Make warm clothing now + everything that keeps you warm

Dear users, dear authors,
with the patterns in this thread you can stay warm. Have fun crafting. 

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, info, etc. All patterns in this thread must not have been featured in the forum in the past 3 weeks, must have at least 10 sales, and a conversion rate of at least 3% for both conversion rate values on the product page. 

Now that the year is coming to an end, you might want to consider crocheting a temperature blanket for the coming year. It’s an exciting project that’s a lot of fun and doesn’t take much time each day.

In a temperature blanket, different colors are assigned to specific temperature ranges. You decide which ones based on your personal taste. Every day, you check the midday temperature and crochet a row in the corresponding color. This creates a beautiful, random color gradient.

You’ll find everything else you need to know about this project in the crochet pattern for a temperature blanket.

So, are you inspired to give it a try? Then download the pattern right away, and you can start planning immediately.

A baby needs to be dressed warmly and comfortably. When crawling and kicking, they need plenty of freedom of movement. These leggings made from sock yarn meet all the requirements, because they adapt to every movement. Even the thickest diaper fits in here with plenty of room.

The leggings are easy to knit if you have knitting experience. A Christmas gift that brings joy. The leggings even grow with the child up to age 2.

Go to the knitting pattern here.




Small teddy bears (25–30 cm) will also appreciate warm clothing. This sweater is knitted with raglan shaping from the bottom up. It fits easily over a teddy bear’s head and is quickly knitted from leftover yarn.

Go to the knitting pattern here.

Knitted in double face, these fashionable winter accessories provide extra warmth—and they can also be worn on both sides, since with this knitting technique you have two “front sides.” With the “Winter Kittens” scarf and the “Dino World” loop scarf, you can make boys and girls very happy. Such lovely motifs make it especially cozy to snuggle up. A detailed pattern for the double-face basics is included with each one.




Knitting pattern for the “Winter Kittens” slot scarf—in double face





Knitting pattern for the “Dino World” loop scarf—in double face



Easy to knit, but incredibly impressive and a truly wonderful gift for a birth, is this baby blanket. Every child should feel as sheltered and carefree as the little bunny on the blanket. The blanket not only keeps a little body warm, it also warms the soul.
In the pattern, every row is written out stitch by stitch, and only knit and purl stitches are needed. Ambitious beginners who have enough patience for a somewhat larger project can manage it well.



Knitting pattern for “Moment of Happiness” baby blanket—easy

Only real wool keeps you warm! Everything you knit with it will reliably keep you warm. Here are my suggestions for you.

I hope you enjoy these knitting projects.
Warm regards from Ina

Cardigan with shawl collar

It is knitted in one piece as a top-down raglan. The eye-catchers are the wide shawl collar, the belt, and the pockets. The length goes over the bottom, which elongates the figure and, of course, also keeps you warm lower down. The color gradients come straight from the ball of yarn.





One-Step Felt Booties

They are guaranteed to keep your feet warm. They are knitted in one piece and felted in the washing machine. You can make them in all sizes.





Wrist Warmers with decorative cable

Every woman will love them. They have a pretty cable pattern on top, and the inside is knitted in stockinette stitch. The incorporated thumb gusset ensures a perfect fit. Since you only need 50 or 60 g (= 2 sizes), they also make a lovely Christmas gift.

A lovely, warm loop scarf—knitted from a soft, thick yarn. It’s so cozy on a nice winter walk. 

The pattern is quite simple—the cable-like look is created simply by knitting and purling stitches.