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Dear everybody,

Big doings: Tin Can Knits has a brand-new collection of designs.

Lazy Sunday, it’s called—a dozen truly scrumptious patterns. A boatload, a cornucopia, a banquet!

Emily Wessel and Alexa Ludeman are a legendary pair, with designs that are loved by legions of knitters.

We’re gobsmacked at the news that two of these designs call for our Atlas yarn. It’s a thrill and an honor to see Atlas finding a home with Tin Can Knits.

Come have a look.

Glorious Texture

Meet Peregrine, a cabled, textured triangle that will serve as a shawl, a baby blanket, a scarf, a head covering—however you use it, it is beautiful.

This is the sort of thing that Tin Can Knits delivers without a blink: gorgeous cables and a mix of textures. We’re loving the way Atlas looks when used in this way. Peregrine comes in two sizes, calling for five skeins or seven. The larger version is shown here.

Isn’t it lush? This is so much our cup of tea. You’ll find the pattern here.

A Snurgly Hat

Meet Snowglobe.

Emily and Alexa love a good hat, and we love what they’ve done with this one.

As usual with Tin Can Knits, they’re good about writing patterns for a range of sizes, so there are six hat sizes here. One or two skeins of Atlas will get you to hat glory—a great introduction to Atlas if you’ve not yet tried it.

You’ll find the Snowglobe pattern right here.

And you’ll find the entire Lazy Sunday collection here. There’s so much to love.

Thanks, Emily and Alexa! Best of luck with these cozy new designs.

Love,

Ann and Kay

A Giveaway!

The prize? Two skeins of Atlas—winner’s choice of color—to make a Snowglobe Hat, and we’ll gift the pattern to the winner’s Ravelry account.

How to enter?

Two steps:

Step 1: Sign up for our weekly newsletter, Snippets, right here. If you’re already subscribed, you’re set.

Step 2: What is your all-time favorite Tin Can Knits design? Let us know in the comments.

Deadline for entries: Sunday, September 25, 11:59 PM Central time. We’ll draw a random winner from the entries. Winner will be notified by email.

pattern images © tin can knits 2022

959 Comments

  • Pop Blanket and Torrent

    • My favorite Tin Can Knits design is Antler. I’ve made five of them and have another on the needles.

    • Windswept!

    • I have to say I am so taken with the snow globe hat…my new favorite. I can’t wait to knit it as our temperatures fall through the 40s.

    • I am smitten with my Harvest cardi! I think the simplicity of the design is absolutely lovely. And I appreciate how clearly they write all their patterns. Currently knitting love note, it is working up so fast!

    • My favorite TCK pattern is Fly Away blanket.

      • I’ve knit Flax and the Antler cardigan a few times, but my favourite would have to be Moraine (currently in progress, modified to be a steeked cardigan). So excited to wear it this fall!

        • I’m planning to do the same thing after I finish holiday gift knits! It will be a first time for steeking for me, so I’m a little apprehensive.

      • Gramps!

    • Love Note sweater.

      • Looking forward to trying a pattern sometime.

    • I have two favorites – the Bumble hat and the Winding Way socks – wonderful, fun patterns.

      • I love the maize pattern, and the bumble and mountain hats

      • I love the Antler Sweater! They really do magic, don’t they!

      • Pop blanket is my very favourite Tin Can Knits design – so far. I just love the pop of the colours.

      • Lullaby Blanket. So many options!

        • Gramps!

        • Antler

      • Flax of course, but I’d love to try Urban Hiker. Great looking sweater/jacket.

        • I learned to knit using the wonderful Malt blanket pattern

      • I taught my SIL to knit with Tin Can Knits basic hat pattern so that’s my fav! Fun time for me. Not sure my SIL loved it as much as I did!

        • So many great designs from Tin Can Knits! I’m all about antler sweater.

  • My go-to Tin Can Knits design pattern is the flax sweater!

    • My favorite is their sunflower shawl. All their patterns are winners though

    • This will be my first!

  • Lush, a cardigan, is my all time favorite. Well, besides Love Note.

    • The Jones Cardigan is one of my favorite things I’ve ever knitted. Though the new Cider pattern may replace it.

    • So many I love, but the Apple Pie hat ranks #1 for me.

    • Barley hat! Have knitted several.

    • Love Note… lol

      • Love the Paddle mittens and Rye socks.

        • Have to go with Lovenote, it seems to work for everyone.

    • Strange Brew, and I have a toddler-sized Flax on the needles. Their whole collected works are great!

      • I have knit many. Flax, Antler, the Barley hat and several versions of love note. Maybe my favorite is LoveNote because it opened the possibility of becoming a successful sweater knitter to so many.

      • Flax.

        • Flax…

  • Grandfathers sweater

    • Have yarn ready to start this sweater..for me!

    • Love note!

  • I love their Oaken shawl but now Peregrine is really enchanting!

    • It’s probably their easiest pattern, but I love making their Snap hat whenever I need to destash lots of fingering yarns. Such a fun way to combine colors and play – no matter what yarns I’ve used, it has always been a treat to make it and wear it.

  • Rye Light. So wearable, their designs.

  • The Cider sweater pattern.

  • Love Note is my favorite, but my grandsons live their Bumble hats.

  • Favorite Tin Can Knits: 1. Bounce baby blanket is still the go-to; 2. Barley hat

  • Any of the Tin Can Knits colourwork patterns. They offer such a range of complexity and sizing.

    • I’m currently knitting Rye light socks for my 3 year old grandson. I love the range of sizes I may knit matching socks for his mom and dad for Christmas.

  • My favorite has been their Compass sweater … Loved the simple color work on the yoke! . Thank you for this opportunity!

  • Wow! You ask the tough questions! I went back through all the patterns to be sure I was doing them all justice. I had forgotten just how broad and deep their catalog is.

    I ended with a tie between the Antler sweater and the Vivid blanket. However, the Pop Blanket and the Magnolia blanket were nipping at their heels!

  • I love so many of their patterns. I have knit Rye Light, Barley and Worlds Simplest Mittens too often to count. I love the flow of lace in Estuary. I’m knitting a Vivid blanket right now.

  • Malt Blanket-perfect for baby gifts

    • Flax and Flax Light.

    • I have knit 2 Love Notes. Definitely my favorite!

    • Gramps!! My daughter made it for her first baby to come home from the hospital and when he saw it the baby’s Grandpa just HAD to have one!!! (Which Nana promptly made.) This is a WONDERFUL pattern.

  • Gotta be Barley. Made many, used pattern as jumping off point for other projects. Love it. ❤️

  • The Almanac sweater

  • So many to choose from but loved making ‘Gramps’ three times as baby gifts. So much fun to knit and always well received!

  • Raindrops for babies, Love Note for me!

  • The Flax sweater is my favorite

  • Anthology. Love the plug and play options to create your own unique hat!

  • Gramps – my grandson had his first one before he turned 1.

  • World’s Simplest Mittens was my first Tin Can Knits pattern—it was great!

    • I also enjoyed knitting their “World’s Simplest Mittens,” and after reading through some of the comments here, I am feeling very inspired to check out some more TCK patterns!

  • My favorite is Dog Star.

  • Bumble hat!!

