Knitting New Arrivals January 2024: start knitting now.

Dear users, dear designers,
the knitting new arrivals are online, and more knitting new arrivals are being uploaded every day. Do you have enough yarn and knitting needles? Then get yourselves some gorgeous new knitting patterns and get started right away. 

@Designers,
You can present all knitting new arrivals from December 29/30/31, 2023 and from January 2024 here. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

With these enchanting blossoms, even the gloomiest winter day becomes a little more colorful—the exotic frangipani has you dreaming of beautiful places and delicate scents even as you knit.
The scarf is knitted using the double-face technique, so the pattern appears on both sides, though in reversed colors. The effect with the gradient yarn is incredibly stunning.

A detailed introduction to the double-face knitting technique is included in the pattern.





Knitting Pattern for the “Frangipani” Scarf—Double-Face Style

Do you want to try something new again in the new year? These elegant and sophisticated potholders in black and white are well suited as a beginner project in double-face knitting. To make sure double-face knitting works out for you, you’ll find a free basic tutorial in my Shop. So don’t hesitate—get started right away with this great knitting method.

Potholder Set “Squares in Black and White” - A Double-Face Knitting Pattern

This colorful raglan cardigan with a collar for children aged 4 and up has just arrived in my shop. It fits children aged 4 and up and grows with them, too. The cardigan is knitted from organic merino wool from Finkhof, but can also be knitted with other yarn of a similar yardage.

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A great new baby blanket featuring a cute giraffe is now available in my shop. The blanket is knitted using only knit and purl stitches, so even beginners can give it a try! This blanket is sure to be a lot of fun to knit and a joy to give as a gift.

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This “Kiwi Love” washcloth was created as a farewell gift for a dear colleague who is moving to New Zealand with his family for a year. Using thicker cotton yarn, it can be knitted into a wonderful pot holder. A great gift for anyone who loves New Zealand.

It’s knitted using the double-face technique, so both sides look beautiful (and are wonderfully soft, making the washcloth very gentle on children’s faces). Detailed instructions for double-face knitting are included.



Knitting pattern for “Kiwi Love II” Washcloth / Pot Holder – in Double-Face

Isn’t this bear just adorable? It’s quick and easy to knit. As a washcloth, it makes a lovely gift and ensures lots of animal-themed bath time fun. Or maybe try using it as a dishcloth or as a cute motif on a child’s sweater?

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Knitted Leg Warmers - a lovely project for next weekend

With 200 grams of yarn and thick needles, these leg warmers knit up quickly. Maybe there will be snow next weekend and you're already looking forward to a walk. Or perhaps you're planning a relaxing day on the sofa—leg warmers keep you warm and create such a cozy feeling. 

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This cozy baby blanket is a very special piece because it looks just as beautiful on both sides!
Since it’s knitted using only knit and purl stitches, it’s very easy for even knitting beginners to make, yet it still features several different attractive stitch patterns.

To go with the scarf shown above, there’s now a matching hat featuring the exotic frangipani flower as its motif. Also knitted using the double-face technique, it keeps you nice and warm and can, of course, be worn on either side. The double-face knitting technique is explained in detail in the included basic pattern.




Knitting Pattern for the “Frangipani” Reversible Hat – in Double-Face