Stay Warm This Winter

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here you’ll find new and tried-and-true patterns for hats, scarves, infinity scarves, Möbius scarves, gloves, neck warmers, scarf collars, and everything else that keeps you warm.
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Get through the cold season with a knitted scarf



You can achieve this cable look without a cable needle. The pattern uses only knit and purl stitches, making it suitable even for beginners.

Click here to view the pattern and yarn recommendations

Crochet Pattern for a headband

This pattern is crocheted using single crochet, half double crochet, chain stitches, and double crochet.

The width of the headband is determined by the starting chain; the circumference can be adjusted individually.

For a head circumference of 52–54 cm and a width of approx. 9 cm, you’ll need less than 50 grams of yarn.

Knitting pattern for a scarf



This fantastic pattern is created using only knit and purl stitches.

The pattern is written in detail, so even beginners with a little knitting experience can follow along.

Using 300 grams of Rowan Super Fine Merino 4ply yarn (165 m / 50 g), I achieved a finished length of 166 cm (short side) / 220 cm (long side) and a width of 26 cm.

Click here for the pattern

Knitting pattern for a hat in 8 sizes.

The hat is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and you should be familiar with knit and purl stitches. The loop pattern is explained in great detail in the pattern with pictures.

Click here to view the pattern and yarn suggestions

Well, what would I recommend to stay warm through the winter? It should definitely be something handmade from “real” wool, because only that really keeps you warm. My suggestions for you would be:

For always-warm feet: Felted boots with a roll-down cuff


or maybe the flatter version: felted moccasins


or do you have lots of colorful leftover felting yarn? Then maybe you’d prefer felted shoes made from leftover felting yarn
with handmade leather soles:


or One-Step felted booties? Here, the cuff is knitted on and felted at the same time.


If you only need soles for your boots or clogs, you can make those yourself too: felted soles


For a warm body:
Maybe a warm poncho? Just something to throw on, casual, stylish, and warm:


For warm hands: wrist warmers with a decorative cable and shaped thumb:


The Featherlight infinity scarf keeps you warm even though it’s very light, because it is knitted from cashmere yarn. Anyone who gets tense neck muscles in winter from time to time will love it. It doesn’t weigh you down and really provides warmth. You won’t want to take it off.


For a warm head
Maybe a thick felted hat with matching infinity scarf - no wind is guaranteed to whistle through there. Even so, you won’t sweat under it because felted wool is breathable.


Or would you prefer a lovely thick and decorative winter hat? Here is the hat “Andrea” with matching scarf or infinity scarf. It is double-knit and therefore keeps you twice as warm.


A little thinner, but still warming (because it’s wool), is the casual slouchy hat with scarf. Young girls especially love this hat shape.


And there’s also a warming neck warmer. The free pattern is available here.


And for the kids I have another lovely recommendation. The free pattern for the Spiralibus hat. All kids simply love it, I promise.


And something pretty for the little girls: also a free pattern for a pointed hat and a matching triangular scarf with a little lace edging on it.


And our Barbies need something warm to wear in winter too.
How about a turtleneck sweater?


Or a cardigan?


Or a poncho with hat and extra turtleneck?


Or even the Ice Princess Coat?


I wish you lots of joy with your favorite project.
Warm regards from Ina

Yes, even Barbie dolls want to stay warm through the winter.

With a sweater and long pants they definitely won’t be cold. Depending on the material you crochet with, very different looks can be created. The sweaters on the far left and far right in the picture were crocheted with sock yarn, the red sweater with red glitter yarn, and the gray one with mohair yarn.

When it’s time to go outside, it takes a little more:

With a fur hat, fur jacket, and loop scarf they’re properly dressed for a long winter walk. The faux-fur effect of the hat and jacket is created when you use cuddly yarn (here, Doudou by Lang Yarns).

When temperatures drop below freezing, it’s finally cold enough to go ice skating:

Barbie then wears a cute short ice-skating outfit with matching earmuffs.
You can also make the ice skates yourself from hot glue and paper clips.

And when she comes home thoroughly chilled, Barbie warms up in the sauna


and snuggles into a cozy bathrobe.
You can crochet the bathrobe with or without a hood. You’ll also find the pattern for the slippers and Ken’s bathrobe in this pattern.

You can crochet all of this from leftover yarn. Difficulty level of the patterns: easy.

These warm feet are taken care of by these socks, knitted using the double-face technique:

The simple triangular shawl Minto keeps your shoulders warm.
Thanks to its simple design, the color gradient of the cake yarn shows off especially well.


