New Knitting Patterns December 2022: Start Knitting Now

Dear users, dear authors,
get your enchanting new knitting patterns now.

@Authors,
you can present all new knitting patterns from December 2022 and from November 28/29/30, 2022 here. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

Hello everyone,
whether as a cozy pillow for relaxing or simply for decoration: the two pillow covers “Bern” and “Oslo” are perfect for both.
And the cable or cables, combined with a pattern of knit and purl stitches, make them real eye-catchers.

The pattern is designed for a 40 x 40 cm pillow.

A blended yarn consisting of 55% polyacrylic and 45% cotton was used, and the button placket allows the pillow cover to be easily put on and removed.

The pattern for the “Bern” pillow cover, shown in the photo in fuchsia, is available here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/87302/strickanleitung-kissenhuelle-bern

The pattern for the “Oslo” pillow cover, shown in the photo in light gray, is available here [Image removed]

These 6 different washcloths are quick and easy to knit. They’re perfect as last-minute gifts. Each one has a different pattern, so they’re easy to tell apart. As an added bonus, you’ll discover new patterns here that you can also use for other knitting projects—such as blankets, pillows, sweaters, jackets, and much more.

Of course, the washcloths can also be knitted as dish towels or pot holders. There are no limits to your imagination.

Cotton scraps are more than enough. I used recycled cotton yarn with a length of 125 m/50 g. Each washcloth weighs about 30 g.

Click here for the knitting pattern.

This wonderful baby blanket has just arrived in my shop—it really makes you look forward to a cozy night. Lovingly wrapped in this blanket, baby is sure to have sweet dreams :-)

The blanket is very easy to knit; you only need knit and purl stitches. Each row is written out stitch by stitch, so even advanced beginners who have enough patience for a larger project can successfully knit the blanket.




Knitting pattern for baby blanket “Dream Night” - easy

This washcloth or dishcloth featuring the lucky pig is perfect as a small gift for a New Year’s Eve party—but of course, it also makes a great good-luck charm in general. It’s quick and easy to knit and is sure to delight the recipient! Since it only requires knit and purl stitches and the pattern is very detailed, this project is suitable even for beginners.



Knitting Pattern for the “Lucky Pig” Washcloth / Dishcloth—Very Easy

And here’s another good-luck charm—especially for horse lovers, but of course also for anyone else you’d like to bring a little luck to. This washcloth is very easy to knit, using only knit and purl stitches. Thanks to the detailed pattern, even beginners with a solid foundation can manage it.



Knitting Pattern for “Horseshoe” Washcloth / Dishcloth—Very Easy

The dolls can now be dressed in a cozy, warm winter jumpsuit. To make sure no doll has to freeze, I’ve included a knitting pattern for three sizes. This way, the small dolls (35 cm), the medium ones (38–39 cm), and the larger ones (46 cm) can all get a cute jumpsuit.

You should have some knitting experience; then it’ll be easy to follow along. Take a look at my photos to see how adorable the baby dolls look in them.

Click here for the knitting pattern.

These tennis socks look store-bought, but they’re hand-knitted. You can knit them in all sizes from 20/21 to 50/51. The pattern is beginner-friendly. If you can knit and purl stitches in the round, you’re ready to get started.

Here’s the pattern

This cloth can be knitted in any color and is sure to lift your spirits.
It’s versatile and can be used in the kitchen, bathroom, and more.



Click here for the pattern, which even beginners can manage.

Here’s another great last-minute gift idea for all firefighter fans, big and small: this design is sure to bring lots of joy and make a big impression! Plus, this little washcloth is very easy and quick to knit. You’ll only need knit and purl stitches. Thanks to the very detailed pattern, even beginners with basic skills can master it.



Knitting Pattern for “Fire Department” Washcloth / Dish Towel—Very Easy

Knitting Pattern for Fingerless Gloves – Wrist Warmers

Once again, I’ve chosen a cable pattern. I think it works great for wrist warmers—a beautiful cable pattern across the entire back of the hand.

  The pattern is written for you round by round with no abbreviations. Pictures also accompany the individual sections—such as the thumb gusset. A knitting chart completes the pattern.

Using size 4 needles and a yarn with a length of 106–124 m per 50 grams, I used approximately 60 grams of yarn. 

Nordwind is a slipover knitted seamlessly from the top down. A beautiful cable pattern adorns the sides of the slipover. The pattern is available in 7 sizes.

Click here for the pattern