New Knitting Patterns for November 2024: Start Knitting Now

Dear users, dear authors,
check out these exciting new knitting patterns. Have fun knitting.

@Autoren,
you can showcase all the new knitting patterns from November 2024 and from September 29, 30, and 31, 2024 here. Don’t forget to include links, pictures, information, etc. 

Today I’d like to present this elegant and practical “Muri” sleeve scarf. The beautiful pattern is created using only purl and knit stitches. It’s very easy to remember the pattern, and after just a few repeats, you’ll be able to knit it from memory. The Aran-weight yarn ensures that the project progresses quickly. Have fun knitting it!

You can find the pattern here 

I’ve finally managed to write a pattern for my felt saddle cover, which I’ve been using for years. Now everyone can make their own and will never have to sit on a cold saddle while cycling again.

The cover has a warming seat surface made of felt. The felt acts as a buffer between the cold saddle and your bottom. In addition to this great feature, it feels wonderfully soft and comfortable to sit on, with nothing pinching or chafing.

The finished knitted cover, which only requires a little wool, is felted in the washing machine and then pulled over the saddle while damp. As it dries there, it adapts exactly to your saddle. An elastic band makes it easy to put on and take off.

I hope you enjoy making it.
Best wishes, Ina

--> Click here for the felt bike saddle cover

It’s starting to get pretty chilly outside here… So this cozy, absolutely gorgeous scarf is just what you need! It’s knitted using the double-face technique, making it wonderfully warm. The different knitting sections keep the project interesting, and the scarf’s length can be customized.

I used a wonderfully soft baby alpaca yarn, but any yarn with a comparable yardage (approx. 200 m / 50 gr) can be used. I can also imagine combining a gradient yarn with a solid-color yarn working very well here. I’m really looking forward to seeing your ideas!





“Winter Fairy Tale” Scarf – Double-Face Knitting Pattern

Are you still looking for small gifts for St. Nicholas Day or Christmas? Or perhaps decorations for a small package? These designs are perfect for that—they’re quick to knit and can be made into bookmarks or keychains. And, of course, into gift tags too 😉

With such a wide selection, there’s sure to be something for everyone—for bookworms, your favorite person, children, adults... And since they’re so quick to knit, these little projects are a lot of fun.

All designs are knitted using the double-face technique, meaning there are no distracting floats; both sides look equally great. For advanced double-face knitters, there are also two designs, “Sheep” and “Favorite Person,” that can be knitted without mirroring.
 
You can use any smooth yarn about the thickness of sock yarn—you’re sure to have something in your stash so you can get started right away.

Sonja wishes you lots of fun with them



Book Love Set - Bookmark / Keychain - Double-Face Knitting Pattern

Today I’d like to introduce you to my new knitting motifs “Gnome / Dwarf” and “Wat mutt, dat mutt.”.

The patterns are written so that, when the motifs are knitted with cotton yarn,
they are the size of a dishcloth / washcloth / cleaning cloth / napkin.

Only knit and purl stitches are used.
In the right order, they create the motifs.
In each pattern, I describe every row stitch by stitch for you.
This makes it very easy for you to knit these motifs.
You’ll also receive a chart with each one.
The patterns are also suitable for beginners.

Click here to go to the pattern for the “Gnome / Dwarf” motif
 



Click here to go to the pattern for the “Wat mutt,dat mutt.” motif
 


 
Happy knitting from Mona (Froschoma_Mona)

A little bit Christmassy, but not only… Stars actually suit every season, and above all they suit the star chef who cooks something delicious for us every day or especially for a festive occasion.

These potholders with a star motif are knitted in double-face and are easy to knit and quick to finish. 

You can find the pattern here

We’re expecting our first snow this week—brrr.... This scarf comes at just the right time! The little monsters are having fun in the snow, running around and really spreading their good cheer. Thanks to the slip-through slot, it’s also a safe option for small children. For older children, you can knit the scarf longer and without the slot.

The scarf is knitted in double-face, so both sides look great and it keeps you extra warm. Thanks to the short rows, you’ll make good progress—if you start now, it’ll definitely be finished by Christmas and will make cool boys and sassy girls happy.






“Monster Parade” Slip-Through Scarf – Double-Face Knitting Pattern

The Anja jacket is online; it’s knitted in a slightly unusual way—the size is determined by the length of the front pieces. That’s why there are no standard size specifications.
It’s knitted with yarn that has a yardage of 320m per 100g.


Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for the Anja jacket

Here comes a new supply of bookmarks - my first ones disappeared so quickly that I knitted even more right away. They are very well received as gifts or small tokens. They also look decorative as an addition to Christmas packages.

The bookmarks are knitted in double-face, and a very detailed pattern for the double-face basics is included.




Set Bücherliebe II - Bookmarks - Double-Face Knitting Pattern