New Knitting Patterns for April

Dear users, dear authors,
April has many wonderful new knitting patterns to offer.
Discover them now.

@Authors,
please post patterns that fit this theme here.
This is a promotional thread for all authors.
All knitting patterns from April can be featured here.
Be sure to include a link, an image, material specifications, technique details, difficulty level information, and details about what makes the pattern special.

Sweetheart Suspender Skirt Size 50-56 (62-68) (74-80)

                    
This cute little skirt is knitted in a tiny heart pattern.
Ready for summer!

Size 50-56 (62-68) (74-80)

Materials:
100 (100) (125) g white Baby Merino
Yardage: 25 g/95 m
A set of 3 mm
double-pointed needles
, a tapestry needle, elastic cord
, snap fasteners
, decorative buttons

Gauge:
28 stitches and 38 rows over 10 x 10 cm

Click here for the pattern.

 Sweater_Mia with split back, sizes 56 to 68

The Mia sweater is knitted with a textured pattern and has a split back with snap fasteners!
Sizes 56 (62)(68)

Material:
100 (125)(150) g Merinos Alpaga
Yardage: 25 g / 57m
A set of double-pointed needles, size 3
5 snap fasteners

Pattern in PDF format
The making process is explained in detail step by step with pictures and written instructions.
The chart has already been recalculated for each size.



Click here for the pattern.

The front is knitted in an openwork pattern
which gives the sweater an extra special touch!
Size 56-62(68-74)(80-86)
Material: Merino Cotton LimoneSweater:100g white
50g lime
Pants:50g lime
52% virgin wool, 48% cotton
Yardage: 50g/120m
A set of double-pointed needles size 3.5 to 4
1 crochet hook for the cord and neckline
2 decorative buttons and two snap fasteners, possibly 1 snap fastener pliers
Gauge:Stockinette stitch: 21 stitches and 30 rows 10x10cm

NEW in April: LEANDRA



Leandra is an airy, light pattern for a summer shawl with a sophisticated openwork leaf pattern.

You can knit Leandra in solid-coloured lace yarn, but it looks especially beautiful in a trendy Bobbel.

Leandra is a lace knitting pattern. The pattern therefore includes a complete electronic knitting chart. No abbreviations are included. At the beginning, you’ll find a complete list of all knitting chart symbols used in the pattern.

This pattern is not suitable for beginners.

Here’s what’s included:

• for advanced and professional knitters
• complete electronic knitting chart
• designed for a trendy Bobbel with a 900 m running length

These materials are needed:

• 1 cake, 900 m, 4-ply, from 100Farbspiele “Valentina 2016” (50% PA / 50% BW)
• 3.5 circular knitting needle (100 cm)
• 3.5 mm or 4 mm crochet hook
• scissors
• tapestry needle

Click here to go directly to the pattern

New in my shop this April is this airy, lightweight summer cowl, knitted from a fine lace yarn. The simple leaf pattern, combined with a garter stitch section, is easy to knit yet still offers variety.

Yarn: 1 skein of Madelinetosh Prairie (100% merino) (768 meters / 50g) or another yarn with approximately the same gauge.
Needles: Size 3 mm knitting needles. Other: You may want a row counter, a crochet hook, and a slightly longer piece
of yarn (for the provisional cast-on), stitch markers, and a
tapestry needle to weave in the ends.

This scarf with hearts is brand new from me. It’s easy to knit and comes with knitting charts, but it’s also written out row by row, whichever you prefer.
I used Schulana Antigua (alpaca/merino/nylon, 110m per 50g), 5 skeins of it, and 5.5mm knitting needles. Any other comparable yarn will work, of course.
If you’re in love, you might want to consider a scarf like this :-)

You can find the pattern here.

Leandra has gotten a brother :) the Leander



Just like his sister, this is an artistic knitting pattern.

With its lace patterns, this beautiful shawl is ideal for summer.

You can make Leander using a solid-colored lace yarn, but it looks especially lovely with a trendy gradient yarn cake.

The pattern includes a complete electronic knitting chart. There are no abbreviations included. At the beginning, you will find a complete list of all knitting chart symbols used in the pattern.

This pattern is not suitable for beginners.

Everything included:

• for advanced knitters and pros
• complete electronic knitting chart
• designed for a trendy yarn cake with 900 m yardage

These materials you’ll need at home:

• 1 skein 900 m 4-ply from 100Farbspiele “Valentina 2016” (50% PA / 50% cotton)
• circular knitting needle 3.5 mm (100 cm)
• crochet hook 3.5 mm or 4 mm
• scissors
• yarn needle

A simply made girls' cardigan is something you need now and then in spring and summer, too!
The unusual border makes all the difference.
This vest has no button band at all—and is therefore worn open.

This pattern is designed for sizes 98/104, 110/116, and 122/128.
However, the included cut and the gauge make it possible to make any size.

And here is the pattern...

It’s spring, and little chicks are hatching everywhere — including in my workshop, of course! Look forward to quick, easy-to-knit little ducks. All you need is a few colorful bits of leftover yarn, and the fun can begin!

Click here for the pattern: CLICK!

Our Japanese cherry tree is in full bloom, but appearances are deceiving—it’s cold, cold, cold outside! My tip for these frosty temperatures: Make yourselves cozy with a wonderfully warming hot water bottle! And to make it even cozier, why not knit your hot water bottle a new outfit right away? The MOLLY hot water bottle cover knits up in no time, and even experienced beginners can try their hand at the simple slipped-stitch pattern! The wonderfully soft Merino yarn from Malabrigo is a dream to knit with and can even go in the washing machine!
You know how it is: Next winter is sure to come, so go ahead and start knitting now! You can find the knitting pattern here:

MOLLY hot water bottle cover

Have fun, and wishing you springlike thoughts,
Annette

I’ve got another one :-) And if it stays this chilly, these will come in handy. Wrist warmers with little holes in them.
They’re knitted from sock yarn using 3mm needles. If you have any leftover yarn lying around, you’ll need about 90 meters for this. The pattern is simple; it includes a knitting chart and a photo tutorial showing how to make the holes.

More info is available here.

I have another new knitting pattern—a rectangular stole knitted lengthwise. You’ll need to know how to knit cables and a simple lace pattern; it’s knitted with merino wool (105m per 50g) and 4mm needles. Of course, you can also use other yarns.
The stole can be adjusted in length and width to suit your personal preferences. The pattern is available in written form with row-by-row instructions, but also includes knitting charts.

You can read more about it here.

It’s the depths of winter outside. It just won’t stop snowing. The perfect time to start knitting the “Flower Meadow.”

The shawl’s unique shape is created by the short rows. This pattern is ideal for anyone who wants to try this technique.

You’ll need:

• 100 gr. “die Feine,” hand-dyed, 100% merino wool, superwash
• LL 700 meters/100 gr., color “Wiese”
• from Faerbstoff: https://www.faerbstoff.ch
• 1 circular knitting needle, size 3.5
• 1 needle to weave in ends
• 1 pair of scissors
  
  

Click here for the pattern



Loose, colorful, and cozy, this batwing sweater is sure to brighten up any boring outfit in no time!
With its wide batwing sleeves, it’s the perfect companion all year round - whether at home, at the movies, or on a walk - it simply always fits!

This project is absolutely suitable for beginners , since the sleeves do not have to be worked separately.

This pattern is designed for sizes S-M and L/XL.
However, the included template and the gauge make it possible to make any size!

And you can find the pattern and more details here...