    • Gramps

  • Flax light

  • Love Note is gorgeous but I’m also loving this Snow globe hat pattern.

  • The Waffles blanket. It’s my go to pattern for knitting up baby blankets for relatives and friends.

  • Loved making Barley.

    • Beloved is so incredibly adorable & such clever construction. Plus many other Tin Can designs.

  • I’ve knit the Flax sweater many times in all sizes!

  • Flax pullover because it was my first sweater! Thinking about the pop baby blanket.

  • I believe it is called the grandpa sweater. So cute on littles with the patches on the sleeves

  • My play date cardigan in a staple in my wardrobe. I love the simplicity of it, and it’s so cozy!

    • Barley hat and Flax sweater!

  • So many patterns to choose from – perhaps Anthology – this is a recipe pattern with so many options – sizes and patterns.

  • Marshmallow fingerless glovesl

  • My favorite is Jones. Love the mix of moss stitch and cables.

  • Lovenote is my favorite!

    • Flax sweater is a classic that can be modified endlessly.

  • My favorite Tin Can Knits pattern is the Antler Pullover, but I’m loving the Peregrine Shawl.

  • POP Blanket! Big juicy polka dots!

  • Antler Toque!

  • Pick a fave?! There are too many but I’ll go with Love Note!

  • I loved making the Clayoquot- my first steeking experience too!

  • Little Tern Blanket. I’ve knitted it three times for baby gifts. The perfect baby blanket.

  • The Marley blanket, offering so many sizes and opportunities for fun with color.

  • I love the Little Tern Baby Blanket

  • Wave mittens

  • I have a sentimental feeling about Antler because my kids loved theirs and wore them so much. And, that was my first experience knitting cables!

  • I want to make the new Timber mitts!

  • Beloved Bonnet. The perfect baby hat.

  • Gotta be the Love Note!

    • Maize mitts I’ve made several pair. Simple and quick.

  • My first color work project was clayoquot toque. I had so much fun, I made one for everyone!

    • I love Gramps! A brightly striped one just came off the needles for my GD, & am working on a dark rainbow colored one for her brother. Mine is… waiting

  • Only one??!! I love their sweet little blankets, like Waffles and Malt.

  • Love Note….I’ve made 3 of them…so far❣️

    • The Rye socks for sure. First ever socks I made and I’ve been hooked on socks ever since!

  • I love them all but Love Note is my favorite!

  • Rye socks!

  • I love their Love Note. I’ve knit 2 and have yarn for a third. Oh and I’ve knit so many baby Barley hats, a go to fie a quick baby gift.

  • Moraine. Ok. I don’t have favorites so I went to Ravelry and scrolled through. So many amazing patterns. When Moraine came up I was gobsmacked! Absolutely gorgeous!!

  • Their Fly Away blanket!

  • Love the Flax sweater!

  • Flax sweater! Just love it!

  • I love Antler, both cardigan and pullover!

  • So many to choose, but I am always drawn to the Antlers–Pullover, Cardigan, Hat or Mittens.

  • Favorite pattern is Lullaby, a great pattern I made in neutral colors. I will some day get all the ends woven in (!) and then do another with leftovers in bright colors and then I will never need another blanket.

  • The Flax pullover is a great pattern, and I’m very tempted by Nest, one of the new patterns in the Lazy Sunday collection. They have so so many great patterns, it’s pretty hard to single out one!

  • I have to say that Strange Brew is probably my favorite, but I think most of their patterns are I my queue, so the jury is out 🙂

  • I love the Peregrine wrap! Gorgeous cables

  • I have used their mittens pattern that provides directions for different yarn weights. I love these guys!

  • so many Tin Can Knit patterns to choose from…I disappeared into their website for an hour to dream. I choose Anthology…hat and cowl.

    • Strange Brew collection wonderful way to make a sweater that fits! Made 2 Trek……love my Love Note also.

  • Flax, without a doubt!

  • The Barley hat is my go-to hat for babies, and it’s perfect for larger humans as well!

  • Favorite: Antler Toque.
    –I also like the Pop blanket (it’s like big, beautiful polka dots!) and the Bounce blanket.

  • Harvest! I’ve been making this pattern for many years and for many people and it’s always a success!

  • The antler toque is one of my faves!

    • North shore sweater is my fav, but sunshine hat and carousel hat are also fun!

  • If I have to choose only one it is Snowflake.

  • Antler toque and lumberjack socks!

  • Fingerless gloves! Have made for Christmas and birthday presents. Make up quickly and a nice personal gift. Easier and faster than socks!

  • Strange Brew

  • Love Note! I’ve knit 3 of them so far and am working on #4. So addictive; it’s like eating a bag of Lays chips – you can’t just make one!

  • Love Note is my favorite!

  • Flax Light — I want one in every color!

  • Simple mittens pattern is truly that ! All sizes too !!!

  • Peregrine has become my favorite design!

  • Beloved

  • So hard to pick a favorite… Cartography Hat, I think, because it makes me think of a labyrinth spiral.

  • I love their patterns and have made so many of them. I always have TWSM on some needles (2 in fact, right now.) The hats, Gramps, Antler, all are so lovely and the patterns are so well written.

  • I love Tin Can knit’s low tide top

  • Barley – my go to pattern.

  • I made a lovely little Gramps cardigan for a favorite baby and it was such a lovely process. Every step was so clear and I learned loads.

  • Waffles baby blanket

  • The Vivid blanket. Hands down.

  • Beloved Bonnet for babies. The new collection is stunning!

  • While not just a pattern…..I love my Strange Brew book!

  • Old Growth is on my list to knit. I love a bunch of the mitten patterns as well.

  • Love Note

  • Compass is beautiful

  • Flax Light—-I love the shoulder detail! Thanks for reminding me—-I already have the pattern!

  • Urban Hiker for my grandson! The cutest thing and well-loved.

  • The Flax series of sweaters!

  • Pop Blanket!

  • The Barley hat and the Pop blanket are tops in my list.

  • Is it too predictable to say Love Note? I really love mine. It’s my best going out outfit <3

  • Antler is the best for babies and kids.

  • I love the Flax sweater! Easy, great fit, and it looks great on everyone.

  • I love Fly Away

  • Love Notes. World’s simplist mitten…

  • Whe I was learning to knit eight years ago I was so excited about learning to knit hats. The Antler Toque was the first cable knit hat I made. As it turns out, hats are my jam! Antler is a pattern I’ve gone back to many times.

  • I have the Simple, Yet Effective cowl pattern in my queue for a awhile now. I just might get to it soon!

  • I love the Antler hat. It looks so cute on wee heads.

  • The Barley Hat, I have made at least 7 of them for the men (and boys) in my life!
    (sons-in-law and grandsons)

  • I made the sweater Lush by tincanknits and get compliments every time I wear it. Love it!

  • Love note!

  • It would have to be World’s simplistic mittens!

  • My little granddaughters love their Beloved hats so much that I made myself one. It’s a wonderful pattern – fun to knit and great end result.

    • Love note would be my favorite.

  • Flax sweater

  • I made the simple yet effective cowl using a skein of stash yarn. a great gift knit and meditative knitting.

