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Trim your tree with this free candy cane ornament knitting pattern! Knit flat and seamed, you can quickly make this keepsake ornament with yarn scraps and pipe cleaners.
Trim your tree with this free candy cane ornament knitting pattern! Knit flat and seamed, you can quickly make this keepsake ornament with yarn scraps and pipe cleaners.

Candy Cane Ornament Knitting Pattern (PDF)

$1.00

What Christmas tree is complete without a candy cane? The perfect red and clear white hues come together to make a classic candy cane. Visually striking against the needles of an evergreen, you could make a whole gaggle of these to pepper your tree or holiday mantle.

SKU: 061 Categories: Knitting, Ornament, Patterns Tags: candy cane ornament, knitting pattern, ornament pattern
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Skill level: easy

Supplies
1 pack Lion Brand Yarn Bonbons in Beach, which comes with 8 mini skeins. – You need less than a skein of red and white to complete the ornament.
size US 3 (3.25 mm) knitting needles
scissors
tapestry needle
scrap ribbon
sewing needle & thread
1 red or white pipe cleaner

Abbreviations & Terms
CO – cast on
sts – stitches
Clr A – color A (white)
provisional cast on – a cast on that gives you access to your stitches later in your project. Here’s a tutorial.
RS – right side
sl 1 wyif – slip 1 st purlwise with yarn in front
k – knit
Clr B – color B (red)
rep from * – repeat the instructions following the asterisk as directed
WS – wrong side
kitchener stitch – a seaming technique used to graft live sts together. Here is a tutorial.

Gauge & dimensions: 22 sts & 28 rows over 4 inches, knit in stockinette stitch. Finished ornament measures 5.5 inches from tip to tip before bending into candy cane shape.

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