Night Frost and the Ice Saints

Dear users, dear authors,
once the Ice Saints are over , summer can begin. Until then, there may still be night frosts.
This means you might not be able to put away your jackets , sweaters , hats , and scarves just yet. If you’d like a few new warm garments for the Ice Saints, for cold evenings , or for fall , you’ll find plenty of suitable patterns at Crazypatterns .
Have fun making them!

@Authors, this is a promotional thread for all CP authors. 2–3 patterns per author are enough.
Please include the following for each one:
- Link to the product page
- A photo where the finished piece is clearly visible
- Material information
- Technique information
- Difficulty level information
- Details about what makes the pattern special
Have fun!

Smile Hat with Point in 3 Sizes
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The sizes are shown in parentheses and marked by color. If there are no size details, they apply to all. Head circumference 35-37(38-40)(41-43)

Material:
50 g white G-B yarn Micro Rose
leftover variegated yarn or, optionally, solid-colored
Yardage: 50g/100m
Set of double-pointed needles No. 3
Optionally circular knitting needle No. 3 (40 cm)

Difficulty;
easy - medium (suitable for beginners) Basic knitting knowledge is required.
Only knit and purl stitches.

Pattern:
PDF format
The making process is explained in detail step by step with pictures and text.

Knitting pattern: little hat and ballerinas for 0 to 4 months
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Easy and quick to knit. Now spring can come!

Material:
Polyacrylic yarn, yardage approx. 150 m/50 g
50 g white and 50 g purple (colors of your choice)
(I used the color white from Bellalana and the color purple mélange from Twister Baby.)
used.)
A set of double-pointed needles size 3 to 3.5
One circular knitting needle size 3
2 buttons

Difficulty:
easy - medium (suitable for beginners) Basic knitting skills are required.

Pattern;
PDF format
The making is explained in detail step by step with pictures and written instructions.

Crochet Hat for Everyone - very easy




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A wonderfully easy-to-crochet hat for different styles, so ONE hat model wearable in all the pictured variations, for both men and women. Also easy to make for children or as a simple hat for babies (though thinner yarn is recommended).

And the best part: no gauge (it doesn’t depend on the exact cm), no increases or decreases, possible with any yarn you like in all sizes.

The PDF pattern includes pictures.


You need these crochet skills: chain stitches, single crochet.
Everything else and slip stitches are explained.
(Video) link tips for learning to crochet for beginners are included in the PDF.

By the way: A matching crochet pattern for an infinity scarf to go with this hat is also available here in my shop: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20003/haekel-moebius-loop-schal-fuer-alle-einfach


Material:
for the pictured model with a head circumference of 55 cm to 60 cm: approx. 250 g merino yarn, 50 g – 45 m, crochet hook 6.0; tape measure, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.

The ribbed pattern requires approx. 50 g more yarn than is usually needed for hats. The crochet hook size should match the yarn used.

All-season beanie knitted from sock yarn



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For this featherlight all-season beanie,

which is made with knitting needles in various sizes (the brim with size 3.5 needles, the main part with size 6.0 needles, the decreases with 4.5 and 4.0) and with a crochet hook size 3.0 - 4.0 for the embellishment,

70 g of 6-ply sock yarn is enough; however, 1 skein usually has 150 g.

So from the leftover yarn, you can easily knit a small loop scarf or even 1 pair of socks up to shoe size 36/37 :-) With colorful sock yarn, the respective color gradient appears automatically.

By the way: there is also a sock knitting course for 6-ply sock yarn incl. charts for all shoe sizes (click me)

Crochet Beanie “Tabata” & Möbius Scarf Collar/Loop (m/f)



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Hello, dear crochet fans,

this crochet set (m/f) in fashionable gray consists of a beanie and a Möbius scarf collar/loop.


The PDF pattern is written for a head circumference of 52 cm – 60 cm and includes both—the hat and the loop (loop in one size). It is illustrated, but requires general crochet skills (chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, crocheting in rounds, slip stitches, increases and decreases).

The special stitches are illustrated and described.

I would describe the difficulty level as “intermediate.”

Materials:

• For the hat, 150 g and
• for the loop, 100 g

of a yarn with 50 g – 75 m yardage are required.
Unlike the hook size on the yarn label, this is crocheted with crochet hook sizes 8.0 and 10.0.

A lightweight hat for the transitional season can still come in handy right now; mornings and evenings are often still chilly.
The hat is knitted from sock yarn and has a charming lace pattern, which is presented both written out and in a knitting chart. It is knitted with 3 mm needles. You should plan on 150 - 170 m of yarn, depending on the size.

Here is the pattern.



By the way, you can see the same hat again below in yellow.

Wrist warmers can also come in handy if you’re out and about outdoors at night.
They’re quick to knit and not difficult at all. There is a tutorial for the lace pattern that explains exactly how it’s done.
You’ll need: approx. 90 m of sock yarn and 3 mm knitting needles. The pattern is also suitable for wrist warmer beginners because there’s no annoying thumb knitting involved.

You can find the pattern here.

When temperatures approach freezing, it’s nice to have something warm around your neck. An infinity scarf does the trick.
It is knitted in a simple mesh pattern using sock yarn; you should plan on about 800 m. The usage is so high because the infinity scarf is knitted in the round like a long tube. This means there is no front or back, and it also makes it warmer. You’ll need a 4 mm circular knitting needle and a stitch marker.
You can use two different colors or just one, exactly as you like.