  • Pop Blanket would be fun for all of its ingredients – color, interest, a good travel project – it’s happy!

  • My favorite tin can knits pattern is raindrops.

  • The World’s Simplest Mittens, hands down my most knit pattern! I’ve also knit 2 Gramps Cardis. I have one of their new designs, Nest, In my que now;)

  • Love note❤️

  • Hard to pick just one…but I have knit 6 Love Notes in a variety of sizes and have yarn for a 7th. I adore being able to knit one for me, one for my sister, one for my teenager, and several for my little nieces. Smallest was for a 3 yr old!

  • Beloved.

  • Flax sweater

  • Maize mitts….my son and his friends love these, and they’re so easy and quick to make.

  • Pop blanket is my all time favorite. But I’ve just knit 2 Flax sweaters and it is a great basic pullover design.

  • The Antler sweater is my favorite!

  • The Lush cardigan

  • Love Note, I have made three!

  • The Worlds simplest mittens

  • Flax sweater and barley hat
    Dynamic duo

  • Love note. Or Prairie Fire. Or maybe Antler. It’s on needles now.

  • Rye Light, because it’s on my needles now!

  • Mountain Mist Sweater and Hat

  • So many…. Love note! 🙂

  • Love notes.

  • World’s simplest mittens!

  • Barley and Oats!

  • Antler Toque. Comes in many sizes. Works up fast.

  • So many great ones to choose from! I’ll say the Flax sweater

  • Vivid is my absolute favorite. But there are many others that run a close second.

  • Vivid blanket.

  • The flax sweater! It was the first sweater I knit 🙂

  • Hands down, no contest – Love Note Sweater!!!!

  • Strange Brew is my favorite pattern. I love the flexibility of the pattern.

  • Love Note.

  • I’m a big fan, but have made Barley the most often!

  • Strange Brew

  • Little Tern Blanket & Compass Cowl

  • My favorite design *so far* and *that I have made* is Beloved. Quick and easy, I have made this one numerous times as donations and gifts. However, it is hard to chose just one of their designs as my true favorite…

    • Love Note is so pretty!

  • Harvest

  • Absolute favorite is Flax

  • Wow, it’s hard to pick a favorite but I guess Flax would be my pick.

  • Harvest. It and a yarn to make it are in my rav queue. The weather has affected a morning chill, so it is looking like the next one for my needles

  • I use (with permission) Tin Can Knits mitten patterns in my knitting classes

  • Almost impossible to choose just one favorite! Flax, Strange Brew sweaters, Love Note… The list just goes on!

  • Barley was the first hat I knit; encouraged by their clear tutorial and is still a hat I reach for

  • Just off my needles is a cardigan for our granddaughter based on Flax Light. Also love Love Note, Embers hat and World’s
    Simplest Mitts. So many great designs.
    Thanks and Happy Knitting.

  • I like the Bounce blanket. Thanks!

  • Oooo, I’m going to jump on the Peregrine! I love shawls and they are so cozy this time of year!

  • Love Note is my fave sweater but lately I’m in a mood for baby things and the Lullaby and Pop baby blankets have made their way into my queue.

  • Estuary shawl – it was a joy to knit and wear!

  • Sunshine hat and/or sweater!

  • Fly Away blanket

  • Love note , of course!

  • The World Simplest Mittens! I cannot stop making these they are so good.

  • Strange brew! So many options for so many sizes!

  • Love Note

  • I love FLAX and Tin Can Knits!

  • The Rye and Rye light patterns are my favorites!

  • Antler mitts!

  • Love Note.

  • It is impossible to pick just one — but for purposes of this question, at this moment, I will say it’s the POP blanket.

  • Love Note

  • it’s got to be the Flax sweater…genius design!!!

  • Strange Brew

  • Love note!

  • The Gramps sweater!

  • I’m a sucker for good colorwork and the Goldfish cardigan is too cute.

  • Simplest mittens

  • I love Marshland and the entire Strange Brew book.

  • Low tide

  • Snow globe looks fabulous!

  • So hard to choose but Flax is such a great basic pullover that works in many yarns and sizes.

  • Rye and Barley are my favorites for straightforward knits that are great for all knitters.

  • Oats was my very first cowl.

  • Rye Socks … my first sock success (socksess?) and a go-to gift.

  • Too many gorgeous patterns to select just one. That being said, I loved knitting the Gramps sweater for my grandson. Of course Love Note is always at the top of the list!

  • I remember when the Strange Brew collection and method came out. Fantastic. Bought it right away.

  • So many wonderful designs. I love the Banff hat and the Posey shawl.

  • I’ve made several antler hats and just finished my first love note sweater. It’s hard to pick a favorite tin can knits pattern.

  • I’ve made “The World’s Simplest Mittens” that are true perfection. I’m eager to make “Peregrine.”

  • Photosynthesis!

  • I have knit the Bumble Hat for many of the babies and kids in my life!

  • How can i not say Love Note?

  • My favorite Tin Can Knit patterns are the Flax sweater (love both the light and worsted) and the Barley hat. They are so great for gifts, especially for kids and babies.

  • Peregrine just moved to the top of my list!

  • Tarn

  • So many lovely pattern at tin can knits but who doesn’t love the flax?

  • Love Note Sweater

  • The Antler hat!

  • Peregrine

  • Definitely Lush…

  • Clayoquot

  • Antler Toque, Maize mitts, and of course barley!

  • Flax.

  • I’m liking “hush”. Just fab. Sea glass or leek, citron or pear!!

  • Flax was the first sweater I knit, as the supportive tutorials were so helpful. I’ve since madeso many more as it is unfussy and unisex for my 4 grands!!

  • My favourite Tin Can Knits is the Dog Star sweater.

  • Barley hat is my go-to gifting pattern. And I’ve made Malt blanket as a gift, as well.

  • flax sweater for the whole family!

  • It’s too hard to pick a favorite but I feel a strong urge to knit Peregrine.

  • Ooh – that’s a tough question! I am about to start my second Love Note but I have also knit two Flax sweaters! Also I love all the sweaters in the Strange Brew book. My fantasy knit is to steer a Cartography sweater!

  • I have been knitting TCK patterns for over a decade. I love these ladies, There is a tie for my favorite TCK patterns between the Antler Hat, of which i have probably knit more than a dozen, and the POP Blanket, which I am about to start!

  • No question. “Snap” is my favorite. Both a pattern and a concept, with sizes from baby to adult large, this the “stone soup” recipe that helps me utilize all my dibs and dabs of leftovers in charity hats.

  • Love note…

  • Bonfire blanket is such a great gift Knit! I haven’t made Love Note yet, but I have it in my Ravelry library and on my soon-to-knit list!

  • While I admire many of the Tin Can knit patterns, the one I appreciated was Barley. I knit it up quickly in the baby size and really admired the design details in such a simple hat!

  • Strange brew design your own.

  • While Tin Can Knit’s garments are wonderful, I’m a huge fan of their baby blankets, especially Oaken and Bounce.

  • The Antler Cardigan is my favorite baby sweater.

  • Love note!

  • I love the cable pattern in the Antler Hat! Great cozy Hat! Atlas looks amazing for texture! Thank you!

  • Peregrine is a beauty!

