Fashion Trends for Fall 2019 and Winter 2019

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here you’ll find irresistible fashion trends for fall and winter.
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Ethnic patterns are always in style. With this knitted sweater, you’ll definitely be on trend. The beautiful, warm colors are perfect for fall. The front and back feature a yoke with an ethnic pattern, and colorful beads dangle from fringes on the front and sleeves.

I used the following materials:

• 400 g curry-colored cotton (Mayflower Junior Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 100 g olive-colored cotton (Mayflower Rainbow Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g
• 50 g red cotton (Mayflower Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 50 g turquoise cotton (Mayflower Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 50 g dark blue cotton (Mayflower Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 2.5 mm knitting needles
• 3.5 mm knitting needles
• Colorful beads with holes that aren’t too small (2–4 strands of yarn should fit through them)

The pattern includes sizes 36–44.

Click here for the knitting pattern!

A chic scarf with a cable-look design—knitted entirely without a cable needle.

You get this cable look simply by knitting knit and purl stitches. This model is also suitable for beginners.

You can find the pattern here with yarn suggestions

This colorful children’s jacket is just the thing for fall walks. Treasures can be stashed in the pockets, and when it gets cooler, there’s a hood that can be quickly pulled up.

The jacket is knitted top down with raglan shaping. It grows with the child and fits approx. sizes 92–104
Recommended for intermediate or experienced knitters.

Knitting pattern

Babies also want to be dressed nicely and kept cozy and warm in autumn and winter, from head to toe. This set of jacket, hat and baby pants features a pretty pattern and fits babies from 3 to 12 months. It is knitted from sock yarn.

Difficulty level: medium

Go to the knitting pattern for the baby set (value set)

Men need clothing they like, too. This cable-pattern vest made of merino wool is timeless—so it’s always in style—and suitable for any age and almost any occasion.

By the way, it’s also a great idea for a Christmas gift. It doesn’t always have to be socks. ;-)

Recommended for advanced knitters.

Go to the knitting pattern

The Poncho Sweater


Call it a poncho sweater, a swoncho, or whatever you like—the fact is: this mix of poncho and sweater is super comfortable and totally trendy!

You can easily knit this poncho sweater using any yarn you like. Whether you choose a turtleneck or not is entirely up to you. The beginner-friendly pattern explains in detail, with words and pictures, exactly how to do it!

My AnBuCo poncho is a faithful companion for fall. It’s a quick way to skip a jacket while still staying a little warmer.
It’s knitted with 400g of cotton yarn with a length of 150m per 100g. But it can also be knitted quickly with any other type of yarn. 

https://www.crazypatterns.net/en/items/50190/anbuco-gestrickter-poncho-aus-baumwolle
Both stitch patterns are absolutely beginner-friendly and can be knitted on the side.
If you don’t sew it together but just fasten it with buttons, it can also be worn as a thick scarf.
So it’s versatile.

1. Cowl - something lovely for spring:
The elegant cowl has a timeless pattern and is reversible; the pattern looks the same on the front and back. It is reminiscent of flowers
or stars. It is not nearly as complicated as it looks. It can
be crocheted quickly and should not be a problem for a beginner. For a cowl with a diameter of approx. 80 cm and a height of approx. 20 cm, you will need: • yarn in one or several colors (3 x 50 g approx. 140 m,
75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide) • crochet hook no. 1.75 - 2.0One click - to the pattern


2. Elegant scarf, stole with floral pattern crochet patternA lovely crochet project for spring to get compliments!   An elegant scarf with a floral pattern and decorated with fringes, weighing approx. 125 g, measuring approx. 165 cm x 25 cm (measured with fringes),
is a beautiful accessory for any women’s wardrobe and draws admiring
glances. Material:  2 (1, 1/4 yarns) "NAKO Mohair Special" (10% mohair wool, 80% polyacrylic, 100 g,
approx. 550 m) in white, or alternatively fine polyacrylic or wool
can be used.





One click - to the pattern 



Let me introduce you to three beanie patterns from my shop that you can wear wonderfully not only this fall and winter. All patterns include lots of pictures and detailed step-by-step explanations, so ambitious beginners can crochet them too. In addition, all beanies are very easy to adapt to any head circumference and can therefore be crocheted for both children and adults.

