Soft, warm, and cozy: start crafting now

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find beautiful patterns that are warm , soft , and cozy .
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@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

Knitting pattern for a large shawl with a beautiful lace pattern

Knitted from 200 grams of a light, fluffy yarn, this large shawl is perfect for snuggling up in. It’s also great for new moms who have to get up at night to breastfeed and comfort their babies. 



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

Knitted on circular needles, this style is worn doubled. The higher you knit it, the warmer it’ll keep you on your walks. The pattern is worked using only knit and purl stitches. 



This scarf —knitted using knit and purl stitches—turned out wonderfully soft, made with yarn from Schachenmayr. 25 grams equals 113 m, and I used 150 grams. 

This raglan sweater made from cuddly-soft alpaca wool is knitted top-down with raglan shaping, very simply with knit and purl stitches and pretty stripes on the upper body. It fits sizes 40/42.

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A baby wants to lie in bed in a warm, soft sleeping bag in the evening. This sleeping bag fits up to one year and is knitted from cuddly-soft merino wool.

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This sweater for 4- to 5-year-olds is knitted from very soft sock yarn—with a collar and button placket, it is comfortable and keeps the neck nice and warm.

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Stole Tu

The Stole Tu is just perfect for snuggling up in. And it’s easy to make. The broomstick lace crochet technique is very easy to learn. I’ll show you how it’s done in my pattern, which you can get in my Blickfang-Design store.

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Large Fluffy Shawl Tonke

The large Fluffy Shawl Tonke will keep you warm and cozy. Puff stitches and double crochet create an especially beautiful pattern here. Crochet it as large as you like, then you can really wrap yourself up in it and be well protected from wind and weather.

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Soft, warm, and cozy are, for example, these designs from my shop. They have already been made countless times and are certainly being worn a lot right now. For more pictures, information, and the pattern, just click on the headings.

Warm regards from Ina

Winter Set Andrea
I designed it for my dear friend Andrea. She always gets cold quickly, so the hat is basically knitted double. She especially likes the beautiful thick cable at the edge. An infinity scarf or scarf goes well with it.





Warm Poncho in One Size
This is also a popular winter classic with my customers. It is knitted from cozy yarn with 54% virgin wool as a top-down raglan. So we start at the turtleneck and knit toward the hem. You can decide the length yourself, according to your preference and yarn supply. There are two ways to wear it






Felted Boots with a Cuffed Top
Warm feet are a real treat in winter. And for that you need really good slippers that keep you warm, too. Felt is perfect for this. It provides warmth and well-being and creates a thick buffer against the cold floor. It helps regulate temperature and repels dirt. You can make the felted slippers in all sizes.

My bunny blanket is soft, warm, and cozy .
Knitted with thick needles, it looks great on any sofa. It makes an excellent Easter gift for your little “bunnies.” There’s still time......!

Brand new in the shop is AnKaBu, a super-soft cowl made from 200 g of cashmere.
Of course, it can also be knitted with other yarn that has a yardage of 200 m per 100 g.
It is started in the round at the neck with simple 2-color brioche stitch and then continued flat in rows with a slip-stitch pattern.

Here is the pattern: AnKaBu

These patterns will keep you warm and cozy:

Knitted scarf Mafura in double-face style.
This one uses three colors instead of two,

The three-page PDF file is suitable for advanced knitters.




Soul warmer Konpaku for when your back feels chilly.

This beginner-friendly model is knitted from the center outward and can be made as large as you like.




The double-face spiral socks Uzumakisen will keep your feet warm.

The 3-page PDF file includes written instructions as well as photos and a knitting chart.
It is suitable for advanced knitters.

My Big Poncho Sweater is knitted with DK yarn, so it’s finished relatively quickly.
Since it’s knitted from the top down, you can easily adjust the size. The patterns are simple and explained in detail.

This cozy eye-catcher for your hands is quick to crochet and makes a great gift.
Warm, soft, cozy, and absolutely practical—that’s what wrist warmers, also called fingerless mitts, are.
They keep your wrists warm without restricting your freedom of movement.

The pictured mitts measure 11 cm x 19 cm, the size can be adjusted individually.
They are crocheted in the so-called smock stitch (Tunisian crochet), which is explained in detail with photos; the pattern also includes a crochet chart for the smock stitch.

Wrist warmers / fingerless mitts, Tunisian crochet


I used the following materials:

• Myboshi velvet / 100 g = 100 m / for one pair of mitts you’ll need approx. 70 g
• Tunisian crochet hook size 7
• Measuring tape
• Needle and scissors

The pattern is beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.

Are there more patterns?