  • there are so many! but strange brew is one of my all time favorites.

  • Oaken, a triangle shaped shawl in worsted. I haven’t made it yet. I think Atlas would be perfect for it.

  • Love note and Flax! Two patterns I’ve knit many times

  • Flax is my go to when I need a baby gift!

  • I’m loving the hats!

  • I’m choosing the last one off my needles: the Fly Away blanket

  • Flax and flax light – favorite go to sweater patterns

    • Same!!

  • World’s simplest mitten.

  • Flax of course! The first sweater I ever made that actually fit and looked cute.

  • I’m trying my first sweater…Flax by Tin Can Knits

  • Love notes, for the small, med and large people I knit for

  • Love Note for me

  • I love the antler toque hat. It makes me think of winter in the north woods, where I grew up

  • This is really hard to choose!
    I’m going to say my go to mittens pattern, the simplest mitten pattern! All sizes!

  • Barley hat. I’ve knit so many!

  • Love note – made it for both of my granddaughters

  • Love note,Flax, barley …..so many wonderful patterns to choose. I can’t pick a favorite love them all.

  • Oaken shawl and now I’m intrigued by Peregrine!

  • Antler hat!!!!

  • Flax and Flax light.

  • I love so many of their patterns but the Flax sweater is by my most favourite.

  • My favorite is Lovenote, my favorite color is lapis.❤️

  • Flax, for accessibility, elegance and simplicity as an entry point into sweater knitting. It’s honestly brilliant! And Love Notes just make my heart happy

  • I haven’t knit a tin can knits pattern yet but would like to try one

  • I’ve knit so many projects from their patterns! I think Flax Light wins since my grandchildren love a comfy sock yarn sweater. And their mothers like the relatively easy care.

  • Love Note

  • Gramps. It is adorable on toddlers.

  • Sunshine, I made a hat to match my sweater. Love their designs!

  • I love them all but if I had to choose just one I guess it would be Antler.

  • That’s a hard one, but since I’ve got a Flax Light on the needles right now, I’ll go with that one.

  • My favorite Tin Can Knits design is Flax sweater..it was the first sweater that I knit and I made it for my toddler grandson. The pattern was awesome and gave me so much confidence as a knitter!

  • So far, barley but I’m about to start a love note

  • Love note. I’ve made so many of them!

  • Love Note. I’ve made 2 and starting another this week. I love the fit and versatility of the design. I love it’s easy construction. I love mixing yarns and creating such drapey fabric.

  • So difficult to chose a favorite. But I’m weaving in the ends of Malt so that’s my fav today.

  • I’ve never knit a Tin Can Knit pattern but I’m ready to get the Snow Globe hat!

  • Flax sweater because it comes in so many sizes!

  • The sweater Nest.

  • More Tin Can Knits? Yes, please!

  • Harvest cardigan

  • I’ve made Lumber Jack Socks (loved them) and have several TCK patterns favorited. Barley and Fly Away Blanket are calling to me.

  • I almost always have a TCK pattern on the needles. My current favourite is the Clayoquot cardigan.

  • Harvest Sweater, it looks good and was simple enough that I could work on it while my mother was hospitalized with her first stroke.

  • I have made a lot of antler hats, but I do love my love note sweater too

    • Lovenote. Looks great on everyone.

  • Flax sweater. I’ve made for my 6’ 4” brother and for my niece’s newborns. I love their patterns and all the sizes available.

  • Absolutely the Gramps sweater!

  • The barley hat! Yes, I’m a simple knitter with small dreams, slowly moving toward greater things.

  • I am drawn to the Hush sweater.

  • Barley.

  • The Grampa sweater! A few years ago I made a matched set for my son and grandson.

  • Love Note, I must say is a winner

  • They have so many wonderful patterns. Right now I’m teaching some friends to knit using their “Simple Yet Effective” cowl.

  • Love note

  • Fell hard for the new Wander sweater…will be getting the entire ebook asap!

  • Beloved hat for baby.

  • Bounce blanket. Love how it looks!

  • Enthused for their HUSH pattern…intriguing yoke

  • The Barley hat simple yet stylish

  • The Love Note sweater! I am hoping there will be a baby in the family though so I can make a Gramps. So cute on a toddler!

  • Peregrine!

  • Bounce baby blanket. I’ve made two of them.

  • Tough to choose but there no better quick baby gift than tincanknits “Beloved”. It is a joyful knit.

  • Thank you for the introduction to Tin Can Knits. I hate to say it but I have never used one of their patterns. How have I not noticed them? Now, thanks to you, I have been on their website and am ordering some. I am reading people’s comments to see what patterns they love and will follow that as a ordering guide.

  • Barley and mittens, Flax sweater next!

  • I love Strange Brew!

  • Impossible to choose. But my Vivid scrap blanket is my current favorite. Fun to knit and beautiful too. I moved it from the guest room to my bedroom just so I could look at it every day.

  • Gramps for the sweater, Pop for the blanket. Can’t go wrong with ANY of their designs!

  • The Antler Torque, this was a big hit for Christmas gifts. It was my intro to Tin Can Knits and the fabulous designs they come up with.

  • Definitely the flax sweater. With this timeless yeat beautiful design I found my way back to knitting after 10 years of absence (how could I?)…
    Thanks for asking!

  • Beloved! Who could resist?

  • My favorite TCK design?? how to choose–I guess I’d name “Antler” mitts and/or sweater! but there are at least a half dozen others in my queue . . now if I only had some Atlas for a Snowglobe hat.

  • Flax Light!!!

  • Barley! I would love to try Atlas!

  • So many designs but I really like the Antler hat.

  • A real go-to : Flax sweater

  • My favorites change all the time but Tarn has just captured my heart and all the options! Multiple sizes of shawl and blanket I need to jump right in.

  • Favorite Tin Can Knits pattern? Oh so hard to chose! But Barley hat or Antler Mittens are ones I’ve made as gifts on a regular basis!

  • My favorite is the Barley hat.

  • So hard to choose! Strange Brew has endless possibilities but I can’t resist a toddler wearing the Gramps sweater. And Flax/Flax light is a classic.

  • I am one of the 3.7 ka-trillion people to knit Love Note. There’s a reason we’re an enormous alumni group.

  • I love making children’s sweaters.

  • I love so many of their patterns, but my all-time favorites are Sunshine hat and Mountain Mist sweater.

  • The Harvest cardigan is my favorite Tin Can Knits pattern – and my favorite sweater pattern overall!! ❤️ Excited to try a new pattern with Atlas.

  • Mountain Mist!

  • I would knit any of the patterns….how fast can I knit?

  • Harvest, Love Note, Rye

  • I love Anthology. Pushing us out to make design decisions whilst holding our hands.

  • The Barley hat. I’ve made most kids in my life at least one of them. Easy and fast when you need a little something to gift and looks awesome.

  • My favorite Tin Can Knits is the Antler.

  • While I love their sweater patterns, Beloved, their exquisite baby hat is my winner. I’ve knit it often and enjoy it every time.

  • Barley hat is my go to hat pattern, love it!

