New Knitting Patterns for February 2020

Dear users and authors,
here you’ll find the latest knitting patterns for February 2020.
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@Authors,
you can showcase the latest knitting patterns for February 2020 and January 29, 30, and 31, 2020 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, and other information.

This cozy hooded baby jacket is knitted from soft merino wool and is just the thing for those first spring walks. It fits babies from about 3 to 12 months.

The jacket is easy to knit and has no seams. Everything is clearly explained in the knitting pattern.

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The Poncho Cube gets its name from a simple cube pattern.
The patterns are explained in detail and also illustrated with charts.
You’ll need 300g of sock-weight yarn, including 100g in a contrasting color.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/58045/poncho-cube-wuerfel

My new knitting project is a wonderfully light shawl with a delicate beaded edge . The main body is knitted in stockinette stitch, and then we work in rocailles beads. The shawl is wonderfully soft and supple because it’s knitted from the softest cashmere wool blended with silk. There’s nothing more comfortable against the skin.

You can knit the shawl in two sizes.

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

I hope you enjoy this project and end up with a beautiful result.

Warm regards from Ina

Hello everyone,

today I posted my pattern for the knitted shawl "Christmas in July" online for you. This shawl was created in a project with a friend and is written for beginners.

What do you need to know?

• li = purl stitch
• MM = stitch marker
• re = knit stitch
• sm = slip marker
• Slip the stitch marker from one needle to the other.
• U = yarn over
• i-cord
  

You can get the pattern HERE

The figure-flattering Cube is the little brother of the Poncho Cube.
It can be worn as a skirt or a mini poncho. The cube pattern is really simple and, just like the other patterns, is explained in detail and illustrated with a chart.
You’ll need 200g of sock-weight yarn, preferably in high-contrast colors.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/58042/hueftschmeichler-oder-kurzponcho-cube

   

Arm Warmers "Winter's Dreams" - Especially now in the transitional season, arm warmers are wonderfully comfortable if your hands get cold quickly but you still need full freedom of movement! And if you're already longing for spring, simply knit them in this wonderfully sunny color! The lace pattern with the little bobbles is reminiscent of tulips slowly pushing up out of the ground and announcing spring! A simple rib pattern keeps the warmers securely on your arms. Prefer them with or without a thumb hole? Both versions are described, and you can also - as always with my patterns - work from the knitting chart or the description of all rounds.

A quick, fun knit that you can get here: Arm Warmers "Winter's Dreams"

Have fun knitting and looking forward to spring,
Annette

Knitting pattern for a spring hat

This model can be made in 7 sizes. From a head circumference of 36 cm for newborns up to 55 cm for adults. 

The pattern is described round by round, and there is also a knitting chart. It is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles / circular knitting needle, and knowledge of knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together is required.

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This truly simple yet effective pattern comes out so loose and fluffy that I knew right away: it had to become a hat. And
here it is, suitable for both women and men.

I knitted it twice with two different yarns: once with a yardage of 92
meters and once with a yardage of 120 meters per 50 grams each. So
the pattern includes the details for both materials. Even so,
everything can easily be converted for other yarns and other measurements. You’ll
only need 100 grams.

You start knitting with circular needles; during the decreases, you switch to a set of double-pointed needles. If you don’t like
knitting with a set of double-pointed needles, stay on the circular needles and leave out the
decreases. Anything is possible.

Have fun with it and best wishes
Caro from Fadenstrang

A versatile collar + scarf like this is very practical and a pretty accessory at the same time. It keeps you warm when you need it. It also nicely complements an open décolleté or a wide neckline with an additional collar. 

Best of all: It knits up super quickly and is easy to master even for beginners with knitting experience.

If you have leftover yarn - then this is the perfect project.

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For fans of knitted socks: Ankuretto - made up of knit and purl stitches as well as a lace pattern.
The model shown fits shoe sizes 37 - 39.

It is knitted with sock yarn (75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide) and a 2.5 mm set of double-pointed needles.

The 6-page PDF file contains written instructions with abbreviations, a knitting chart, and photos.

To the pattern: *click*