Start of fall // celebrate and enjoy fall now

Dear users, dear authors,
happy start of fall, everyone. In my opinion, you can either detest fall, and then it will be awful. Or you can find something good in the cool fall days: still-warm apple cake with cinnamon and streusel, bright colorful leaves on the trees, snuggling up in warm sweaters / ponchos / vests / jackets / shrugs / soul warmers, plus a good book and a hot chocolate / tea / coffee. Fall decorations / scatter decorations are also a good idea and very easy to make. How do you feel about fall? Here in the thread, you’ll definitely find wonderfully autumnal patterns.

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Moderator tip: Don’t forget the Halloween decorations.

@Authors,
You can introduce 2–3 patterns here with a link and image, as well as the usual information. Have fun.

Autumn crochet patterns with 15% off

Autumn mood at the Meckis’

This door wreath shows the blaze of color that autumn brings us, a wonderful eye-catcher for the front door.

Details & pattern are available here
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Door Wreath Sunflower

Sunflowers are definitely part of late summer; with their yellow color, they bring good cheer into every home.

Details & pattern are available here

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Scarf Friends for Her & Him

This classic scarf can be crocheted very comfortably, because the pattern is absolutely simple.
A great eye-catcher to snuggle up in.

Details & pattern are available here

You’ll find more detailed information about the materials and crochet technique in the details.
All patterns are written without abbreviations, and finished products may be sold.
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Knitting pattern_Baby sweater with hat-Panda

For the first autumn walk, little
babies don't want to be dressed too cold or too
warm, so they love slipping
into the panda outfit!

 To the pattern!

I hope you have lots of fun knitting!

Material:
Sweater-->100(100)(150) g Melanie Wolle Verena multicolor 30 g
Korrekt pearl cotton felt-free color 58 blue

Hat-->30(40)(40) g Melanie Wolle Verena multicolor 20 g
Korrekt pearl cotton felt-free color 58 blue

Needle no. 32 buttons

Sizes:
3/6/12 months

Gauge:
30 stitches and 40 rows = 10x10 cm

Pattern:
PDF format
Detailed step-by-step explanation in words and pictures!

A beautiful, warm loop scarf is especially perfect for snuggling up and keeping warm,

This model is very easy to knit, as the pattern repeats throughout,
always the same, knitted with circular needles.

It looks especially beautiful with gradient yarn,


Here is the pattern for it:Loop with diagonal pattern


There is a matching hat that is just as easy to make,

                                              The pattern for the hat is available here : 

Fall is here! High time for some cozy fall decorations! With the Flower Child Pumpkin Girl
Chestnut Child or
Toadstool
you can crochet a beautiful table decoration using just a few bits of leftover yarn. All the flower children have movable arms and legs, so they can be arranged in many different positions.

With this wonderfully warm scarf collar, nothing can go wrong—for men and women alike—on cold days...
...and it’s trendy on top of that!

This great textured pattern provides stability and a woven structure.
Once you’ve crocheted the pattern repeat, you’ll have the hang of it—
even beginners will enjoy this pattern!

A detailed step-by-step explanation guides you through the crochet pattern.
For clarification, 1 crochet chart is included in the pattern.
In addition, a cutting diagram with an integrated schematic helps guide you through the crocheting process.

When unrolled, the scarf has a size of about 27 x 96 cm.
However, it can easily be made smaller or larger as needed.
The included diagram and the gauge help with that!

And here’s where you’ll find the pattern and more details...

 

We’re happy to welcome fall with cheerful and warm colors.
A walk during this season can be wonderful - but you really do need warmer clothing already.

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If you’d still like just one of the two patterns for your collection,
then simply click the links below.

Batwing Sweater "Color Stripes"

Loose, colorful, and cozy, this batwing sweater spruces up any boring outfit in
no time.
With its wide batwing sleeves, it’s an ideal companion all year round - whether at home,
at the movies, or on a walk - it simply always works!
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!

Wrist Warmers "Color Stripes"



Fall can arrive so cheerfully and colorfully...
Fun colors and a great pattern define these wrist warmers.
The pattern of the cuffs will leave you wanting more.
A detailed description guides you step by step through the knitting process.
In addition, a knitting chart helps you through the pattern repeat.
Even beginners will enjoy this pattern.
The length of the finished cuffs is about 26.5 cm.
Of course, as always, the gauge is included.
Also a good project for using up leftover yarn!

