25ers: cozy and snuggly

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here you’ll find designs you can get cozy with.
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What could be cozier and snugglier for a baby than a warm sleeping bag made of soft merino wool? You can still finish knitting this one in time for Christmas. Everything is described in detail and is very easy for experienced knitters to recreate.

The sleeping bag fits from 3 to at least 12 months.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Now is the time when we want our necks to be nice and cozy warm. A simple cowl and shoulder warmer like this can work wonders. And it’s also very easy to knit. A true beginner’s project that you can use to make other people happy, too.

Go to the knitting pattern here

In this jacket and hat made from fluffy sock yarn, the baby will be nice and cozy. Snugly wrapped up in it, they’re sure to look adorable enough to cuddle.

The set fits 3–12 months (and if you like, there are matching pants available too).

For advanced knitters.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Toddlers feel very comfortable in these leggings. They’re comfortable, cozy, and warm. These leggings even grow with your child.

Everything is explained clearly, so even beginners with some knitting experience can follow along.
They fit children from about 1.5 to 3.5 years old.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Anli’s Double Loop is knitted using a simple two-color brioche stitch.
Thanks to its size, it can be worn both as a loop and as a poncho.
The pattern includes two different versions for yarns of varying thicknesses.

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

When it’s really unpleasant and cold outside, you long for cozy warmth. A grain pillow provides just that, and you can warm it up in the microwave in just a few minutes. This crocheted heart is a pretty cover for it. The front is crocheted with bobbles and the back with single crochet stitches. The different textures allow different amounts of heat to be transferred.
The pillow is about 20 x 20 cm. For this you’ll need:

for the pillow cover:

• approx. 100 g pink potholder yarn
• crochet hook size 4
• possibly 1 snap fastener

for the grain pillow:

• a leftover piece of cotton fabric (approx. 60 cm x 30 cm)
• spelt husks or cherry pits
• sewing thread

Click here for the pattern!

How about a cozy blanket?

The pattern was written for the size of a baby blanket, but it can easily be adapted to any size. To create the cable look, you’ll only be knitting knit and purl stitches, so this project is suitable even for beginners with a little practice.

Click here to go to the pattern

These beautiful wrist warmers are the perfect companion through the cold season:



Here is the pattern. Have fun crocheting them!

Something beautiful and cozy—a reversible cowl with a pattern that looks the same on the front and back. It reminds you of
flowers or stars. It isn’t nearly as complicated as it looks. It works up quickly in crochet and shouldn’t be a problem
for a beginner. For more info, please click here:     Cowl - click here for the pattern


 

Sheila Scarf - cozy lace pattern



-- to the pattern --

The Sheila scarf, with its eye-catching lace-pattern design, is a great eye-catcher and perfect for snuggling up in.

As always, the pattern includes lots of photos and describes step by step how you can crochet this scarf. For advanced crocheters, there is also a crochet chart.

The scarf shown is 225 cm long and 33 cm wide.
It was crocheted using a 200 g 4-ply yarn cake (50% cotton, 50% acrylic / approx. 190 m/50 g).

What can you use to make yourself cozy and snug? Quite simply: anything that is warm and cuddly. Here are my suggestions for warm feet. When your feet are warm, you feel good. For me, there is nothing better than felted shoes. You can knit them for yourself, the whole family, and friends in all sizes and shapes; even when you are visiting someone or on vacation, they always fit in your suitcase and give an instant feeling of coziness.

For more information about each model, simply click on the heading. Then you’ll see more sample images, information about the material, and reviews from other customers.

I hope you enjoy browsing, discovering, and making them.

Best wishes - Ina

PS. The following applies to all models: You knit them, and the washing machine does the felting. Felted shoes are soft and warm, and they reliably keep your feet warm. They don’t pinch and adapt to every foot shape. They feel lovely and soft to walk on. In the patterns, I describe exactly how it works, from the yarn to the finished shoe.

Felted Moccasins



Felted Boots with Rolled Cuff



On-Step Felted Booties



Felted Shoes from Leftovers with Homemade Leather Soles

If you need something cozy and warm for your upper body, you can easily knit it yourself. Here are my suggestions for ponchos & the like.

For more sample photos, information, reviews, and the pattern, just click on the headings again.

I hope you enjoy looking, reading more, choosing, and making them yourself.

Best wishes - Ina

Knitting Pattern Warm Poncho (top-down raglan)



Featherlight Loop (cashmere yarn keeps you warm and is featherlight at the same time) - I love these loops :-)


Knitting Pattern Short Poncho (quick to throw on, look good, and stay warm)



Knitting Pattern Poncho with Fringe

What else do you need to make things really nice and cozy? Blankets. Exactly. Nothing works without blankets. And blankets are always a great gift for the birth of a baby or for a birthday for loved ones. They will always feel warm and safe under them and will always associate this blanket with you. You can’t buy something like that; you can only make it yourself with love. Here are my suggestions:

Knitting pattern Timeless Baby Blanket made of merino wool


Crochet pattern "Mosaic Blanket made of Squares"



Knitting pattern Fluffy Blanket (in 2 sizes)


Crochet pattern Baby or Children’s Blanket African Flowers



Crochet pattern Endless Blanket

If we already have a beautiful blanket, a few decorative and cheerful pillows would be lovely too, wouldn't they? They fit in any child's room, the garden, the hallway, or on the couch in the living room. Here are my suggestions for you. All pillows are crocheted.

I hope you have lots of fun here too browsing the shop windows, making them, and decorating.

Warm regards from Ina

Heart Pillow


Bobble Star Pillow



Star Pillow



African Flowers Pillow


Candy Pillow


Water Lily Pillow

Last but not least, here are a few doll items. Yes, you read that right. Even our daughters’ and granddaughters’ little dolls want to stay warm and cozy. I’ve included a few suggestions of my own for you to try.

I hope you and the doll moms have lots of fun with these items.
Yours, Ina

Knitting Pattern: Turtleneck Sweater



Knitting Pattern: Ice Princess Coat


Knitting Pattern: Cardigans in Variable Lengths



Crochet Pattern: Poncho in Various Styles with a Hat