of pattern to remember, great for using up sock yarn, and looks WAY complicated! Impressive & simple – always have one on my needles, getting ready for gift season.

689. Debbie S said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:56 am

     I’d like to knit Kate Davies’ Manu cardigan again. My first one was so snuggly – I’d like to have another in a creamy color.

690. Sophia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:57 am

     My multi-project pattern is Saroyan. I’ve knit so many of these as gifts and one for myself. I used this pattern recently for a holiday gift in Madeline Tosh Pashmina and it was so beautiful – soft, drapey, and with vibrant deep colour! I love the Saroyan pattern because its easy and fast, yet it can be adapted in all kinds of ways: I made it into a shawl, a long garter stitch scarf, and a short collar. ALL the yarns at my beloved Loopy Ewe look great in the Saroyan Pattern!

691. Lori K said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 7:58 am

     The two patterns I have knit ore than a few times and still love are the Swimming Slowly socks and the Rosechapeau hat (out of a Cascade 220) both patterns can be found for free on Ravelry.

692. Jen said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:01 am

     Mine is probably the Sockhead Hat pattern – I’m on my fifth one now.

693. Karla said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:02 am

     Ishbel! Love that pattern so much! Sure hope you compile all of these favorites for us!

694. Christina earl said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:03 am

     Summer Flies, without a doubt! I’ve already knitted two and have requests for two more. I love knitting it, wearing it, and gifting it

     Ccearl, on ravelry.

695. AnnaMarie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:04 am

     My go to pattern is Stephanie’s one row scarf. I use that one all the time. My other favorite pattern is Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Pi Shawl. I almost always have one going, some are shawls, some are lap blankets but know that the zen of such an easy knit is available to me is my solace at times.

696. Jennifer said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:04 am

     The Rikke hat! In Madelinetosh dk, twice, with plans to knit more. Something about the way garter stitch looks in the madtosh colorways –

697. Marsha said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:06 am

     I must say that when I do a project, I usually try to complete that one before starting another, so I make sure the first project gets completed. At the present time, I finished two small scarves and haven’t started anything else just yet. I have some yarn for a few projects as most knitters do. I’ve been trying to find another project that is more interesting than just a scarf or dishcloth! lol! I’m thinking it’s time for me to try my first pair of socks.

     Hope all is going well with you and your family. Thanks for all you do!

698. Sandy H. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:06 am

     Christmas knitting always dictates multiples of the same pattern. In past years I have done tons of Churchmouse’s Ruffled Scarf, Azzus and Citrons.

699. Theresa said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:06 am

     My plain vanilla socks. I know it’s not a unique pattern, but I knit them over and over. I like the way they feel and I like striped socks!

700. Sylvia Shoenfeld said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:07 am

     I should just knit 2 of most things I knit. My daughter, or daughter-in-law, or friend always seems to think that That’s the most perfect scarf, hat, wrap… so I have made multiple My So-called Scarves, 11th Hour Scarves, Big Ivy Scarves, Baby Surprise Jackets,Pinwheel Blankets, Cabled Bibs, Gooseberry Hat(with matching leggings) and Baby Gaga Ponchos!
     I wish you well in Colorado!

701. Amy Davis said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:08 am

     Baby surprise jacket. Have two on the needles now.

702. ELAINE said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:09 am

     I’ve knit several pairs of fingerless mittens for gifts, and I’m working on my second
     shawl, I gave the first one to my sister, but I’d love to win the loopy ewe bag. ME PLEASE…….

703. Amie F said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:10 am

     I have knit a beret pattern from Rowan Magazine 30 at least 6 times. I can finish it in a day and it always turns out great.

704. elaine p said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:10 am

     I’ve made two clapotis (clapotises?) I just loave it when I get to drop those stitches!
     I also just finished making A Grey Loop – I haven’t made a second one but I can see myself making more in the future

705. Darlene Watkins said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:12 am

     I love to knot 198 yards of heaven scarf!! I knit several of these for Christmas, gifted along with a shawl pin!! What a wonderful give-away!! Thank you so much!!!

706. Kate W. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:14 am

     The Skew socks are my FAVORITE, especially since I love variegated yarns.

707. Kelli said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:15 am

     This year almost everyone received “Susie’s Reading Mitts” for Christmas. Great pattern, now I just have to finish a pair for myself! Each pair was done in Cascade 220.
     Wishing you much success on your Grand Opening Just wish I could be there!

708. Carrie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:17 am

     I have made the Felted Clogs about 25 times. I LOVE them. They are so warm.

709. Diane Luther said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:18 am

     I’ve knitted pumpkin hats from Itty Bitty Hats for all my grandchildren. I have 6 grandkids now, and when friends or family see the hats, I have to make more for their needs.. I imagine I’ve made probably 20 or more of these!
     I love shopping at your store and maybe one day I’ll make it to the “real” store! Congrats to you all on your Grand Opening.

710. DonnaW said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:19 am

     I adore the Cowl’d and Frosty Cowl pattern in either bulky or worsted weight. I have even added beads to them for a flash of color. Good luck with the Open House!! Glad you are here in Colorado.

711. christina said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:20 am

     Congrats on opening the new shop!

     I like to make cobblestone socks over and over… at least six times. Monkey socks is another one I go back to

712. Bobby said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:20 am

     Scarves do go on forever. I try and try, but my patience wears thin! Kudos for finishing

713. Casey said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:21 am

     I have made “Bow Head” Bow Headband by Lauren Riker for all my nieces and they change the color of the bow for fun! It is fast and easy and fashionable with the teenage girls! And it’s FREE on ravelry!

714. Lisa said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:23 am

     I’ve crocheted the Shelley Scarf a couple of times and it looks so pretty. It works up quickly and easy to crochet on the go!

715. Kristy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:23 am

     I have made multiple pairs of good old Monkey socks. Thanks for the giveaway!

716. Meredith said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:23 am

     Hats are my repeat. I’ve knit several “Night Watch” caps, and several of another design (who’s name I can’t remember right now).

717. Teresa Wertz said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:24 am

     The scrunchable scarf available free on Ravelry is super fast and I’ve made it for each of my nine children at one time or another!

     Hope I get chosen for this door prize!!

     Keep up the good work LE!!

718. Jewel said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:25 am

     There are two patterns I use over and over. They both have easy to remember stitch patterns and I have knit both with commercial as well as my own hand spun yarn.

     The first is Morris by Susan Mills. It’s a scarf with cute ruffles on either side.

     The other is a hat and cowl set by Bonne Burns of Chicknits fame. Her design is He Said She Said.

     I have several of these myself and I love them. The ones I have made for gifts have made their recipients very very happy!!

719. kim said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:26 am

     I am on my third (!) live oak shawl, after I made one for my well deserving mom
     I had to have one for myself- it was my first time with madelinetosh light, and it’s so soft and gorgeous once it’s blocked I couldnt even imagine and now I’ve got one going for my favorite aunt. I have to make a trip to the ‘real’ store someday, I don’t know what’s more exciting the little loopy plush or the wollmeise (and coffee mug-my 3 favorite things in one package)

720. Nancy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:27 am

     I can’t think of a pattern I’ve made more than once. Always knitting, mostly socks, but sweaters and shawls are favorites, too. But after reading these posts, I’m off to Ravelry to get some more patterns!

721. Lynn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:27 am

     I wish that I could attend the open house, but I am in IL. A pattern that I have enjoyed several times is the multi-directional scarf. I have done it in some amazing yarns. However, I don’t own the scarf. They ended up as gifts.

722. Natasha said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:28 am

     The pattern I’ve enjoyed most and will knit again and again is the Baby Surprise Jacket. Interesting without being complicated, and cute as a button when it’s done!

723. Michele said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:28 am

     I have made the Clapotis shawl X3 (Knitty) and the Pie Wedge Shawl X3. Just love how different they are in different weights!

724. Sarah D said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:28 am

     There are a few patterns that I have had so much fun knitting – Cascade baby sweater (I have made 4) is just adorable and so much fun. Easy fingerless gloves just fly off my needles and everyone loves getting a pair. I also love many of Susan B.Anderson’s Toys and her flying pig and frog have been a big hit in my family.

     Thank you for this generous contest.

725. Laura said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:31 am

     I have knit Age of Brass & Steam several times. It’s a simple kerchief style piece that can be knit in any weight yarn!

726. Ambie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:35 am

     I have 3 repeat patterns – the Cover Cowl by Vickie Howell, multiple plain vanilla socks, & I’m currently working on my second pair of Fiber Trends Felted Clogs. (I can see making even more clogs, it is such a fun pattern.)

727. julie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:35 am

     I have made a couple of 198 Yards of Heaven – both for gifts. And I have knitted one pair of Monkey but hope to make another. I am sure there are others that I am just not thinking of right now as well. Then of course, just plain ol’ vanilla socks – honestly, one of my favorites!

     Happy Opening!

728. Jane said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:37 am

     Not a specific pattern, but I use Feather and Fan for baby blankets, cowls and shawls. I knit basic ribbed baby hats as my always on the needles go to knitting.

729. Diane said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:40 am

     I’ve knit Ann Norling fruit caps many times as they make great gifts.

730. Bette Strug said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:42 am

     At least 10 pairs of socks using B-Flat instructions and with my own variations. I have the instructions memorized!

731. Maryn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:42 am

     I’m an extremely slow knitter, so I have to really love something to knit it more than once! Just Enough Ruffles is one of those patterns – I have knit it three or four times now as gifts…guess I should make myself one!

732. Martha S said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:46 am

     I have knit the Featherweight Cardigan several times, and I think I have a few more in me!

733. Denise said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:46 am

     I have knit 3 pairs of monkey socks. I also have a half dozen pairs of plain socks, but that is not really a pattern. My go to scarf is one from the yarn harlot. I have it on an index card and whenever I am bored, start a new scarf like that. It never gets boring and a lot of my friends and family have a scarf like that now!

     happy Grand Opening!

734. Susan Twohig said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:46 am

     I have knit the Baby Surprise Jacket countless times. I always keep one or two around the house for those last minute baby gifts.

735. Rain said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:47 am

     One of my favorites is the Simple Yet Effective Shawl. Stripey, with nice texture, but all simple enough for a newbie to knit in front of the TV. As much as I want to try some new patterns, this one is really fun for using striping and variegated yarns. http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/simple-yet-effective-shawl-fingering-weight

736. Teena said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:53 am

     I’ve knit the Scrappy Gnome hat several times for friends’ kids!

737. Michelle said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:53 am

     So far I’ve made two Honey Cowls using String Theory Merino DK. These yarns work so well in this pattern and both cowls have come out beautifully. I plan to make at least one, maybe two more, for Christmas presents this year.

738. Chelsey said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 8:56 am

     Happy Grand Opening! A favorite pattern and knit of mine is the Noro scarf. What a beauty!

739. Robbie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:00 am

     I have knit Turn A Square at least 3 times and The Boyfriend hat at least 4 times. My boys love them.

740. Katherine said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:01 am

     I’ve made lots of the Monkey Socks by Cookie A. I love them! They usually go fast unless you’re knitting for someone with boat feet!

     I also have made quite a few of the Little Lillie baby sweater by Carol Anderson.

     If you want to see, go to my Ravelry page (Glindale). There are lots of both on there. LOL

     Congrats on your new shop.

741. Stephanie Haitz said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:01 am

     I have knit two Latus scarves w/beads for my daughters. I used Koigu yarn and the scarves turned out really nice!
     Welcome to Colorado! I can hardly wait to come to Ft.Collins to visit the shop!

742. Susan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:02 am

     I don’t often knit a pattern more than once yet there are a few. My personal vanilla boot sock in doubled fingering gets a lot of work out. And the one that is becoming a standby for babies is Twist Hat by Melissa J. Goodale, The Twist Hat allows me to introduce variables and is a good use of skein remnants.

743. Katy H said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:02 am

     Let’s see, Monkey Socks, Charade Socks and now the Hitchhiker scarflette…and my most favorite pattern ever, the Yarn Harlot’s One Row Scarf. It’s my go to pattern for a scarf and some comfort knitting.

744. Carol Drummond said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:03 am

     Saroyan (for scarves), Mara (for shawls) & Pine Forest Blanket (for baby blankets!) All have a little something extra going on, but don’t require a huge amount of attention, making them perfect for a stressed out customer service rep to knit after work & on lunch/break!

745. Nancy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:03 am

     I’ve knit Haruni, a lovely shawl several times for gifts. Everyone loves it.

746. Nan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:06 am

     Love Multnomah (have made it 3x!), and Lintilla (3x, too!). Love the soothing nature of these knits, with just enough extra detail to keep me engaged. A nice rest from more complicated knitting.

747. Carrie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:07 am

     I’ve made 2 Clapotis and 3 Just enough ruffles. fun.

748. Lindsay Kesley said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:08 am

     I’ve knit a Star-Crossed Slouchy Beret more then a few times for gifts…I love it!

749. Pamela said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:08 am

     For some reason, I love faux cable socks like BFF and 9-5. And the Habitat hat pattern- need to do two more this week!

750. Kristen said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:09 am

     Oh man…I’ve made at least 2 or 3 Clapotis. I’m also itching to make another pair of Spot Check socks. Have a great Grand Opening!

751. Melissa said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:09 am

     I have knit Cookie A’s Wanida socks twice. And I’m now knitting a pair of Scroll Lace socks for the second time. Using the same pattern twice is a rarity for me! I love a new sock pattern (can you tell I love knitting socks!?).

752. Meg said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:10 am

     I love the Wedge scarf designed by Nora Gaughan which uses about 630yards of DK. It can easily be adjusted for various yarn weights and it looks fabulous in varigated yarns as well as the solids. The short row wedges make it fly along, and it is simple enough to knit in a group while gabbiing. What more could ya ask for! I always get compliments when I wear mine. I’m off to find a copy of the book and try Wendy’s Lace Scarf–looks great!

753. Shelda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:10 am

     The pattern I’ve knit more than any other has to be the FiberTrends felted clogs. I’ve probably made 2 dozen pair over the years. Fun question, and I like that scarf!

754. Julia Wilson said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:10 am

     I have knit Tanis Fiber Cabled Canuck hat three times this winter. I knit the first two out of her yarns and the third out of Malabrigo Rios. It works great and makes a wonderful gift.

755. Robin May said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:11 am

     I’ve made several mistake rib scarves. Mindless sort of “Zen” knitting, but so soft and people really appreciate them as gifts.

756. Deb Burger said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:11 am

     Recently I’ve knitted multiples of two projects… one is for fun; the other utilitarian. I’ve made 2 of the Bandana Cowl by Pearl Soho, and will probably make more. It’s such a fun knit and a fun garment. The short row construction keeps it from being boring. I’ve also just finished my 4th pair of Greenway Diaper Cover and Longies
     by Thomasina McIntyre for my youngest granddaughter’s wardrobe. Her mommy (my dd) chose the pattern from all the soakers listed in Ravelry, but I haven’t minded making multiples, as the pattern is well-written and the construction interesting.

757. Alice Hirsch said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:12 am

     I have made 4 multnomahs. I have varied the yarn and the gauge.

758. Aurora Cambeiro said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:12 am

     I’m still relatively knew to knitting.. so compared to when my mom knits i am slooooooooooooow.. however I have made the laced edge wrap twice so far from “Knits to Fit and Flatter”

759. Kelly said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:13 am

     I love the Fiber Trends Felted Clogs pattern and have made a few pairs!