Beanie KUSCHELGLÜCK

This beanie is made with a simple, constantly repeating pattern and is therefore easy to crochet. You can use many yarn weights and types of yarn. With thicker yarn, the pattern will look chunkier.
Get the pattern here and start crocheting: Beanie KUSCHELGLÜCK

Beanie HERBSTFREUDE

This beanie has a lovely striped look. You can crochet the stripes in different colors to suit your taste and create new beanie variations again and again. This also makes it a great way to use up leftover yarn.
Get the pattern here and start crocheting: Beanie HERBSTFREUDE

Beanie CHICAGO

This beanie has a subtle striped pattern and can also be made with different yarn weights. This changes the pattern a little and creates new looks.
Get the pattern here and start crocheting: Beanie CHICAGO

My fall and winter recommendations are:

RVO Hishi, which requires no seams at all and can be adjusted to any size.

For an RVO measuring 40 cm long and approx. 52 cm wide, with a sleeve length (half-length) of 45 cm, you need 185 g of 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic).

The PDF pattern consists of 2 pages and is suitable for advanced crafters.



RVO jacket Uwagi

Here, too, you can skip the sewing.
The simple double crochet pattern makes sure the focus is drawn to the gentle color gradient.
The light-colored trim gives Uwagi an elegant touch.

310 g of 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic) makes a jacket with the following measurements:

• Length without trim = 44 cm
• Back width = 48 cm
• Front width = 22 cm / each side
• Sleeve length = 27 cm – measured from the crocheted-on sleeve
• Trim width = 3.5 cm
  

Something for cold feet are these house socks, which are knitted using the doubleface technique.
You can knit them with one side colorful and one side solid-colored, or keep both sides in solid colors.

The PDF file has four pages and includes a knitting chart.
It is suitable for experienced knitters.



This trendy winter hat is always a hit and is super easy to knit!


Winter Hat Zandvoort

Slip-stitch patterns, or mosaic patterns, continue to be hugely popular this winter too! No wonder!! Despite the 2-color designs, each row is still knitted with just one color! So you can knit in a totally relaxed way and create impressively beautiful patterns - like here with the FJORD DIVER triangular shawl!
The shawl is knitted sideways, and the different sections of slipped stitches and garter stitch create a harmonious overall look!

Here you can get the brand-new knitting pattern:
FJORD DIVER Shawl

Annette wishes you lots of fun knitting
Annette

The absolutely beginner-friendly cozy sweater is the ideal knitting project for fall. The sweater is made from just two pieces (front and back), and we knit from one wrist to the other. So there’s no annoying picking up stitches for sleeves or sewing them on!
With thick yarn (here Filati da Collezione CALORE by Gründl), 450 g for size 40/42, and thick needles, you’ll make quick progress.

Here’s the pattern and all the details



The “Shades of Understatement” shoulder warmer is just right when it’s not quite cold enough for a sweater yet. It’s a simple yet elegant piece that knits up quickly.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/36399/gestrickter-schulterschmeichler-shades-of-understatement

You’ll need 200g of yarn with a yardage of 250m per 100g.
The patterns are explained in detail and knit up quickly.

The autumn stole “Illusion” is crocheted in a beautiful color gradient.
You can wear it lightly over your shoulders and turn any outfit into a real eye-catcher. The pattern repeats and is very easy to remember! You can choose the size of the shawl yourself. The shawl shown is approx. 190 cm wide and approx. 50 cm high.

click here for the pattern

      

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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 beautiful Tunisian-crocheted shawl collar is ultra-cozy. “Catherine” features a gorgeous pattern—the ideal project for beginners in Tunisian crochet. But even if you’re already advanced in this technique, the “Catherine” shawl collar is a quick project that’s a lot of fun and delivers fantastic results. So grab your crochet hook!





Click here for the crochet pattern

Warm collar—just slip it on when needed, and it’ll keep your shoulders, neck, and throat warm.

This model is knitted using circular needles, and you’ll need to know knit and purl stitches. You can knit it with thick yarn (85 m / 50 grams), but of course you can also use merino yarn (120 m / 50 grams). 



Click here for the pattern

Here’s another new creation: the “Love & Energy” beanie. The Chinese symbols for love and energy, knitted in double face, are a real eye-catcher—and the beanie is also cozy and warm! 



Click here for the knitting pattern.