New Knitting Patterns October 2019

Dear users, dear designers,
you can find the new knitting patterns for October here.
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@Designers,
You can present new knitting patterns from October and from September 28/29/30 here. Don’t forget images, links, and info.

Whether for women or men, there’s nothing nicer
than hand-knitted socks with patterns!

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Bright fall colors make dolls really come to life, too. This charming set - consisting of a cardigan and hat - even fits small babies.

It is knitted using the RVO method and is wonderfully easy to make, because all steps are explained well. Knitting experience is recommended.

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It's shawl season again!
Relaxed knitting with a pattern—is that possible? Yes, it is!!! The shawl FJORD DIVER is knitted with 2-color slipped-stitch patterns, also known as mosaic patterns, and the great thing about it: each row is worked with just 1 color! Everything is simple and relaxed!
You can knit it either from a knitting chart or from written instructions for all rows; the detailed pattern includes both!

Knit yourself this cozy piece for the cold season; you can find the pattern here: Shawl FJORD DIVER

Happy knitting from 
Annette

Hat season is starting again, although we do like to put something protective on the little ones’ heads all year round.



This elf hat is designed for babies from preemies (dolls) up to 12 months in 3 sizes.

The pattern is quite easy to make, and the ribbing helps the hat fit snugly around the baby’s head. Thanks to its shape, it can easily be slipped over a sleeping baby. 

I used a yarn with e.g. 120 m yardage; the amount needed is

Loops are something you can never have enough of. They are a modern, casual garment that everyone simply loves. And combined with the right colors in your outfit, it looks chic too. Maybe these would make good Christmas gifts too ;-)

You can knit one for yourself, the kids, your husband, your friend—simply for everyone. You can make it in 3 sizes: for children (from about 8 years old), in regular size (for women), or in maxi size (for ladies who prefer a more voluminous loop, and for men). For the color choice, you can choose between colorful and solid-colored. The yarns I chose are wonderfully soft and comfortable to wear. The knitting pattern is ideal for beginner knitters too; we don’t knit any purl stitches :-)

I hope you have lots of fun with this knitting project and get beautiful results.

Warm regards - Yours, Ina

-> Click here for more pictures, information, and the pattern!



In black, it would work for women and men:


And kids like it colorful:

This cosy, warm set will keep your baby nice and snug in winter. I knitted the set from leftover yarn from the baby leggings. It consists of a hat, mittens, booties and a cowl, which is easy to put on thanks to the buttons at the front.

The booties are knitted with the mowi heel, which is very easy to copy, even if you haven’t wanted to knit socks before. Here you’ll learn the basics and also get tips for other sizes.

All parts are easy to knit, provided you already have some knitting experience.

Click here for the knitting pattern

It’s hat season again, although we do like to put something protective on the little ones’ heads all year round.



This elf hat is designed in 3 sizes for babies from preemies (dolls) up to 12 months.

The pattern is quite easy to follow, and the ribbed band helps the hat fit snugly around the baby’s head. Its shape makes it easy to slip on over a sleeping baby’s head.

I used a yarn with, for example, a yardage of 120 m; the amount needed is less than 50 grams.

Click here for the pattern

Knitting pattern for a scarf - also suitable for beginners with little practice



This model is knitted using only knit and purl stitches. The pattern is written in detail, and you are guided through the pattern repeat row by row. I have also provided a knitting chart for you.

Yardage used was approx. 150 grams with a yardage of approx. 270 m

Click here for the pattern