New Knitting Patterns for February 2023: Start Knitting Now

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would you like to start knitting the new patterns right away? Shop the new releases now .

@Authors,
you can showcase all the new knitting patterns from February 2023 and January 29, 30, and 31, 2023 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc. 

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Stylissimo  is a pattern for advanced knitters. The pattern is available in 3 widths, allowing you to knit any shoe size. In addition to the classic houndstooth pattern, playful details such as the double cuff with a contrasting-color lining are incorporated. The socks are suitable for both women and men. Have fun knitting!

The photo shows socks in shoe size 40, width S.

Click here to go directly to the pattern

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A friend wanted wash mitts with exfoliating patterns for her birthday. That’s how I got the idea to knit these three patterns for her in different colors.

Hand-knitted wash mitts are sustainable, and you can never have enough of them. I knitted them from recycled cotton. It has proven itself for me because it can take a lot.

Easy to knit, the patterns are shown in a knitting chart and consist of knit and purl stitches.

Go to the knitting pattern

A new version of my washcloths has just come off the needles. These ones are nice and soft and colorful—kids especially love them.

What makes them special: You can use up lots of colorful cotton scraps in this project. It looks fantastic with this pattern. You can also choose any size you like. Your family and anyone you give these to will love these washcloths—just like we do.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Stole Shinkou has just arrived in my shop.
Shinkou can also be knitted as a scarf or cowl.

Thanks to the varied lace pattern—combined with a knit-purl pattern—and gradient yarn, working it up is guaranteed to be entertaining.

The PDF file consists of 3 pages with detailed step-by-step instructions and an additional knitting chart.

To the pattern: *click*

Baby socks are a welcome weekend project and a great way to use up leftover yarn.
For Dan you need 10 g of pure new wool per sock, plus a leftover bit in two other colors for the heel and toe.
The toe is knitted as a star toe, so you can skip binding off—just pull the yarn through the remaining stitches and weave it in.

The PDF file consists of 3 pages with a detailed step-by-step pattern.

To the pattern: *click*

Want to come along on a weekend trip to Berlin? This placemat takes you to the cool and exciting capital with its historic sights. The set is knitted in double-face, so both sides look great—the same motif appears on the "back," just in reversed colors and mirrored. Detailed instructions for the double-face knitting technique are included in the pattern.

Sonja wishes you a wonderful knitting trip :-)





Knitting pattern for the "Berlin" placemat—in double-face

The little dolls can always use a new sweater. This one stands out with its fluffy stripes in the doll mom’s favorite color. The sweater is easier to put on if it is made with a small slit in the back. However, the turtleneck is stretchy enough that you can also knit it without a slit. If you add a few more stripes, the sweater becomes a knitted dress.
You can find the knitting pattern for the striped sweater here!

Soon the birds will be chirping in our gardens again in the mornings. Until then, we can enjoy this washcloth. The pattern is very easy to knit, using only knit stitches and purl stitches. It’s fun to knit and makes a great gift for a loved one.



Knitting Pattern for the “Love Birds” Washcloth / Dishcloth—Very Easy