25+: Stay Warm Through the Winter

Dear users, dear designers,
Download gorgeous warm winter designs now and get started right away.

@Designers,
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This pretty button-up collar can be worn in different ways—as a collar, a scarf, or a turtleneck. It is very quick and easy to knit and is also suitable for beginners who have knitted before.

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Babies feel most comfortable in warm leggings made from cuddly-soft sock yarn. They comfortably move with every motion and even grow along with the child. They fit from 6 to approx. 24 months. I’m seeing that right now with my granddaughter.

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The leggings for toddlers (3–5 years) made from sock yarn are just as comfortable and wonderfully warm. Ideal for walks or visits to the playground.

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Socks are generally very popular. But a complicated heel often puts people off knitting them.
With the brilliantly simple mowi heel, it’s completely different. Knitting socks is so much fun that the whole family will get a pair. The pattern includes 4 sizes in detail and information for other sizes.

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A lovely gift that will be a delightful surprise: these lucky ladybug oven mitts. Even beginners can crochet them very easily, and they’re a pretty eye-catcher in any kitchen.

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If you like to crochet and have colorful leftover yarn, then this tissue box is ideal. It’s very easy to crochet, even for beginners who have crocheted before. As a gift or an eye-catcher, it’s best to crochet several right away. They’re guaranteed to go like hotcakes.

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A convertible pinafore dress like this is something very special. It fits from 1.5 up to 5 years, has knitted-in little hearts, no seams, and is very easy to knit from the pattern. 

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Every little doll mom is happy when she can dress her baby doll just as cutely as a real baby. Children’s eyes will light up when you give these clothes as a gift. Here are two designs that are best knitted together right away. Both are worked top-down in one piece and are easy to make with the pattern.

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To the knitting pattern - sweater with side button placket

The Passion Cowl is just right for these temperatures and is knitted with just 200 g per 100 m, so it’s finished really quickly! 
And it can be worn on both sides.



We are two Finkli (baby shoes) and we belong together, which is why we are called a pair of Finkli or baby shoes. We are soft and keep little feet nice and warm. The babies who get us don’t want any others and are happy to wear us. We are quick to knit and super brilliantly easy to make. Colorful and bright leftover yarn is very welcome here, which is
perfect for mixing and matching.

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Warm Through the Winter - designs for the whole family



Knitting pattern - cable look without a cable needle

This scarf is knitted using only knit and purl stitches. This design is also suitable for beginners. 



Knitting pattern for a scarf

This design is also knitted using only knit and purl stitches. The scarf begins with a point and ends the same way. This design is suitable for knitting beginners. 



Knitting pattern for a turtleneck collar - worn like a loop scarf, this collar also warms the shoulder and neck area. It is knitted with circular knitting needles. 



Knitting pattern for a hat - this design is offered in 8 sizes. The pattern is also explained in the instructions for knitting beginners, with lots of pictures. 



Knitting pattern for baby shoes

This design is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. Experience with a cable needle is recommended. 

"Warm through the winter" - a lovely theme. The prerequisite for warmth is a material that really keeps us warm. For me, there is nothing better than wool. Here are my suggestions for you. You can find more pictures, information, and the pattern by clicking on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at, making, and wearing these items.

Warm regards from Ina

Scarf with Beaded Edge
This keeps you warm because it is knitted from cuddly-soft cashmere wool. I don't know any softer wool, and I love wearing it myself. As a chic detail, it has small beads knitted into the edge.



Warm Poncho
It is knitted as a top-down raglan and can be adjusted to any size. Just throw it on and feel warm and cozy in it.



Felted Boots with Roll-Top Cuffs
Everyone is guaranteed to have warm feet in these. You can knit them in all sizes: first the foot, then the roll-top cuff separately. The washing machine takes care of the felting. The cuff is sewn on after felting.



Universal Cowl
This is quick to knit for the whole family. You always need one. And if it is knitted from real wool, it will keep you warm too.



Wrist Warmers
If you want warm hands while still keeping your fingers free, you need wrist warmers. These are especially decorative thanks to the cable on the top. The thumb is well shaped, so they fit perfectly.



Felted Moccasins
These are, so to speak, the little sister of the felted boots. The felted moccasins are not as high, but they keep you almost just as warm. They are perfect for homes with underfloor heating, because they are breathable and simply release excess warmth through the felt to the outside. They are perfect for travel too.



Baby Kicking Bag
Babies in particular need a lot of warmth to feel comfortable and maintain their body temperature. Of course, they want to kick their legs in winter too, but they shouldn't get cold while doing it. A kicking bag is ideal here: the tummy and kidneys are wrapped up warmly, while the feet can kick around in the kicking bag to their heart's content. It keeps them reliably warm and is breathable, because it is made from cuddly-soft fine merino wool. The colors come straight from the ball of yarn.



One-Step Felted Booties
I like these very much too - namely because they reliably keep feet warm. But also because you can knit this higher felted-shoe version in one piece. The washing machine takes care of the felting.



Turtleneck Sweater
Our little dolls don't want to freeze either. A little sweater can be knitted quickly from a bit of yarn. This one is knitted as a top-down raglan and therefore has no seams.



The Ice Princess's Coat
This is also a beautiful new garment for winter. You'd almost like to have it in a large size for yourself, wouldn't you? It is also knitted as a top-down raglan.

Pullover Romy

The simple Pullover Romy is a wonderful companion for the cold season. It can be styled in many ways and is suitable for many occasions.

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Triangular Shawl Loujain

With the Loujain shawl, you can wrap yourself up nice and warm. You can make it in any size. Choose yarn in the color you like best, and you'll create your own one-of-a-kind piece.

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Crochet pattern for a headband

You should know how to work single crochet, double crochet, and half double crochet stitches; then you can easily crochet this headband in your desired size.



Knitting pattern for a hat in 8 sizes - for the whole family

Knitted with knit and purl stitches, this stitch is easy to recreate with the detailed pattern.



Knitting pattern for a loop scarf - cable look without a cable needle

This design is knitted using only knit and purl stitches, and the loop scarf is worn doubled.



Knitting pattern for baby shoes

These shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. This pattern is created with slipped stitches.

Our men need something warm for winter too.
My Eifelyak is understated and warm, since it is knitted with yak yarn. With 300 g at a yardage of 200 m per 100 g, it turns out really cozy. The patterns are explained in detail.

 Here is the pattern