Download the new knitting patterns for December 2020 now

Dear users, dear authors,
Download the latest knitting patterns now and start knitting right away. Have fun!

@Authors,
you can showcase your new knitting patterns from December 2020 and November 28, 29, and 30 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

Just finished knitting and already much loved: this reversible “Zauberwiese” beanie, with glittering birds and dandelion seed heads. The beanie is knitted in double-face; it is cuddly soft and can be worn on either side. The size is individually adjustable, and the pattern explains exactly how to do it.

You’ll also find a pattern for the matching “Zauberwiese” loop in my shop.



Here is the knitting pattern for the “Zauberwiese” reversible beanie

This adorable overall makes sure that dolls and teddy bears (45–50 cm) no longer have to get cold. It is knitted top-down raglan style and is easy to make with the pattern. The overall also fits small newborns.

Go to the knitting pattern

A new loop scarf with a story has arrived in my shop. The “Friends in the Park” loop scarf tells the story of Filou, a puppy who runs into the nearby park with his ball and spends a fun afternoon there with his friend Benno and other animals.

The loop scarf is knitted in double-faced fabric and can be worn on either side. It’s suitable for children, teens, and adults.



Knitting pattern for the “Friends in the Park” loop

The “Winter Sun” headband is perfect for the current weather—it keeps your ears wonderfully warm and its sunny motif puts you in a good mood. Since the headband is knitted using the double-face technique, it’s extra dense and looks great from both sides. 

You’ll receive detailed instructions for the double-face basics together with the pattern for the headband. This is a great beginner project for the double-face knitting technique—why not give it a try!



Knitting pattern for the “Winter Sun” headband

Just listed: the cabled poncho is knitted with 300 g of yarn with a yardage of approx. 450 m per 100 g.
2 testers also knitted it with gradient yarn; it can also be knitted with 420 m, in which case you may need 350 g.

The pattern is described in detail; the narrow lace pattern is absolutely suitable for beginners.

New in my shop is this tutorial for double-face knitting with a lace pattern.
With it, you can make lace work opaque in one working step.
For the sample cloth shown, I used 11 g of polyamide yarn for needle size 4.5 each.
Other yarn is also suitable for this.

The PDF file consists of 3 pages with written instructions and a knitting chart.

To the pattern: *click*