Hello Winter: Celebrating the Start of Winter

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even if the weather doesn't look very wintry at the moment, here in this thread you can still download the most beautiful winter patterns and create an enchanting winter atmosphere.
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A warm knitted scarf is always welcome in winter. 



This great pattern is knitted using knit and purl stitches. The scarf begins and ends with a point. In the pattern, you’ll find a step-by-step explanation of the pattern with increases, and I’ve also created a knitting chart.

Click here to go to the pattern with yarn suggestions



This cable-look pattern is knitted without a cable needle. You only need to know knit and purl stitches. The pattern repeats continuously, and as it progresses, it also visually creates a point here.

Click here to go to the pattern

Long walks in the biting cold—that’s how you welcome winter ♥

Always with you: the cozy, warm Chloe shawl!
Quickly crocheted with thick yarn in any size you like—the detailed crochet pattern shows you how!

With the winter hat “Zandvoort,” you’ll be perfectly prepared for the cold season! This pattern also makes it possible to learn two-color knitting, a great technique that’s always useful! The hat can be knitted in any size and is suitable for women, men, and children alike.
On to your new project! =)









Click here for the knitting pattern!

Winter accessories for children that look enchanting and keep them cuddly warm - here you’ll find four designs, all knitted in double-face technique. 


Here is the pattern for "Beanie Hearts".



Here is the knitting pattern for "Loop My first Love".



Click the link for the pattern "Beanie Mariposa".



And here you’ll find the pattern for the "Loop Dancing Ballerina".

Natures Sheepy is a large scarf or stole for snuggling up in.
Each color has its own pattern, which is explained in detail and also shown in a chart.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/48790/natures-sheepy

For babies and children, leggings are an absolute must-have for winter clothing. They are comfortable and keep them wonderfully cozy and warm. In my shop, you’ll find patterns for different sizes. All of them are easy to knit—some with sock yarn.

Go to the knitting pattern for the baby leggings – fits from 3 to 18 months



Go to the knitting pattern for the 4-piece winter set for babies, made from the leftover yarn from the leggings



Go to the knitting pattern for the leggings for toddlers – fits from 1.5 to 3 years



Go to the knitting pattern for the children’s leggings – fits from 3 to 5 years

A lovely warm sleeping bag made from merino wool—that’s just what a baby needs to feel cozy in winter. This one fits from 3 to at least 12 months. It’s easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern for the baby sleeping bag





The baby doll (43–50 cm) also needs a warm sleeping bag. This one also fits small newborns, and it’s easy to knit as well.

To the knitting pattern for the doll sleeping bag (for dolls and teddies up to 50 cm tall)




And there is also a mini sleeping bag for very small dolls and stuffed animals about 20 cm tall. The pattern presents two different models.

To the knitting pattern for the mini sleeping bag

Even if it isn't that frosty cold outside yet - in the playroom, you can always play it!
You can crochet matching clothes for Barbie and other fashion dolls using just a few scraps of leftover yarn.
This is what a winter day like that might look like:


The little dolls are already excited for when it's finally time to go ice skating!
 Ice Skating Costume
They are wearing a pretty ice skating costume with a full skirt and a glittery fur trim, along with matching earmuffs. In the pattern, you'll also learn how to make the ice skates yourself from hot glue.

So they don't get cold on the way to the ice rink, they put on warm pants and a matching sweater:
Pants and Sweater
Depending on which yarn you use for it, the look can be sporty and casual or festive.

Over that, they wear a fur jacket with a hat and a cowl:
 "Fur" Jacket with Hat and Cowl
Bundled up this warmly, the little dolls definitely won't get cold!

And after ice skating, it's off to the sauna:
Bathrobe for Fashion Dolls
For that, of course, the dolls need a fluffy bathrobe and matching slippers.

Even after Christmas, you still need winter decorations, even if they shouldn’t look typically Christmassy anymore.

