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5 Beautiful beaded knitting patterns

Five bead knitting patterns to try after learning the technique, from a cabled hat and a beginner headband to bead jewelry, a lace shawl and a tee.

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Our next LIVE workshop on bead knitting begins in a little more than 24 hours!

So today we’re highlighting some great projects that you can make after learning this technique (or now, if you already know how.)

Here are a few of our favorite patterns…

Sparkling Cider by Kristin Lehrer
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Sparkling Cider by Kristin Lehrer

Why we love it: This hat combines subtle cable stitches with well placed beads to add a little extra texture. Absolutely lovely!

Woodland Paths Beaded Headband by Kristen Clay

Woodland Paths Beaded Headband by Kristen Clay

Why we love it: This simple headband pattern combines textured stitch pattern with a lightly scalloped edge. Perfect for beginners!

Mingle by Laura Nelkin
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Mingle by Laura Nelkin

Why we love it: Laura is basically the patron saint of bead knitting. This is just ONE of her many beautiful bead jewelry designs.

Bead Lightning Shawl by Uma Padu

Bead Lightning Shawl by Uma Padu

Why we love it: Lace and beads go together like thunder and lightning. This shawl electrifying lightning motifs throughout that will keep more advanced knitters on their toes!

Bling T by Laura Nelkin
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Bling T by Laura Nelkin

Why we love it: Beads are a great way to add bling to any project and this tee is not exception. While the tee itself has a classic design, the beadwork on the woke takes this to another level.

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