One Free Knitting Pattern for Christmas

[Becky Morgan]

I THINK all of Tin Can Knits' patterns are knit. Look at this offer! I messed up the first time and paid for Drift, then with no regret whatsopever went back and got Rosebud for free. This is so nice of them and I hope they sell about a billion

 

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[crsheridan]

Thank you for sharing. I am still a newbie at knitting, but I am a pattern junkie just the same. Maybe one day I'll get the Pop blanket made. I just have to learn how to knit in the round first (if that is even a term in knitting). LOL

[Gardener]

Thanks for posting this. I got False Creek, which is listed as a beginner pattern.

[cat3crazy]

Thanks for posting the link.

[Becky Morgan]

Knitting in the round? Sure is a term. It's also a lot of fun and you don't have to seam things. I used to hate it because I had slick aluminum double-poiunted needles, but bamboo circulars make all the difference in the world.

[crsheridan]

That's good to know, Becky. I'm so new to knitting - all I know is the basic garter stitch. (I think that's what it's called.) I've been so busy with crochet projects that I haven't even ventered out to purling yet. I love the way knitted objects look. Crochet is SO much more fun for me though. I'll keep my eye out for some bamboo knitting needles - for future use.

 

Knitting in the round? Sure is a term. It's also a lot of fun and you don't have to seam things. I used to hate it because I had slick aluminum double-poiunted needles, but bamboo circulars make all the difference in the world.

[readstar]

Thanks so much, I got Gothic Lace!