Snuggle up with crafts for fall, Advent, and Christmas

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find patterns for fall , Advent , and Christmas to help you get cozy . This is going to be great.

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include links, pictures, information, etc.

Snowman 

Christmas tree 


Pine cone


Two balls of yarn, knitting needles, a cozy sofa, a nice cup of tea or coffee—and off you go :-) 

These double-knit cowls are just the thing when the temperatures start to drop. Cozy, lovely and warm, and even knitting the beautiful motifs is great fun!




Knitting pattern for the “Winter Dream” cowl





Knitting pattern for the “Magic Meadow” cowl





Knitting pattern for the “Friends in the Park” cowl

Crochet Pattern: Little Fir Tree, Little Christmas Tree




Pattern for a Scarf Collar




Yarn Basket with Net


How about this triangular shawl? It’s cozy and warm



You’ll find more information by clicking the link.

Have fun browsing!

Knitting pattern for a loop scarf with a cable-look design without a cable needle - knit in the round using knit and purl stitches



Babies need warm little feet - this model is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and you should have practice using a cable needle. 



Knitting pattern for a hat for the whole family - for this model, you only need to know knit and purl stitches. 

Just in time for the start of fall, I’d like to introduce you to this tea light holder from my store.

Although I usually work with photo cardstock, I decided to use leather-textured paper for this model: The paper has an interesting texture and gives the holder a very elegant look.



The tea light holder measures approx. 16 x 19 cm, is very easy to make, and is also ideal for beginners who are comfortable using a craft knife.

Are there any other cozy projects?

Fall gets cozy with a lovely warm blanket................ I’m showing you baby blankets here, but all blankets can be customized individually to your desired size. 



Crocheted blanket - this pattern starts in the center and is crocheted in spiral rounds. 





For this crocheted blanket I used lots of different individual yarn scraps. It also starts in the center, and the pattern runs over 2 rounds. 



Knitted blanket - cable look without a cable needle - using only knit and purl stitches