  • Love Note is the one I’ve knit the most, but Torrent and Estuary have been fun too. As I live on the North Shore, I’m working on my colourwork to dive into this pattern. Can’t wait to see Tin Can Knits at Knit City Vancouver!

  • I love Strange Brew but am enamored by Peregrine.

  • I’ve knit about a dozen Clayoquot toques in all different yarns and colors, so that must be my favorite TCK pattern. I’ve been wanting to knit the Little Tern blanket forever.

  • I love many of Tin Can Knits’ hat patterns. Favorites are Sitka Spruce and Clayoquot Toque, and most made is Barley–its an easy, cute hat that I’ve made many, many times for donation.

  • Maize fingerless mittens-simple but interesting.

    • And one day I want to knit POP-so joyful!

  • Love Note!

  • The Snap hats look fun!

  • Loved the Minky Mittens I made for my daughter.

  • I like many of Tin Can Knits’ hat patterns. Favs are Clayoquot Toque & Sitka Spruce, while most made is Barley. It’s an easy & cute design that I’ve made many times for donations.

  • I dont have a favourite…yet.

  • The Fly-away pattern for baby blankets – fun to make and a beautiful result!

  • I’m planning to make Low Tide in time for next summer, but a hat right now would be nice too.

  • I love Tin Can Knits! AND Atlas! This oughta be an excellent combination!

  • I’ve made multiple hats and love the Tin Can patterns.

  • Vivid blanket. I’m knitting one right now!

  • Tin Can Knits produces some really gorgeous patterns, but one of my favorites is the POP blanket. At first I thought it was a crochet pattern but was happy to discover a granny square type of look that can be accomplished by knitting!

  • Flax and vivid and many more!

  • Beloved-all time classic

  • Oh my, Strange Brew brought me to color work, I loved Dog Star, Antler though, I have gifted several, And who can over look the baby blanket Bounce? And flax was my first sweater…. Um I guess anything Tin Can Knits is my favorite

  • Posy

  • rye light!

  • my favorite Tin Cat Knits is “Flyaway”

  • Love Note! I have it in my queue in both lace and dk – and I can’t wait to get back to a place where I can easily buy yarn or order online, knowing it will be delivered!

  • Love Note sweater

  • I’ve made the World’s Simplest Mittens which was a great pattern.

  • Penny – V-neck, raglan AND lace – pretty much my idea of a perfect sweater!

  • I have many Tin Can Knits patterns in my favorites on Ravelry, but have yet to make one. Their new collection has really grabbed my attention and I think Nest is my favorite.

  • Gramps! My grandson looks adorable in this sweater. It’s hard to pick just one pattern, I LOVE Tin Can Knits patterns, they are all so well written.

  • It’s very difficult to choose a favorite given the Tin Can array of beautiful designs. My go to baby gift knit is their Beloved hat.

  • Sitka Spruce har and mittens – they’d also be a good fit for Atlas!

  • I love the Antler Cardigan

  • My favorite that I’ve knit: Wheat. My favorite that I haven’t knit yet: the Mountain Mist sweater.

  • Love Note is at the top of my list of their patterns that I want to make, but I also really like North Shore with the mountains and trees in the colorwork. I have made the Simple Yet Effective cowl and it is just that! And it’s free!

  • My favorite Tin Can Knits pattern is the Pop Blanket. I made it for my second grandson when he was born.

  • So many patterns, so little time, but I’m taking the easy way out…. Today, I’m in love with the Snowglobe Hat.

  • The Flax sweater.

  • Strange brew!

  • I think Posy is an amazingly beautiful shawl.

  • Beloved, and Apple Pie hats

  • Viewfinder. So simple and perfect for a special skein.

  • Love the tin can baby bonnet. Knit two years before I had a grandchild!
    Was a late in life one. Their designs are very special.

  • Pop blanket!

  • Love Note!

  • Lovenote!

  • My favorite is the harvest sweater- I made one for my granddaughter who has loved it!

  • It has to be Flax sweater. Made 4 of these for my grandkids so far . Good go to pattern .

  • Fly Away, or Love Note, or Harvest. So many great patterns that I have made multiple times in multiple sizes.

  • Like most people here I have knit many many Tin Can patterns. Not sure why buy Beloved gets me every time. Such a perfect sweet baby hat.

    • *but not buy. I wish I could edit the my above comment.

  • I am in love with the goldfish sweater. I have two new grand babies and cannot wait until they are big enough for this sweater.

  • Strangebrew. My guild did a knit along challenge with that pattern and I FINALLY found a pattern that helped me knit to the correct size! I LOVE my finished sunflower cardi.

  • Strange brew!

  • Antler mittens!

  • Flax light is a great sweater pattern, especially with the added short rows.

  • The Flax sweater and the Antler cardigan.

  • I’ve never looked at Tin Can Knits before, so what a lovely time I just had looking at their page! My favourite must be rockfall; it was a hard choice, but this reminds me of my favourite sweater my grandmother made me. I wore it in kindergarten, and still remember it so fondly.

  • I’ve not knit any yet, but I dearly want lumberjack socks, barley lite hat & grain shawl. Oops, more than 1, can’t help myself!

  • Gramps and Fly Away!

  • Favorite is marshmallow – simple design, but so cozy. Also love Fly Away – but hard to choose even 2.

  • The first Tin Can Knits pattern I ever saw was the Bounce blanket. I just love the colors. It’s the same with Vivid. And by coincidence I’ve just (finally!) jumped on the Love Note Bandwagon and am most of the way through the lace yoke. I can imagine knitting a few of these.

  • They have a wonderful portfolio, don’t they! I’m going with crowd favorite Love Note, that I have yarn for but am yet to knit.

  • Flax

  • Good heavens – so many of their patterns are in my favorites (and library and queue). Love Notes has to have a mention and I could happily knit most all of the hats – especially Apple Pie but if I’m narrowing to one, maybe the Pop blanket.

  • Urban Hiker. Wait! No! Penny. How cruel you are to make us choose.

  • Love Note would be my favorite so far. The new collection looks great, too.

  • Lots of great patterns! I like Antler the best.

  • I love Strange Brew!

  • The Awash scarf is my favorite!

  • Peregrine is my new favorite — love the cables!

  • Flax – a classic

  • Barley! Made loads of these hats for family last Christmas. Love Note, Antler & Estuary are in my queue.

  • Their Anthology hat/cowl recipe is my go to pattern for riffing on other patterns and motifs! Love it.

  • It must have been a scarf long ago – and the yarn really did come in a small tin can. Now I’m wondering where it is and will have to hunt. I kept it because it was so clever.

  • My Favorite Tin Cans Knits pattern is The World’s Simplest Mittens. Time and time again….

  • Beloved Bonnet — it’s so cute and fun to knit!

  • I ❤️❤️❤️ Tin Can Knits designs!! My first sweater was the Flax! I’ve made 3 sweaters from this design! Barley is amazing and I’ve made so many of those!

  • Hi!

    I’m already a subscriber and my favorite Tin Can knits pattern is Barley as it was my first. I will be knitting Gramps.

  • Rye socks is my favorite TinCan Knits design. great first sock pattern.

  • So hard to pick just one…love Pop and Vivid…not to mention their hats and mitts

  • Gramps and Flax … hard to choose from all the others, though

  • Hands down, Flax Sweater!!!