760. steph said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:13 am

     I’ve actually done quite a few patterns more than once–peasy cardi twice and a chris bylsma drop stitch sweater twice, but I have a favorite shawl pattern that I’ve given as a gift several times—think I’ve made that one four times now!!! And of course, baby hats—oodles of times!

761. Dawn'l Burns said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:15 am

     Susie’s Reading Mitts is my most often repeated pattern, everyone loves them, but I know that the Yarn Harlot’s Cloisonee is going to be right up there as well. Already stocked up on Cascade 220 to do multiple variations for next year’s Christmass gifts.

762. AnnM said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:18 am

     My favorite thing to knit is cotton washcloths! I also knit many, many ribbed socks on my antique circular sock machine.
     Thanks for the chance to win your prize!

763. Liz said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:19 am

     I have knit the Simple patchwork baby blanket by Debbie Bliss about a dozen times…..maybe more. It makes a great gift. I am currently knittng it in your Universal batik. Love!

764. Kathy O in GA said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:20 am

     Thanks to blogs by Denise R and Judy L, I’ve just recently gotten back into knitting, with you! The scarf I made for Camp Loopy, that loops through itself, would have to be the thing I’ve made the most, other than baby blankets. My 3 kids each had that scarf growing up. I’m just starting to knit socks, so maybe a favorite will come up there. I hope to knit some socks for Christmas presents for next year.

765. Carol said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:20 am

     I’ve knit 3 Citron shawls and was quite surprised each time I decided to do another one. #1 is silk/Merino, #2 is cashmere and #3 is mohair/silk held with superfine Merino yarn. Two were knit on long car trips so that might be what keeps me wanting/knitting more.
     Also knit a swirl sweater and couldn’t resist starting exactly the same pattern with a different color of yarn. I love it.

766. Sara said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:21 am

     I love knitting Fetchings from Knitty. I’ve knit many pairs now.

767. Denise Russart said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:22 am

     Multnomah – I’ve made at least four all in different sizes.

768. Ledys said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:22 am

     I am new to knitting, so I have not worked on many projects, but one I have done a few times is Joelle Hoverson’s basket weave bookmarks. They are adorable!

769. Carolyn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:23 am

     I have knit and felted 20 pairs of “Duffers” so far and loved all of them!http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/duffers-19-row-felted-slippers

770. Irish Clover said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:24 am

     I’ve knit Stephanie Pear-McPhee’s pattern, Pretty Thing, three times and my love for it has only intensified. I think I want one in every color. It’s the cowl I compare all other cowl patterns to when I search.

771. Christine said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:24 am

     With so many wonderful patterns to choose from on Ravelry, it is not often that I knit a pattern twice, however there have been a few outstanding exceptions to this:

     Socks: Papillotes by Rosehiver
     Shawl: Cherry Surprise by Preita Salyer
     Scarf: Three Sisters Scarf #Two by Monika Steinbauer (I am currently knitting this one and there is no doubt that it will be going back into my queue for its simplicity and beauty.)

     Thanks for the opportunity to participate in the contest!

772. Anne Sullivan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:25 am

     I have knit Evelyn Clark’s Turtle Lace Scarf twice. So much fun to knit and the turtles are subtle. I love knitting lace.

     Congratulations on your new digs!

773. Marci said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:27 am

     I’ve knit 198 yards of Heaven… fast and fun! And have knit Tea Leaves twice (if you count that the second time it was a tiny tea leaves for my daughter) – would like to knit that one again! I am currently knitting my third Lion Neck Cardigan (again, this one is for my daughter – to replace one she grew out of).

774. lisa payne said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:27 am

     woolpeddler’s shawl, love the garter squishy goodness and just when I’m ready to poke my eyes out, lace!

775. Elaine said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:28 am

     I’ve knit a sweater of my own design (Multi-directional sweater) twice plus another time which was the prototype which got refined into the final one. I love knitting it in very different yarns and seeing how differently they turn out.

776. Connie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:28 am

     There are a few items that I have made several times and I never seem to tire of them.
     The most recent items have been:

     Basketweave Infinity Cowl
     Guernsey Wrap
     Weekend Shawl
     Any Fair Isle or Guernsey Sweater
     My own design Blankets

     I use many different fibers in all of these; some of my favorites are Berroco, Cascade 220, wollmeise, dragonfly fibers and Noro. I knit constantly and use many many different yarns and am always up to try a new one.

777. Jan Walsworth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:29 am

     My newest favorite repeat pattern is MY OWN BASIC SOCK I’ve struggled for years to find a basic sock pattern using only the methods I like doing, easily sized up and down, and easy to add pattern – or not. With Cat Bordhi’s Sweet Tomato Hell I’ve finally put it all together. Toe up socks with a Turkish Heel, ribbed instep if there is any question about fit, STHeel, choice of leg, EZ Sewn bind off. One of the pair I have on the needles right now is some lovely Mountain Colors my sister bought for me off you site!

778. Lisa Arvin said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:38 am

     I’ve made two Honey Cowls and I’m ready to knit another. Love that Plaid Blanket! I’ve knit two Citron, two Melody Shawls and need to make another Mara shawl! It’s my favorite shawl to throw on. I made it large and it’s so snuggly!

779. Susan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:39 am

     My favorite pattern (patterns) is from an old Norwegian Sweater Patterns book I was handed down from a friend. I have made most of the patterns in the book and actually learned to knit my first sweater using this book (I later took a few knitting lessons which made a world of difference). I have made the reindeer, hearts and various other patterns often. Now I do mostly socks and smaller projects but just thinking about this makes me want to get back to this book. Hmmmmm.

780. Shilo Artis said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:40 am

     I love knitting the Pine Forest Baby Blanket by Ingrid Aartun Bøe for baby gifts. It’s an enjoyable pattern and I love that it has a lacy look with worsted yarn.

781. Kathy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:40 am

     I have knit Chic Knits Basic Hooded Cardigan 3 times. Stocking hats and mittens many times, socks – I have a generic pattern I use repeatedly.

782. Alisa said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:42 am

     Bella’s mitts! Easy fast and warm. Easy to adapt to different sizes too.

783. Debra said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:43 am

     wendy Johnson’s “Vernal Equinox” shawl. I have knit five so far. Simply lovely, fast to knit, easy to memorize pattern but always challenging.

784. Irene said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:44 am

     Citron and Trousseau. Love these shawls. Look harder than they are. Beautiful results each time, with different yarns.

785. Reni said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:45 am

     I’ve knit Cookie A’s Monkey socks a couple times and really enjoy that pattern, but the one pattern I seem to knit over and over again for gifts is the Fetching fingerless mitts by Cheryl Niamath. I love giving these little mitts for gifts, but have yet to make a pair for myself!

786. Peggy Mowry said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:46 am

     My favorite repeat pattern is Elizabeth Zimmerman’s Baby Surprise Jacket. The construction of this jacket is fascinating and fun to knit. There are good tips on Ravelry for adding a collar and cuffs. Everyone should try one to experience the genius that is EZ!

787. Lara said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:49 am

     Ive knit Summer Wind by IrishGirlieKnits twice and have plans for a third one! Love the pattern and it’s easy so good for road trips. Im currently knitting my second Blümchen by Anne Hanson. Its a wonderful pattern and it fits like a dream!

788. Lynne D said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:49 am

     I just cast on last night for my second Baby Yours sweater – both of them done in Dream in Color Smooshy with Cashmere from The Loopy Ewe. LOVE that yarn. Love the pattern, too – it looks more difficult than it is, and makes a lovely (perhaps even heirloom) baby gift. I’ve also knit 11 pairs of Fetching mitts – that’s my go-to pattern for quick, last-minute gifts.

789. Valaree Hemighaus said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:51 am

     Stephanie Purl-McPhee’s “One-Row Scarf”. I find it easy enough to bring with me to movies, meetings, etc and yet still fascinated with the brilliant simplicity of the pattern; and it looks great in solids or self-striping yarns. I’ve knit many – but not one for myself yet.

790. Heather said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:51 am

     I’ve lost count of how many Fetchings I’ve made, and I’ve still got plans to make more. They’re perfect for those 4oz skeins of handspun! I’ve also made several of the Brooklyn Tweed Noro stripe scarves, as watching the colour change as you knit is pretty addictive. There’s several simple, basic sock stitch patterns that I’ve done over & over again, too, on top of my basic sock pattern. I haven’t knit a pair of socks in a shamefully long time though, I’m sorry to say.

791. Layniez said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:51 am

     Wise Hilda’s Basic Sock pattern from Ravelry! Very well written, easy to understand and just a good all-around sock pattern that seems to fit feet of all shapes!

792. Marianne said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:54 am

     A tough choice–I have several favorites! Let’s see; Wurm (3 times); Lacy Baktus–which reminds me so much of the scarf you’ve just finished! (3 times); and Amanda hat (3 times–and I’ve had fun modifying it as I go).

793. MonaR said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:55 am

     Jared Flood’s “Turn a Square” hat. My guys love them and they are so fun and quick.

794. Vicky said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:56 am

     I’ve made multiples of the tiny chicken in Teeny Tiny MochiMochi. I’ve also made lots of her bunnies and snowmen patterns. As far as the big patterns, I’m planning on making another Top Down Hooded Tunic for Women by Diane Soucy. I’ve finished one and looking forward to starting another, maybe with the addition of some cables.

795. Nuala said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 9:56 am

     I’ve made several Habitat hats for ‘guy’ gifts. It’s a fun, slightly challenging, cabled hat. It’s my “go to” hat pattern.

796. Rica said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:00 am

     Some projects I knit which I enjoyed so much I had to knit them again are Endpaper mitts by Eunny Jang, Brainless socks by Yarnissima, Just Enough Ruffles by Cosmic Pluto knits, First Time Tube Socks by Ann Budd and BonBons fingerless mitts by Susanna IC

797. Phyllis in Sonoma said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:03 am

     I have knit 3 Multnomah shawls and 4 Turn A Square hats and 2 Monkey Socks. I think these 3 patterns are my favorite go to patterns. I’m not tired of them at all and have plans for all of them in the future and I’m normally a process knitter.

     Congrats on your move to Colorado. Your only about 1500 miles away from me now! I hope to visit your store in person some day.

798. Marci said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:03 am

     I’ve knit Fetching over and over again. I love those fingerless mitts!

799. Karen Everitt said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:04 am

     my favorite scarf pattern is the Variance by Lisa Mutch……I’ve knit up 4 or 5 of them…..the pattern is perfect for my handspun yarn!

800. wendy arnold said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:08 am

     I have knit several sock patterns 2 x or more but right now I am working on my second “Agnes” sweater out of Puffin yarn from Quince and Co. Oh heaven!

801. DebbieO said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:09 am

     You know, there are several patterns I would knit more than once, but there never is the time! I have made about a billion of the little Ann Norling fruit hats — I could knit those in my sleep I think…

802. Stacey B said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:12 am

     I’ve not made a pattern twice because of loving it, but because I needed to make another for someone else. Hug & Stitches Booties, Mobile mittens, and Rowan Hat with attached scarf and tassels at end.
     I might make a 2nd Kai-Mei sock for myself since first went to mother-in-law.

803. Jenny said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:13 am

     I’ve made Priscilla’s Dream Socks many times. That copy of Interweave Knits is tattered. I now have an addiction to plain vanilla top down socks with afterthought heels. I like that it’s brainless and I can take it anywhere.

804. Elaine F said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:15 am

     I knit a lot of socks. Some are repeats and some are not. I like the very simple ones like knit 2 pearl 2 on the top. They seem to fit the best. I use multpy colored yarn and that gives the design.

805. Barbara Kluver said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:15 am

     I have knit several pairs of Monkey socks by Cookie A. Also – I have knit the Molly Hat by Alana Dakos several times. Adorable!

806. Nicole I. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:15 am

     I have knit the Shaelyn Shawl by Leila Raabe so many times that I no longer need the pattern! It has to be one of my favorites and it can be worked up in different yarn weights so that changes things up a bit. As for all the others, I’ve worked several patterns twice, my favorites being the Levenwick cardigan by Gudrun Johnston (worked two, back to back), Artichoke Socks by Megan Humphrey and the Holden Shawlette by Mindy Wilkes. This is an amazing giveaway, WOWOWOW WOOOOOO!

807. Anne Marie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:16 am

     My favorites are Knitspot socks. I’ve knit Gridiron, Smokin” socks and Rodger several times.

808. Crystal said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:17 am

     Honestly, I don’t often knit the exact same pattern twice – too many things to knit! Only once have I done a duplicate, it was a Seamless Baby Kimono (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/seamless-baby-kimono) that I made for some newborn twins.

     Even my plains socks have all been done slightly differently, trying out different approaches to the heel, increasing for the gusset. Once I find a plain sock pattern that really clicks with me I’ll probably use it over and over.

809. Teresa Fussell said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:18 am

     I have knit 5or 6 of the Flower Earwarmer headband, by Elisa McLaughlin I did several for Christmas and everyone loved them.

810. Jaye said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:19 am

     I have a simple but nice prayer shawl that I’ve made for friends, I don’t think I’ve ever known the name but it always turns out nice and I can make it up quickly when I need a gift for someone needing a lift up.

811. Karen Brees said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:20 am

     The Anytime Cardigan by Moda Dea. It works up fast on 10′s and flatters any body type.

812. Thelma I said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:21 am

     I knit socks over and over again. I usually have at least two going at the same time. Love Socks.

813. Kim said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:21 am

     Jaywalker. It is my go to sock when I can’t figure out what pattern to use. The pattern looks good in every type of yarn.

814. Cori in KS said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:22 am

     I have knit “Malabrigo Loafers” 4 times now for family members’ feet (including my own, i Love them!) Even tho I have Hundreds of patterns waiting to be done, I still plan on making more…since these house shoes will wear out being worn every day (even in Rios with Lamb’s Pride soles) I will have to plan at least a biennial replacement knitting binge! Luckily they don’t take very long at all.

815. Lynsey said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:24 am

     Turn-A-Square – They make the perfect fitting hat and are a great quick gift!

816. Helene Ross said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:25 am

     The only thing I have made more than once was the scarves made out of fluffy or ladder yarn (sometimes both) that were in a few years ago. Made on very large needles, they were an extremely fast knit. My husband called them one soccer game scarves because I could make one while watching my daughter play a game.
     In general, I hate making anything more than once which is why I hat cleaning, no matter how good a job I do, I have to do it again, sometimes in the same day!

817. Phyllis said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:25 am

     I love Cookie A’s “Monkey” sock pattern. I have made it at least 6 times with another pair in progress. This pattern looks good in solid color, varigated and even sef-striping yarn. Love it!

818. Kris Kyles said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:26 am

     I have knit the Rib Scarf pattern from the Sept 2006 issue of Creative Knitting at least 3 times and have another on the needles right now. Have also knit basic stockinette stitch socks too many times to count.

819. Lanafactrix said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:26 am

     I’ve knit the Most Basic Hat from Judith Swartz’s Hip to Knit at least four times–it’s perfect for teaching beginning knitting and makes such a very nice hat.

820. Tracey said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:26 am

     I have knit many patterns more than once. I love the Knitting Pure and Simple sweaters and have made more than I can count from baby size up to adult. Socks I like the Yarn Harlot Scock Recipe socks and have made 4 or 5 pairs. All the replies here have been awesome because I am going to check out some of the patterns and may add a few to my queue!!

