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Knitting pattern_ Cable Twist Sock
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A cable pattern with a completely different, MODERN twist!

You can:
Knit and purl stitches
Knit stitches together
Pick up stitches
Then this pattern will be no problem for you.

 Materials
100 g (Any 4-ply sock yarn is suitable)
1 set of double-pointed needles
1 cable needle or additional knitting needle

  

Are you simply looking for something special? The FEATHERS & LINES arm warmers are a wonderfully varied knitting delight! Rib and leaf patterns flow elegantly into one another here. The detailed knitting pattern includes both knitting charts and written instructions for all rows, so everyone can reach the goal with confidence! Treat yourselves to these delicate arm warmers or knit them as a wonderful gift - download them here:
FEATHERS & LINES Arm Warmers

Wishing you lots of joy with your knitting,
Annette

The “Cool Temptation” poncho has that certain something thanks to its lace-pattern border. This part requires your full attention, but after that, things continue quite easily, and the result is well worth the effort.

You’ll need at least 300g of yarn with a yardage of 400m per 100g.
The size can be easily adjusted individually.
The lace pattern is shown in a chart, and the other two patterns are also written out row by row.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/40425/cool-temptation-gestrickter-poncho

This pretty children’s jacket with the colorful pattern is knitted top-down raglan style and has knitted-in pockets as well as a hood. So it has everything children need for an autumn walk.

All steps are explained clearly and with photos.

Click here for the knitting pattern

This baby pinafore dress has an especially pretty lace pattern. It even grows with your baby for a while and fits babies from 3 to 18 months. The length can also be adjusted individually to your own wishes.

You can find the knitting pattern here.

The “Elfenreigen” lace scarf requires attention when working the pattern.
However, the pattern is explained with a chart and also written out row by row.
It can be knitted with 100g or 200g of lace yarn; both stitch counts are included in the pattern.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29222/gestrickter-laceschal-elfenreigen

It’s definitely worth the effort, though, since the scarf can be worn in many different ways.

Unusual and quite clever—this Advent calendar consists of eight cubes, each made up of three containers.



Since this Advent calendar only comes with written instructions, you’ll need to figure out for yourself how the eight cubes are assembled. But it’s not really difficult, and a cube model plus product photos will help you. The calendar is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 12.5 x 12.5 x 12.5 cm.

This double-faced knitting pattern does require a bit of stitch counting. But in return, you’ll make a little (or big) ballerina very happy with this enchanting loop! The pattern includes written instructions on how to make this loop, as well as a very clear knitting chart for the pattern.




Click here for more information and the pattern.

"Little Angel Luise" isn’t exactly easy—it’s a bit of a challenge.

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You’ll receive a detailed 40-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate the project. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall.
The PDF includes patterns for the doll, the dress, the booties, the panties, the petticoat, as well as for the wings and the headband with a flower.
A separate crochet chart is included for the dress.

Suitable for advanced crocheters.

This little St. Martin’s lantern isn’t difficult to make, but it does require some concentration while folding, and a bit of crafting experience would be very helpful.



The knight’s castle lantern is made of cardstock and tracing paper; it measures only about 16 x 29 cm, making it easy even for little knights to carry.