  • I have never made a Tin Can Knits pattern. Nonetheless, my favorite is The world’s simplest mittens. I love mittens and want to try this pattern.

  • Just finished another Beloved bonnet in Baby size for 4 month old granddaughter! Time to start working on the Toddler size:) Such an ingenious and beautiful design!

  • So many to choose from! I’ve made Harvest and Barley Light, and have yarn wound for Low-Tide. I’ll make a Gramps one day. But my favourite is probably Goldfish, which I will hopefully make for a grandchild one day :). I’d love a toque in Atlas!

  • I love so many of their designs – it is definitely hard to choose – the last one I made was Peanut – I love all of their baby sweaters – so adorable and great knits – their new book looks amazing – thanks for the giveaway – keeping my fingers crossed (its definitely harder to knit that way lol!)

  • My favorite all time Tin Can knitting pattern is the World’s Simplest Mitten pattern

  • Barley hat – it was my second project I had ever made and I was hooked on Tin Can Knits patterns – I knew that their pattern support would be such that I would be successful! I think i have literally made at least 10 Barley hats – I always recommend Tin Can Knits to all new knitters!

  • Barley hat

  • Spotlight pullover is my favorite. I wish I was better at stranded knitting.

  • Strange Brew – I love this template style pattern

  • Wenlock, love the neckline,
    Thanks for the chance to try out Atlas.

  • OMG I love tin can knits – my favorites are Clayoquot Toque and Gramps, which I have to confess is still a UFO from 2017. The yarn is not soft enough, so I am going to try again with something more suitable, maybe Atlas?? It was started for a boy who’s now 9, but I’ve got a three year old grandson now, so might be able to make it.

    • Oops – I just remembered I made the Malt blanket for the State Fair of Texas and won First Prize!! I forgot it was tin can knits.

  • The antler togue and Gramps sweater. I made an antler hat for my granddaughter and knitting another right now for SIL. Made the Gramps & barley hat for my nieces new baby. Love the size range of their patterns!

  • It’s got to be Lovenote. So beautiful! Gramps is a close second.

  • I made the Snap hat, a lovely and fun marled fabric design.

  • Love Notes sweater

  • So far, Antler!

  • So many are lovely but my favorite is in the free booklet. Flax. Bon Bon hat and Playdate Cardigan come in very closely.

  • Well, I’m always partial to a watch cap, I’ve made hundreds to give away. It’s fun to try a new pattern to keep it interesting

  • Mittens —

  • I love Mountain Mist.

  • I’ve bought several patterns but I think I have only knit Love Note and I have knit 2 for myself and 1 for my sister.

  • I’ve always loved POP Blanket

  • Flax sweater is on my list!

  • My favorite Tin Can Knits pattern is their Fly Away Baby Blanket. I am working on my 3rd one now.

  • Barley the hat, it’s a classic for the 21st century. I like knitting it and I recommend it to new knitters looking to go one step beyond a plain hat.

  • I’ve always loved the simple yet classic look of the Flax (and Flax light) pullover. Thanks for the giveaway!

  • The Clayoquot sweater. It’s a more graphic colourwork design, not fussy.

  • Penny, Bonnie, and Photosynthesis

  • How do you choose a favorite? Their patterns are great! I love my Love Note. The Snowflake I knit for my niece was adorable! Because of the size range the Rye Light socks are my go to pattern for kid socks.

  • Flax, Flax light and Barley

  • Love Note sweater

  • Love note!

  • EVERY SINGLE ONE of their colourwork yokes!!!

  • Posey is my favorite pattern. It is expertly written and the shawl is perfection!

  • I love me some Winding Way socks.

  • Love the new shawl especially in unison with braids of cornrows!

  • Strange Brew!

  • I love the Love Note!

  • I’ve made many pairs of Maize mitts, in all sizes from toddler to adult – they make the perfect gift!

  • Harvest, the cardigan I’ve made once and will make again now that the moths have gotten it! I love love love all their patterns.

  • I’ve never knit any of their designs, but they are in my Favorites in Ravelry. I do like the hat featuring Atlas, so I’d love to check both out.

  • Flax light pullover sweater. I love making it for baby gifts.

  • Love Note!!! I’ve made two and would totally make another.

  • I have so much love for tin can knits! Their colorwork designs are so inspiring and they use color in such interesting ways. All that said, I’ve knit the flax hat so many times! It’s a great pattern and delivers reliably beautiful results. It’s such a great way to show off a special skein.

  • Clayquot!!! I love the hat.

  • Carousel hat!

  • I love wenlock but Botany is also in my cue

  • World’s Simplest Mittens. I love that pattern!

  • Peregrine

  • I’ve knit more than a few TinCanKnits patterns. my 2 favorite patterns are Gramps and compass. I loved these so much I knit 2 compass sweaters one for my sister and one my daughter stole or rather borrowed from my dresser and hasn’t given back. And gramps was gifted to a family friend – I knit 2 sweaters and the her adorable boys wore these sweaters to their adoption ceremony.

  • The love note sweater is ONE of my favorites. It’s hard to pick just one.

  • The Westerly hat is the best. Perfect quick knit that calms my soul as I knit and results in a hat!

  • Just love Dog Star. The new Lazy Sunday collection is amazing!

  • I like all their designs.

  • Can I say the new wrap? Wow love that cabling!

  • love “sunshine” – one day I will knit this!

  • Ooh – so many – they do wonderful patterns.
    Possibly lullaby baby blanket – not a difficult knit and a gorgeous result

  • I like their Rye and Barley designs, although there are others I would like to try. So many designs, so little time!

  • Pont Neuf Cardigan. Full disclosure: I have not made this (yet) but the design has so many clever elements that I just stare at pictures of it when I need some inspiration to knit outside my comfort zone.

  • Bounce.

    • Barley hat and Oats cowl.

  • Sweet shop cardigan.

  • The Antler toque! Maybe the new Snowglobe toque will be even better!

  • Kriste’

  • Pop Blanket. Love bright polka dots!

  • Tin Can Knits are some of my favorite patterns and designers! I especially enjoyed making and wearing Love Note n the cooler weather. Their patterns are great for the whole family!

  • Penny Hat.

  • favorite tin can knits pattern is love notes sweater but like their basic sweater patterns as well

  • I love the simplicity of the Flax pullover, but I may have to rethink that favorite for one of the Tin Can Knit’s new designs! There is no shortage of beautiful designs to choose from!

  • My favorites are the two cardigans modeled by the children. Very cute!

  • Flax Light! Love the size range, which goes from baby through full adult!

  • The Flax and Flax light sweaters are a fave! Simple sweater that has just a little visual design interest. Super easy to hack, too!

  • Oh my gosh! Several!! The one I have knit the most is Barley.

  • I live the Pop blanket.

  • I guess my favorite must be Wheat since I have made so many of them. I love the simplicy of the design coupled with the added interest of the texture and directions in the scarf

  • Love the Hush Sweater.

  • So hard to choose. Love the whole Simple Collection with Flax having a slight edge

  • Fly away blanket. Made it for multiple babies!

  • My favorite is Love note. Such a flexible pattern.

