New Knitting Patterns for December 2021: Start Knitting Now

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With this cute headband featuring little snow bunnies, you can make a child happy this Christmas! It knits up pretty quickly, so you’ll still have time to put it under the Christmas tree as a gift. The headband is knitted using the double-face technique, which makes both sides look beautiful—so it can even be worn either way. A detailed pattern for the double-face knitting technique is included.




Knitting pattern: “Snow Bunnies” Headband

Want to whip up a little gift for under the tree using just a little yarn and crocheting it up pretty quickly? Then I have an adorable knitting pattern for you here: the “Little Feet” washcloth made from cozy, soft yarn...
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Knitting pattern for a hat suitable for head circumferences from 33 cm to 55 cm—easy to follow with this pattern.

The pattern includes written instructions and a knitting chart. 

Dishcloths and washcloths are always a great way to use up leftover yarn. They also make a welcome gift that brings joy.

The pattern is easy to follow. Beginners with basic skills can learn 6 different knitting patterns here.

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A little sunshine really brightens things up on gloomy days! This reversible hat featuring the Celtic sun not only keeps your head warm but also puts you in a good mood :-) The hat is knitted using the double-face technique, so it can be worn on either side. Detailed instructions covering the basics of double-face knitting are included.



Knitting Pattern: Reversible Hat “Celtic Sun”

Knitting pattern for baby shoes

These little shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. Depending on the yardage and needle size, these shoes will have a sole length of 9–10 cm.

A baby blanket is practical for every new arrival, and since my coworker just became a dad, there’s a new pattern: the Emil Baby Blanket.

It’s knitted using only knit and purl stitches, so little fingers can’t get caught anywhere. Plus, parents don’t have to worry about which side is the front or back, and it’s easy to care for since it’s knitted with sock yarn.

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