Stay warm while working from home, at the office, or on the job.

Dear users, dear authors,
Many of you are working from home , and if you want to stay warm while doing so, you’ll find suitable, soft, warm, and cozy patterns right here in this thread. Have fun crafting.

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget to include links, pictures, and other details. All patterns featured here must not have been promoted on the forum in the past 4 weeks, must have at least 25 sales, and must have a conversion rate (CR) of at least 3%. 

“Primadonna” Jacket/Vest



Click here for the pattern 

This jacket is super cozy and warm—it’s sure to keep you warm while you’re sitting quietly at your desk working from home. 
You can make it without checking gauge. I used a 4-ply yarn here and worked with crochet hooks sizes 4.0 and 4.5.
Of course, any other yarn will work too.
The pattern is written and illustrated. 
If you still have any questions, feel free to send me a message here—I’ll reply as soon as possible. 

If you work from home at a desk, you don’t have to wear pumps. You can slip your feet into very comfortable and warm felt shoes. This way, your feet stay warm even during video conferences :-)

Here, I’d like to introduce you to two particularly warm styles that keep your feet so toasty simply because they’re cut a little higher. The rule is: If your ankle is warm, your whole foot is warm. That’s because the blood vessels that supply the foot run along the ankles beneath the thin skin. If this area gets cold, your feet will get cold. So remember: You have to keep your ankles warm—that’s what keeps your feet warm.

One-Step Felt Booties

You can knit them in any size and color combination. They’re knitted in one piece and felted in the washing machine. For the sole, you can choose between a silicone coating or a leather sole, which needs to be sewn on. The pattern explains all of this in detail.





Felt Boots with a Rolled Cuff

In my opinion, these are just a tad warmer because you can choose the thickest, warmest wool you have for the rolled cuff. And with real wool all around the ankle, the cold doesn’t stand a chance. Yet you won’t overheat in felt shoes because they’re breathable and regulate temperature. For this model, we’ll sew on the rolled cuff later.





I hope you enjoy looking at them and making your own.
Warm regards from Ina