300+: Classics for Fall, Advent, and Christmas—Make Them Now

Dear users, dear authors,
download these tried-and-true patterns for fall, Advent, and Christmas now and start crafting right away .

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You’ll find Rudolph – The Red-Nosed Moose in two versions in my shop.

First, as Little Reindeer, which is super cute as a decoration or small gift...

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...and as Rudolph, a dangly toy that’s perfect for cuddling and playing and has enough space for a music box.

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Both versions were made using cotton yarn with a length of 125 m/50 g and a size 2.5 crochet hook—you’ll find more detailed information in the respective patterns.

Have fun crocheting :)

Warm socks are an absolute must-have in your fall and winter wardrobe. For anyone who doesn’t like knitting a standard heel, here’s a solution. The mowi heel is incredibly easy to knit—explained here using 3 needles (CraSyTrio). Four sizes are described in detail.

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Fall is the perfect time for shoulder warmers. This round collar can be worn comfortably under sweaters or blouses and keeps your neck and nape nice and warm. Of course, it also makes a lovely gift.

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Some Christmas preparations can be done as early as September, which is very practical. So if you’re planning to make an Advent calendar, now is a good time to do it.



This calendar is made of cardstock and measures approximately 28 x 4.5 x 32 cm. The individual boxes measure approximately 4.5 x 4.5 x 7.8 cm; they are glued in only one spot and otherwise held together with tabs. The calendar is very easy to make and is also suitable for beginners.

I have a few patterns in my shop for the cooler season.......



Knitting pattern for a baby blanket—cable-style without a cable needle—knitted with knit and purl stitches. 



Warm little feet for the baby—knitted baby booties combined with a crocheted trim. 



When it gets cooler in the fall, a little hat is always very welcome. This hat with its fun points can be knitted in 3 sizes (0–24 months). 

As early as fall, as soon as the days start to get cooler, this cozy cowl featuring Tobi the little bear cub is a great companion for little girls or boys. The cowl is knitted in double knitting, making it nice and dense and attractive from both sides. 



Knitting pattern for the “Winter Dream” cowl

If you’d like to make these 18 snowflakes for your windows, you can find the templates for them in my store.



The templates are intended for tissue paper or similarly thin paper. The finished snowflakes are approx. 19 cm in size and are cut from folded paper squares as usual. For crafting beginners, there is an illustrated pattern and a folding guide.

Are there any other classics?

This knitted collar is a lovely alternative to a loop or infinity scarf. It’s knitted using only knit and purl stitches 



This pattern is also suitable for beginners with a little practice. Scarf "Night in Toronto" is knitted using only knit and purl stitches, and the pattern is simply fun to knit  



A cable look without a cable needle—you can knit this great cable look using just knit and purl stitches.