  • Flax sweater! My go to knit for baby gift!

  • Antler, with everything else a close second!

  • My favorite Tin Can Knits pattern comes from their wonderful “Strange Brew”collection. It’s the Trek sweater: it never fails to get compliments when I wear it! Main color is chocolate brown with the yoke patterned in brilliant aqua, orange, white, yellow. Love it!

  • I’ve made the Rye Light socks and they are great!

  • Love note!

  • Am at the New England Knitters retreat. One lady has the beautiful Lush cardigan in a rust color. I want to make it!

  • Flax and Flax Light. Simple, straightforward, interesting sleeve detail, practical.

  • I love the Timber fingerless mitts pattern!

  • Of course Love Note….but it is still on the needles. Thank you for the prod to get it finished….so I can start a Peregrine!

  • Right now, the new Nest sweater. But I love everything they do

  • I love dreaming about the sweaters and accessories in Strange Brew. But I have just started knitting the Timber Mitts from the latest collection and OMG! These are winners!

  • Only one favorite?! antler pullover is wonderful

  • One more vote for Love Note

  • Krikey, do I have to decide betwixt the Rye socks and the Antler cap?

  • The World’s Simplest Mittens!

  • Barley is my fave go to hat of all time, but Flax is probably my actual favorite

  • Strange Brew sweater. The pattern is versatile and size inclusive.

  • po blanket with pop pop popcorn

  • The whole Strange Brew phenomenon, cartography, compass cowl , barley hat…do I have to choose just one?

  • I absolutely love the Flax sweater ❤️

  • Mountain Mist is on my todo list

  • The World’s Simplest Mittens is my favorite Tin Can Knits pattern. It takes the mystery and angst out of knitting mittens and there’s a size to fit every hand. Love it!

  • Nest Sweater is my favorite. It’s busy but not too busy.

  • LoveNote and Beloved…. And any other pattern they design!

  • I made 2 Love Notes in quick succession and a bunch of Antler hats, many as gifts. All are loved and worn on repeat!

  • Bounce is probably my favorite but I think I have knit more tincanknits patterns than any other designer(s) combined. I love their style and elegance and they always have a great quick knit for a gift.

  • Strange Brew, or maybe Love Note – hard to pick one!

  • So many favorites- Gramps on a baby, Snap hat to use up a whole bag of those little balls left from knitting socks, 2 of Joji’s Heartstrings (knit both in the same month) from the TCK collaboration ❤️ on My Sleeve… but my most knit TCK pattern has to be the World’s Simplest Mittens. No exaggeration, I have knit more than 40 pair, often in batches of 3-4 (6?) at a time. For myself, my family, loaners for the small outdoor school where I volunteer (and run the knit club!), several charities. If it’s getting close to winter, there are mittens on my needles. (It got cool and cloudy and dipped below 60deg a couple weeks ago so I made a big pot of chili and my 2 and 2-1/2 yo grandsons now have new mittens in the Christmas box.)

  • My favorite Tin Cans knit is Moraine. I just used this pattern with beautiful Lettlopi colors. Can’t wait to wear it!

  • Strange Brew! Love its versatility on sizes and colorwork options. I have made several for little ones in my family as well as an adult one for myself.

  • It’s a toss-up between the Snap hat and the Hush sweater from the new collection. I haven’t knitted either, but both are gorgeous.

  • Strange Brew — infinite possibilities!

  • Antler Hat

  • Flax. No doubt. But then there’s Antler which I love too.

  • World’s Simplest Mitens. Nothing like a great basic mitten pattern

  • The Mountain mist sweater is one of my favorites for sure.

  • I haven’t made a Tin Can Knits pattern, but would love to try Boardwalk or Bowline. So fun to see adult and youngster in the same pattern. Thanks!

  • Adore- ADORE- TCK. Beloved taught me increases and decreases. Flax taught me sweaters. Rye taught me socks. Lush taught me lace and button bands. Now I’m deep into Strange Brew and designing my daughter’s Christmas sweater. I don’t know that I’d be a knitter without TCK- they taught me the basics in the best, best way; and now that I can go beyond basics I’m just as delighted with their more advanced patterns as I was with their free beginner stuff. ALSO, absolutely superlative pattern support. Just next-level. There’s nobody like TCK.

  • The Barley hat is my go to

  • Barley Hat!! Knit one for the whole family 2 years ago.

  • I love their “Little Tern” afghan and it has become my standard baby gift. I love watching the pattern flow from my needles and seeing the lace pattern grow on each end. I have one on my needles right now, in fact!

  • There are too many! Love Notes, Gramps, Barley hat, and Beloved for sure.

  • My favorite pattern is the Barley hat. Simple with a twist.

  • I love the Flax sweater. I’ve knit several.

  • Antler toque, Love note, Harvest, and Oaken.

  • Wander for my beautiful grandchildren!

  • Harvest sweater!

  • Love Note! I’ve made several in multiple sizes (Grandbaby size! Grownup
    Size!).

  • Malt – simple design that no matter what yarn one uses it always turns out beautifully.

  • My all time favourite is the Flax sweater…followed closely by The Strange Brew collection!

  • Gramps! My go to sweater for kids. Because babies need an old man cardigan.

  • Antler all day every way

  • I love the patterns from Tin Can Knits! All have really great instructions. My all time favorite is the Love Note…fun and one of the best sweaters I have ever knitted❤️

  • I love cables but they’ve always been intimidating. The snowglobe hat looks like it’s possible for me to take on. For its more approachable cable pattern, that’s my vote.

  • Love the simplest mitten

  • I’ve looked at Love Note for some time now. But then there’s Penny, which wins for favorite — at least today!

  • I love Beloved. Also planning my first Love Note. Which I’m sure I’ll love ❤️

  • Lullaby blanket is fun display of many colors! Bought pattern last year & added it to my “can’t wait to do list”!

  • I love the real-ness of the North Shore sweater! It’s on my Gotta-Knit List

  • The “Love Note” sweater is currently my fav!

  • Barley hat! Great for gifting.

  • Definitely the Love Note sweater! I finally knit my first one earlier this year and I’m planning my next one!

  • I’ve made four pairs of their aptly named World’s Simplest Mittens. I regularly direct new knitters to their Simple Collection. But, there is a reason that the Love Note is consistently in the top patterns on ravelry— it’s just lovely.

    • all the gorgeous yolked sweaters ~ who can choose..??!

  • I love their Flax sweater.

    • Posey shawl

  • Undertone by Tin Can Knits is by far my favourite! I’ve made dozens of these fun brioche cowls, big and small for children and adults. 🙂

  • Gotta be Flax!

  • Love note

  • Love the antler cardigan. I am going to make it again in a size 2 for my granddaughter. I love the size ranges included in Tincan Knits patterns.

  • I loved knitting Bounce for my granddaughter. It offers so many wonderful ways to play with color.

  • The Simple Collection. What a gift it is for new knitters!

  • This whole collection is amazing. I have been drooling over the previews. Favorite (most knit) Tin Can pattern is the Maize mittens. I have knit several of their patterns and they are all well written and easy to follow.

  • I really like TCK’s Triptych mittens – a good beginner pattern for colorwork!