821. Melodie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:27 am

     Hmm I think the only pattern I’ve made twice so far is Ishbel but I really want to make another Moiraine. I loved knitting it and wearing it.

822. Lani said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:30 am

     I’ve knit Cookie A’s Monkey socks at least 3 times and my kids continue to request it. I think it’s a comfortable wearing sock.

     I plan to knit the Pamuya shawl again – I love wearing it!

823. Virginia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:33 am

     I love knitting my version of the Palindrome scarf – it’s completely reversible and so lovely. I’ve knit it at least 4 times already and I have another on the needles now. I like to knit it with Fiesta Ballet because the weight of the yarn and the softness of the alpaca creates a really gorgeous scarf!

     Happy opening day!

824. Lauren said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:34 am

     Welted Mitts!

825. Amanda M. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:34 am

     I have knit the 6 Hour Afghan from Lion Brand in Homespun 9 times now. Everyone loves them for quick holiday gifts. They are super quick and easy, not to mention warm and easy care for the recipient.

826. nelle said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:34 am

     I have knit the Holden shawl twice and probably will do it again many times.

827. Jody said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:38 am

     I don’t often do repeat knits, but I’ve done 2 Hemlock Ring blankets and 5-6 pairs of Knitting Pure & Simple Super Bulky women’s mittens. Very easy, fast and much appreciated by all of the recipients, including me!

828. Heather said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:38 am

     I’ve made nearly 100 pairs of Fiber Trends felted clogs as gifts. They’re very quick to knit, and everyone LOVES them. Waterfall socks by Wendy Johnson have also become my go-to simple socks pattern. Just enough to do to keep things interesting, simple enough to do without paying much attention.

829. stephanie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:39 am

     I’ve knit Ishbel 3 or 4 times, and made more pairs of Monkey socks than anythink i’ve ever knit.

830. Patricia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:39 am

     I’m just learning to knit, so haven’t made anything twice. I have a crochet scarf pattern that a local designer created and have made two of those – and have plans for a third!

831. Ann said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:40 am

     I’ve made Elizabeth Zimmermann’s Baby Surprise sweater multiple times and have been (pleasantly) surprised each time at her cleverness and creativity!

832. Holly said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:41 am

     Oh, Where to start.
     I have so many favorites. Hmmm, I love the Jane Austen Interweave issue!
     Hope there are more in the works like this.
     I made the little corset wrap in Madeline Tosh Vanilla Bean. My gauge
     was too small to fit myself, sadly, but I will do it again. I love this pattern!
     Give me anything Period clothing related.

833. Diane said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:41 am

     I’ve made two Multnomahs, among others, but I really liked both of them. Because of the differences in the yarns I chose, the shawls looked very different – and it’s a easy, well-sritten pattern!

834. Jennifer P said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:42 am

     I’ve knit 3 pairs of Simplicity socks from Melissa Morgan-Oakes Two-at-a-Time-Toe-Up Socks book. They’re just a simple 2×2 rib with a gusset and eye of partrich heel flap, but when a sweater or shawl is my complicated projected, I need my socks to be my easy project. These socks always fit perfectly since the ribbing just about molds to the foot and the gusset is so predictable. I made 1 pair for me, 1 for my dad and 1 for my brother. My dad and brother’s versions are in Baltimore Ravens purple (they’re season ticket holders). I think my nephew would like a pair as well.

835. Linda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:44 am

     I would definitely make more of the Spiralucious cowls by Anne Hanson. I love mine so much and it stays where you put it without constant adjustment. I woud also make another Skewed Shawl by Erika Flory, and one of my fave sock patterns is a free one from Wendy Johnson – Toe up Socks with a Difference.

836. Lisa H. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:44 am

     Welcome to Colorado!! I’m so glad you guys are here. I have knit the Burnished Leaves cowl 4 times. It is my go-to pattern for gifts. Such a great design and knits up so quickly!

837. Allison said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:46 am

     I have knit “Bella’s Mittens” by Subliminal Rabbit at least 5 times. Maybe 6. I keep changing the pattern slightly to suit the recipient, but the underlying pattern is the same.

838. Janie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:46 am

     I made several bandanna cowls by purl bee and wham bam thank you lamb neck warmer for Christmas presents!

839. Yhennyver said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:48 am

     I have knit at least 6 different versions of Halfdome from the Summer 2006 Knitty for Hubby. It fits his bald bean perfectly. I even modded the pattern just a bit so that it is very much like the hat Jean Reno wears in the movie “Leon, The Professional” My latest version was in some ShiBuiKnits Baby Alpaca DK. He says it’s the softest hat he’s ever had

     Congrats on the Grand Opening!

     Yhenny

840. Ellen said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:49 am

     The Brattleboro Hat by Melissa LaBarre from New England Knits: Timeless Knitwear with a Modern Twist. I am on my third one! I love this pattern.

841. Ruth Lake said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:50 am

     Cloison, by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee. I purchased it as soon as it came out and have already complete 2 pair and plan on more.

842. Debbie H said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:51 am

     I have knit the multi-directional scarf from the book Modular Knits 3 times. Very easy and fun pattern. Debbie H gussek on Ravelry

843. Rebecca R said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:52 am

     I have a list of things to knit so long (darn you Pinterest!) that I don’t know if I’ve ever knit anything twice except the basic garter stitch scarf! But the list is a task for this summer!

844. Paula said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:54 am

     I have reknit several sock patterns – SKYP, Wise Hilda’s Basic Ribbed and Hermione.. I want to read every comment, but my to-do list is getting too long!

845. tangledknits said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:56 am

     This is a GREAT top down sweater pattern for kiddos! I loved knitting this! http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/diplodocus

846. Mary A Whited said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 10:57 am

     I’ve knit the Traveling Woman Cowl several times. It is the perfect gift – no sizing to worry about and everyone loves it!!!

847. Patty said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:01 am

     I have several that I have made more than once, but I’ve made several of Fiber Trends’ Baby Beanies designed by Evelyn Clark. It’s a newborn size and I love that it fits so well. I recently made one for my new little grandson.

848. Holly Sheridan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:01 am

     I have knitted catkin 2 times now. I ended up giving the one I made for Camp Loopy to my mom. So I just had to knit another one for myself out of MadTosh.

849. Robin Cadmus said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:01 am

     Haven’t the time to knit 2 of any one thing….work, life in general, and one of these people that has several WIPs. But….I AM SO EXCITED THAT YOU HAVE MOVED TO FORT COLLINS! My daughter is going to school at CSU and I will be visiting soon!!!

850. CatherineT said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:03 am

     I’ve made Berroco’s Sheera and Moska twice. I’m loving this easy sock pattern I’m working on right now too so I’m sure there will be more socks in the near future!

851. Denise said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:06 am

     One of my favorite patterns is the Hitchhiker scarf by Martina Behm. I’ve knitted it in several different yarn weights and finished lengths. Right now I’m knitting one in Handmaiden Casbah Sock in Safari Light, a recent Loopy purchase.

     It’s a great pattern for a beginning knitter, and knits up fast for the experience knitter. Leftover bits of yarn from other projects can be used together to make a pretty striped version. Whether solid or multi, sock or lace, I always love knitting a Hitchhiker.

     Congratulations Sheri on your Grand Opening!

852. Linda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:07 am

     I made several pairs of toasty fingerless mitts….They make great gifts!

853. Sarah said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:07 am

     I’m a sock knitter and sometimes a pattern just has to be made several times because you actually find one that works well with a variety of sock yarn. Recently that was the Riff sock pattern by Lise Brackbill for me.

     I hope you all are having fun in CO. We miss having you in MO.

854. Maggie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:08 am

     Fetching (3 times) and Stephanie Pearl-McPhee’s Baby Mine cardigan (twice). There may be one or two more.

855. Reta said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:08 am

     I’ve made the Madelintosh free pattern “Honey Cowl” twice – great pattern and one that can be worked on while chatting. Also knit twice: “Close Knit Waffle Hat”, “Multidirectional scarf”, Garter Rib Socks and “Thorpe” ear flap hat. Most of my knitting though seems to be one of a kind

856. Elizabeth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:09 am

     I have knit the Jared Flood pattern Koolhaas for my DD #1 & her boyfriend-plus I plan on a couple more for the inhabitants of this house

857. Katie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:10 am

     I love my Summer Wind cowl by Irishgirlieknits. I’ve only knit one so far but I have yarn selected to make another one soon. It’s super fast to knit and looks great!

858. Kathy Cooper said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:10 am

     My go-to pattern for Christmas gifts has been the Duffer’s slipper pattern (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/duffers—revisited). They are easy to crank out & with all the different Cascade colors, no two ever need to be the same color scheme!

     My glutton for punishment pattern is to make a long-scrappy style simple garter stitch scarf. Changing the colors sporadically makes the 10ft go by so quickly!

859. Robyn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:11 am

     Shetland Trader’s Norie hat – so cute and the lace panel is fun to knit. Churchmouse Turkish Bed Socks – they fit everyone and are the fastest way to knit a sock on the planet. Jared Flood Turn a Square hats. All are great gifts.

     For myself, I keep playing with Ann Weaver’s Transverse Cardigan, which is not her most popular pattern on Ravelry but it works for me! I guess it just fits my lifestyle and is easy and fun to modify.

860. Mary S. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:11 am

     I do tend to perseverate on certain patterns. Two that I have knit a dozen or more times each are Inside Out Socks from Socks That Rock, designed by Kaci Kyler Hays, and the 5 hour baby sweater pattern I found on Ravelry. I’m so excited to have you moved closer to where I live so I can hope to come visit you : )

861. Lisa said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:13 am

     I haven’t been kntting long enough to knit anything twice, although I am planning on making another pair of Monkey socks. The first pair (my first socks ever!) turned out so well but were done with a variegated sock yarn that I really want to make a semi-solid pair now.

862. Carol Edkins said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:16 am

     My current favorite is the Madeleinetosh Honey Cowl pattern–I’ve made three–easy to do and creates a wonderful visual effect. I’ve made it from Madelinetosh as well as Malabrigo.

863. Sandra Ball said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:17 am

     I’ve knitted two Citrons, three Summer Flies, three Cedar Leaf Shawlettes, three Rustling Leaves hats and two Whispy Cardigans.

864. Kelly said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:21 am

     I hope leaving crochet patterns counts! I’ve made about a dozen of the “Avenue C Slouchy Hat” by Julie King and Sue Norrad’s mittens/gloves.

865. Bonnie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:25 am

     I’ve knit Susie’s Reading Mitts a ton of times. They are quick, and oh so pretty.

866. Kate said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:25 am

     The ribbed, striped scarf made with Noro or some other space-dyed yarn

867. Sarah said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:27 am

     I’ve knit Jaywalkers multiple times and I’m sure I’ll make them again.

868. drjackie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:29 am

     Actually… one that I’ve done several times is the “Drop Stitch Scarf”

     http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/drop-stitch-scarf-2

     It’s easy, fun, and looks great in multi-colored handpainted yarn!

869. Sandi Blanchard said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:30 am

     Definately the Purl Ridge Scarf by Stephen West. I am currently knitting this pattern for the third time.

870. Kelly said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:31 am

     Monkeys. Feet down, it’s the easiest, catchiest, best practically-knits-itself pattern I’ve every encountered.

871. Marcy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:31 am

     I love to make the Hypernova scarf from Wollmeise. It’s the perfect pattern for a highly variegated skein.

872. Kim said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:31 am

     Saroyan. So pretty and so fast. Two Christmases ago I made seven. Combined with three more I made as birthday gifts it made a grand total of ten that year! And I’m still not tired of the pattern.

873. Gini said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:36 am

     Sock pattern, Magic Loop, over and over and over, love how fast and easy it is

874. Beverly said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:36 am

     Socks! I think I have made at least two or more pair of every sock pattern I’ve ever used. Anne Hanson’s (knitspot.com) sock patterns are all addictive with Bricker, Tesserae, and Roger being a few of my favorites. Love her designs!!

875. Cherie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:37 am

     Made five market bags as gifts a couple of Christmases ago. Not sure which pattern they were. Am sure there might be others, but generally just make something once.

876. Valerie Ertman said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:37 am

     This is going to seem so silly, but there is a pattern I have knit more than one, two or even five times. It is a little Christmas Tree Ornament designed by Susan B. Anderson called “Santa Baby.” This little Santa hat has been great for teacher gifts, last minute gifts or to resize and use on a small toy.

877. Jennifer said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:38 am

     Saroyan and Autumn Leaves are my go-to’s for gift-giving. They’re both simple to knit, yet pretty enough to make the recipient/parents of the recipient feel special and loved.

878. Virginia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:39 am

     I just finished my first Spectra and can’t wait to start another. It’s a very soothing knit for me.

879. turtle said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:39 am

     Barista Mitts, i have knit so many in the past few months i finally put the pattern away last night for a little while.

880. Lynda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:42 am

     I’ve knit multiple pairs of Monkey socks, and several Clapotis. I’m currently knitting my first Polo sweater, but plan to do at least one in the child’s version.

881. Meg Caulmare said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:43 am

     Now that I’m under the gun, I can’t remember the name of my favorite sock pattern, which I’ve knitted several times! It’s from Favorite Socks from Interweave. It’s a pattern of alternating ribbing: knit 3, purl one, knit one, purl one. After 8 rounds, you decrese the three knit stitches to one, and increase the one knit stitch between purls to three. Terrifically stretchy, but a bit more interesting than plain ribbing. Lots of fun to do, and very fast. Drat, wish I could remember the name. My other favorite pattern, knitted dozens of times, is from Robin Hansen’s Fox and Geese and Fences (now oop), and reprinted in her more recent Favorite Mittens book. It’s the Flying Geese gloves. The finished project is stunning. You can do it in high contrast (black and white or grey and white are traditional), or in brilliant colors (orange and yellow, or orange and red!), or anything you like. The gloves are warm and resilient. Those two patterns are really beloved.

882. Nami said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:47 am

     I’ve knit the Little sister’s dress twice already for my daughters and I think I will knit more. It is an easy knit and you can add special touches to it.

883. MelissaN said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:48 am

     I love to both knit and crochet, but I can crochet 5 times faster than I knit. I often rotate on several projects at the same time. The project I have made at least five times is the ziggy lace scarf by Paula Fisher. It is by far my go to project for gifts.

     Best of luck with your grand opening – wish I lived there so I could go.

884. Ellen Peters said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:49 am

     I have knit Clapotis, Baktus, and my LYS basic sock pattern multiple times. It’s so soothing to knit something you know well!

885. Susan D. Smith said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:50 am

     I’ve made the famous Clapotis pattern more times than you can shake a stick at in various kinds of yarn (Panda Silk was the most recent iteration). Great pattern – and free! Congrats on your Grand opening!

886. Rachel said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:50 am

     I just finished Vitamin D and I love it and am thinking of making it again. This is the first pattern that I’ve ever had this feeling about.

887. Chris said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:51 am

     I am not a knitter, but a crocheter, and would love a chance to win this giveaway…we crocheters need yumminess too from time to time. Favorite items to make are LilyGo’s Shawls on Rav.

888. Rao said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:52 am

     One of my favorite sweater patterns is Wendy Bernard’s Labyrinth. And oh, how could I forget – Beth Silverstein’s Francis Revisited in the perfect winter sweater I want to make in every worsted yarn I like!

