Are you new to the wonderful world of knitting? Or maybe you want to start a knitting project that can be finished quickly? No matter your skill level, you've come to the right place. Beginners and advanced knitters alike will appreciate the beauty and simplicity found in this free eBook: Easy Knits from Knitting Daily: 6 Free Easy Knitting Patterns. So go on...download your favorite simple knitting patterns and get started today!

Easy knits are a fabulous way to get started knitting and also perfect for those looking for a quick and easy knitting pattern! Each free knitting pattern included in this eBook will be loved by you or that special someone who has been begging you for a beautiful hand knit gift.

Whether you choose to make all of them, or have a special favorite, Easy Knits from Knitting Daily: 6 Free Easy Knitting Patterns is sure to be one pattern book you turn to again and again. Best of all, it's absolutely FREE!

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Looking for an easy pattern that looks great and is fun to do? You can't go wrong with any of the easy knitting patterns—FREE in one collection—easy sweaters, easy slippers, or the easy knit hat. Which will you choose first?

Super-Simple Wrap Jacket by Cindy Taylor

This simple stockinette-stitch jacket is well-suited to beginning knitters who do not want to be distracted by borders or bands. Here, all of the edges are left "bare", which means they are allowed the freedom to roll slightly. The garter-stitch belt cinches the waist loosely or snugly, as desired, or can be abandoned altogether for a freer, more relaxed look.

Ribby Slipper Socks by Cathy Carron

Chunky yarn, a simple rib pattern, and a clever, easy construction make these easy slippers quick and simple to knit. Designed in five sizes, from toddler to adult, so a beginner or someone short on time can whip up matching slippers for the whole family!

Barrymore Slouch Hat by Lisa Shroyer

Warmth, style, and funky buttons—what more could you ask for in a playful, slouchy, easy knit hat? Worked in the round on mid-sized needles, this project is a great starting point for working with double-pointed needles and small circulars.

Green Tea Raglan by Cathy Payson

Mike's Easy-Fit Pullover by Joan McGowan-Michael

Joan McGowan-Michael turned to her husband for design inspiration for this handsome pullover. Based on his description of the ideal sweater for woodworking on a cool summer morning, she chose a cotton/linen yarn for comfort; side slits, notched neckline, and raglan styling for ease of movement; and a simple stitch pattern to keep her motivated to finish. Final result...an easy sweater that looks great all year long!

Knitting Needle Knitting Bag by Pam Allen

Pam Allen indulged her fondness for the berry stitch in this quick-and-easy knitting bag whose cigar shape was inspired by a bag she saw in a catalog. For the front and back, she knitted two slightly shaped rectangles and seamed them along the bottom and partway up the sides. Rather than binding off, she placed the live stitches on wooden knitting needles, squished them together to form soft gathers, and applied a little superglue. Garter-stitch handles sewn to the front and back are all that's needed to finish this knitting bag pattern. This particular bag isn't lined, but it would be an easy matter to use the front and back as pattern pieces and add a cheery print lining to prevent needles from poking through.

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