Since a winter without a sweater is unimaginable:
RVO Hishi - can be adjusted to your desired size.



Cozy poncho sweater 

You can easily knit this fluffy-soft poncho sweater yourself! It’s one of my favorite pieces in my wardrobe because it’s so comfy.
With thick needles and cotton chenille, it knits up fairly quickly. 
The pattern is very well suited for advanced beginners!
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Cozy Knit Sweater

This cozy sweater with slight batwing sleeves is an ideal project for beginners. You’ll knit just two pieces—the front and back. The sleeves are already integrated! With thick, fluffy yarn and the right needles, this certainly won’t turn into a year-long project!


Cable Pattern Scarf Ocean Floor 

The wonderfully warm and soft scarf features a mix of cable and lace patterns. Its beautiful color gradient gives it that special something. The patterns are arranged in tables and can therefore be easily swapped out or extended as needed. For cable beginners, I explain all the steps in detail in a photo tutorial. 

Cozy Blanket

The XXL-format blanket has the ultimate cozy factor and looks super trendy too! The mix of pattern and colorful stripes makes it an absolute eye-catcher.
Cake yarn was used here, which is available in many colors. 
The cables are explained in detail in a photo tutorial, so even beginners will have no trouble with them.

The next winter is sure to come, so now is the time to knit or crochet pretty things. Here are a few children’s designs—so the little ones stay nice and warm.

The polo sweater for toddlers (sizes 86-92) is a cute eye-catcher and can also be knitted well by beginners with knitting experience.

To the knitting pattern here



The grow-with-me leggings for toddlers (sizes 86-98)

These leggings are super comfortable, cuddly warm, and even grow along for a while. 
Difficulty level: intermediate

To the knitting pattern here



The hat with neck warmer for babies and toddlers

This hat is very easy to put on and take off because it can be buttoned at the front. This is especially practical for babies, since they usually don’t like having something pulled over their head.

To the knitting pattern here


The pull-on hat for toddlers with buttons

This pull-on hat for toddlers can also be comfortably buttoned and unbuttoned. It is cuddly warm thanks to the special stitch technique. Easy to knit if you have knitting experience.

To the knitting pattern here



The children’s jacket with hood and pockets for toddlers

This colorful knitted jacket is ideal for autumn walks. Children love being able to put the treasures they find right into the pocket. And when their head needs warmth, the hood is ready at hand. Recommended for advanced knitters.

To the knitting pattern here



The baby pants with matching hat

These baby pants with cuffs are knitted from sock yarn and have a pretty pattern made of knit and purl stitches. It fits from 3 - 12 months. 
Difficulty level: intermediate

To the knitting pattern here



The matching baby jacket for the pants—also with a hat

This jacket matches the previous baby pants perfectly and together they make a pretty outfit. Also knitted from the same sock yarn. By the way, the pattern can be used on both sides. The jacket also fits from 3 - 12 months.
Note: There is also a value set—jacket, pants, and hat together.

To the knitting pattern for the jacket here


To the knitting pattern for the value set here


The children’s sweater that starts out as a knitted dress

This children’s sweater can be worn for a long time, first as a dress, later as a sweater (sizes 98 - 116). The collar is a special eye-catcher. Easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern here



Comfortable sleeping bag for babies

Babies need a warm sleeping bag. This one made of merino wool is cuddly and comfortable at the same time. You can change the baby in it while sleeping. Easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern here



Sweater made from sock yarn with button placket and collar (sizes 92 - 104)

This sweet sweater is cuddly warm and easy to put on and take off thanks to the button placket. The collar is a pretty eye-catcher. Easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern here



The baby blanket with heart

Of course, a baby blanket is a must here too. This one has a pretty heart embellishment and, of course, it is knitted with lots of heart. Difficulty level: intermediate

To the knitting pattern here

Our men want to be dressed warmly too. This vest with a cable pattern is timeless and can be worn for any occasion. Recommended for advanced knitters.
The measurements in the pattern are for size 48/50

Click here for the knitting pattern

Anli’s Double Loop gives you a simple yet quick and striking cowl.
The two-color brioche makes it look very interesting and elegant. It’s knitted in the round, making it very easy to knit. The rounds are explained in the pattern.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/53294/anlis-double-loop

You’ll need 200g of Brando (250m per 100g), preferably in very different colors.

The women’s clothing in my shop—plus something for men and for baby


The wrist warmers—very easy to knit from leftovers

These wrist warmers can also be knitted very easily by beginners with basic knowledge. Even leftover merino yarn is enough for them. The size can be changed as desired. 