Autumn can come...
With this shrug, you'll be prepared for any weather!
The wonderful textured pattern - 2 different crochet patterns alternate - invites you to snuggle up.

The shape of the soul warmer works entirely without decreases or increases...
... so it is also absolutely recommended for beginners!

A detailed description guides you through the crochet process.
For clarification, there are 2 crochet chart charts in the pattern.
In addition, 3 diagrams help you through the crochet process - step by step.

This pattern is designed for sizes S/M/L/XL.
However, the pattern explains how the shrug can be very easily adjusted to any size.
The included cut and the gauge help with this!

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

 

Harvest Festival was the inspiration for this crocheted infinity scarf, which you can make without any special prior experience. You should know how to do chain stitches, single crochet, and double crochet.

The pattern can be found here.



Crocheted with a 3.5mm hook and relatively thin yarn, it looks delicate yet still keeps you warm.

Wrist warmers can also come in handy on cool fall evenings when you're out and about.

I have something for you here.



They are quick to knit from leftover sock yarn—about 90 m is needed for one pair. If you’d like stripes, use something with short color gradients; if you don’t like stripes, choose a solid color. The wrist warmers have a pretty little lace pattern that is great fun to knit.

A stole that shines in golden fall colors.

Here is the pattern.



It’s knitted from merino wool (105 m/50 g) and is, for that reason alone, cozy and soft—perfect for fall. An enchanting lace and cable pattern makes for enjoyable evenings of knitting.

Fall is cardigan season—even for dolls. What, your Barbie doesn’t have a cardigan? Well, we can fix that. It’s quick and easy to knit using just 20 g of sock yarn. You can knit the cardigan as long as you like—you could even make a knitted coat.

Here’s the pattern for the cardigan with matching hat.

I hope you enjoy this project. Ina

I’ve also got something autumnal in store for the grown-ups. You’ll love this beautiful poncho, which even beginner knitters can easily knit. Just throw it on, and you’re all set for a warm autumn walk. It looks casual and cool. Plus, it makes those little bulges simply disappear visually.

It’s knitted from 700 g of “Olympia” yarn, which is made of 54% virgin wool, and that’s what keeps you warm. We’re using size 8 needles so we can make quick progress. After all, autumn is just around the corner, so there’s no time to lose.

I hope you enjoy this project - Yours, Ina

Hooray, hooray—fall is here, and that definitely means it’s time for little shy hedgehogs, funny pumpkins, and sweet grapes . So hurry up and grab the right patterns for some fun fall decorations.

Click here for Schnuffel the Little Hedgehog




Click here for Kuno the Little Pumpkin




Click here for Willy

You can welcome fall right at your door with this adorable wreath :-)

The little hedgehog, the pumpkins he has collected, the kite, the colorful fall leaves, and of course the wreath—all of this is described in detail over 16 pages with a total of 57 photos ♥

Crochet Pattern Fall Door Wreath

The soft, cozy loop scarf already has “fall” right in its name! “Autunno colorato” (colorful fall) ♥

And you definitely need a loop scarf in windy fall weather!
It’s super easy to crochet—even beginners can crochet this dreamy loop scarf in a single weekend :-)

Crochet pattern for the fall loop scarf

Hooray, fall is here.

For that, you need new decorations and clothing for the doll children

More information is available by clicking on the product name next to the image.
 

Costume for dress-up dolls



Pumpkin Girl

Crochet pattern Hulda, the friendly garden spider - great for a weekend 

---> Here’s the pattern 



In September they can be found on every bush - GARDEN SPIDERS. Personally, I’m terrified of spiders, so as a bit of self-therapy I designed this little friendly spider together with its web :) With a spider like this in the house, you can live with it :) Luckily, she stays put and doesn’t crawl around wildly 

Hulda is very easy to crochet and can also be made by beginners with a little practice.