With the little snowflakes, you can decorate a winter landscape even after Christmas.
 Little Snowflakes
They are about 12 cm tall and have movable arms and legs. That way you can pose them differently again and again.

Things stay wintry in the kitchen too!
First there are the pot holders:
 Snowman and Snowwoman

 Polar Bear and Penguin

The pot holders are each crocheted double-layered, so you can slip your hand inside them. Snowman and Snowwoman are also suitable for beginners; for Polar Bear and Penguin, you should already have a little more crochet experience.

The bottles get a wintry cover too:
 Snowman Bottle Cover
About 100 g of white cotton yarn and a little sock yarn are used to make this funny fellow, which can be reused as packaging again and again. If you put a string of lights into the empty bottle, he even glows in the dark.

And another snowman, this time on a candy jar:
 Candy Jar Snowman
The snowman is knitting (or crocheting, just as you like - both are described) his own scarf. An empty jam jar becomes a very special gift package for homemade sweets.

Men want to stay nice and warm in winter, too. This cable-pattern vest made of merino wool is just the thing, and it suits almost any occasion.

Recommended for advanced knitters. Size 48/50 is described.

Go to the knitting pattern




This children’s sweater with a collar, button placket, and color accents is knitted from sock yarn. It’s easy to make, provided you have knitting experience. A great project to work on while watching TV! It fits sizes 86–98, so it grows with the child for a while.

Go to the knitting pattern




These arm warmers have a cable pattern made up only of knit and purl stitches. It’s easy to knit and looks very pretty.

Go to the knitting pattern




This poncho made from sock yarn is wonderfully warm without being constricting. Your arms stay free, while your shoulders and back are cozily wrapped. For me, it’s indispensable, because I can even do housework in it.

Go to the knitting pattern

Of course, warm knitted socks are a must in winter. If only it weren’t for the heel.
Here comes the truly brilliantly simple solution with the mowi heel. It really is easy to knit. Here it’s even explained using only 3 needles, the CraSy Trio. That makes it even easier.

To the knitting pattern




Once you’ve had some practice and a little challenge sounds just right, I recommend these socks in a mix of patterns. Of course, they’re also knitted with the mowi heel.

To the knitting pattern




Of course, hats are a must in winter. Ideally for the whole family. Here I’ll show you some special designs.

Let’s start with babies and toddlers. This hat is easy to put on and take off thanks to the buttons at the front. It has a knitted-on collar, so the head and neck stay warm at the same time. The hat is very easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern




For older children, there is also a hat with a scarf collar. It has a special knit pattern that not only looks great, but also creates an air cushion and therefore keeps you nice and warm. 

To the knitting pattern




For women, there’s a colorful, cuddly-soft rainbow set consisting of a hat and a loop scarf. Both are very easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern




For men, there’s a set consisting of a hat and a particularly comfortable scarf. You can simply pull it over your head and it stays in position. It can’t slip out of place.

To the knitting pattern




For women, there’s another eye-catcher: a headband with a cable twist.

To the knitting pattern

The little snowmen made from glittery sponge yarn are super easy and super quick to crochet. 
They make lovely winter decorations, can be used as gift tags, for garlands, window decorations, and as Christmas tree ornaments, and with their friendly smiles they instantly spread good cheer.



You can find the pattern here

Everyone is familiar with snowflakes made from folded paper, as they’re often used as window decorations in winter.

These snowflakes can be used in the same way, but they also offer another decorative option: Since they’re really large (approx. 30 cm in diameter) and quite sturdy, you can also use them as doilies.



The snowflakes are cut out of cardstock. To make them, you’ll definitely need to know how to use a craft knife.



Children's Blanket - Snowman

If it doesn't feel much like winter outside, maybe it will at your home with this cozy children's blanket. Get the sweet winter motif with the little snowman now.

The blanket is approx. 60x80 cm in size.



Children's Blanket - Penguin

Our little friend the penguin likes it best when it's nice and cold outside. That's why winter is his favorite season. Even though he likes it cold himself, he'll still be happy to help keep you warm with the cuddly blanket.

