Handmake clothing for fall and winter now

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find lovely designs for warm, comfortable + charming clothing for fall and winter. Download and get started right away. It’s cheaper with the store credit account.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links directly to the respective pattern, good pictures, and info about materials, etc. 

This children's sweater made from sock yarn fits ages 4–5. It has a collar and a button placket. It’s one of my granddaughter’s favorites.

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Men like to stay warm too. With this vest featuring a cable pattern, they’ll look timeless and are sure to feel comfortable.

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A raglan sweater for women or men made from sock yarn that is sure to keep you nice and warm.

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With a thin sweater underneath or a little jacket over it and thick tights, you’ll be ready for fall/winter with Sagoromo too.

Sagoromo is crocheted top-down as a raglan, so you can make your size to fit you perfectly.

The five-page PDF file with step-by-step instructions and photos is suitable for advanced crocheters.

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Cool days and really snuggling into soft wool? You can do that with the Honwaka soul warmer.

The knit-purl pattern can be worn on both sides.

The PDF file consists of 4 pages with step-by-step instructions and a knitting chart.
It is suitable for beginners.

To the pattern: *click*

For the coming cold days, a few designs 

Wrist Warmers 



Wrist Warmers 2



Leg Warmers to Knit 


If you're looking for information about my designs, click the matching caption.  Have fun browsing 

This cozy set makes it easy to cope when the days get cooler again. The “Celtic Sun” warms not only your head and neck, but also your soul. 

Both the hat and the cozy loop scarf are knitted in double-face. This allows you to wear them from either side. 




Knitting Pattern for the Reversible “Celtic Sun” Hat – in Double-Face 





Knitting Pattern for the “Celtic Sun” Cozy Loop Scarf / Shoulder Warmer – in Double-Face 

You can find the pattern for the gorgeous Penny sweater in my store, Blickfang-Design. Warm, comfortable, and a real eye-catcher!

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When it gets colder outside, you’ll be glad to have this cardigan. You can crochet the Soeur Emanuelle cardigan using sock yarn. The back and front panels are worked in a shell stitch pattern that spans two rows. This pattern is easy and quick to follow, so you’ll have your new favorite piece of clothing in no time.

You can find the pattern in my store, Blickfang-Design.

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The Sansibu shirt can be worn on its own or with a long-sleeved shirt underneath.
It is knitted in 2 pieces and sewn together at the sides.
It is designed to be oversized.


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The Big Poncho Pullover is knitted from top to bottom and can therefore be adjusted in size at any time.
The stitch patterns are described in detail.


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A classic, beautiful winter hat in all sizes:



Knitting pattern Winter Hat "Zandvoort"


For fall, a wonderful headband with a cable pattern and clever twist, in all sizes:



Knitting pattern Headband "Ayleen"


When it gets really cold, a cozy cowl with an impressive pattern:



Cowl "Catherine" Tunisian crochet

This time I have knitted items for fall and winter:


I especially like wearing the Sweater with ethnic pattern and fringe during transitional weather. It is knitted from pure cotton and is therefore breathable and not too warm. You can also easily wear a shirt underneath, so you can take the sweater off when the sun comes out at midday in the fall.
The knitted-in ethnic border adds variety while crafting. And in between there are “recovery times” with the solid-color stockinette sections, which you can easily knit on the side in front of the TV or during a coffee chat.


The “Blue Lagoon” sweater is also a good choice for wearing a shirt underneath. It is knitted from sock yarn, which makes it wonderfully lightweight. The lace pattern repeats every 2 rows, so it is also easy to knit in front of the TV, especially since the color gradient here comes straight from the skein.


And I have something for the little ones for transitional weather, too: the “Railroad” children’s jacket
is described in sizes 80/86 and 92. It closes at the front with a zipper, so there’s no annoying buttoning. The appliqués are crocheted.

I also have some more recommendations for clothing for fall and winter. Here you go—just have a look for yourselves and see what you like. I hope you enjoy looking through them and making them.

Warm regards from Ina

Fingerless mitts with a decorative cable
They’re always popular with young people because your fingers stay free for using your phone :-) You can knit them in 2 sizes. We knit them with a set of double-pointed needles. The thumb gusset is well designed, so everything fits nicely. The inside is knitted in stockinette stitch.





Warm poncho in one size
It is knitted as a top-down raglan. Quick to knit with bulky yarn, quick to slip on. It keeps you nice and warm and is casual and comfortable.





One-Step Felt Booties
These are a must for anyone who suffers from cold feet. They are knitted in one piece and felted in the washing machine. Because the felted shoe is cut higher, it keeps the ankle nice and warm, where the blood vessels run. If this area is warm, your feet will be warm.

I’ve put together a selection for you called “Everything for the Neck and Shoulders.” For all these patterns, you only need to know knit and purl stitches. 



Knitting pattern for a collar - a lovely alternative to an infinity scarf or scarf. Knit using knit and purl stitches on circular needles. 



A cable-like look without a cable needle - this infinity scarf is knitted using only knit and purl stitches.  



Knitting pattern for a scarf. It begins and ends with a pointed tip - this has the advantage that if you wrap the scarf around your neck multiple times, you can easily tuck the ends underneath. 

I'd like to show you an RVO sweater (RVO = raglan from the top down) in a children's size.
It starts with a small rolled-edge collar and the raglan lines are knitted in a cable pattern .
After that, it continues in two colors with a striped pattern and the cuffs are knitted in a cable pattern again.
You definitely won't get bored, and except for the cable cuffs, the sweater is also absolutely TV-friendly.

Click here to go to the knitting pattern for Lina's Favorite Sweater III



I'd like to show you another RVO crochet sweater for the transitional season for women.
It starts with a clever foundation stitch,
which makes it unnecessary to crochet around the neckline afterward.
This time, the pattern of the raglan line repeats in the front area of the crochet sweater
and also continues under the arm.
The sleeves get another pattern that runs from the top all the way to the end of the sleeves.
You won't get bored with this sweater either.  

Click here to go to the crochet pattern for the Waldmeister Sweater







Finally, I'd like to show you a quick project: my Rapünzchen wrist warmers.
They are crocheted with a cable pattern, which looks more complicated than it is.


Click here to go to the crochet pattern for the Rapünzchen wrist warmers







Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun knitting and crocheting