  • Peregrine such squishy wamth

  • oh sooooo many sweaters, but will have to choose between Low Tide ’cause of TX weather

  • Tough choice with that back catalog! My faves are Sitka Spruce, Fly Away, and Sunshine Hat.

  • The Flax Sweater pattern must be my favorite as I have made four of them!

  • Antler hat

  • Ok. I love the Flax sweater- it’s so beginner friendly and perfect in kids sizes

  • Love their colourwork ❤️ The cartography hat is awesome!
    I have just finished grain – and it was so easy to knit and looks amazing

  • Vivid – love love love
    https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/vivid-2

  • I love Flax Light. TCK is so great about step-by-step instructions that are easy to follow!

  • Love Note and the Grandfather Sweater are two favorites to make and wear. .

  • Probably Moraine! But all the color work is so gorgeous.

  • Rye Socks, with the cute garter on the front

  • As a fairly new knitter I have not tried a pattern from tin can knits. I have subscribed to their newsletter for a year or so. I first saw the peregrine pattern there and thought how beautiful is that! So I’ll say it’s my favorite and I can feel I’m gonna give it a try, I may get the Lazy Sunday patterns a d have knits for the entire winter!

  • I loved working on the Grain shawl.

  • never made one but just bought pattern for snowglobe and can’t wait to knit it!

  • Well, the one I knit most often is the Barley hat. So quick and easy and a great gift, it makes anyone look good!

  • Peregrine is stunning!

  • Playdate cardigan.

  • Flax sweater!

  • Barley and Pop Blanket

  • I have knit the Barley hat the most of their designs, although I really love the Heart on My Sleeve collection too!

  • Flax sweater

  • Knitting a Love Note right now. My first TC knit.

  • My favorite design is Flax.

  • So, I just started knitting this year and so far have only knit the Barley and the Flax from Tin Can Knits. Flax was my first knit sweater, and I am already thinking about knitting another one, so I guess that’s my favorite (so far! The Love Note is certainly on my list of must knits for the near future!)
    Love the new issue, thanks!

  • Oh so many beautiful designs from Tin Can Knits – I love their Strange Brew color work collection and have knit many of the Antler Hat!

  • The Love Note sweater.

  • POP Blanket is my favorite pattern. The blanket is so cheerful and fun to make.

  • Their Banff hat has to be my all time favorite, I’ve knitted at least 10 for various family members, new babies, etc!

  • The Barley hat…LOVE it! Have made adult size (for me in a great “lettuce” green) and also several for children. It’s perfect. Also their mittens!

  • I love anything from their Simple collection.

  • They have so many amazing hats. BUT – the Marley blanket caught my eye and I love it more than words can say.

  • barley. . . oldie but a goodie!

  • The Love Note may be my favorite of all!

  • Bounce blanket! I love making it as a baby blanket for friends.

  • I love the new Peregrine pattern and the Pop blanket is in my queue, but Flax is the GOAT!

  • Love Note – the first serious contender to the Ranunculus!

  • I like so many of the Tin Can Knits designs. I have made the World’s easiest mittens, the antler hat, and 3 Grain shawls. I love the tutorials which are very helpful and easy to follow. If I need to knit a baby gift I usually choose a TCK pattern because the patterns are contemporary and I am thinking they might be used and appreciated by the recipient.

  • Absolute favorite Tin Can Knits? Hard choice as every pattern is wonderful! I do think the one I love the best is “Vivid”. I am the eldest of 9 children and each sibling has children – lots of nieces and nephews! This blanket is always received with oooos and ahhhhhs and becomes utterly loved!

  • I’ve always been drawn to their Mountain Mist pattern (sweater and/or hat), but have yet to knit either.

  • I have made 3 of the Mountain Mist hats for my grandsons. I have also knit a pair of Rye socks. I have had my eye on Banff Mitts.

  • It’s the Antler sweater for me.

  • live note!

  • I so like the Love Note sweater x

  • The Malt Boanket – my first TCK pattern I made!

  • My first ever finish knitted garment (I only have 2 so far ) was the free shawl, I love it so much. I hope to build my skills to make these stunning patterns, I really love the jumpers

  • So hard to choose, but I definitely love the Lush cardigan and the Vivid blanket!

  • I love the Beloved Bonnet, worlds simplest mittens and simple yet effective cowl!!

  • Love note sweater and strangebrew

  • I adore the Anthology hat and use it constantly as a base for all my colourwork ideas

  • I love the sunshine hat.

  • Flax is my favorite!

  • Barley hat!

  • Love the Snap hat pattern!

  • The flax pullover,I’ve made many children and adults.

  • the Sunshine pullover! geometric-y colorwork 🙂

  • The Pop blanket has me swooning!

  • Perigrine

  • I want to make one in the near future

  • Peregrine is definitely my favorite!

  • Antler

  • Really hard to pick as I have knit so many but I think Love Note comes out on top.

  • Gotta love the Love Note! Tin Can Knits has so many wonderful patterns.

  • Definitely the Pop blanket!

  • The Peregrine has ME written all over it….can’t wait to knit!

  • This is a very hard choice. So I’m cheating a bit and picking Strange Brew.

  • Campfire is my favorite Tin Can Knits pattern

  • I made the Little Tern Blanket in A Year of Techniques for a new grand niece, and I love the pattern. But I really love the new ‘Peregrine’ – would like to make that one this winter!!

  • I keep going back to flax for baby sweaters—any yarn in any color is perfect for any baby!

  • Dog star!

  • I only heard of Tin Can Knits recently on Reddit, so I have to go with the larger Peregrine!

  • This was my first set of mittens and it still holds up!
    https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/the-worlds-simplest-mittens

  • My Lovenote sweater.

  • I love the Gramps sweater.

  • Barley hat, but many to love!

  • The Love Note sweater has been on my list a long time.

  • My favourite tin can knit is the moraine pullover.

  • Sitka Spruce hat

  • I love their Learn to Knit series. My granddaughter has finished the Oats cowl and wIll start a matching Barley hat. The patterns have a familiar pattern theme running throughout and support videos on time of need.

  • Ammolite. I love Tin Can Knits patterns. First sweater was flax.

  • I am about to make my second Love Note, and I suspect I will someday make a third or fourth! It is my favorite so far.

  • I did not know about Tin Can Knits until right now but I NEED that Peregrine!!!

  • I would love to knit the wander sweater.

  • So many wonderful designs. I love Love Notes and Barley

  • Dog Star – so sweet!

  • Strange Brew is my favorite of their patterns.

  • Flax for the win! Have knit for me and grandsons!

  • Lovenote. It is beautiful. Harvest comes a close second.

  • So many TCK patterns to oogle and crave. i have made Peanut and Clayoquot toque several times.

  • I really like the barley light beanie and the rye socks. Both are very simple but very different and easy to do while I’m watching a movie or just want something easy to do.

  • Gramps! A favorite of mine and my nephew’s.

  • TinCanKnits Pop Blanket is my favorite of their patterns

  • Strange Brew—the pattern “recipe.”

  • My favorite pattern is Gramps….

  • Lovenote! I wear mine as often, I should make another.

  • I hadn’t tried one yet but I’m looking forward to making the snowglobe hat.