The blanket measures about 80 x 100 cm.




Cushion Cover – Snowflake 

Snowflakes aren’t just outside in winter—with this unique cushion cover, you can have them on your couch, too.

The cover is worked in Tunisian crochet and fits standard 50x50 cm cushions.

The melting snowman made from sparkly scrubby yarn is very quick and easy to crochet and is also perfect as a last-minute gift, for example with a nice shower gel. Because the melting snowman is not only a decorative eye-catcher - it’s also super practical as a washcloth or dishcloth.

Since only basic crochet skills are needed, the pattern is also easy to follow for ambitious beginners with a little crochet experience. In addition to the written crochet instructions, the pattern also includes many detailed photos with descriptions for every step of completion.



You can find the pattern for the melting snowman here

Even if the weather outside isn’t really wintry, you can at least create a wintry atmosphere at home with suitable decorations. This tea light holder would go wonderfully with that.



The tea light holder is made of photo cardstock, measures approx. 17 x 1.8 x 15 cm, is easy to make, and is also very suitable for beginners.

The snowflakes, available in three different designs, can be crocheted quickly and easily—even by beginners. The light reflects off the soft fringes of the sponge yarn, making the snowflakes sparkle. 

The crochet pattern for the snowflakes is available here

Winter still reigns, and it’s bitterly cold. This double-layered loop scarf is quick to knit .

With the right color, this style can be worn by both men and women. The pattern is worked in the round using knit stitches and purl stitches.

Click here to view the pattern

For baby's first winter...…………



These little shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. Depending on the yardage of the yarn and the needle size, the shoes will have a sole length of 8.5 - 10 cm.

Small amounts of leftover yarn are enough for these shoes.



To go with the little shoes, there are also mittens for newborns. These mittens are also knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and the pattern repeats.

Click here and you'll get to the pattern for the little shoes

Click here and you'll get to the pattern for the mittens with yarn suggestions

Stay cozy and warm with this unique loop scarf—the Chinese symbols stand for “love” and “energy,” so you’ll get through the winter especially well! The loop scarf is knitted using the double-face knitting technique and is a great project for advanced knitters. 



Click here for the knitting pattern. 

Knitting pattern for a collar. Just slip it on, and it’ll keep your neck, throat, and shoulders nice and warm.

Knitted using knit and purl stitches, this design is easy to make.

Click here to view the pattern and yarn suggestions

With the right decorations, you can give the wintery mood a little boost. This glittering, delicate snowflake ornament is perfect for that.



This decorative ball is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 19.5 cm. I decorated all the outlines with Deko-Ice so the ball sparkles beautifully. The assembly instructions are described in detail, illustrated, and easy to follow, but to ensure the ball looks even in the end, you’ll need some crafting experience and should have worked on similar projects before.

Also perfect as pretty winter decor is the Snowman Lamp Flocke.
Especially in the cold season, we love this cozy, dim lighting. 

click here for the pattern

      

You will receive a detailed 20-page crochet and craft pattern with lots of photos to follow along with.
A chart for the snowflake pattern is also included.
Suitable for advanced crocheters.

You can also give your home a bit of a wintery touch with a window decoration.



The window decoration is made of photo cardstock and tracing paper and measures approximately 65 x 47 cm. If you’re good with a craft knife, you’ll be able to recreate this picture easily.

Great headband with a braided cable pattern! The "Ayleen" headband keeps your ears warm and is fluffy soft. You need less than 50g of yarn, and it’s an exciting, quick project for the cold season. 









Click here for the knitting pattern!

This tea light holder is illuminated from the inside, which sets it apart from many other tea light holders I have in my store.



The holder is made of photo cardstock and tracing paper, measures approximately 10 x 7.5 x 10 cm, and is suitable only for LED lights. With a little crafting experience—especially experience cutting with a craft knife—it’s very easy to recreate.

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. Grab your crochet hook!





Click here for the pattern!