New: Knitting Patterns March 2017

Dear users, dear authors,
this thread is only and exclusively for new knitting patterns / stitch patterns from March 2017. Anyone who likes to knit a lot definitely shouldn’t miss this thread.
Tip: It’s worth checking back often, as the authors present new patterns on a daily basis.

@Authors,
this promotional thread is for all authors.
Please present knitting patterns from March 2017 here. There is no quantity limit in this thread. You can present all new knitting patterns from March 2017 here.
Please don’t forget information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

a beautiful airy triangular shawl with a dropped-stitch pattern, knitted from 100g of Tahiti,
so it is feather-light!

the pattern is easy to understand, it is knitted with a size 4 circular needle!                              Here is the pattern
                                                      Children's hat with lace pattern


you can't do without a light, beautiful summer hat; it is knitted from cotton with a
size 3 set of double-pointed needles, the pattern has been tested and is very well described,
it can be made for babies and older children!


                                                                                 

Embroider great patterns from your own creativity in duplicate stitch on stockinette stitch using this pattern:

Last-Minute Egg Cozy BIGGI - quick and easy to knit


(To purchase/download, please click the image)

The eyes of this egg cozy are embroidered in duplicate stitch from right to left, then from left to right. The base pattern is stockinette stitch. Embroidered patterns save you from using, for example, Fair Isle technique or intarsia technique.

Basic knitting skills are enough.

Materials:
The yarn for the duplicate stitch should be about the same weight as the yarn it is to be embroidered onto. For the egg cozy body: set of double-pointed needles size 4.0 mm for the yarns used here (approx. 15 g per egg cozy or leftover yarn) with a yardage of 105 m or 85 m per 50 g, and a measuring tape. For the embroidery: yarn needle, scissors.

Included in the PDF download:

• Quick pattern for egg cozies in text form, worked out for yarns with approx. 105 m yardage per 50 g
• Step-by-step illustrated egg cozy pattern, worked out for yarns with approx. 85 m yardage per 50 g

each knitted with a set of double-pointed needles size 4.0 mm (this makes the egg cozies nice and dense, and they stand up on their own)

• Photo tutorial “embroidering in duplicate stitch”
  
• Photo tutorial “knotting in hair with a crochet hook"
  
• Separate PDF pattern for the “double long-tail cast-on”

Start now, because next summer is sure to come.

With this new knitting pattern and a ball of lace yarn in your favorite color, you can knit this delicate summer cowl.

Worked in garter stitch with offset lace-pattern triangles, this pattern is also suitable for beginners.

Further information is available here

and I’m happy to answer any questions you may have.

Beautiful colors + simple pattern + great cut = a snood you simply must have!
This loop scarf in a tartan look appears sophisticated, yet is so easy to make that it is also suitable for beginners !

The circumference is about 80 cm, and the height is approx. 50 cm.
However, the included cut and the gauge make it possible to adjust the size individually.

You will also find a chart of the color scheme as well as a detailed description in the pattern.

In addition, detailed photo documentation guides you through the knitting process.

The tartan technique is also described in detail and illustrated.

For more details, simply click on the image below.

A completely different kind of hat is waiting for you here!

An extraordinary "brim" gives this cabled hat the perfect finishing touch!
And... this "brim" can be knitted in many different colors,
so the hat matches any outfit!

A detailed STEP-by-STEP description as well as several charts in knitting chart format guide you through the knitting process.

The pattern is designed for a head circumference of about 50-54 cm.
However, it is simple to make it larger or smaller as needed.
Gauge is included as always - for any adaptations!

For more details, just click the image below.

A beautiful mesh sweater with 3/4 sleeves was recently finished!
It’s knitted from slightly lustrous cotton yarn,
very easy to follow since there are no armholes or sleeve caps—the sleeves
are set in straight, and the neckline band is knitted right along with the body. The pattern consists
of just one row that’s repeated over and over!!
The pattern is available in sizes 38/40/42–44
 Here is the pattern for the “Cotton Mesh Sweater with 3/4 Sleeves”

New in March are my little owls from the LEFTOVER MUNCHERS series. Just dive into your leftover yarn box and knit a whole flock of colorful owls – it's so much fun, and you can give them away wonderfully as little gifts!

Here are the Mini Owls: CLICK!

Two knitting patterns: baby socks with cable and baby shoes
included: sock size charts up to adult shoe size 47.


(To purchase/download, please click the image)

This will keep baby feet well prepared.
Leftover yarn can be put to wonderful use for those sweet little feet.


A special offer for you:
2 detailed knitting patterns incl. sock size charts (also for adults up to size 47).

For baby socks with cable and the baby shoes, the following are included as a PDF in the download :

• Baby shoes "Jakob" - illustrated pattern and short instructions plus sketch
• Gauge conversion table in PDF format for checking and printing
• Baby socks pattern size 15 (basically an illustrated sock-knitting course) with short instructions and charts for sizes 15 to 47 plus sketch

Basic knitting skills are enough.
Difficulty level for baby shoes: easy; for baby socks: medium (easy for experienced knitters).


Material:

The baby socks are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles size 2.5 using 4-ply sock yarn (approx. 15 g for sizes 15 to 22). A cable needle (size 2.5) is required for the cable.

For the baby shoes, I used 50 g of soft merino yarn with approx. 120 m - 130 m yardage per 50 g ball, color petrol, for knitting needle size 3–4, approx. 20 g of matching leftover yarn in the same yarn weight, color eggshell white or light beige (= leftover yarn).
Gauge according to the label: 22 stitches x 30 rows = 10 x 10 cm;
used here: knitting needle 3.5, measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle, and a crochet hook 3.0 for the bow.

My newest pattern is this little knitted bookmark in a lace pattern. Not necessarily suitable for beginners, but not difficult either.
You’ll need a bit of leftover cotton (approx. 20 m), two short double-pointed needles (so you can slide the stitches back and forth), and a darning needle.
The pattern is written out row by row and also shown in a knitting chart.

You can find more info here.

I have a new knitting pattern: a stole that is easy and relaxing to knit. You can use cotton, like in my original, or any other yarn you like. The pattern can be adapted very easily to suit any preference, long or short, wide or narrow, just as you like. No special skills are needed either, just get started and knit until you reach the desired length.

Here is the pattern.

Any new additions?

This colorful polo sweater for toddlers is perfect for any season. It’s knitted from lightweight cotton and is suitable for both girls and boys.



What makes this polo sweater special is that it has almost no seams. It only needs to be sewn together at the top of the shoulder and a tiny section under the arm. It’s knitted from the bottom up.

The pattern for the polo sweater is 10 pages long, including photos, and is suitable for advanced beginners. You’ll need the following basic skills:

• knitting knit and purl stitches
• knitting twisted knit stitches
• yarn over (you’ll need this for the buttonhole)
• increasing stitches (the different methods are described)
• increasing stitches
• binding off stitches
• Kitchener stitch for knit stitches (for sewing the shoulders together)
• changing colors (for the stripes)
• embroidering knit stitches on knitted pieces
• picking up stitches to continue knitting (here, the sleeve)

Many steps are illustrated with photos.

Of course, you can also knit this sweater in your favorite colors.

You’ll find all the details about this fresh and colorful polo sweater in my shop—here’s the link:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25334/strickanleitung-polo-pullover-fuer-kleinkinder-groesse-86-92

This handbag with a goldfish pattern is brand new from me. It’s knitted in the round using cotton, and the handles are crocheted.

You can find the pattern here.