889. Rohanknitter said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:52 am

     So far, the only patterns I’ve made more than once are the Turn-a-Square hat and the monkey socks. But there are quite a few I’d LIKE to make again: Summer Wind by Irishgirlie knits, (such a great pattern for virtually any skein of sock yarn) the Baby Chalice Blanket, In Threes: A Baby Cardigan (super quick and super cute) and I’d really like to make another Multnomah sometime.

890. Melissa said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:53 am

     I’ve knit Hermione’s Everyday sock by Erica Lueder twice, and will probably knit it a few more times! It’s a nice, easy pattern and makes great TV knitting. Plus, my kids are begging for hand knit socks, and since they grow so fast I need something I can get done QUICK! I’m thinking of knitting Pointelle by Cookie A. again. Everytime those socks are clean, I grab them to wear over all my other pairs. It was a more complicated pattern, but so worth it!

891. PaulaSL said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:53 am

     What an great blog topic–I want to check out everything that’s been mentioned! As for me, I’m currently finishing up another Honey Cowl (so versatile, so many sizes and widths that each one is quite different), Clapotis (of course), and EZ’s Baby Surprise Jacket (I had an overwhelming, absolutely compelling urge to make this and ordered the pattern though I had no one to make it for. Two days after the pattern arrived I learned that I had a great-niece or -nephew on the way. My great-niece now has two with more to come as she grows.) More go-to knits: Toasty fingerless mitts, and the marvelously squishy Misti Chunky Ribs & Ruffles scarf.

892. Susan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:54 am

     After tiring of knitting lace or patterned socks, I return to the basic, no thought sock pattern, to try new or unusual yarns.

893. Shelley Chelin said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 11:55 am

     I am knitting my third Classic Raglan by Jane Richmond for my son.
     It’s a perfect everyday sweater and always gets lots of compliments.

894. Dawn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:02 pm

     I find baby hats to be a quick distraction from my larger projects. I’ve knit both the Baby Boy and the Baby Girl versions of the Beany Hat by Louisa Harding from Natural Knits for Babies and Moms. This pattern is so easy to customize with strips, edgings, or embroidery that you can truly make a unique piece for each baby in just a couple of days.

895. Sonya said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:02 pm

     I’ve made 2 pairs of Wendy Johnson’s Generic Socks. I’m working on a third. I’ve also made 2 Honey Cowls. I love them.

896. Tawana hutchinson said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:03 pm

     I have knit the Gloria park cowl at least 7 times if not more. It makes a great Christmas gift! Quick and easy.

897. barb said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:03 pm

     I have made the Watermelon Dress, a free pattern from Kraemer Yarns, several times, and it sure gets plenty of oohs and aahs, and the baby/toddler gets lots of attention, too!

898. RichelleCK said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:06 pm

     I don’t often knit things more than once, because I get bored too easily. As a new knitter, I knit several Booga Bags and a couple Clapotis shawls. Since then, the one thing I know I’ve knit repeatedly has been mostly by request for the new babies in my life. I knit the Cupcake Hat I found at http://www.xoxosylvia.com/2009/07/knit-cupcake-hat-pattern.html. I alter it a bit by using DK or worsted yarn and making shorter bobbles for the frosting, but I basically follow the rest of the pattern. I’ve made 4 of these for babies, plus one for a toddler so far. They’re always a big hit!

899. Karen Warren said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:09 pm

     As many commented before, there are so many multiple knits for me. This growing list reminds me of many of them, and now I see other patterns I cannot wait to check out.
     I have repeated dozens, some of them: multnomah, noro striped scarf, susie’s reading mitts, jaywalkers, SARCA (Solid and reversible college afghan), thermis, calorimetry,commuter fingerless mitts, fetchings, clapotis, thorpe, holden shawlette,
     amanda hat, etta slouch, oliver’s cap, one row scarf, baktus, Scallop-Edge Beaded Necklace, Garter Stitch Loop-Through Scarf , Circle Socks, etc.

900. Kay said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:12 pm

     ‘ve made a couple of Girasole’s and have plans and yarn for several more.

901. Katie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:14 pm

     I’ve made the Felicity hat pattern modified for sock yarn several times; it’s a great way to do something different with sock yarn, and the hat seems to universally look great on everyone.

902. Hillary said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:17 pm

     It’s so cliche but one pattern I’ve knit over and over and could easily knit again are the Monkey Socks. Gotta love them.

903. Amy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:18 pm

     I have made 9 Elijah’s, by Ysolda, for friends. I love the pattern.

904. Ronni said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:18 pm

     I loved making the Chimera fingerless mitts by Laris and will make those again at least once. I also just finished her Knotty Gloves and they flew by as soon as I stopped panicking that I was knitting gloves so I suspect I will make those again. I certainly enjoyed them enough to make them again. I made two pairs of Anne Hanson’s Fallberry Mitts and will make yet another I suspect before too long. And I’ve made 3 pairs of Maine Morning Mitts and will have to make another because I still haven’t a set for myself. They are a quick fun knit. In socks, Nornir was a Sock Madness pattern and while it seemed to go on forever (it’s a slip stitch pattern so it does take more rounds to get somewhere but it was super easy to knit), it was a really fun knit and it makes the yummiest squishiest pair of socks I want to knit it again at least one more time. I also loved the Sock Madness pattern for Zombie socks and plan to make a second pair of those. I am also working on a pair of socks in the Bodice Rippers pattern which I am finding fun enough that I am tempted to make a second pair. I made a Spring Things shawl years ago and want to make another someday. I have so many patterns I want to knit that not too many make it into to the “repeat performance” category.

905. Linda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:20 pm

     Thanks for the contest!
     I have knit the Norweigan Star Earflap Hat four times. . . Christmas gifts for my son, his wife, grandson, and granddaughter. Also a bunch of fingerless mitts – Mitts that Fit by Ellen Silva…great pattern!
     Knit Knit Knit

906. nancy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:23 pm

     I haven’t been knitting from patterns very long, but I just started my 2nd BSJ for our granddaughters.

907. Tasha said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:24 pm

     My answers are so typical that I’m almost embarrassed to tell them

     Monkey socks (3 pair)
     Clapotis (4)

     There is a reason they are both popular – they are fast & easy & the FO is fabulous.

908. Teddy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:26 pm

     The welted fingerless mitt pattern from Churchmouse, using Manos del Uruguay silk blend yarn. Between us, my friend and I made seven pairs each for Christmas gifts this year. I’ve also made 3 pairs of Cookie A’s monkey socks and plan to make many more!

909. Cathy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:28 pm

     I have knitted 2 Rikke hats and plan to knit more. The first was in Pingouin Yarns pingofrance and the second in Lorna’s Laces shepherd sock. Such a simple yet classy pattern!

910. Andrea said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:30 pm

     I have knit the Clockwork shawl by Stephen West twice. I also really like to knit hats and have knit the Claudia hat at least 3 times.

911. Susan Wetherall said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:31 pm

     I have knit the sideways grande hat from Boutique Knits 4 times as friends really lIked it.I also knit the ruffled scarf from Gifted 6-7 times for Christmas gifts in 2010.I also love the Brattleboro hat from New England Knits so much that I knit it twice so far,once for me and once for my sister in Ireland.There are amazing designs out there and I love discovering them.

912. Linda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:33 pm

     One of my favorite patterns is a hat called the Wurm. It a great looking hat with a lot of different thing you can do to change it up a bit.

913. Stephanie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:36 pm

     I’ve enjoyed many patterns enough to consider knitting them again, but here are the ones I actually have knit at least twice:
     Ten Stitch Blanket (1 FO, 1 WIP)
     Man Hat (3)
     Lacy Baktus (2)
     Multidirectional Diagonal Scarf (2)
     Linen Stitch Scarflet (as a scarf) (2)
     Latitude and Longitude Scarf (2)
     Simply City shawl (2)
     That’s more than I thought it would be! (Ravelry is so great for keeping track of projects).
     -sjn821 on Rav

914. Linda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:38 pm

     I love knitting socks and have made numerous pairs of Monkey Socks, but I also made several scarves with beads for my sister. I love knitting the Aran Fisherman’s Knit afghan and have made 5 of them so far.

915. Loel said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:38 pm

     I loved my Lacy Katy so much, I have one going for each of my two sisters (in different colors, of course!)–the combination of lace edging and beads are irresistible.

916. Lee said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:38 pm

     Anything Entrelac!! So far, 3 scarfs, 1 large stole, planning on making 1 afghan, and presently working on Entrelac socks.

917. Kristin said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:41 pm

     I’ve knit the Pamela cowl on Ravelry a couple of times. Very pretty.

918. Victoria said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:50 pm

     I’ve never knit anything twice…except for the second mitten. There are too many new things to try!

919. Pat said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:53 pm

     I have made Evelyn A. Clark’s Waving Lace Socks (from Favorite Socks: 25 Timeless Designs by Interweave; they’re pictured on the cover of the book) a couple of times and really like the pattern. I used the recommended Lorna’s Laces Shepherd Sock yarn and it looks and feels beautiful!

920. Maya said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:55 pm

     For me it is the Traveling Woman’s scarf. It was my first lace pattern and so enjoyable I can’t wait to knit a couple more in larger sizes.

921. Rycrafty said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:57 pm

     I really like my Aquaphobia socks, and the slip-stitch pattern means they’re wearing very well too! I try not to repeat patterns (there are so many out there!) but I might do those again.

922. Hope said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 12:59 pm

     I have several patterns that I have knit more than once. A favorite for a while was some thrummed mittens. I made several set of these as gifts. I have knit more little bears from the book Knitting for Baby that I can recall. So cute! Another favorite to knit is the Tulip Baby Cardigan. I have knit at least 3 that I can recall and every time a friend has a new baby, they get one. )

923. Amy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:03 pm

     I’ve knit the Faraway so Close Shawl by Carina Spencer (3 times) and the Lazy Girl Shawl (2 times) by Megan Peters a time or two. . .they were perfect for gifts when someone needed a hug. . . For fast knits, I’ve done a couple of Evolution Cowls (2 times) by Allison Janocha and a couple Betula Ring Cowls (2 times) by Carina Spencer

924. Amanda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:06 pm

     I’ve knit 3 or 4 Huggable Hedgehogs, and am actually thinking of starting another one soon. They’re just so adorable when all finished! I’ve also knit the Baby Bobbi Bear pattern twice, as well.

925. Nancy Evans said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:06 pm

     Misti International Alpaca Yarn pattern Misti Chunky Ribs & Ruffles Scarf is a favorite. It knits up quickly and is fun to make with contrasting ruffles and even more fun to donate to KOATS for KIDS……………..everyone in the family has one so the excess has to go somewhere…..

926. Stephanie Finigian said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:13 pm

     Not very original, I know: Wendy Johnson’s toe up socks with gusset. Also Grandmas Favorite dishcloths, which my grandmother actually used to knit.

927. Elisabeth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:13 pm

     I’ve made dozens of Yankee knitter plain socks in different sizes and also countless fruit caps for babies.

928. Kim McManus said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:14 pm

     I love Wendy Johnson’s Dead Simple Lace Socks. I made a pair for my mother and have plans to cast on the same pattern for myself in the near future. They really are simple- I memorized the pattern and they look great.

     In the past, I have knit several pairs of Regia socks from the basic pattern on the flyer I got somewhere, a long time ago. I have since lost that pattern; however, the socks are a 1×1 plain vanilla ribbed sock pattern worked from the cuff down. Speaking of which, I am wearing a pair, today!

929. Cindy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:15 pm

     I have knit the Lace Ribbion Scarf by Veronik Avery 5 times, 2 for my sisters were done in Lorna’s Laces, 1 for my sister in law done in Prism Yarn, and 2 for myself done in Handmaiden Sea Silk and Great Adirondack Yarn. I love this scarf and after making 5 I pretty much have the pattern memorized:)

930. karen monroe said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:15 pm

     I have knit the shawl Lavender Fields by Natalie Servant twice and am thinking of doing it again. It is a very adaptable pattern small to large and is well written. Karen

931. Rebecca said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:18 pm

     When I make hats for myself my 3 sisters tend to like them as well. I’ve made 4 Calorimetries, 3 sock head hats, 2 crooked paths, and 2 hot head hats.

932. Pam P. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:24 pm

     The churchmouse welted fingerless gloves are great gifts. It’s my fav go-to pattern for a quick knit gift!

     http://www.churchmouseyarns.com/products/welted-fingerless-gloves

933. erinmc. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:27 pm

     I have knit the Unoriginal Hat about 5 or 6 times now. It was my first cabled project and I just fell in love. Even though I ran out of yarn on the first hat, I still wear it.

934. Natalie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:27 pm

     Jaywalker socks… Love the pattern and it keeps socks yarn from pooling!!

935. Jean L said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:29 pm

     I have knit Cookie A’s Monkey Socks pattern a few times. It looks great knitted in solids, semi-solids and vareigated yarns.

936. OHSue said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:29 pm

     I have made several of WendyKnits Nanner socks and also a few of a vest pattern from years ago called the Ghandi vest. If fact just yesterday I was wearing one and thinking, I need to make another one of these.

937. Ashley said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:31 pm

     My favorite pattern right now is the infinitude scarf. I’m on my second one now

938. Lynn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:32 pm

     I have made a few Melody scarves and have one on the needles right now. It’s perfect for mindless knitting that produces a highly complimented FO.

939. Maud Steyaert said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:33 pm

     SweaterBabe’s Falling Leaves scarf in olive, aqua, rose…

940. Anna said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:40 pm

     I would have to say that my go to pattern is the Citron for shawls and Over Kill for socks. I love the lace portion on the sock pattern knits up fast and looks pretty. The Citron is also a fast knit great for a last min gift. I love these two patterns.

941. Rachel D. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:43 pm

     I have knit the Birthday Cowl three times, and still want to make one for myself. I have also made several Robin’s Egg Blue hats.

942. dana said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:44 pm

     mostly it is baby things i’ve knit more than once. EZ’a Baby Sweater on Two Needles and her Baby Surprise Jacket. and those adorable Duck baby socks.

943. Victoria Merriweather said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:50 pm

     I have knitted the super easy baby blanket by purl bee 5 times working on the 6th one for my youngest daughter’s teacher who is having a baby this May.

944. AnneLena said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:52 pm

     I have already knit my Paper Moon Socks more than once and will continue to knit them.

945. gina said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:55 pm

     Oh there are a number!! The good old feather and fan is always a go to and there is a lace shawl by Bad Cat Designs that I have made too many times to count! It looks beautiful in whatever yarn I make it in and has become a go to pattern for me when I need a gift for someone.

946. Erin said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 1:56 pm

     I have knit the Burberry cowl pattern 3 times and have a couple more planned – I use bulky baby alpaca, it’s a beautiful and quick pattern, and they make fantastic gifts.

947. polly said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:01 pm

     I’m now on my fifth rendition of one of the Anne Hansen hat patterns (and anticipating at least two more hats from the same pattern), and I love her stuff SO MUCH that this is not unusual for me. She is a fantastic designer and I can’t get enough of her stuff.
     polly

948. Susan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:13 pm

     I have made several projects out the the pattern “The Age of Brass and Steam Kerchief. I Just love the way it looks with various weights and colors of yarn. Glad you asked. “

949. SusannahC said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:13 pm

     I’ve knit two of Elizabeth Zimmermann’s Baby Surprise Jackets and two Adult Surprise Jackets; three pairs of Wendy Johnson’s Diagonal Lace Socks, two pairs of her Nanner Socks, and two pairs of her Serpentine Socks; and I’ve knit Penny Straker’s Inverness Guernsey twice.

