Winter 2019 / Spring 2020

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My Double Loop is the perfect companion for winter and spring.
It can be knitted with both sock-weight yarn and thicker yarn—both options are included in the pattern. With standard fingering-weight yarn, it can also be worn as a cape or poncho.
All you need is 200g of yarn in strongly contrasting colors.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/53294/anlis-double-loop

To make sure your loved ones are well-prepared for winter, you can knit them a wonderfully cozy and very special loop scarf. Depending on their preferences, with the “My first Love” or “Dancing Ballerina” motif. The loop scarves are knitted in double face and are suitable for advanced knitters (or anyone who has knitted in double face before and enjoys this technique).





Here is the knitting pattern “My first Love”, and here you’ll find the pattern “Dancing Ballerina”.

When the cooler season arrives, it’s wonderful to be able to snuggle up in a large shawl. This stole is perfect for that. It’s an elegant companion for a stylish evening at a restaurant, yet sturdy enough for a cozy day on the sofa.



Here is the pattern for the "Caresse Snuggle Shawl".

Leggings are the most comfortable winter clothing for children. They fit warmly close to the body and are also nice and stretchy.

Here are three patterns that will all grow with the child for a while and are easy to knit.


Baby leggings made from sock yarn - for 3-12 months - click here for the pattern




Leggings for toddlers aged 1.5 to 3 years - click here for the pattern




Leggings made from sock yarn for children aged 3 - 4 years - click here for the pattern.

This cute kids’ sweater is a real eye-catcher. It’s cozy and warm, and it’s knitted from sock yarn. Easy to knit and with a lovely result.

Fits sizes 92–104

Go to the knitting pattern

Every baby needs a cozy, warm merino wool sleeping bag like this. It’s easy to knit and fits babies up to one year old.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Of course, men want to be warmly dressed too. A vest with a cable pattern is timeless and suitable for any occasion.

A lovely challenge for advanced knitters. Pattern for size 48/50.

Click here for the knitting pattern

If you want something eye-catching that also keeps your head warm, knit yourself this headband. It’s fluffy and cuddly warm.

Easy to knit for experienced knitters.

Click here for the knitting pattern 

Fancy a few hats? Here they are as sets with a scarf or infinity scarf.
All of them (except for the baby hat) are knitted in a pattern that creates a cushion of air, making them lovely and warm.

The set for men — click here for the knitting pattern




The set for women, nice and colorful — click here for the knitting pattern




The hat with an attached cowl for babies and toddlers — comfortable and buttoned at the front
click here for the knitting pattern




The buttoned balaclava for toddlers — click here for the knitting pattern

Babies need to be especially warm. Here is a complete set knitted from sock yarn. It has a pattern of knit and purl stitches that looks pretty on both sides.

The set consists of a jacket, hat, and harem pants and fits ages 3–12 months.

For experienced knitters, this is a project that is sure to be well received as a gift.

Go to the knitting pattern here

This cardigan made of merino wool with knitted-in pockets is my favorite cardigan in winter. It is knitted with raglan from the bottom up and has a figure-hugging yet comfortable fit. 

Easy for experienced knitters to make. 

Go to the knitting pattern here




This cardigan for toddlers is made of merino wool with raglan from the top down. Very popular for walks in spring, because little treasures can be stored in the pockets. And if a cool wind comes up, the hood is always right there and can’t get lost.

A lovely project for experienced knitters

Go to the knitting pattern here

The double-layer reversible Gelting hat is perfect for really cold winter days.
Thanks to the lace pattern, the hat looks airy and sporty despite its two layers. The contrasting color of the inner hat shows through the lace pattern.
The hat is knitted seamlessly in one piece.

The pattern is divided into a pattern for children’s sizes and a pattern for adult sizes. Both versions are included in one PDF file.
There is also a matching reversible cowl, the Gelting Cowl.

You need approx. 100 g of DK-weight yarn in each color (yardage 214 m per 100 g, gauge 22 stitches per 10 cm).

To the patterns:
Reversible hat: Gelting Hat
Reversible cowl: Gelting Cowl
Value set hat + cowl: Gelting Set

What do you wear in winter 2019 or spring 2020? Anything that is warm, stylish, and cozy all at once. Nothing can beat something handmade. This lets you give your garment a personal touch. You can’t buy something like that; you can only DIY it with love. Here are my suggestions for you. For more information, just click on the headings.

I hope you enjoy browsing through my ideas and starting your new handicraft project.
Warm regards from Ina

Universal infinity scarf for the whole family (3 sizes)







Wrist warmers with a decorative cable and shaped thumb





Knitted winter poncho
-> One size, nice and thick and warm, knitted as a top-down raglan





Knitted winter hat with matching scarf or infinity scarf
-> keeps you wonderfully warm because the hat has 2 layers, with a stylish cable pattern as the trim







Knitted slouchy hat with scarf or infinity scarf
-> A casual design that young women especially love



Free knitting pattern for the children’s hat "Spiralibus"
-> it always fits and is very easy to knit; kids love the twisted shape



Knitting and felting pattern "One-Step Felt Booties"
-> knitted and felted in one piece, all sizes possible, very warm and cozy







Knitting and felting pattern "Felt Boots with Cuffs"
-> Here you can play with colors. A matching cuff for every felted shoe; they keep you wonderfully warm and look great.

And one more little extra: doll moms need winter fashion for their little beauties, too. These doll clothes are very easy to make yourself from a few leftover scraps. I hope you enjoy them as well. For more information, examples, reviews, and the pattern, please click on the headings.

I hope you have lots of fun looking, making, and playing with them.
Warm regards from Ina

Crocheted poncho in different variations



Knitting pattern: The Ice Princess's Coat



Knitting pattern: Cardigan in variable length, is knitted as a top-down raglan





Knitting pattern: Turtleneck sweater, different lengths possible, also knitted as a top-down raglan





No matter what kind of weather winter brings this year, with this window picture you can create a beautiful white winter on your window.



The window picture is made from photo cardstock and transparent paper and measures approx. 65 x 47 cm. It is cut out directly using the template and does not have to be laboriously transferred onto the photo cardstock. If you are good with a craft knife, you will be able to recreate this picture easily.

Inspiration for a new scarf

- All designs are suitable for beginners

- All designs are knitted using only knit and purl stitches

- All patterns are written out row by row, and there is also a knitting chart



A beautiful pattern that is easy to work. For this design (click here for the pattern) I used approx.
300 grams of yarn with a yardage of 165 m / 50 grams to achieve a width of 26 cm and a length of 166 cm / 220 cm.

Of course, the design can also be customized by increasing stitches.



This design is very popular (click here for the pattern). Because of the stitch pattern, the scarf has a slant at the end and at the beginning. I used Patons UK Baby Smiles Fairytale Soft DK yarn; the amount used was approx. 200 grams.



For my last design, only knit and purl stitches are used as well to create this pattern. The pattern repeat is repeated continuously until the desired length is reached. 
A yarn with long yardage is recommended for this pattern. 

Click here for the pattern and yarn suggestions

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!

Knitting pattern for a collar. Worn as a loop, it keeps your neck, shoulders, and throat nice and warm.

Knitted with knit and purl stitches, it’s easy to follow, and if you use thick yarn (85 m / 50 grams), you can knit it in a single day.

Click here to access the pattern and yarn recommendations

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