Knit 10 Gifts in 10 Days Challenge

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Are you looking for knitted gift ideas?
In this blog post I’ve put together a list of my top 10 FREE knitting patterns for gifts. Some of my most popular quick & easy knitting patterns to inspire & motivate you to knit your best gifts yet!

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How long do the quick knitting projects take to knit?

Each of these patterns take about 2-6 hours to knit, which is great news for those of us with a short attention span or those of us that are procrastinators who need quick Christmas gift ideas. Huh, I never put those 2 together before, short attention span and procrastinator, but I’m definitely both! lol!

All of these patterns are knit using super bulky yarn, Lion Brand Wool Ease Thick & Quick , so they knit up quickly!

Get started on your gift list & check out the quick knit gifts below!

Day 1: Most Popular

Most Popular Cable Headband Knitting Pattern
This pattern includes 2 sizes: adult & baby. Get both headbands out of 1 ball of yarn. :)
Simple & easy knitting pattern for beginners to learn how to knit cables.
Headbands make great gifts for skiers, joggers and bun & ponytail wearers.
View the FREE Pattern here
cozy scene of a cable knit headband on a fur blanket

Day 2: Chunky

Scarf Cowl Knitting Pattern with Buttons
This scarf cowl pattern is a beginner knitting pattern in garter stitch. It's a simple pattern using one skein of super bulky yarn, making it a quick knit, with no waste. The buttons are faux, so you won't be knitting button holes, but you still have the look of functional buttons. It's easier to slip over your head, without fidgeting with the buttons too. ;)
This is a great alternative to a traditional rectangle scarf. Save time and money making this scarf cowl all while staying warm & cozy. Make this scarf cowl in about 3 hours using 1 ball of super bulky yarn!
This makes a great gift for… just about anyone!
View the FREE Pattern here
cowl scarf laying on a fur blanket

Day 3: Left-over Yarn Project

Chunky Fingerless Gloves Knitting Pattern
Great leftover yarn project using on 35-45 yards of a super bulky yarn, I used Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick. Beginner pattern using a combination of knit & purl stitches, a rib stitch for the wrist & finger tips and a seed stitch for the hand.
These make great gifts for photographers, hunters, gamers… knitters & crocheters. :)  
View the FREE Pattern here
hand model wearing chunky knit fingerless gloves

Day 4: Cozy

Easy Leg Warmer Knitting Pattern
Chunky knit leg warmers are so EASY, even for a beginner knitter. Stay extra warm, cute & cozy with this extra layer of squishiness that ya didn’t know you needed!
These make great gifts for dancers, ballerinas, joggers and anyone who loves 80's fashion.
View the FREE Pattern here
cozy scene of chunky cable knit leg warmers on a faux fur blanket

Day 5: Slouchy

Chunky Slouchy Hat Knitting Pattern
Classic beginner hat knitting pattern. Learn how to knit in the round & decrease stitches for the crown.
These make great gifts for anyone that loves the chunky winter hat style.
View the FREE Pattern here
model wearing a chunky slouchy knitted hat

Day 6: Scarf Alternative

Beginner Cowl Knitting Pattern
Simple, one ball of yarn, chunky knit cowl using super bulky yarn for a quick knit!
These make great gifts for anyone looking to keep their neck warm, without the extra bulky of a scarf.
View the FREE Pattern here
knit cowl on a fur blanket

Day 7: I Love Cables

Horseshoe Cable Headband Knitting Pattern
Learn 2 cable knitting techniques to create this cute cable knitting stitch! Watch the video tutorial to see how the cable stitch comes together.
Headbands make great gifts for skiers, joggers and bun & ponytail wearers.
View the FREE Pattern here

Day 8: Mommy & Me

Chunky Cable Baby Hat Knitting Pattern
This chunky hat pattern is written in 5 different sizes from baby to adult large, so you can knit one for everyone in the family. Matching Christmas stocking cable knit hats. ;)
These make great gifts for everyone that enjoys having fun in the snow, or warding off Jack Frost.
Makes for cute mama & me photos too!
View the FREE Pattern here
cable knit hat laying on a fur blanket

Day 9: Comfy

Beginner Tube Sock Knitting Pattern, Free
This beginner tube sock knitting pattern is knit with super bulky yarn & large knitting needles. Perfect for a quick & cozy pair of hand knit socks. This pattern has stripes, but you can easily adjust it to knit it in one solid color.
These make great gifts for those with cold feet. ;)
If you're on the fence about making socks, you can try this simple knit slipper pattern.
View the FREE Pattern here
a cozy setting with chunky knit socks, coffee, candles and a blanket.

Day 10: Stretchy

Double Rib Slouchy Hat Knitting Pattern (unisex)
This is an easy one ball of chunky yarn hat knitting pattern. This chunky knit hat has a classic style & texture that goes with almost any outfit, making it the perfect winter accessory.
These make great gifts for anyone that loves the chunky winter hat style.
View the FREE Pattern here
model wearing a chunky hand knit hat

I hope you enjoyed this list of easy knitting projects and can check a gift or 2 off your gift list!

Other Knitting Gift Ideas:

Blankets make great gifts too! However, they take longer to knit, so if you have some extra time to knit check out my blanket knitting patterns here.

Blanket Sweater Shrugs make great gifts too… if you have the extra time.

Unique One of a Kind Gifts

Knitted gifts make some of the most thoughtful gifts, in my opinion. So much time & love goes into each knitting project. You put your heart and soul into each stitch, making it with love for the gift recipient to cherish for years come.

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