To the knitting pattern here



The arm warmers with a faux cable pattern

These arm warmers have a cable pattern that consists simply of knit and purl stitches and looks very pretty. Difficulty level: medium

To the knitting pattern here



The cardigan with pockets—raglan from the top

This cardigan made of merino wool is cuddly warm, has knitted-in pockets, and is knitted with a slightly fitted shape. It has a very good, comfortable fit.

To the knitting pattern here



“Rainbow” hat with loop scarf

Both are very easy to knit and look fantastic. The yarn has a pretty color gradient.

To the knitting pattern here



Men’s hat with scarf

The scarf is a real eye-catcher. It’s practical because it only needs to be pulled on, and then it stays in place without slipping. Knitted with a special stitch technique, making it nice and warm.

To the knitting pattern here



The shoulder warmer and round collar

This shoulder warmer and round collar is a true beginner piece. It keeps your neck nice and warm and looks great, too. Very easy to knit; one skein is enough.

To the knitting pattern here



Matching wrist warmers—easy to knit

These wrist warmers are great for knitting from leftover yarn in any color combination you like. Easy—also suitable for beginners with knitting experience. Any size is possible.

To the knitting pattern here



Short poncho made from sock yarn

This short poncho is knitted from cuddly-soft sock yarn and is extremely practical. You don’t get sweaty the way you often do with a jacket. And your hands are free. You can quickly pull it on when it’s chilly. Very easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern here



The headband with cable twist

This headband is a real eye-catcher and is very simply cabled at the top. The special stitch technique keeps you nice and warm and creates a pretty pattern.

To the knitting pattern here



And here’s something for baby, too

The baby first jacket with hood in traditional costume style

This jacket can be knitted from thicker cotton or soft merino wool. Fits up to at least 4 months. Recommended for advanced knitters.

To the knitting pattern here

Of course, dolls and teddies need something warm for winter too


The sleeping bag for mini dolls and stuffed animals (approx. 20 cm tall)

This sleeping bag is easy to knit, and there are even 2 models that are both completely different. This way you can give gifts to two children, each with their very own sleeping bag for their doll.

Go to the knitting pattern here



The sleeping bag for dolls 40-50 cm tall—or small newborns

This sleeping bag even fits a small newborn. Easy to knit and cuddly warm. The doll mom will be delighted, and not just at Christmas.

Go to the knitting pattern here



The knitted pants for dolls (40-50 cm)—2 different models

With these pants, the doll will be nice and warm in winter. Easy to knit if you have knitting experience.

Go to the knitting pattern here



Matching Schlüttli cardigan with hat for dolls (40-50 cm)

This Schlüttli cardigan with hat goes perfectly with the pants and looks like clothing for a real baby. It will make every doll mom cheer. Easy to knit with top-down raglan.

Go to the knitting pattern here



Matching sweater with side button placket for dolls (40-50 cm)

This sweater was also designed to match the pants. It has a side button placket and is easy to put on and take off. Easy to knit with top-down raglan.

Go to the knitting pattern here



Sweater and sleeping bag for teddies (35-40 cm)

Here you get the complete outfit for the sleeping teddy. The sweater is knitted with bottom-up raglan. Both are easy to knit if you have knitted before.

Go to the knitting pattern here




Striped pants for teddies (40 cm)

The chubby cuddly bear will be happy with these warm striped pants. There’s even room in the back for his little tail. Very easy to knit, ideal for beginners.

Go to the knitting pattern here



Jacket for teddies and dolls (20-25 cm)

The jacket is very easy to crochet. This one was designed for a small floppy teddy. But dolls fit into it just as well.

Go to the crochet pattern here



Sweater for bears (25-30 cm)

This sweater was knitted with bottom-up raglan—designed for Fynn. Easy to knit.

Go to the knitting pattern here

This beautiful set with a heart motif, consisting of wrist warmers and a headband, is very quick to crochet. Headband pattern for head circumferences of 53/54 cm, 55/56 cm, and 57/58 cm. Wrist warmer pattern for sizes M and L (photo shows size M).

Click here for the pattern

More?

A great headband with a braided cable pattern! The “Ayleen” headband keeps your ears warm and is fluffy and soft. You’ll need less than 50g of yarn, and it’s an exciting, quick project for the cold season. 









Click here for the knitting pattern!

This collar keeps your neck area, shoulders, and throat warm. It is worn like a loop scarf and is quick to pull on.

Knitted with circular knitting needles, it uses only knit and purl stitches. The pattern includes written instructions round by round, and you will also find a knitting chart.

Click here and you’ll go to the pattern. With thick yarn, this collar is easy to knit in a day.