This way to the pattern.

With the help of this pattern, you can crochet a beautiful hat/beanie.Despite the loose pattern, the beanie is nice and warm because it was crocheted from a warm blended wool.Materials: I used 50 g, 110 m of Katia Matiz (70% viscose, 26% alpaca, 4% wool). I used 2 skeins. Wool needed depending on size: 150 g–200 g. Crochet hook size no. 4.Of course, you can use any wool you like up to hook size no. 4.The pattern is detailed with pictures and suitable for beginners with basic crochet knowledge.For this pattern, you should know the following stitches and terms: chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, slip stitches, crochet together.

Go to the pattern here



You can use hats all year round. And the great thing is that they can be crocheted in so many shapes and colors, patterns and techniques. Here are a few suggestions from my shop:

This hat is especially suitable for women and girls. It goes well with jackets and coats, looks a bit more elegant, and has a pretty flower that you can crochet in the same or a different color. The pattern describes various sizes (from children to adults).
Crochet pattern: Hat for Girls and Women


This beanie can be worn by boys and girls, women and men. That makes it universally usable. Here you can easily mix different colors, which are nicely set off by the colored pattern stripe. The pattern explains how to adjust the hat to any head circumference.
Crochet pattern: Crochet a Beanie / Hat with Stripes


This beanie has a lovely pattern and is also a striped beanie. It can mainly be worn by women and girls. The cuff can be adjusted to any head circumference, so you can crochet the hat for children and adults.
Crochet pattern: Crochet a Beanie / Hat with a Pattern


All patterns include many pictures for the individual steps and contain detailed step-by-step instructions. This means the hats can also be crocheted by ambitious beginners.

Loose, colorful, and cozy, this batwing sweater makes an entrance and gives any boring outfit an instant boost!
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 need to be worked separately.

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

And here’s the pattern with more details...

A beautiful set consisting of a hat, cowl, and wrist warmers in merino quality will get you through the Ice Saints in style!
Worked in a simple yet sophisticated lace pattern.

The hat is designed for a head circumference of approx. 50–53 cm.
The cowl has a circumference of approx. 80 cm.
The length of the wrist warmers is about 16 cm.

A detailed description guides you through the entire knitting process.
For clarification, you will find 3 charts in knitting chart format in the pattern.

And here is the pattern and more details...

A warm triangular shawl always comes in handy,

this one has a beautiful lace pattern and is knitted from smooth yarn combined with
fluffy yarn, which further enhances

the warming effect. The pattern is easy to follow and uses knit stitches and purl stitches, as well as
yarn overs and knitting stitches together.

It’s best to knit it with a circular needle,

 here is the pattern 

We still need these felted booties right now, too. Who wants to have cold feet? They’re quick to knit with thick felting wool and in your favorite color, and the washing machine takes care of the felting.

The detailed knitting and felting pattern includes instructions for all shoe sizes. Feel free to take a look at my sample models. All you need is felting wool (50 g/50 m), 2 size 7 circular knitting needles, and 2 buttons.

I hope you have lots of fun with the pattern and warm feet at all times!
Yours, Ina

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For those of you who get cold easily, I have another good tip: a soft and warm poncho that you can simply throw on. An uncomplicated and trendy one-size garment for the transitional season. You could also leave out the hat.

Material:

• 700 g "Olympia" (100 g/100 meters)
• Size 8 circular knitting needle

The pattern is also perfectly suitable for knitting beginners, as I explain and show everything in detail.
I hope you enjoy the pattern. Yours, Ina

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Night frost and Ice Saints—so you also have to protect yourself “down below.” My husband is an angler and sometimes sits by the lake in the evening/at night. It gets uncomfortably cold very quickly there. That’s why I crocheted the 1 cm thick felted cushion for him. It’s now part of his standard gear and serves him very well. When we go on a bike ride, it’s always with us too, so I can sit down anywhere, even on cold seats.

Material:
- 350 g felting wool (leftovers are enough)
- size 12 crochet hook

We crochet; the washing machine does the felting.
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Best wishes from Ina

A very lovely set consisting of a wrap vest (sizes 38/40 and 42/44) and a beret!
Since this is a wrap vest, the sizes can be stated generously.

Simple technique - beautiful effect!

You get 2 patterns for the price of 1! - Absolutely beginner-friendly!

And this way to the pattern and more details...

The colors of the triangular shawl harmonize with autumn.
It is made of chain stitches, double crochet, cluster stitches, and several double crochet stitches worked into one stitch.

Material
4-ply gradient yarn, 50% cotton / 50% acrylic
Hook size
3.5
Yarn amount
250 g
Difficulty level
easy to intermediate
Pattern

Beautiful and wonderfully warm: the asymmetrical triangular shawl “Nachtschatten”!



This is a step-by-step pattern with plenty of pictures.
For anyone who prefers to work from a crochet chart, I’ve included one as well.
Thanks to the detailed description, this pattern is also suitable for beginners who want to crochet their first shawl.

What you’ll need:
- 1000 m of gradient yarn: 50% cotton, 50% acrylic
- Crochet hook: 3 mm

(The shawl can also be crocheted with any other yarn)

You should be familiar with the following:
chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, treble crochet, and puff stitches
(Puff stitches are explained in a separate PDF file, which is also included)



Get the pattern here and get started right away!

Have fun! :)