950. Deanna said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:25 pm

     I am a fairly new knitter, who just learned to purl…..I don’t have any favorites yet, but many marked to do!!

951. Ursala O said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:29 pm

     I’ve made Queen of Cups toe up socks at least three times. They look terrific and stay up too! Great in plain or variegate colours. There are free from http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/queen-of-cups

952. christina said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:31 pm

     I think I have knit the “boyfriend hat” at least 8 times. It’s a great basic hat pattern (k3 p2 rib) I love it.

     Just finished my second gap-tastic cowl as well!

953. Aimee said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:41 pm

     My current favorite is the sockhead hat. It’s great movie watching knitting because you can do it without looking at your work. I’ve made 4 so far with two more on the needles! Everyone loves getting them because they cover your ears.

954. Gail Lack said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:49 pm

     I have knitted a wallaby more than once. & I would knit the Morlynn shawl again.

955. Kim said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 2:51 pm

     I have knit the Monkey sock pattern by Cookie A a number of times and just love the results every time!

     Here’s the link -

     http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/monkey

956. Jen said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:00 pm

     I could knit the Owlie Sleep Sack in Mad Tosh dozens of times. It’s so cute, the yarn is fun to work with. It’s a favorite for baby presents.

957. Miranda said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:02 pm

     I’ve knit Laminaria twice, but then I’m a lace junkie.

958. Megan said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:03 pm

     I’ve made a couple versions of the Welted Fingerless Gloves (pattern by Churchmouse Yarn & Tea, a great local shop on Bainbridge Island) and have also done a couple versions of the Rievaulx Cowl, and I will likely do more of both in the future. Congrats on opening the new store!!

959. Rani said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:05 pm

     My favorite pattern is just the generic sock pattern stored in my head. Nothing fancy. It’s the only one I don’t need a pattern for.

     Also, saw that picture of old Loopy in the project bag and remember (with great sadness) that my dog ate mine. Sniff.

960. Sara said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:11 pm

     I have too much trouble knitting two socks/mittens/gloves/sleeves to even think about knitting a pattern multiple times!

961. Elizabeth Dice said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:17 pm

     I have ADD, so I usually go for variety! Nevertheless, I’m on my second “Simply Garter” vest from Folk Vests. I made the first one for my sister-in-law and actually followed the directions and the color pretty closely, per her request. Now I’ve changed the garter to rice stitch (which I saw in Kim Hargreaves’ Dark House collection) and I’m using a different combination of yarns. Just couldn’t leave it alone . . .

962. Kathleen McDonagh said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:23 pm

     I’ve knit Mona Schmidt’s Embossed Leaves socks many times, both for myself and as gifts (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/embossed-leaves). I find it a quick, straightforward and enjoyable knit, and it never fails to impress my recipients.

963. Carol said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:26 pm

     Oh my! A good sock pattern is like gold! Once I find one I just can’t stop–my favorite designers so far are Carrie Sullivan (irishgirlieknits) and Anne Hanson (knitspot). I have knit three pairs of Carrie’s Cottys and three pairs of Anne’s Lighthouse Ganseys. Not to mention one or two pairs of their many other designs; check them out!

964. Karin said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:29 pm

     The only pattern I have knit more than once is Toast by Leslie Friend. I think I have knit maybe 16 pairs! Great gifts and a great way to use up leftovers.

965. Debi Bain Lichter said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:46 pm

     I like to knit quick projects, but don’t limit my self to them.
     A new baby receives a pair of Plymouth Yarn Studio Felted Baby
     Booties, Umbilical Cord Hat from Stitch ‘n Bitch and from Mason*Dixon
     Knitting a Baby Genius Burp Cloth and Baby Bib O’ Love. There
     have been so many new babies recently, I feel like I can knit these
     in the dark

966. Kristi said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:47 pm

     There are a few patterns that I would like to knit again, but as I’ve only been knitting for 2 years I haven’t gotten a chance to, yet. However, I’ve knit Perfect fit baby hat by Heidi Mikitish twice so far and will most likely be knitting it at LEAST one more time in the next year. So quick and easy and cute as a button to boot!

967. Beth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:53 pm

     There are so many patterns that I have knit over and over. I knit 10 We Call Them Pirate hats for Christmas one year. The Baby Surprise Jacket is always a favorite – especially with a sport weight sock yarn.

     Congratulations on your new store. I wish I were there to visit in person.

968. Barbara Clayburn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 3:55 pm

     I have knitted a basic sock from a book so many times now that I cannot count them. I have added variety to the socks by using various rib patterns.

969. InJuneau said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:00 pm

     I LOVE the One Row Handspun Scarf by Stephanie Pearl-McPhee. I’ve made it out of handspun and commercial yarns and always enjoy knitting it.

970. jackie said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:02 pm

     Toast mitts, must have knit a dozen pairs at this point. Looks like a great giveaway bag.

971. June said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:04 pm

     I have made multiple hats from the same pattern changing the colors and finishes. Christmas stocking for the whole family are also from the same pattern. I am so looking forward to coming to Ft. Collins to visit your shop. I wanted to visit you in St. Louis where my sister lives. But now you you are here in COLORADO!!! Yeah!

972. Heather said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:08 pm

     I really like the susies reading mitts, I knit 3 pr and I really like them

973. Maria said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:08 pm

     Flutter Scarf by Miriam L. Felton … ruffles, not overly fluffy and lace weight yarn…what could be better?

974. Beth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:08 pm

     I have to say that is the Fiber Trends felted clogs, I think that I am up to 30 or so them.

975. Krispy of Oz said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:13 pm

     I fell in love with the book “Milo Armadillo” when my Grand Daughter, Molly, asked me to read it to her. She had picked out this book from the library because the GrandMa in the book looked like me, she thought! And the GrandMa knits an armadillo for her little Grand daughter, Tallulah, when all Tallulah wanted was a pink fluffy bunny… Molly asked me if I would please knit her a Milo Armadillo, as a pattern comes with the book… So I knitted one for Molly. Then I knitted an Ovaltine Armadillo for her little brother Marcus (orange color wave, not pink!), which Marcus called “Mino” while he could still talk… (he has Battens Disease and is dying as his brain is degenerating…) Then my Grand Daughter, Joy, wanted one too, so out came the needles again! And then I knitted one for a friend’s Grand Daughter and gave her a copy of the book, as well. Then I knitted one for me, only I used fluffy yarn to make what I call the “make-over Milo” (read the book!) I went to a Melbourne (Australia) yarn store where I could get the Debbie Bliss Cash-Merino required for the armadillos, and told them about the book. The next time I went there to get more Debbie Bliss, they had the book in the window, a knitted Milo, and they’d made up KITS!!! I have another Milo on the needles as I write this! The book is lovely, and I love making the Milo Armadillos! READ THE BOOK!!! I LOVE IT!!! (First time readers may require tissues!) ISBN 978-1-4063-1030-6 Published by http://www.walker.co.uk Milo Armadillo by Jan Fearnley. NB. There are a couple of small errors in the pattern, but they are minor and easily overcome, using one’s brain. http://www.walker.co.uk/Milo-Armadillo-9781406310306.aspx Enjoy!!!

976. Elizabeth Griffitts said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:15 pm

     I have knitted 2 adult surprise jackets ( Elizabeth Zimmerman) and some baby ones.
     I have made a lot of pairs of Maine Mitts ( ribbed fingerless mittens from Clara Parks book and website) and the basic mittens in Knitting without tears by Elizabeth Zimmerman. Ive also done several Pi shawls.

977. Elizabeth Griffitts said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:17 pm

     I also knit basic top down, socks, with 2×2 rib, Im probably up around 60 or so pr. now.
     Just a basic pattern, found in many knitting books, and available online in numerous variations.

978. Elizabeth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:17 pm

     My ‘favorite’ multiple pattern became that by accident! I went on vacation with my family, foolishly bringing only one thing to knit, with me. I finished it the first day! I had stopped at my local yarn shop before leaving, to get a skein of bulky yarn to complate a different project – and the bag was still in the car. They had slipped in a pattern for a simple earflap hat. I had the right size needles with me, so I knit up that skein of bulky yarn! The hat was a quick knit — and everybody in my family loudly hoped that it might be for them (even my father-in-law). Got ‘em to stop at a local shop there, and spent 15 minutes (that’s all the family would give me) buying 2 different bulky skeins. 2 more hats done, lickety split! One last trip to the yarn shop for supplies for the trip home (resulting in hat #4)… And, naturally, one more once we got home, to replace my original skein!

979. Brenda Rebert said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:19 pm

     I have made two Lazy River Scarves already. I would absolutely make more if I knew of more people who needed scarves!

980. carol price said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:19 pm

     I don’t knit the same exact thing twice because most of my items I create on the fly. I am trying to learn to write down what I did so I can knit it again.

981. Janene said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:24 pm

     I’ve made dozens of pairs of socks with “Knitting Pure & Simple” beginner’s lightweight socks. Love to give them a gifts to friends and family!

982. Stacy and the rugrats said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:28 pm

     Woot! Wish we lived in CO!

983. CaroleNJ/SloKnitR said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:30 pm

     Congrats on the Grand Opening! I love Anne Hanson’s Les Abeilles and Alice Yu’s Spriteling – they are quick to knit with one skein of sock yarn, versatile to wear & make great gifts.

984. Linda R. said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:32 pm

     My favorite pattern that I have knit several times is Ampersand, love that pattern for socks!!

985. Debbie D said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:33 pm

     My favorite pattern is my own “vanilla” sock pattern that I came up with in 2001 when I learned the basics of sock construction. I have adapted it through the years for feet of all shapes and sizes and it has served me well!

986. Mary Beth said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:34 pm

     I have knit Hermoine’s Every Day Socks twice so far. It is the perfect pattern for vareigated sock yarn, IMHO.

987. Chris said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:40 pm

     Now that my second grandchild was born on Wednesday Jan 25th, and we now know its a boy, I guess I will be getting busy on the favorite baby blanket for him. It is the feather and fan pattern, lighter weight will be great for spring time. Will be stopping by for yarn supplies.

988. Deborah said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:42 pm

     I’ve knit the Moody Kerchief a couple of times, and am now on my third one. Knits up quick and I had a couple of requests from people who I thought were not really “knit worthy”, what a surprise!!

989. Una-Mary said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:46 pm

     In an international scarf swap I received a Pimpelliese Scarf by Christine Ebers from a girl living in St Louis. She even lived down the road from TLE. I thought the scarf stylish yet practical. The original was done in fingering. Since that one I’ve knitted a crimson DK one in an Aussie yarn, a charteuse coloured Little Bugga one from Sanguine Gryphon and am now doing a pale pink one in Heritage Silk from Cascade. This last yarn I fell in love with because it said mulberry silk was a component and I love mulberries. A romance is certainly blossoming with this pattern!

990. Mustanggirl68 said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 4:58 pm

     The pattern I’ve knit the most is the Baby Surprise Jacket. It has such a unique construction yet is easy and fun to knit. I also have my own plain “vanilla” sock pattern I use for stripeys that I love and have knit many times!

991. Amy said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:01 pm

     the einstein jacket in baby, medium and very large!

992. Debbie G said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:12 pm

     I have knit 2 Gaptastic cowls and have started another. I am currently on my second Honey cowl in Madelinetosh DK…..LOVE THAT YARN!!!!

993. Judy from Kansas said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:15 pm

     I love the baby surprise jacket by ez. I have made it many times. I would love to win the prize and can’t wait to visit my mom in Greeley, co so I can come visit you.

994. Diane said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:17 pm

     There are so many great patterns that I don’t usually repeat them. BUT, I have knit the Jacques Cousteau hat 3 or 4 times and I’ve knit Skew socks twice.

995. Vivian said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:17 pm

     Op-Art baby blanket! in various color pairings in the largest size for the various babies I know. And maybe in the future I’ll knit up a room-full of Big Snowy Owls! For if/when those babies turn into toddlers…

996. Marilyn said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:18 pm

     I’ve knit My So Called Scarf several times. Such a pretty pattern and fun to knit. Thanks for the chance to win!

997. Judy from Kansas said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:18 pm

     I don’t know if my comment went thru but the baby surprise jacket is one I have knit many times.

998. Gail Skurski said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:20 pm

     Love, love, love Hitchhiker and Padmuya shawl……Hitchhiker just calls for so many colors of yarn to try….it is a very comfortable knit like a good cup of tea.

999. patricia said,

     January 27, 2012 @ 5:25 pm

     There are a few I turn to for gifts and for myself:

     Boa Quick Gift Scarf
     QuickKnit Scarf
     Fingerless Mitts from WendyKnits
     AnnNordling Basic Multi-guage mittens and the Spiral Rib hat

     I’m usually a knit it once and move on,but there’s a few I turn to in a pinch.

1000. Allison said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 5:25 pm

      I have so many patterns in my Ravelry queue (over 700!!!!!), I usually only knit each once, however, I have made 2 pairs of Shur’tugal socks, and 2 different baby cardigans from the same pattern (just a simple bulky yarn, drop sleeve cardi. Nothing fancy, but really easy and cute). I also enjoyed making a pair of Knucks, and I am definitely planning on making more in the future.

1001. Mary said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 5:28 pm

      I’ve made the Cozy shawl from knitty.com soooo many times!! Love that one!

      Congrats on the open house and I hope everyone has a blast! I wish I could be there!

1002. Patricia said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 5:41 pm

      Love, love, love knitting scarves, especially since they are, for the most part, requests. At least I know they are appreciated! Have done from the most simple of patterns to more intricate ones. Am now working on a potato chip scarf for a young teen. How cute and what fun to knit! A nice change of pace.

1003. M J Moriarty said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 5:52 pm

      Traveling Woman. Fun to make, great to wear.

1004. Pamela C said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:01 pm

      Irish Hiking Scarf and Broadripple socks are my repeatable patterns. I don’t often knit the same things again.

1005. Julie Marks said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:01 pm

      I love making an entrelac scarf with Noro silk garden sock yarn. It never gets boring to watch the colors change and merge in and out of each other and it looks like so much more work than it is!

1006. Miranda said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:02 pm

      I love the Willow Cowl pattern from Ravelry. Have made two and will make more. I used some great sock yarn both times-once used partial skeins of Opal and Lorna’s laces in contrasting colors on the alternating lace and stockinette rows and one used Heritage sock yarn.

1007. Kim Bigham said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:14 pm

      I am working on the Wavy Scarf pattern by Handmaiden. Easy enough so when I put it down to tend to the 8 month old I don’t get lost.

1008. Liz C. said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:18 pm

      I have knit Ishbel 2 times and will definitely do it again. Mindless at the beginning and just enough pattern at the bottom to keep my interest. Plus it is one of those patterns that is easily committed to memory and is easy to read.

1009. Leticia said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:23 pm

      I have knit 6 of the Neck Warmer Hats by Elissa Sugishita. Quick easy, hip knit. All the receipients loved the hat and I loved making them with di.ve autunno yarn in various colors. I usually don’t make more than one of anything…oh, wait there were the mini mochi pandas, of which I made 3!! Mini mochis…fun to knit, too.

1010. Lisa Soderman said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:25 pm

      I’m still not great with my knitting but with my crocheting, I have made several pairs of fingerless gloves! I can take one pattern but then switch it up to add a cable or striping, etc. Right now, I am making a knitted Kinetic cowl and can see myself making more of those in the future!

