25+: Fall and Halloween Treasures

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here you’ll find fantastic designs for fall and Halloween. Get started now.

@Authors,
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Still missing the right decoration for Halloween? Then get started this weekend!
You can easily finish each of the following suggestions in a weekend.

Decorations:

Bat light garland

 Skull lantern (candy jar)

Skull (with or without floral decoration)

And as a little treat for the children who ring your doorbell:

Halloween ghost finger puppets

Ghost bookmark

You can crochet all these things from leftover yarn you already have. So you don't need to go out and buy extra leftover yarn.

Oh Ruth, those are spookily beautiful fall decorations. For me, it’s more about the cozy side of fall. What do you need for that? Of course, something warm to wear. So here are my fall recommendations. I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina
PS. You’ll find more pictures, information, and the pattern if you click on the headings.

Universal Cowl for the Whole Family
You can knit it in any color and for the whole family. The beautiful colorful pattern appears right as you knit if you follow my yarn recommendation. But the cowl also looks great in a solid color.



Wrist Warmers
These are just right for fall, too. Your hands stay warm and you can still use your phone while you’re out and about. Even blowing your nose on the train is much easier with them, since you don’t have to take off any gloves. The wrist warmers have a beautiful cable pattern on top and are knitted in stockinette stitch on the inside. The thumb gusset is worked out precisely for a good fit.



Poncho
This universal poncho is great to wear in fall. Just throw it on, feel comfortable, and stay warm. It can be knitted for any size. We knit it as a top-down raglan. The cables and the edging all around are a lovely eye-catcher. You can make the hat or leave it out.



One-Step Felted Booties
They are the first choice against cold feet, which you can easily get in fall. They are knitted in one piece and felted in the washing machine. I just made a pair for my friend in size 40 in moss green with a gray cuff. You can make them in all sizes.



Felted Boots with Cuff
If you’d like something even more colorful, simply choose this model. Here you first knit the felted shoe, which can also be worn as ballet flats, and then sew on a colorful cuff. The cuff covers the ankles so the foot stays ideally warm. You can make this model in all sizes as well.

First ballet flats ...


then felted boots with cuff:


Felted Moccasins
Or maybe you prefer this version in a classic moccasin shape?


Felted Insoles
If you still have felting wool left over from knitting felted shoes, you can use it to make felted insoles yourself for rubber boots, clogs, or winter boots. It’s very easy and also very useful. The felted insoles are the buffer between the cold from below and your foot. That way you always have dry, warm feet.



Finally, here are a few outfits for the little dolls. They, too, are hanging their summer wardrobe in the closet and need something warmer.

How about a lovely turtleneck sweater?
You can knit it as long as you like. It is knitted as a top-down raglan. Maybe your little daughter will be happier to wear her turtleneck sweater afterward too ;-)



Or maybe you’d prefer something a bit more fairy-tale-like? Then I’m happy to recommend the "Ice Princess’s Coat". It is also knitted as a top-down raglan.

The first crisp autumn winds are blowing...

Crochet pattern for a headband

The size of this headband can easily be adjusted to your desired size. You should be familiar with single crochet, chain stitches, double crochet, and half double crochet.

The colorful leaves in two designs quickly and easily create a cheerful, vibrant atmosphere and chase away gloomy fall moods in no time.
Plus, the little leaves aren’t just a lovely eye-catcher — you can also use them as small mini sponges for facial care.

Together with a nice shower gel or a skincare cream, the colorful leaves also make a pretty little gift or hostess gift:



You can find the crochet pattern for the fall leaves here

In fall, we love to snuggle up and chill on the sofa all wrapped up warm, or enjoy the autumn weather on a walk. 


Swoncho Agnes

The Swoncho Agnes is a modern hybrid of a crochet sweater and poncho that lets you get really cozy. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by.

to the pattern





Triangle Shawl Loujain

The fashionable Loujain triangle shawl is easy to make and can be worked in any size and color you like. Just take the yarn you like, or that you may already have in your stash. Then you’re ready to get started...

to the pattern

I’d be happy if you visited my Blickfang-Design store. There you’ll find more designs that you’re sure to like. 

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In the fall, it’s very pleasant to keep your neck and nape cozy and warm. A collar scarf like this is very practical because you can wear it folded down as a collar or as a stand-up collar—whatever suits your needs at the moment. It even replaces a scarf.

A pretty accessory for low-cut outfits

Very easy to knit, even for beginners with some knitting experience.

To the knitting pattern

My grandchildren’s favorite clothes (ages 1.5 and 4) are leggings made from sock yarn. They can take a lot, are super comfortable (even with a diaper), and are always cozy and warm without trapping heat. 

Both leggings are easy to make. 

The baby leggings fit my granddaughter at 6 months and will surely still fit until she is 2 years old. So they really grow with her.

To the knitting pattern - baby leggings



The big sister’s leggings have fit for the second year now and will surely serve her well for even longer.

To the knitting pattern - leggings from age 3

You can snuggle up wonderfully in this beautiful poncho "Cappuccino" when the days get colder - thanks to two cleverly placed buttons, this poncho is a true transformation artist. Since the buttons fit through the lace pattern, there is no need to work in buttonholes - so the buttons can be fastened wherever you like - creating many different ways to wear it.
Go to the pattern here

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Soul warmers are also wonderful for fall; here I’m showing you 2 models from my shop:

1) Soul warmer "Safia"
Go to the pattern here




2) With over 2200 sales, an absolute classic: soul warmer "little time-out"
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... and here are a few more cozy shawls with simple patterns in beautiful fall colors:

1)  Triangular shawl "Lilith" - quick to make and striking. 
Go to the pattern here



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2) The shawl "Red Coral" is also wonderfully suitable for beginners. It is quick, easy, and lots of fun to crochet... and an absolute joy to wear.
Go to the pattern here



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3) Chic, warm, and versatile: shawl "Cappuccino". A wonderfully soft, cozy shawl for fall. The pattern is very easy to crochet - making it absolutely beginner-friendly and perfect for a cozy evening in front of the TV.

Go to the pattern here

Light plays an important role in almost all fall and winter celebrations. On St. Martin's Day, everything revolves around lantern light.

If you and your child are taking part in a lantern parade and would like to make a lantern for it, you might really like this one, because it is not only beautiful but also very easy to make, handy, and comfortable to carry.



This St. Martin's lantern is made from photo cardstock and translucent paper and measures approx. 18 x 25 cm.

The autumn maple bonsai made from beads and wire is a decorative and extraordinary eye-catcher thanks to its colorful foliage in gorgeous autumn hues.



The bonsai is very easy to recreate, even if you’ve never worked with beads and wire before. Highly detailed photos with thorough explanations will help you successfully recreate this bonsai step by step.

You can find the craft pattern for the autumn bonsai here

Knitting Pattern for a Hat in 8 Sizes

The pattern uses knit stitches and purl stitches. The pattern guides you round by round to the finished hat. 



Knitting pattern for baby booties

Knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, these high-top booties make a lovely gift for new arrivals. 



Knitting pattern for a cowl —worn as a loop, it keeps your shoulders warm too.

Knitted on circular needles using knit and purl stitches, this pattern is also suitable for beginners.