New Knitting Patterns for March 2023: Start Knitting Now

Dear users, dear authors,
Check out the latest knitting patterns. Have fun knitting!

@Authors,
you can showcase all the new knitting patterns from March 2023 and February 26, 27, and 28, 2023 here. Don’t forget to include links, pictures, information, etc. 

Would you like to show your mom once again, from the bottom of your heart, just how special she is? If you also enjoy knitting, these pot holders are the perfect gift. Maybe even paired with an invitation to dinner together. The pot holders are knitted using the double-face technique, so they protect really well against heat. The pattern includes the lettering “Beste MAMA” and “Beste MAMI”—and you’ll also get a free double-face basics course.





Knitting pattern for “Beste MAMA / MAMI” pot holders—in double-face

Colorful—that’s exactly how kids love it when they’re dressing their dolls in new outfits. With its bright colors, this poncho is sure to be the centerpiece of any Easter basket and will definitely bring lots of joy.

The knitting pattern includes several sizes, so every doll can get a new poncho. Recommended for experienced knitters.

Click here for the knitting pattern.

“My world is colorful”—that’s how it should be for children and for all of us.

I’ve put together a knitting pattern for a blanket —of course, you can also knit it with fewer colors, just as you like. You can choose the size of the blanket to suit your needs. You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, and increasing stitches.

The pattern includes a knitting chart, and the rows are also explained in written form. Pictures round out the instructions. 




Franka is a comfortable cardigan that is knitted seamlessly top down. So you won’t have to sew any pieces together at the end! The pockets are integrated while knitting, and the front band is knitted on at the end. The pattern in 7 sizes is not difficult; only knit and purl stitches are used.

Go to the pattern here

This bunny hat is a really sweet accessory for preemies and babies. It keeps little heads warm and looks truly adorable. The size of the hat can be adjusted for any head circumference; in the pattern you’ll find all the details explained very thoroughly. Only knit and purl stitches are needed, so beginners with good basic skills, such as knitting in the round with a set of double-pointed needles or CraSy Trio, will manage well.





Knitting pattern for preemie/baby hat “Hasenparade” – easy

Little Star Hat

A pretty hat is not only a stylish accessory, but also very important for keeping little heads warm.
This hat with stars all around the head is easy for even beginners to knit.
It also makes a wonderful and very personal gift for a birth.

And here’s another cute little hat that can be knitted for preemies as well as for older children. The pattern provides round-by-round instructions for the “preemie” and “newborn” sizes. Thanks to the detailed instructions, you can easily adapt the hat to any desired size or to a different gauge.






Knitting Pattern for “Cat Parade” Preemie/Baby Hat – Easy

For everyone who’s into patchwork and whose hands get cold quickly while crafting or sitting at a desk: here are the wrist warmers made using the patchwork technique! Individual patches, worked entirely in knit stitches, are knitted together so that no seams need to be sewn. Leftover yarn works very well for these wrist warmers.
You can download the knitting pattern for the wrist warmers here!

Easter is approaching, much to the delight of this little bunny! He can’t wait to hide all the eggs he has painted in such lovely bright colors. If you’d like to make someone happy with this washcloth or dishcloth, grab a skein of cotton or a cotton-bamboo blend, knitting needles, and off you go :-)

The knitting is super easy; every row is written out stitch by stitch, and you only need knit and purl stitches.



Knitting Pattern Washcloth / Dishcloth “Easter Joy” - very easy

It’s still below freezing here in the mornings—the weather is giving us everything right now: snow, sleet, rain, strong winds, and sunshine. 

That’s why I always like to have a hat with me. Carla Hat is especially warm thanks to its double cuff and also keeps out the cold winds well. 

The cuff pattern hugs the shape of the head nicely and is broken up by a cable pattern. The pattern is explained in writing, and I’ve also included a knitting chart. The hat has a head circumference of approx. 55 cm. 

I think it’s about time for sun, sand, and sea ;-) Even if no vacation is coming up right now, maritime motifs are a great way to dream about it. This cloth really makes you want to take a little mental trip to the coast—it can be used as a washcloth or dishcloth, so it’s not only decorative but also a practical accessory. Thanks to the detailed description, the pattern is suitable for knitting beginners with basic knowledge (knit and purl stitches).



Knitting Pattern Washcloth / Dishcloth “Anchor” - very easy