1011. Jen said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:25 pm

      I have knit three Lace Ribbon scarves. The first one came out so nice, that when my sister showed it to our cousin, our cousin thought it was a gift. So then I had to make one just like it for the cousin. Finally I got to make one for myself. I am sure I won’t stop there! Congrats on the new digs, Loopy! Jen

1012. Karen B said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:35 pm

      My favorite to knit again is Haruni Shawl, easy to knit but looks complex and looks great in most yarns

1013. Karen B said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:38 pm

      My favorite is Haruni Shawl, easy to knit, complex enough to keep your interest and looks great in most yarn

1014. Sheri at The Loopy Ewe » Grand Opening Saturday said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:40 pm

      [...] in, and you can enter the drawing by leaving a comment on this past Wednesday’s blog post, which is here. While you’re on that blog post, take a look through some of the comments so far. 1000+ [...]

1015. Jaime said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:40 pm

      The Purl Ridge scarf – I’ve made 4 so far. Love to change the yarn weight and play with the pattern in the centre section as well

1016. Shelly said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:45 pm

      I’ve completed quite a few LaLa’s Simple Shawl, I use them for prayer shawls at church.

1017. Diane said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:50 pm

      I’ve knit serveral teddy bears from a pattern by dollettes-n things.

1018. Janet said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:51 pm

      Yes, I have knit several pairs of socks with the same pattern…a lace one that I took from a lace sweater pattern. It translated nicely to a sock pattern and looks great. Jan

1019. Laurie said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:51 pm

      I’m starting my 3rd diagonal scarf. It’s a pattern that I got from my LYS. It knits up great in James C. Brett Marble Chunky.

1020. Deb said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 6:59 pm

      I love Yarn Harlot’s Basic Sock Recipe and Kate Gilbert’s Clapotis! I think I’ve knit the sock pattern 11-12 times so far and I’m getting ready to start my third clapotis (with plans for a fourth). Another favorite is Joelle Hoverson’s Kid’s Vest from More Last Minute Knitted Gifts! Happy Grand Opening Sheri and the Elves!

1021. Natalie Larson said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:01 pm

      Anything E.Z., especially the february baby sweater!

1022. Ann said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:07 pm

      Mistake Rib Scarf. – a quick and easy scarf that looks great no matter what yarn you use! Also Citron Shawl – easy and looks great!

1023. Kate said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:09 pm

      Do you know, I don’t think that I have knit something twice, other than plain stockinette socks, but even then I tend to do different heels or toes to keep life interesting!

1024. Jan J. said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:11 pm

      I love the Java Socks from Knitty Winter 2011. I’ve made them twice, in Tofutsie yarn and Rio de la Plata yarn, and they both turned out great!

1025. Tricia said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:12 pm

      I’ve made Alice Yu’s Fiori di Zucca socks twice (in fact I’m wearing a pair now). They are a really pretty pair of lace socks based on the frost flowers pattern, but what I really love about them is how the pattern flows into the heel and out through the gusset decreases. It’s so clever. I’m going to knit a third pair soon! They are from Socktopus: 17 Pairs of Socks worth Showing Off.

1026. Joanna said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:13 pm

      The sock pattern Waving Lace, I’ve knit it about a bazillion times. Well, maybe about 20-30 times. Everyone I’ve knit them for seems to love the socks
      I like the Cloisonee mittens, might try those soon for a change!

1027. kim in oregon said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:17 pm

      Heartbreak scarf. and clapotis.

1028. Sherri said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:29 pm

      I have knit many pairs of Fibertrends felted clogs. They keep feet warm in the winter and are very comfortable too!

1029. Deedee Winters said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:29 pm

      I wish I could be there. Enjoy.

1030. Brenda said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:34 pm

      I’ve made this baby hat more than once, http://www.ravelry.com/projects/goodstuff/elise-zigzag-baby-hat-3
      Elise Zigzag Hat. It’s fun and easy, plus it’s a free pattern

      (goodstuff on Rav)

1031. CaroleP (ohio said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:37 pm

      How exciting! Wish I could be there! This winter have knitted serveral pairs of mitts of my own design. Family sees them and want a pair. Have done scarves, hats, 1 shawl, mittens and other items. Seems I have too many things I want to do, to repeat, like Wendy’s latest book. I could start anywhere there.
      Hope you have a great Opening.

1032. Marilyn said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:44 pm

      I have done two of the Molly scarf, one for myself and one for my daughter in law. I also have done more than one of a small shawl, of which the name escapes me. Congratulations on your new shop. I wish I lived in Colorado. I would be there.

1033. valerie said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:44 pm

      i don’t remember the name, but there’s a scarf in the scarf book by fellow mainer lynn barr. modern and fantastic! i knit it all the time.

1034. Angie said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 7:55 pm

      I have made repeats of the Ishbel by Ysolda Teague, which I have enjoyed doing each time. My favorite right now is the Vanilla by Jumpercableknitting. I have made one out of Madelinetosh merino light. I love the way it looks.

1035. Ruth Ann said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:03 pm

      I have knit Anne Hanson’s “Gust” twice. Love the rhythm of the stitches. Wish I could be in Colorado Saturday. Ya’ll have fun–I’ll be checking in on the webcam.

1036. Nyasha Jones said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:07 pm

      Clapotis is one of my favorites. I’ve knit this one many, many times.

1037. Linda W. said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:08 pm

      The Sockhead Hat by Kelly McClure is one I’ve knit over and over. It uses one skein of sock yarn, is wonderfully mindless to knit, and I love the cute slouchy hat it produces, with its turned-up ribbing to keep my ears nice and warm! It’s a great pattern for variegated yarns, too. I keep one on the needles to take to appointments, knitting group, etc., but I also love to knit on these at home when I want to read or watch a DVD while I knit. They’re almost as addictive as socks — once you have one, you’ll want more in every color of the rainbow!

1038. Lora said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:11 pm

      I have knit the Mistake Rib Scarf from Mason-Dixon Knitting several times. I normally hate knitting scarves but this is done in Misti Alpaca Chunky…fast because of the chunky and who can possibly resist Misti Alpaca?!

1039. carolyn said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:12 pm

      i love to knit Wendy Johnson’s mystery shawlette. i have made atleast 5 in different colors of madeline tosh sock .

1040. Pat Sywenky said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:21 pm

      I have Sally Melville’s Shape It Scarf numerous times in different weights and textures of yarn. It is a quick knit, whether for myself or for a gift.

1041. Kara said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:27 pm

      I have knit several pairs of cabled fingerless gloves for family and my musician friends. And lots of Teddy Bears!

1042. Jan said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:31 pm

      Does frogging the same pattern several times count? Working on my first knitting project since high school and my first circular needle project ever… a simple cowl pattern that I keep accidently turning into an “infinitey” cowl due to twisting the initial row! I may need to drive up to FTC for a quick lesson…

1043. Joy said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:32 pm

      I have knit several pairs of plain stockinette socks. I love using variegated yarn and watching the patterns that appear…or not.

      Congrats on your grand opening!

1044. Kris said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:32 pm

      Good question! my most repeated pattern right now is Cabled Fingerless Gloves by Kimberly at thegivingflower.de. I knit 14 prs in sport weight baby alpaca for my wonderful co-workers. I also adore Alana Dakos’ Shawl Collared Cowl…a lovely quick knit in bulky yarn. I loved it so much that I made 3 for me and 1 for a last minute gift. Again, I used Alpaca for these…So lovely to work with!

1045. Rachel B. said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:38 pm

      I’ve knit the Clover Honey Shawlette from one skein wonders – sock yarn, twice. I’ve also crocheted simple circle pillows about 10 times. Super simple and make a great gift.

1046. Betty said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:44 pm

      The thing I’ve knit over and over again are vanilla socks. And tube socks. I never get tired of them, especiallly with all the wonderful yarns out there.

      As for scarves, I have done several and I do get bored because they go on so long. So I learned how to weave on a Cricket loom right after Christmas!

1047. Darcy said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:47 pm

      I currently have Autumn Flutters on my needles for the second time. I have knitted several patterns twice and have stashed yarn in the que to knit something I have done before. For me, multiples grow from giving … I give something away then want one for myself.

1048. Kathryn said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:55 pm

      I’ve knited Irishgirlie’s Cotty sock pattern at least eight or nine times, and Jared Flood’s Koolhaas hat pattern seven times-this winter. I have 10 great nieces who all want a Koolhaas hat! I love knitting it up in Malabrigo Rio.

1049. Loribird said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 8:55 pm

      I’ve knit Nancy Bush’s “Conwy” sock pattern at least three times; same with Cookie A’s “Monkey” socks.
      I’ve only knit the “Gathered Pullover” once, but I wear it so much it’s going thin and I think I need to knit another!

1050. Heather M. said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:03 pm

      I have knit the Smocked Slouch hat from Kniterella 4 times this winter and I am about to cast it on again. Congrats on the new location! I would love to road trip and visit!

1051. Lori Linney said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:08 pm

      I’ve probably knitted up two dozen Bamboo Beanies by Brenda Green, both with and without flowers. They’ve been done in all colors, all stripe combos, and have all been absolutely adorable on the babies they have been made for. More often than not, my grandaughter and grandson!!! This pattern is definitely my go to “quickie”, when I need a baby gift!!

1052. Jennifer said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:24 pm

      Oh, how I wish I could be there!

      I like it when my yarn does the work, and vanilla socks with self striping yarns are a comfort knit for me. They seem to fly by, and someone (usually me!) gets a warm, fun stripey sock.

1053. Diana said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:25 pm

      Anne Hanson’s Tabata ear warmer and mitts. My 80 year old mother saw the ones I was making and wants a set for herself in red.

1054. Josie Linzner said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:27 pm

      I have two patterns I have used over and over; Marla Mutch’s Knitted Flower Child Bootie pattern is great because you only need 50 grams of sock yarn to make a pair. They knit up very quickly and I find the pattern relaxing. I also like Fiber Trends felted clog slipper pattern. I often use a chunky yarn to make the slippers extra warm and comfy.

1055. Lisa brown said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:39 pm

      The wiporwill shawl I have knit 3 times and a couple of sock patterns I’ve knit several times

1056. Janet Duff said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:51 pm

      I like to knit the Reverse-Bloom Washcloth by Cindy Taylor. I have made more than I can count. They are fun to knit!

1057. Myriam said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:51 pm

      I typically don’t like to knit a pattern more than once but I have a couple of exceptions. I love EZ’s Baby Surprise and have knit several of those. I also get the urge to knit another pair of Monkey Socks (by Cookie A) periodically.

1058. Heidi Bates said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 9:56 pm

      I’ve made felted mittens twice or three times, but my favorite re-knit would be a shawl called Legoles by Susan Pandorf.

1059. Debi said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 10:05 pm

      I have knit The Mara Shawl at least 3 times…also a “plain, vanilla sock” pattern from Ann Budd and of course, the Baby Surprise Jacket at least 5 times! Thanks for the contest!! Hugs!

1060. Jackie said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 10:07 pm

      I love making sweater but have not maked any more than once.

1061. Christina said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 10:20 pm

      I like Craftsy lady socks by Donna Dracunas. They are simple enough to pick up and put down at work, but so pretty and feminine! Doing two at a time, toe up, I’ll have gobs done by next Christmas!

1062. Kat said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 10:38 pm

      I haven’t been knitting long enough to repeat anything yet, especially given the huge number of things that I’m dying to get to! But I have knit a pair of Toasty mitts and it’s a very simple pattern that looks lovely in hand dyed yarns, so I’ll probably end up doing several pairs.

1063. Kristi ~ Ohio said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 10:39 pm

      I’ve made Temptation Top Down Socks by WendyKnits at least a dozen times or more. This pattern fits my husband’s feet so well. He’s size 12. Great pattern.

1064. Donna said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:00 pm

      I don’t know how many baby surprise sweaters I’ve knit over the years but its one pattern I return to again and again.

1065. Beth said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:11 pm

      The only things I can think of that I have made twice are plain socks, plain scarves, and plain ribbed hats. However, I love my Eris sweater enough that when it wears out I might have to make a new one.

1066. Sara Kist said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:28 pm

      I love the traveling Woman Shawl. I have made two for myself and two more as gifts. I love that its a more shallow triangular shawl, which makes it easier to wear.

      sara

1067. Mary said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:35 pm

      I have done 3.5 Ishbel’s, two BSJ’s and four foliage hats! Ishbel is truly my face knit. Once I finish my green one and then do a black one with beads, I may retire the pattern from my queue for a while!!!!!

1068. Wendy in Cambridge said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:37 pm

      Lots of plain vanilla socks–I keep coming back to those–and several pairs of Cookie’s Monkey!

1069. Enid said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:38 pm

      I have knit a few clapotis’eses…. I also love making the star slouchy hat…..

1070. Kathie said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:40 pm

      Many times I make patterns more than once. There are 2 patterns that I have used over and over – Ann Norling’s Kid’s Fruit Caps and a Baby/Toddler/Child Raglan Sweater by Bev Dillon. Other favorites are Flying Ace Aviator Hats by Cheryl Andrews (Lafayette, CO), Show Off Stranded Scoks by Anne Campbell, Summerflies Shawl by Donna Griffin, Aestlight Shawl by Gudrun Johnston, and Spiral Rib Hats by Song Palmese.

1071. Ruth said,

      January 27, 2012 @ 11:51 pm

      I love the Blueberry Waffle Sock pattern by Sandy Turner and have knit it numerous times. It is so easy that I don’t have to use the written pattern any more. This is one of my “go to” sock patterns. I just started another pair for my 12 year old granddaughter.

1072. Charlene said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:02 am

      Your right , knitting scarves can be very boring I like “the fishermans friend” scarlet. It calls for a chunky yarn and only takes bout 1 1/2 to knit

1073. LaDonna said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:02 am

      I’ve done the Fiber Trends felted clogs multiple times. I’m making a 2nd bath mat from the Knit 2 Together book. There is a hat pattern that I know I’ve done at least twice. Other than that, I don’t think I’ve made something more than once.

1074. Lisa said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:07 am

      Congrats on your grand opening in the Fort! The staff have all been very helpful and friendly. Even when I knocked over the wooden sock form display!!
      I’m looking forward to trying Unisono sock yarn.

1075. Robyn said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:17 am

      I knitted the Pressed Rib Cap by Churchmouse as a gift and loved it so much as well as the yarn I was using that I had to knit another one and will probably knit another.

1076. Barbara Keith said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:29 am

      I have knitted the Totally Reversible Scarf for myself twice and once for my sister. I have also used the pattern to teach new knitters with. It’s so easy and you can use the yarn of your choice and the needles of your choice. It’s multiple of 3 stiches plus 2. Slip 1st as if to knit, *K2, P1* repeat between *s until 1 stich remains, K1. You repeat the stich pattern for every row. You can make the scarf as wide or as narrow as you want. In the scarf’s that I knitted I have used Baby Alpaca. Oh, so soft. It’s a great pattern for new knitters, because they have instant gratification (they learn to cast on, slip a stich, knit, purl and cast off). Then they have the finished product.

1077. Mickey said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:38 am

      I am an Elizabeth Zimmerman follower! I have knit her beginning Fair Isle hat from the book “knitting Workshop” several times. Another for a gift is on my needles right now!

