Knitted Watering Can

Imagine a delightful knitted watering can adorning your garden – the perfect blend of whimsy and functionality! A knitted watering can not only adds a touch of charm to your outdoor space but also showcases a unique and creative approach to gardening. Picture yourself nurturing your plants with this cozy accessory, bringing joy to your gardening routine. Its handmade feel and colorful design are sure to bring a smile to your face every time you use it. So, why settle for an ordinary watering can when you can have a knitted one that brings a friendly and playful vibe to your gardening adventures?

Instructions:Suggestion: Knit this piece on two 4mm sock needles, it saves changing needles for the I-cords.
Knit in Double Knit

CAN: Cast on 28sts.
Rows 1 & 2:Knit
Rows 3 to 14: Stocking stitch
Row 15: K2tog across row
Row 16: Purl
Row 17: K2tog across row
Row 18: Purl
B&T

HANDLE: Cast on 3 sts and Knit 5″ as an I-cord

NOZZLE: Cast on 8 sts Knit 1 row Thread all sts onto a darning needle, then pull up tightly to make a circle.

SPOUT: Cast on 5 sts and work as an I-cord
Row 1: Knit
Row 2: K3, k2tog (4sts)
Row 3: K2tog, k2 (3sts)
Knit 1.5″

FLOWERS: I made 7 – see photo.
Cut 6″ strands of different coloured wools.Put 2 tog and tie 3 loose knots on top of each other.
Arrange flowers, tie stalks tog then sew the bunch to the back half of the top of the can.

Making Up:Sew up the back seam.
Sew the handle to the bottom edge (back) and the first row of decreasing (front).
Sew the spout to the bottom edge and the nozzle to the spout end (a bit fiddly)
Add a crocheted thread 1/2″ long between the spout and the can.