soft and fluffy: Enjoy matching patterns now

Dear users, dear authors, 
here in this thread you’ll find soft and fluffy patterns that are perfect for relaxing. Have fun with them.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns presented here must not have been featured in the forum in the past 3 weeks, must have at least 25 sales, and a conversion rate of 3% for both conversion rate values. 

Soft and fluffy—yes, that gives you cozy feelings just reading it. Who doesn’t love knitting with soft and fluffy yarn? It feels good to the touch and simply always looks enchanting in the end. Sometimes fluffy edges are enough to turn something ordinary into something special. I’ll show you two examples.

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

The Ice Princess’s Coat
This fairy-tale doll’s coat is enchanting again and again. All doll moms simply love it. We knit it in one piece as a top-down raglan.



Scarf with Beaded Lace
And then there’s also something for the grown-ups. They want luxury and fluffiness too, after all. So maybe treat yourself to a luxury scarf. This one is knitted from super-soft yarn made of cashmere and silk. It feels so soft against the skin—you’re going to love it. For decoration, small rocailles seed beads are knitted into the sides. You can make the beaded borders as long as you like, since the pattern is continuous.

For stuffed animals, I like to use plush yarn or chenille yarn so they turn out nice and soft and fluffy. Working with these yarns is a bit challenging, but it’s definitely worth it—you just can’t get such cuddly little animals with cotton, for example.

Chenille yarn is a bit easier to work with because you can usually still see the stitches quite well. But be careful: it tends to come apart when unraveled. That’s why I recommend that beginners start by crocheting the animal with cotton yarn as a practice project. There are a few tricks for working with plush yarn that help you see the stitches while crocheting, which I’ll cover in the patterns. Plus, plush yarn is forgiving of small mistakes since you can’t see the individual stitches. So don’t be afraid to give these yarns a try—you’ll be thrilled with the result!



Poldi the Mole is a great project for beginners because his shape is very easy to work with. On the right, you can see him made from cotton yarn; on the left, from chenille yarn.



I can also show you two versions of the kitten : on the left made from acrylic yarn, on the right from plush yarn. When sewing on the legs, you can also decide on the kitten’s pose (sitting or lying down).



The Alpaca Pamina is one of my granddaughter’s favorite animals. Here, I’ve combined plush and chenille yarn: I crocheted the snout, ears, and hooves from thin chenille yarn, and the rest from plush yarn (and the saddle is made of cotton).

Little dolls want to be dressed in cozy, warm, and soft clothes now, too. It’s best to knit a whole outfit set right away so the doll’s mommy has plenty to choose from and change them into. You can knit the pants with or without feet attached. The sweater is knitted as a top-down raglan and can be made with or without a tie. The hat looks absolutely adorable with the two pom-poms. Without them, it’s quick and easy to make.

This Christmas, you’ll see eyes light up when you give these cute little outfits as gifts. Or maybe you have dolls of your own that you’d like to knit something new for.

The clothes fit dolls that are about 35–40 cm tall. I knitted them using a blend of wool and acrylic, and some pieces are made of cotton.

You can find the knitting pattern here.

Cozy Sweater DIVA

This cozy sweater is 100% soft and fluffy!!! And it’s quick to make, too. I finished it in 3 days. The pattern is absolutely perfect for beginners. So you can design a great, stylish sweater all by yourself. As always, I’m happy to help with any questions—after all, crocheting is my passion.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/86563/kuschelpullover-diva