Beanies, Hats, Scarves and Loops: Stylish Through Fall and Winter

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find enchanting designs for beanies, hats, scarves and loops. Get started now.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

Beanies, loops, and all these beautiful accessories are rewarding craft projects - they don’t use too much yarn, work up relatively quickly, and you can never really have enough of them 😀

Here you’ll find a small selection of my designs - all are knitted in doubleface. Just click the relevant link to get to the knitting pattern. 



With this loop "Love & Energy" you can snuggle up nice and cozy in love and energy. 




The beanie "Hearts" is wonderfully soft and a great gift for little ones! 




For all globetrotters and New Zealand fans, this beanie "Kiwi Love" is a must! It’ll have you dreaming of the other side of the world while you knit 😉

You’ll find more designs for young and old in my Shop. 

This super-comfortable, fluffy, and beautiful “Zandvoort” winter hat is suitable for women, men, and children alike. The hat can be knitted in all sizes—simply perfect for your everyday winter life and skiing holiday.





Knitting Pattern for the “Zandvoort” Winter Hat


Fluffy, warm, stylish: The “Catherine” neck warmer is a real eye-catcher and wraps you in extra-cozy wool. The neck warmer is very easy to make and suitable for beginners. Made in Tunisian crochet with super-soft, thick yarn, the “Catherine” neck warmer is a quick project that’s a lot of fun!





“Catherine” Neck Warmer, Tunisian Crochet

Hats are always a good idea—whether knitted or crocheted—and when it gets chilly around your ears, you’ll be all the happier to keep them warm.

Nikubori is crocheted with two colors.
The stitch skills required include post double crochet, among others.
You can find more details in the pattern: *click*



The knitted hat Maru is especially warm thanks to the use of seven-ply yarn.
The knit-purl pattern is easy to learn.

To the pattern: *click*

Josephine triangular shawl

The Josephine V-shaped shawl is easy to crochet and quick to finish. Any cozy yarn you’d like to wrap yourself up in will work.
to the pattern





Henry men’s scarf

The Henry men’s scarf is made in a raised-stitch pattern. You can make it for someone dear to you or for yourself. The scarf suits women too, especially if it isn’t made in gray.
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I’d like to warmly invite you to browse my Blickfang-Design store, where you’ll find lovely patterns waiting for you to make them.

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Babies and toddlers don’t really like having something pulled over their heads. This hat keeps the head and neck nice and warm and can be comfortably opened and closed at the front. And the knitting is easy to do, even for beginners. Basic skills are required.

Go to the knitting pattern




The next larger model is constructed in a similar way, but with a different stitch pattern. The special knitting technique creates an air cushion that keeps it nice and warm.

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A button-up collar scarf is super practical. It keeps your neck and throat warm and can also be worn as a scarf—perfect for anyone who doesn’t usually like wearing scarves. Easy to knit with the knitting pattern. Use regular sock yarn or leftover yarn with a similar yardage.

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This fringed scarf has a simple pattern, looks elegant, and can be worn in several different ways. The scarf is quick
to knit, ideal for knitting during an evening in front of the TV.


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A beautiful crochet project: a scarf made up of several floral patterns. The length can be adjusted. This scarf—or elegant stole— is perfect for spring, worn with a coat or jacket. I crocheted this scarf in a single color, but I can easily imagine it in multiple colors, for example, using bobble yarn.

See the pattern 

All knitted hats are available in 8 sizes—from a head circumference of 30–33 cm up to size 55 cm



This loop stitch pattern is very easy to make and can be worn very nicely both with a gradient yarn cake and without.  Click here for the pattern



For this model, you only need to know knit and purl stitches



You can find a beautiful model with a lace pattern and cable-look design here

When it gets really cold, the Gelting Set is just the thing. The reversible hat and snug-fitting reversible loop scarf (each knitted in two layers) are guaranteed to keep the wind out. The reversible loop scarf is perfect for cycling, since nothing slips or flutters.
The pattern comes in many sizes, suitable for women, men, and children!
The hat and loop scarf patterns are also available separately.

Gelting Set



Classic, suitable for both women and men.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/54942/haekelmuetze-norway

This special cowl stands out thanks to its sophisticated pattern and eye-catching zigzag edge.
You’ll receive detailed instructions as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.
Click here for the pattern

You always need hats and scarves. Every year, something new. And once it gets cold, you need them urgently. So it’s best if you get started right away. Here are my customers’ favorite patterns for you:

Modern Slouchy Hat with Scarf
-> The set consists of a modern slouchy hat and a matching scarf made from snuggly soft baby alpaca. The hat weighs only 115 g and doesn’t feel too heavy on your head, so you can quickly tuck it into your handbag, for example in a warm department store. Thanks to the baby alpaca, it still keeps you nice and warm, though.



Loop Featherlight
-> My secret favorite for fall and winter. It is knitted from cuddly soft cashmere yarn with a silk content. The yarn is very soft and doesn’t scratch. It keeps you warm and is breathable. At 50 or 75 g, the loop sits very lightly and fluffily on your shoulders. Once you put it on, you won’t want to take it off again. In any case, I can no longer imagine the cold season without this loop. This one here in beige is my favorite because the color goes with many other things.



Universal Loop for the Whole Family
- You can knit it in 3 different sizes. The colors come straight from the ball of yarn, but it also looks good in a solid color. You can always use one, and it’s also quick to knit in colors to match your new winter jacket.



I hope you have lots of fun making and wearing them.

Warm regards from Ina

A cable-look effect without a cable needle

Knitting pattern for a scarf - knitted using knit and purl stitches, you’ll get this great cable-look effect



This model starts with a pointed end and also finishes with a pointed end

Here too, only knit and purl stitches are used. This model is also suitable for beginners.

Click here for the pattern

The cooler season is just around the corner. I can show you designs for different head sizes

This way to the pattern for the loop

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For a doll child (43 cm tall), the set includes:

• Gloves
• Hat

This way to the pattern for a 43 cm tall doll


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The pattern for doll size 32 cm includes

• Hat
• Gloves
• Scarf
• and more

This way to the doll clothing

I have something very special to show you. 
Why not knit your name as a barcode!

This is not a normal pattern, but a pattern that shows how to design interesting stripes into an object.
These stripes are not just any stripes, but stripes with meaning and flair. The meaning and flair is the barcode. When we define our sequence of rounds or rows this way, we have immortalized our
individual name. It’s not a problem if no one can read it, but we ourselves know the meaning, and that alone counts :-)

We generate the rows ourselves using Barcode 128, which includes and can display not only numbers but also lowercase and uppercase letters.

Attention, a pattern for a loop scarf and a shawl is included in this pattern.
But stripes for your other projects can also be calculated with this pattern.

If you’d like to know more about Barcode 128, here is a bit of theory:

Codeword is the term for a character.
A codeword in Code 128 always includes 3 bars and 3 spaces and always consists of 11 modules. For us, this means that a letter or a number always consists of 11 rows. The individual bars and spaces can be 1–4 rows wide.
A character begins with a bar and ends with a space. The following character begins again with a bar.

Since with our barcode we do not have to worry about readability by a scanner, and therefore the greatest possible contrast, we can use our favorite colors.
Basically, any yarn and needle size can be used for the stripe pattern. How to adapt the size to the yarn and text is described in detail.

Contents:

• Pattern for a loop scarf
• Pattern for a shawl
• Detailed description of how to create the barcode for a knitted piece
• Table of all letters and digits with information on the number of rows
• Examples and a helper table