1078. Kata said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:39 am

      For scarves/shawls its either Forest Canopy shawl, OR Sugared Violets shawl… for socks my go-to is Spring Forward, Nutkins, or Monkeys! I love them all and have knit each AT LEAST twice!

1079. Donna-Marie said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 1:02 am

      My twin daughters just graduated from college and as a grad/Christmas gift they each got a huge afghan out of Cascade 220. Cara’s is pink/purple/blue and Liz’s is turquoise/teal/green. They took 5 months but it was worth it.

1080. Margaret Robinson said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 1:22 am

      I’ve knit two Borealis Cowls, one for each of my daughters. The free pattern was from HearthStone Knits if you purchased a skein of Borealis yarn from Berroco. Someday when I get the pictures off my old cell phone, I’ll put it on my Ravelry projects page. I’ve also knit two Baby Surprises by Elizabeth Zimmerman. And prior to Ravelry, I had knit about 25 tiny one-piece baby sweaters from a pattern I received in 1970 from and for the Board of Religious Organizations. This was in cooperation with a Welcome Newcomers group when we first moved here.

      Margy

1081. Kathleen Champlain said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 2:29 am

      I have knit the Devan Cardigan from Knitty twice for 2 grandsons a year apart in age. Also knit each of them each a baby blanket from an ‘ancient’ book (can’t find it right now). And I just cast on my 2nd pair of Skew socks–a great sock for self-striping yarn. I rarely repeat other things because there are just too many great patterns out there begging to be used!

1082. Maureen said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 3:11 am

      I loved doing up Wendy’s slouch hat this winter so much I made two of them. in fact, I think I might do another one this weekend! I am glad you asked.

1083. A :-) said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 7:51 am

      Clapotis – I think I’ve made eight or nine of them; and of course the plain vanilla sock pattern I use – I think I’ve made a million of them

      All the best on your Grand Opening on Saturday

1084. Nancy said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:05 am

      I wish my dd2 still lived in CO so I could come and visit in person. Your shop looks wonderful.

1085. Cassey said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:31 am

      I knit the clapotis and am planning on another one! I love the pattern.

1086. Linnorah said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:37 am

      Wise Hilda’s Basic Ribbed Sock – I’m on the fifth pair of socks with this pattern, it’s fast and simple.

1087. Shawnee said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:41 am

      cookie a’s monkey socks! and i’m sure i need another pair to add to the 4 i already have! congrats on the grand opening!

1088. Priscilla said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:55 am

      I have done several knitted wrist warmers. There are quick to knit and give me my knitting with beads fix. I can’t resist the beads!

1089. K J Fellows said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 9:18 am

      I have made over 100 of the wedding spa cloths on Purl Bee. Love the pattern because you don’t need to carry around instructions with you.

1090. Katrina said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 9:31 am

      I’m on my 3rd Gwendolyn! It’s a lace pattern off of ravelry

1091. Kari W. said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:02 am

      I have 2 go to patterns for children. One is a vintage pattern for a cross over sweater and the other is the Wonderful Wallaby. And for my family, I make the shagged wooly bear mittens. They love them when I use an angora blend for the shagged part. Then for just plain enjoyment, I love to knit Rovaniemi mittens.
      I hope you have sunshine and good roads for your Grand Opening.

1092. Gina kohler said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:08 am

      I have knit Dofuku from Vicki Square 4 times. It is such a great knit and can be worn with anything!

1093. Barbara berliner said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:13 am

      Riblitts, fingerless mitts, by Monica Jines. Quick and easy – very impressive for not much effort. Have made and given away at least a half dozen pairs.

1094. Martha said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:13 am

      Many favorites and will have to give that request consideration. I am sooooo sorry that I can’t make it for the open house, but truly hope to stop by as I make a planned cross-country road trip this summer (from Washington State to New Hampshire!! Would love one of the door prizes. Looking forward to watching the Loopy cam.

1095. Michelle said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:27 am

      I have knit 3 pairs of Monkey by Cookie A. I have taught beginning sock knitters to use the pattern because it is so intuitive. As a matter of fact, I have a pair on the needles right now!

1096. Courtney said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:27 am

      I have knit three Aeolian shawls so far, and have several more combinations I’d like to try. Different numbers of repeats, to bead or not to bead, yarn weight/color/fiber content. So many things to try!

1097. Mandy said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:52 am

      One of my favs is Girasole by Gared Flood. The pattern is easy and the finished product is beautiful.

1098. Kathy Caldwell said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:54 am

      Summer Flies Shawl and the Zip up the Back Baby Sweater and Mitt Envy fingerless mitts these are all patterns I’ve knit at least twice. Good luck in your new location!

1099. Ann said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:54 am

      I’ve made the Citron shawlette (added two extra sections to make it 7) three times. I’ve loved this pattern and how it works up in a variety of lace yarns. It’s a perfect shawlette to throw on instead of a sweater up here on the Central Coast of California where it can be cool and windy due to the ocean and Morro Bay.

1100. Lori said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:55 am

      I’ve made Stephanie McPhee’s Sock Recipe sock more times than I can count. I’ve also played around with the Mason Dixon Log Cabin pattern at least 6 times. I really love them both. Good luck today with your opening!

1101. Karen said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:02 am

      Suzy’s reading mitts are my go to hand made gift. Plus I have different colors for different outfits of my own.

1102. Belinda said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:06 am

      Fish hat!

1103. Kate said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:21 am

      My favorite easy sock pattern is an old Cherry Tree Hill pattern called Potluck Socks. …. Easy and foolproof…..I have knit sooo many !
      Katr

1104. Rowen said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:27 am

      I’ve knit the Lacy Baktus a couple of times, and the Breakwater Sweater.

1105. Kristen Beckman said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:30 am

      I don’t think I have ever knit the same pattern twice. I get bored too easily! I did once crochet an afghan pattern twice and it drove me crazy. I like variety!
      I so wish I could come to the grand opening today! I live south of Denver and I would come if it were a different day, but we have basketball games and Pinewood Derby today, so I’ll have to visit another time. There in yarn spirit though!

1106. Allison said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:37 am

      I’ve made 3 Just Enough Ruffles scarves, all out of Malabrigo Silky!

1107. Chris said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:45 am

      I knit 8 catawampus hats – one for me and 7 for gifts. Also, 5 of the misti alpaca chunky ribs and ruffles scarf — one for me and the rest for gifts.

1108. April said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:51 am

      Aside from a plain vanilla sock, the one pattern that I’ve knit many times is ellafunt by flint knits. So fun and cute, a perfect go to baby gift

1109. Kerry said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:54 am

      Fiber Trends Felted Clogs! I’ve made so many of them (about 50 pair) that I can almost knit them in my sleep. Seriously. An adult pair whips up in an evening or 2 now. I love knitting them and the people I gift them to love wearing them! Cascade 220 is the perfect yarn for them!

1110. Karen Blancher said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:54 am

      I keep knitting the same sweater for my tiny dog. I have customized the sweater so it fits her perfectly. The other thing I keep knitting is a leaf hat for my daughter in law. One for each different winter outfit.

1111. Elizabeth said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:06 pm

      snapdragon mitts & tams

1112. Tracey said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:11 pm

      I love alana dakos shawl collared cowl pattern. It’s a quick knit and makes a perfect gift. good luck with the opening!!!

1113. Christine McGover said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 12:46 pm

      I had been a passionate knitter for many years when a friend showed me a pair of self-striping socks she was knitting. My hobby quickly became an obsession. I have knitted at least 30 pairs of socks from the “Classic Socks” pattern created by Melinda Goodfellow for Yankee Knitter Designs. Easy to read, the pattern includes a sturdy turned heel (K1, slip 1) that lasts for years. My friends and family gush over their socks and think I’m a genius despite my claims that sock knitting is easy. Thanks, Melinda.

1114. Erin (MommyNeedsYarn) said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 1:12 pm

      The Turn A Square hat – I have made at least a dozen of them – I love it!

1115. Beverly said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 1:27 pm

      Can’t go wrong with the multi-directional diagonal scarf – I have made it in multiple weights of yarn, and the short rows keep it interesting.

1116. Judy Gray said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 1:32 pm

      I have knitted the Weekend Shawl by Anne Kuo Lukito twice. My first one was for me and the other one was for my daughter-in-law for Christmas. Both turned out just beautiful!

1117. Kim said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 1:54 pm

      I’ve knit EZ’s Baby Surprise Jacket three times now. I love how it evolves into a semi-shapeless heap and then with a little origami-like magic–voila! It’s a sweater!

1118. Debbie M said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 2:02 pm

      Definitely the Baby Suprise Jacket. I can alter the yarn to change the size, and it knits up quickly.

1119. Jill Brasser said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 2:21 pm

      The Nanner Sock pattern by Wendy Johnson. Just love the fit of this pattern.

1120. Joyce said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 2:38 pm

      Cascade Fixation crew socks, using cascade fixation yarn. I have knit 3 pair and plan to do more, and love knitting scarves with fingerings wt. yarns, but not always the same pattern.

1121. Mary Griffitts said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 2:57 pm

      I’ve knit EZ’s Tomten Jacket three times, and I’ve knit Sally Melville’s Einstein Coat twice (with a third one languishing on the needles for a couple of years–I get distracted by new knitting patterns, LOL!)

      Mary G. in Texas

1122. Nancy W said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 3:16 pm

      My current favorite is Wendy’s Pi Shawl which I knit out of DIC Starry – I loved the yarn and the pattern both.

1123. Dixie said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 3:41 pm

      It’s all socks – Jaywalker and Monkey for variety, and Wendy’s basic toe-up and Harlot’s cuff-down when the yarn is too variegated or when I want “quick and easy”. Happy Grand Opening, Sheri!

1124. Ann B said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 5:02 pm

      I wanted to be there today for the grand opening, really, really I did!! But a family emergency (which, fortunately, has turned out to be minor) prevented it. So, I’ll stay home watching the Loopy Cam and working on socks. I love socks, preferably toe-up, and I’m just as likely to read a cuff-down chart backward to do it toe-up. Lately, I have to say, I’m being unfaithful and looking at more and more shawls.
      Happy Grand Opening, and my next planned trip to Fort Collins will not be disrupted (I hope!).

1125. Naomi said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 5:07 pm

      I’ve knit two BSJ’s, several ski caps on circs, and use again and again the cuff down vanilla sock recipe.

1126. Cricket said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 5:18 pm

      I loved the grand opening it was great. I love to make felted carpet bags and raglan top down sweaters. Sorry no pattern names I just use ideas in my head. Beautiful shop, nice people what more can a knitter want. I wish you many happy days here in Colorado.

1127. Wasie said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 6:14 pm

      Congrats on the grand opening!! Wish I could be there!!

1128. Wasie said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 6:15 pm

      Oh and my fav pattern is the Mara Shawl! )

1129. rosemary said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 6:28 pm

      log cabin baby sweater is my go-to baby gift when I don’t chose Feather and Fan pram blanket.

1130. Amber said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 6:56 pm

      For Christmas two years ago I made 5 different versions of the pattern “Classic World War II Watch Cap” for the men in my family. And I would happily knit it again!

1131. Dianne said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 7:04 pm

      My favorite pattern to knit again and again is the Hitchhiker shawlette by Martina Behm! It’s a wonderful pattern!

1132. Dee P. said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 7:35 pm

      The Nougat Cowl is one of my favorite cowl patterns. I’ve finished two of them and have additional skeins of yarn already identified in my stash for future ones.

1133. Elizabeth said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 7:59 pm

      I have made the Fetching fingerless mitts from Knitty 3 times….but maybe I would have to count the 10 ripple afghans I crocheted for babies of family and friends as the “pattern” I have made the most times.

1134. Joy said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:01 pm

      I’ve knit a variation of the vintage velvet scarf pattern more than once – also the spider web fichu. Lots of fun!

      Can’t wait to see your new shop in person! Welcome to Colorado!

1135. Arlene S said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:07 pm

      I have made 4 pairs of “Sherri’s Posey socks”. They are a Wendy Johnson pattern that I love. They are Lacey and feminine and cute

1136. Karen Kory said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:30 pm

      I made one kids wallaby and I’ve started on my second one. They’re so cute!

1137. Millie said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:33 pm

      My favorite pattern is my worsted weight cardigan pattern. It is my own design and I have gone from making drop-shoulder versions to now working to perfect a set-in sleeve version. I’ve made it in a Guernsey-style patterning, with a flower knot yoke, in a stripe, etc. I’ve also made it with both a round neck and a v-neck and with the edgings done in either 2 x 2 ribbing, 1 x 1 ribbing or crocheted edgings.

1138. Rachel said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:48 pm

      Hi Sherry,
      Congratulations on your new shop! I wish it was closer to me, but alas, it is not. Maybe I can convince my husband to take us on a road trip someday (I can only wish).

      There are several patterns that I have knit up more than once. Some of my favorites are The Baby Surprise Jacket by you know who, Leaf Lace Scarf by Kyrie Garretson, Baby Gnome Hat by Sue Dial, and Official Kittyville Hat by Kitty Schmidt. Also, Wendy Johnson socks are pretty much my go to patterns for gifting.

      Great giveaway idea!

1139. jadieladyknits said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:57 pm

      I’m on my second hitchhiker right now. I just cast on the first one last Friday, finished it Wednesday night, and now I’m 10 ridges into the 2nd one. It’s so addictive and pretty. My favorite part is when people say things like “It must be really hard to make those ridges!”

1140. Becki said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 8:59 pm

      I have made 2 Simplicity Cardigans – one for my sis and one for me. It’s a great lightweight cardigan!

1141. Tiffany said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 9:14 pm

      The only thing I have made more than once was “A Very Warm Hat” by Elizabeth Zimmerman. Very simple, fast, and warm!

1142. Jennifer S said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 9:26 pm

      I have several patterns that I like enough to knit more than once, but I would have to say the one i have done most is “Colorful Egg” by Marnie Ann Joyce. I fell in love with knitting eggs several years ago before Easter and I kept giving them away.

      My most recent repetitive pattern has been the ruffle scarf. I think I knitted 20 of them during November and December. (girls level 3 gymnastics team, sisters-in-law, mothers, teacher, daughter, etc…….

1143. Lynn Winders said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 9:57 pm

      Well there were 9 pairs of top down socks for this last Christmas, but now I am on to a repeat of the Falling Water Lace Scarf. It was easy to memorize, worked up beautifully in some Mini Mochi, and everyone wanted one after I wore it the first time. Congrats on the new “real” store.

1144. Jane said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 10:46 pm

      Baby hats, mostly. Especially those from itty bitty hats book.

1145. Leigh S. said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:51 pm

      I have knitted the bunny buddy blanket from lionbrand for baby showers. It is so cute, everyone loves them.

1146. cls said,

      January 28, 2012 @ 11:57 pm

      Cookie A’s Raven Twist socks.

1147. Ba said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 12:50 am

      I’ve knit the Koolhaas hat by Jared Flood.

      Great for the men in your life…

1148. Sharon M2 said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 7:57 am

      I can only think of 2 patterns I’ve knit more than once-one is a basic mitten pattern I would embellish and felt, and the other is a reversible scarf pattern by eweandi originals, that I got from a now-closed yarn store. That scarf called for Malabrigo worsted, which I had never seen before and was blown away by.

1149. Daisy said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 8:04 am

      I’ve knit the Dolan beret 3 times in the last 2 months and I’ll knit it again soon.

1150. Lena said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 8:10 am

      I’ve made several Ishbel shawls and there are a few sock patterns that I’ve knit at least twice and probably will knit again, such as Bayerische socks, Cable Rib Socks and Eunice.

