New Knitting Patterns from February + from January 29/30/31

Dear users, dear authors,
how about some delightful new knitting patterns?
Shop now and enjoy.

@Authors,
You can present all your new knitting patterns from February + from January 29/30/31 here. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.

Knitting pattern _Pastel Baby Booties

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With a few bits of leftover yarn, depending on which
version you like, you can quickly knit these little booties:

Foot length: 8/9/10 cm

Knitting Pattern _ Angel Set

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The jacket, hat, and shoes are simply eye-catchers with a cute
pattern!
Size: 52–62 (68–74) 80–86

Japanese Pattern Socks 2
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I have written out the pattern round by round,
but you can also work from the included knitting chart
instead.
Size: 38/39 and 40/41

Turtleneck Sweater for Barbie in 3 Different Lengths

I have some adorable little sweaters for your daughters’ and granddaughters’ Barbies. They’re quick to knit using just a few grams of yarn and a set of double-pointed needles size 2. There are no seams because we knit it in one piece as a raglan, starting from the bottom. You’ll find more pictures and the pattern when you click on the title.



It’s fun and not difficult. You can knit this sweater—with its decorative cable and large turtleneck—in 3 different lengths and in your little doll mum’s favorite colors.

I hope you enjoy this project. Ina

The patterns of classic Guernsey fishermen’s sweaters were the inspiration for these knitted wrist warmers. The patterns represent moss, the steps down to the harbor, the stitches of the nets and ... well ... fish bones.



Easy to knit, written out in detail without abbreviations and supplemented with an additional quick guide, anyone who can knit with a set of double-pointed needles can give them a try.

Click here for more information and the pattern

Have fun and “good luck fishing!”
Caro from Fadenstrang

3 Knitting Patterns: Pants, Overalls, Top

Spring is just around the corner, so our daughters’ and granddaughters’ little dolls need something new to wear. As much as possible, and as colorful as possible, so they can mix and match to their heart’s content. This is also a lovely idea if you’ve been invited to a child’s birthday party. All little girls will be delighted.

With this pattern, you can knit:
- pants in any length - from very short to long, and perhaps a
- matching top or maybe
- overalls that tie at the front with a belt

Each item requires only a small amount of yarn. We use a set of double-pointed needles. You’ll find all further information, pictures, and the pattern by clicking on the title.

I hope you and the doll mums enjoy this project - Yours, Ina

Measuring 36 x 140 cm, the “Lavender” scarf can be worn in many different ways: whether classically as a scarf or loosely draped over the shoulders as a stole... this accessory is simply a versatile piece.

Made from a yarn cake with a length of approx. 750 m and a blend of 50% cotton / 50% acrylic, it’s very comfortable to wear and feels simply great.

The pattern includes a knitting chart.

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/48423/strickanleitung-schal-lavender

The “il retino” scarf features a very interesting pattern. Its design resembles a net, which is where its name comes from, since “il retino” means “net” in Italian.
Also noteworthy are the pointed beginning and end, each accented by a tassel.

To make this scarf, use 150 g of Alize Diva in gray or a comparable yarn.

The pattern includes a knitting chart for both the straight section of the scarf and the pointed ends. It also explains how to make the tassels.

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/48429/strickanleitung-schal-il-retino

Even though strawberry season hasn’t started yet, these sweet socks can already whet your appetite until then.
You can find the pattern and more details here!

WINTER ISN'T OVER YET! The HIGHLAND MITTS are simply the ideal wrist warmers for HIM and HER, especially for the transitional season when the mornings are still chilly! A Celtic cable pattern adds interest, and a simple rib pattern ensures that the wrist warmers fit snugly on the hand and forearm. They are knitted in the round, and you can work either a thumb gusset with a knitted-on thumb or a simple thumb opening. You get instructions for 3 sizes, and you can work from both a knitting chart and written instructions!

Here is the knitting pattern: Highland Mitts

Happy knitting from
Annette

The Noble Cowl Stripes cowl is knitted with a simple slip-stitch pattern. 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/48468/noble-cowl-stripes

You’ll need 2x 40 Fine Merino Socks or other sock yarn, or of course more luxurious yarns. 
The pattern is explained row by row.