Free knitting patterns

It's delightful when I log in to Ravelry, and see that someone has uploaded a photo of something they made with a Tricksy Knitter pattern. I usually make a lot of squealing noises because I just dig the whole thing so much. What did we do before the Internet?

Two more free knitting patterns are available for you to download in the pattern shop: a beginner scarf, and beginner fingerless mitts.

A new free knitting pattern is available in the pattern shop. The Fitzgerald Scarf is an ideal project for the beginner knitter who’s adding new techniques to their toolbox. A basic wide rib pattern is punctuated by slip-stitch cables, which frame garter stitch ovals. The easy-to-work stitch pattern is also reversible, a good feature in a scarf. Two versions are provided: with or without a ruffled edge.

This knitted cowl uses an airy double-eyelet pattern that gives it plenty of drape and visual depth. Ribbing at the top and bottom of the cowl prevent curling. Instructions are written for either a single and double loop size. A good single-skein project to feature something special in your stash.

This free pattern is the perfect project for that tiny bit of leftover yarn. It’s also a beautiful way to wrap a small gift. 

These fingerless mitts are a good project for the beginner knitter who wants to try knitting in the round, or for the experienced knitter who needs a quick knit. The mitts are worked from the cuff up. The row of eyelets at the cuff, thumb, and palm add just enough visual interest without being difficult to work.

This simple scarf is an ideal project for the beginner knitter who's adding new techniques to their toolbox. A basic wide rib pattern is punctuated by slip-stitch cables, which frame garter stitch ovals. The easy-to-work stitch pattern is also reversible, a good feature in a scarf. Two versions are provided: with or without a ruffled edge.