1151. Nina said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 8:24 am

      I have knit the Darkside Cowl multiple times and I really love it. It is a quick knit with a very easily memorized stitch pattern but the results look very professional and impressive.

      Congratulations on your grand opening!

1152. marina said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 9:48 am

      happy grand opening! i have knit hannah fettig’s beret 9 times! cute hat, fast easy pattern and fun to do in different colors.

1153. Joan said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 9:56 am

      Haven’t been knitting for several years, breaking back into it with a few dishcloths to warm up the needles.

1154. Julie said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 10:59 am

      I rarely knit the same pattern more than once, but one year I knitted and felted house slippers for all of the women in my family. And I think I’ve made the infamous ball band dishcloth a million times. Mostly, I make lots of socks though – different pattern every time

1155. Courtney M said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 11:08 am

      I have knit the ribby toque from an issue of knit scene 4 or 5 times. It’s a great, simple hat pattern!

1156. Janice said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 1:59 pm

      I love knitting the Waving Lace socks, I add beads to the cuff and have several away for gifts. I also knit several Traveling Woman shawls.

1157. Jennifer said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 2:20 pm

      I’ve knit up four ‘Just Enough Ruffles’ by Laura Chau. It is one of those mindless knits that even with the wrap and turns you see where you are so a pattern once you cast on is no longer needed. I like that I can use up scraps now to make it colorful or a nice skein of variegated does it’s own work.

      I have also knit a three ‘Habitat’ hats by Jared Flood. Just because they are nice a masculine so with different yarns, look completely different.

      But like most people, there are so many unique patterns out there, I almost HATE knitting something twice. (Though as I speak I am on my second ‘Ice Queen’ by Rosemary HIll.)

      Thanks for all the patterns that I am now queuing up that I think I need to make myself.

1158. Charmaine said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 4:11 pm

      I haven’t done any more than once yet..but I love knitting socks & am looking forward to visiting you this coming fall!!! Can’t wait to see the new fancy digs

1159. Carol Perecman said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 4:28 pm

      Baby and kid hats–I always end up doing multiples for my grandkids–fun!

1160. Susan Ipavec said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 5:16 pm

      I love Monica Jines’ sock pattern–Karen’s Socks–so much that I knit it twice! Another favorite is Monkey by Cookie A.

1161. Melissa said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 5:27 pm

      So many patterns, so little time. I love the Just Enough Ruffles by Laura Chau. And the Garden City Scarf by Sheryl Greenfield is perfect for beautiful quick to knit gifts.

1162. Carrie A said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 6:31 pm

      Patterns I’ve loved so much that I’ve done them twice: Elliot the Dragon by Jill Eaton (http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/columns-scarf), Pop Up Paws by Mary Dockman – sadly out of print now (http://www.ravelry.com/projects/Idyllblue/pop-up-paws-2) and the Color Block Baby Blanket by Jean Guirguis (http://www.ravelry.com/projects/Idyllblue/color-block-baby-blanket)

1163. Marianna said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 7:40 pm

      I have knit a classic watch cap hat numerous times for charity and also a seed stitch cowl for many gifts. Niether of these have a pattern written down. They are a mindless knit for me

1164. nannyjean said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 7:57 pm

      I made the Hemlock 3 times and going to make another one this yearI just like the pattern. Also made the 5 hr baby sweater at least 8 times or more.

1165. Melissa said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 8:24 pm

      I’m loving the Starving Artist beret.

      I’ve knit it twice so far, and I’ve created mittens to match. The matching cowl (still in my head only) is next on the needles.

1166. Kristi said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 8:42 pm

      I love monkey socks… What a classic

1167. Angelique said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 9:04 pm

      Love knitting grace Akrehm’s Nicole hat. Have done it several times and turned friends on to the pattern too!

1168. killerb said,

      January 29, 2012 @ 10:54 pm

      I have probably made dozens of a lace baby blanket from a Bernat pattern book of (surprise!) baby blankets. I first made this blanket in 1984 for the birth of a friend’s daughter. Her daughter loved it so much that, as it began to fall to pieces from too much loving, her mom would cut out the piece, bind it off so it wouldn’t unravel, and put it away. As her daughter got older, she would take pieces of her blanket with her when she went new places: to sleep at a friends, to sleep away camp for the first time, even off to college.
      I had so much fun making the pattern, that I started making it for all my friends’ new babies. When my daughter was pregnant, she asked for one for her first baby, and the blanket has begun warming the second generation.

1169. Soraya said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 3:28 am

      Anna Bell’s spindle socks. Yummy with Madelinetosh sport.

1170. Rachel said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 3:47 am

      I made quite a few Instant gratification scarves by Cyn.
      It was really interesting using fingering wt yarns all the way to a more bulkier weighted yarn and the visual differences I got. Awesome, mindless pattern to go anywhere with.

1171. Sharon said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 5:18 am

      Love the Multnomah shawl for extra-special skeins of sock yarn.

1172. tayloe said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 5:54 am

      Cookie’s Monkey socks~

1173. Rae said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 7:37 am

      I am hooked on Grandma favorite dishcloth at the moment. But I just finished The Stripe Study Shawl & I can see myself making alot more of them in various color combinations.

1174. Gayle Valle-Blake said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 8:26 am

      I make scarves regularly, because I sell them at Christmas Time as gifts. I make up my yarn choices, patterns & color combinations as I go along. Trying to make each a little differnt from the next, so people have a wide selection from which to choose.

1175. Deb said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 10:55 am

      Here’s a link to my absolute favorite easy-as-pie scarf:
      http://alison.knitsmiths.us/pattern_orangebliss.html
      I’ve made a few and they’re always so comfy and giftable!

1176. Amanda said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 11:34 am

      I love the Burberry inspired cowl. It’s so easy to knit and so comfy to wear!

1177. Susan K. said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 12:00 pm

      I personally LOVE the Traveling Woman shawl. I’ve made it 3 times (for my wedding in May) and am if I’m ever done with what I’m knitting now, I plan on casting on another one!

1178. Paula said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 12:03 pm

      Wendy’s generic toe up socks, clapotis, lacy Baktus and 5hour baby sweater which is my go to pattern for a quick knit baby gift.

1179. Natalie said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 12:44 pm

      Featherweight Cardigan by Hannah Fettig – a great basic raglan laceweight cardigan. Easy to vary with stitch patterns or edgings… a classic!

1180. Victoria H said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 1:37 pm

      I love vanilla socks in strips or not.

1181. cath said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 2:09 pm

      Purl freee monkey socks by cookie A–I can get into the groove with those. And Puff Daddy by Kay Gardiner–super fast, instant gratification and cute!

1182. Phoebe said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 2:25 pm

      For the most part, I really do not knit a pattern a second time but there are of course exceptioms…like Baby Surprise Jacket, Cabled Keyhole Scarf, Caricia, Saartje’s Booties, Ovate, Doctor Who Scarf, and Woodcutter’s Toque.

1183. Lynnette said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 2:56 pm

      Harmonia’s Rings by Sivia Harding. I’ve made 2, including one made out of the Three Irish Girls Cashmerino Worsted I picked up at Spring Fling last year. It’s fun to knit and the end result is warm and cozy.

1184. Meagan said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 4:17 pm

      I have loved both the Montego Bay and the Gail aka Nightsongs patterns so much that I have made both of them three times each, and will most likely knit them at least once more!

      Pattern links:
      http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/montego-bay-scarf
      http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/gail-aka-nightsongs

1185. Michelle said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 4:19 pm

      Just Enough Ruffles scarf — I made 5 as gifts for this past Christmas!

1186. Anne said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 4:35 pm

      I try not to repeat, but I’ve done 2 pairs of Circle Socks, Monkeys and am about to finish the second pair of Sleepy Hollow Socks (first pair was a gift, so I had to make myself some!). 2 Baby Surprise Jackets. 2 Baktus(es). For Christmas this year, I made 3 Theodore the Teddy Bear(s) because it was so quick and they looked great, and I have a bunch of kiddos in my life.

1187. simone niemczura said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 4:47 pm

      I have knit Elizabeth Zimmermann’s BSJ many times and the KISS triangle 3 times for christmas

1188. Bonnie said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 4:57 pm

      Pomatomous socks, Circle Socks, and I’m definitely planning on a second Honeybee Cardigan.

1189. Janette said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 5:18 pm

      I have knit the Ampersand and Monkey Socks 2 or 3 times each! And I’ll probably do them again LOL. They always look different no matter what.

1190. Betty said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 5:38 pm

      February Lady Sweater is my favorite

1191. Kelly Pratt said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 5:53 pm

      I have knit the fingerless mitts from Knitty:

      Fetching and also Dashing.

      I love both of those~

1192. julie said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 5:54 pm

      I’m just finishing my third pair of Kirsten Kapur’s All the Water cabled mittens. It’s a well-written pattern, simple to memorize and perfect for gifts. I need to make a 4th pair so I can keep some for me!

1193. Maryzona said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 6:00 pm

      Thinking back, I seem to have a tendency to fall in love with some patterns and make multiples in short succession – like Toast and 75 yard Malabrigo Fingerless Mitts and fifties inspired wristwarmers and Saroyan to name a few!

1194. Maria said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 6:03 pm

      I’ve knit Cookie A’s monkey socks twice, and am planning on another pair for me as I gave away both of the other pairs. I really liked stripe study, so I will probably make another of those, too.

1195. kandice said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 6:08 pm

      I have made the ‘not so green armwarmers’ twice now. I think it might be the only pattern I have knit more than once.

1196. Debby said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 6:24 pm

      I love to knit Clapotis from Knitty. I just love dropping those stitches and watching the magic unfold.

1197. Sheri at The Loopy Ewe » Madelinetosh Pashmina, Malabrigo and Trekking said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 6:27 pm

      [...] still working my way through the comments on last week’s blog post about popular patterns. I can guarantee that you’ll find some great news ones in there if you [...]

1198. carolyn said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 6:28 pm

      Has to be twin peaks knee socks by classic elite yarns. Worsted weight, and so very warm

1199. Rhonda said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 6:33 pm

      I’ve done Hermoine’s Everyday Socks twice now — it’s become my go-to vanilla sock pattern!

1200. Karen in Toledo said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 7:24 pm

      Thorpe (a hat pattern with ear flaps) is one that I have knit multiple times, as is Thuja.

1201. Patsy said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 7:36 pm

      Cast-on moebius scarf – made many in this pattern, using Schaefer yarn. Tricky pattern, at first, but by scarf #5, it was easier.

1202. Marie said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 8:04 pm

      I made several Flourish: A Knitted Triangle Shawl by Rose Beck as Christmas gifts in different weight yarns and they looked so different no one realized it was the same pattern. Now to make one for me.

1203. connie said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 8:18 pm

      I tend to knit the simple patterns I manage to keep in my head (!), like a couple of the Noro striped scarves, 3×1 ribbed mitts (Baby Twist Alpaca–you can’t lose), and basic stockinette socks (lots, and I just started another pair). Looks like I like the plain knitting more than those beautiful stitch patterns!

1204. Dorothy said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 9:20 pm

      I knit about 3 dozen leaf washcloths (free pattern from Tricksy Knitter – beautiful), and gift bags for Christmas gifts. Not too sure I love it anymore!

1205. Kamilla Mazanec said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 9:56 pm

      i taught myself to knit socks with Carolyn Schurch’s book, and love all the patterns in it.

1206. Kathy in Alaska said,

      January 30, 2012 @ 11:27 pm

      I’ve got a couple of go-to scarf patterns that are great repeats, because they look different each time, in a different yarn or different color, There’s a trellis lace pattern, and a diagonal garter stitch pattern, both of which I can practically do in my sleep, but every finished object is spectacular looking!

1207. Mel Ireson said,

      January 31, 2012 @ 7:44 am

      Hi Sheri,
      Congratulations on your grand opening :0) The most made pattern would have to be sheepy pants for my little boy by mandie Harrington, i have made them over 40 times as they fit great :0) For me, I have made Van Dyke socks by Wendy Johnson more than once and love them :0)
      Best wishes, Mel

1208. Brittany said,

      January 31, 2012 @ 8:52 am

      The Monkey socks are my multi-knit! So cute and so fun!

1209. Maria Fleming said,

      January 31, 2012 @ 12:11 pm

      The pattern Moguls from last months creative knitting was so beautiful and fun to make that I will definitely be making it again sometime.

1210. Sherry said,

      January 31, 2012 @ 5:41 pm

      Congrats on the store hope you opening was wonderful!
      Five Ashford Cowls-all gifts
      Two Morgan – Ivy Caps, one in alpaca and one in wool for DH & DS
      Two Claude – hats, one in alpaca and one in wool for DH & DS
      TEXT

1211. Fire said,

      January 31, 2012 @ 7:24 pm

      The Rona Shawl. I made it in tan then started in black! lace in lace weight black what was I thinking.

1212. Suzzanne Lawrence said,

      January 31, 2012 @ 9:14 pm

      I have knit too many pairs of Monkey socks to count. Don’t even need the pattern anymore! Also, am working on my 3rd and 4th Hitchhiker shawls.

1213. Jodi said,

      January 31, 2012 @ 11:32 pm

      There are too many patterns that I haven’t tried yet, to want to knit any twice yet!

1214. nancy m said,

      February 1, 2012 @ 8:36 am

      i’ve knit this hat a bunch of times. i also LOVE the edging pattern and have used it on other patterns.

      http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/knit-night-hat

1215. nancy m said,

      February 1, 2012 @ 8:37 am

      i have knit this hat a bunch of times and love the edging. i’ve used it on other patterns as well.

      http://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/knit-night-hat

1216. Dawn-Marie said,

      February 1, 2012 @ 1:01 pm

      I am new to knitting so I have not knitted anything twice yet but I am working on a hat for one of my daughters called Smokey by Katie Harris. I already have the yarn for a second hat that I will cast on as soon as this one comes off. I love the look of lace that is so easy even a new kntter like me can do it.

1217. Sheri at The Loopy Ewe » I thought she said 220 …. said,

      February 1, 2012 @ 1:37 pm

      [...] Thank you again to everyone who stopped in on our Grand Opening day and who left comments on our January Blog Contest post. I will be referring to those comments full of pattern ideas for a long [...]

1218. NanaMama said,

      February 1, 2012 @ 6:41 pm

      The potato chip scarf is a fun, easy knit to make multiples.

1219. nikki said,

      February 1, 2012 @ 8:34 pm

      Windschief hat…out of malabrigo worsted….many many times.

1220. Candace said,

      February 3, 2012 @ 12:49 am

      another vote for the Cookie A’s Monkey socks here. I have knit them a few times as still enjoy it!

1221. Patty Turner said,

      February 5, 2012 @ 7:57 pm

      I’ve knit many Noro Striped Scarves and have one on the needles now. I’ve completed 10 hats the the Click for Babies project and am now finishing my fifth snuggle for homeless animals. Congrats on the new store!!

1222. Ashleigh said,

      February 9, 2012 @ 2:26 pm

      I have knit Penelope the Empathetic monster by Rebecca Danger four times. The pattern just never gets old.

1223. Donna said,

      February 16, 2012 @ 10:23 am

      I love Kate Jackson’s Poppy Beret! It knits up quickly and is super lightweight. Makes a great gift for even “non hat wearers” since it doesn’t give the wearer “hat hair”

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