New Knitting Patterns for October 2020: Start Knitting Now.

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find the latest knitting patterns from October 2020 .
Have fun recreating them.

@Authors,
you can showcase your new knitting patterns from September 28, 29, and 30, as well as from October 2020, here. Don’t forget to include links, pictures, information, etc.

Bring sparkle and magic into your life with this “Life is magic” gym bag. It will make unicorn fans young and old happy :-) The base is crocheted in single crochet stitches, and the rest of the gym bag is knitted in double knitting. The carry-along metallic thread sparkles and glitters beautifully when the light hits it!



You can find more information and the pattern here.

How about knitting such an adorable outfit for your child’s or grandchild’s baby doll? Their eyes will light up—maybe for Christmas?

The outfit consists of a sweater, pants, and a headband. It also fits small newborns or preemies and is easy to put on and take off thanks to the cord closure. The sweater is knitted as a top-down raglan and has a slight cable detail along the raglan lines. This is explained well in the pattern.

You should have some knitting experience; the pattern explains everything else step by step. The sleeves and the pants can easily be made into a longer version. Just knit a few more rows. You’ll also find more details about this in the pattern.

To the knitting pattern

 

 

Deep in the west—at "Point du Raz"—where the Atlantic thunders against the rocky coast and a stiff breeze blows our way... warm socks are essential! My new design "Westside Socks", with its ribbed wave pattern, is just the thing for big boys, real men, and strong women!

And one special feature of these socks is the heel called the "Strong Heel"—it is really easy to knit, is worked almost entirely in the round, can be easily adapted to any foot shape or foot width, and has an excellent fit.

Curious? Then get the knitting pattern right here: Westside Socks

Happy knitting from
Annette

Just in: Nawa-Ami socks with an Irish cable pattern.

Since Nawa-Ami is knitted with polyamide, these socks are also suitable for people who are allergic to sheep’s wool.
If you prefer to work with sock yarn, you can use that instead.

The PDF file consists of three pages and is suitable for knitters who have basic knowledge of knitting socks and cable patterns.

You can find more information here: *click*

A lovely project that can make long TV nights even more enjoyable is this poncho made from sock yarn. It’s one-size-fits-all and is wonderfully easy to knit, even for beginners (with some knitting experience). You’ll be thrilled, especially when you wear it and it keeps you cozy and warm. The fringe makes this poncho something special.

Go to the knitting pattern

Dreamy, elegant, and beautiful—they are, the “Fairy Forest” wrist warmers. Embark on a journey in the early morning hours, when the first rays of sunlight touch the treetops and nature’s fairies breathe new life into the world...

An intricate cable pattern adorns the back of the hand, flowing into the treetops of a stately tree and crowned by a pointed edge reminiscent of dragons. Keep your hands warm while still retaining full sensitivity in your fingertips. On cold days, these wrist warmers awaken a longing for the magical power of spring.







Knitting pattern for “Fairy Forest” Wrist Warmers