new knitting patterns August 2017

Dear users, dear authors,
There are many sensational new knitting patterns in the shop in August, too.
Download the latest knitting releases now.

@Authors,
You can present all new knitting patterns from August and from July 29/30/31 here.
Please put any additional knitting patterns from July into thematically appropriate threads.

If you want to prepare for the cold season, you can do it quickly and easily with this cozy scarf.

You can find the pattern here.



It knits up quickly in thick yarn. It has a simple lace pattern (knitting chart included) with seed stitch ribs in between. The pattern is not suitable for knitting beginners, but it is definitely suitable for people who already have a little experience with lace patterns.

Knitting pattern for an adorable baby scarf.
It is knitted entirely in rib stitch and can easily be knitted by beginners.
You’ll need 50 g of yarn for 4.5 mm needles. 2 x 4.5 mm needles. You’ll also need an appliqué of your choice.

Knitting pattern for a baby scarf for ages approx. 0–6 months

Knitting Pattern—Baby Hat Greny
  To the pattern!

This little hat is guaranteed to turn heads.
Whether for girls or boys,
it can be knitted in any color you like—without any tedious decreases.
Because knitting for babies is especially enjoyable,
I designed the patterns so that even beginners
can easily make it.

Sizes: 4 (6) months
Head circumference approx. 40–41 cm (46–48 cm)

Material:
50–70 g Schachenmayr Catania agave hand-knitting yarn, cotton
Yardage: 125 m
A leftover amount of any gradient yarn or variegated sock yarn
Needle size: 3
Crochet hook
Wooden beads

Gauge:
26 stitches x 36 rows = 10 x 10 cm

Difficulty level:
Easy

Pattern:
PDF format
The individual steps and patterns are described in detail
and documented with pictures.

Cooler weather will be here again soon, so warmer baby hats will be needed again.

Here is an especially beautiful model knitted with a zigzag pattern.

The pattern is explained step by step and also includes pictures.
It fits size 40–44 cm head circumference

You will need 100 g Lang Jawoll Magic and a set of double-pointed needles size 3.5

Required knitting skills:

> casting on stitches with the set of double-pointed needles
> knit stitches
> purl stitches
> knitting stitches together
> slip-knit-passing stitches over
> yarn overs

  Here is the pattern

I've just published this sock pattern.



The pattern is particularly well suited to hand-dyed sock yarn, but of course you can also use any other sock yarn. The instructions are written out in full, and there’s a knitting chart for the slip-stitch pattern.

Small but lovely. A pattern for a dishcloth in a simple knit-and-purl pattern. Great for beginners and also for using up leftover cotton yarn.

You can find the pattern here.

Another addition has made its way into my collection.

Here is the Dandelion Hat.



Knitted from yarn with a yardage of 114m per 50g (using 2 skeins), it’s a warm hat for winter. The pattern is written out in full and presented in a knitting chart.

Brand new in my shop is the long, narrow triangular shawl SNUGGLY SNUGGLE. The pattern is specially designed for yarns with long color gradients and is easy for beginners to master! By the way: knitted with thick wool, it can be finished in just a few evenings and makes a great Christmas gift!

You can find more information here: CLICK!

A little pouch is quick to knit and is perfect for wrapping small gifts.

You can find the pattern here.



You’ll need leftover sock yarn and a set of 3 mm double-pointed needles. The pattern features a spiral design that runs from top to bottom. It’s easy to knit.

Every year, around “Indian summer,” Oktoberfest / Wies’n season is just around the corner—and there’s traditional costume fashion for our littlest ones, too:

Baby traditional jacket OANS GLATT - OANS GNÄDLT - knitting pattern

Well—actually, traditional costumes are in style all year round, and not just in the Alpine region.




(To purchase/download, please click the image)

A little translation from Bavarian:
Oans glatt = knit 1 stitch; oans Gnädlt = purl 1 stitch (comes from the way it looks, like a dumpling). But don’t worry. The knitting pattern is written in standard German—grin..

The pattern is worked out in detail for size 70, with adjustment options for sizes 50 to 104.

Basic knitting techniques are used, plus cabling, knitting stitches together, and increasing stitches from the strand between stitches—everything is explained with pictures. Difficulty level: intermediate.

The download includes:

• PDF knitting pattern with lots of pictures (29 pages) incl. short version for printing
• PDF Knitting Basics – basic knitting techniques with pictures
• PDF baby measurements for this traditional jacket model sizes 50 to 104

Material:

150 g (size 104: possibly 200 g) 6-ply sock yarn, Regia Tweed, 70% virgin wool, 25% polyamide, 50 g – 125 m for needle size 3.0 to 4.0; plus 50 g denim blue; gauge according to the ball band: 22 stitches x 30 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm. Used here: knitting needles size 3.5; stitch marker is helpful; cable needle, stitch holder or another knitting needle for holding the neck stitches, yarn needle for weaving in ends, scissors.