Tin can knits free pattern

I have been knitting a lot lately, and getting more comfortable understanding what the different stitches look like and how to fix mistakes. I am really confident making socks and I’ve been successful in the couple of blankets that I’ve made, but I wanted to try something a little more “difficult”. I found a free […]

It's Valentines day! A day for red and pink and hearts and sweets. A perfect day to re-button an old sweater and maybe add some heart shaped patches to a Gramps sweater.

There is nothing like a nice pair of warm winter mittens . This quick and cozy knit is just the thing to stretch your skills and keep your hands toasty.

Knit your first hat with Alexa and Emily! Barley is the fourth pattern in the Simple Collection, our free learn-to-knit series. Prefer to start with a cowl? Try Oats, a simple and snuggly neck-warmer.

Is there any (really good) reason why your mittens need to match? I think not! I marled leftover sock yarns with mohair to knit some beautiful scrappy mittens using the free World’s Simplest …

Let's look at how the playful Sunshine hat (and sweater) colourwork palette works. Understanding the structure and relationships in a colourwork design allows you to re-colour the design more effectively.

Some of the best free knitting patterns for gifts for everyone on your list, including personal items for men & women, home decor, and cute baby gifts.

Recently I've realized that I am at a point in my life where many of my current projects require PRACTICE, repetition, and solid habits. Maybe its the theme of this decade (my 30’s)?

Clear, well-supported and sized from baby to big, you're gonna LOVE Tin Can Knits patterns!

The Oats cowl is a great project to learn many basic knitting skills. You'll learn how to knit in the round, use markers, and work ribbing, garter, and stockinette, all in a VERY simple project!