Difficulty level: Easy 

What you need:

Gründl Happy yarn (250 m per 100 g) (beige – approx. 50 - 60 g - , Gründl Lisa yarn 20-30 g dark brown, a little black, 30 – 40 g white and a little red)
Stuffing
either buttons or googly eyes 
Needle size 3.5, yarn needle and scissors


What you need to know:

Chain stitches, single crochet and half double crochet 

Crochet Pattern: Frankenstein’s Monster (80 cm tall)

--> Click here for the pattern  


"He is alive......" Dr. Frankenstein wasn’t just crazy when he created his monster, he was also brilliant in his own way.

This 80 cm tall monster isn’t made from body parts, but from lots of yarn, stuffing, and wire, yet it looks at least as awesome as Dr. Frankenstein’s monster did back in the day.
Thanks to its impressive size, Frankenstein is sure to catch everyone’s eye and makes the perfect Halloween decoration for your home.

In my 23-page pattern, you’ll find plenty of pictures, detailed descriptions, and templates for spooky eyes and a mouth.

Difficulty level : Medium

What you’ll need:

Gründl Happy yarn (100 g = 250 m, 100% polyester):

* Green: approx. 350–400 g
* Black: approx. 80 g
* Gray (leftover)
* Some wire mesh for joints and parts you’d like to stabilize or make movable
* Some white fabric, as well as red and black felt for the eyes and mouth (yellow too, if needed)
* Yellow safety eyes/glue to attach the fabric
* Old children’s clothing (preferably black – sweater and pants), size 74/80
* 3.5 mm crochet hook, yarn needle, scissors, and stuffing

What you need to know how to do:

Magic Ring, single crochet, half double crochet, increases and decreases, embroidery, and sewing

Sweater "Blue Denim" - for all sizes/Unisex

--> Click here for the pattern


It's getting colder every day now, and you really need a cozy sweater so you don't freeze. Why not crochet a sweater in a cool denim look with a flexible collar? The collar can be worn standing up or folded over, depending on what you like, and thanks to the color, the sweater goes perfectly with any pair of jeans.

The distinctive pattern on the cuffs and collar is created by crocheting staggered post double crochets.

The sweater can be crocheted in all sizes. A size chart including stitch counts/gauge is of course also included. The pattern also contains not only lots of step-by-step photos, but also a crochet chart and written instructions.

The sweater is also great for women to wear, because this is a unisex model.

Difficulty level: Easy to intermediate

What you need for it:

Yarn: Rellana Denim (50 g = 140m) 800 g Jeans (Dark Blue) and 200 g Gray – size XL -
Recommended hook size 4.5 for the cuffs/hook size 5 for the main pattern, plus a yarn needle and scissors

What you need to know:

chain stitches, single crochets, double crochets, half double crochets, post double crochets, slip stitches

In my shop you’ll also find the matching beanie at a discount

Autumn Leaves is just right for fall—not too warm but cozy during the cool morning and evening hours.
All you need to know are knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and skp decreases. The pattern is explained using a knitting chart.

What you’ll need:
100 g of lace yarn with a yardage of 700 to 800 m

Difficulty level:
easy, also suitable for beginners

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/18214/herbstlaub

I love knitted slippers and have designed four variations that not only look beautiful but are also quick to knit. Whether as house shoes, bed shoes, guest shoes, or a gift, hand-knitted shoes are always a little highlight.

Using size 6 needles (two circular needles) and 70–80 g of yarn, you can knit one pair of slippers in about 1 hour—made from myBoshi No. 1, Boston, or the yarn of your choice. Casting on, knit and purl stitches, binding off—it’s quick and easy, and you’ll have beautiful slippers in no time.

Click here for the knitting pattern. Have fun knitting!

Ines from lessigfashion

Crochet Pattern – Halloween Decor 

For the season of monsters and ghosts… the right decorations are a must. Present “trick-or-treat” in style with the pumpkin candy bowl. For the table, use pumpkins and little ghosts as scatter decorations… or string them up as a garland. Pair them with the pumpkin tea lights.

The pattern includes:

• Pumpkin Bowl
• Pumpkin Scatter Decorations
• Small Ghost Scatter Decorations
• Pumpkin tea light holder

Quick and easy to crochet—perfect as “last-minute” decorations or gifts. The richly illustrated and detailed pattern makes it easy even for beginners to bring the spooky fun to life with their hook.

Materials:
Bowl
approx. 50 g orange (LL 133 m/50 g)
  Leftover yarn in brown and black
Crochet hook size 3.5
Scatter decorations
Leftover yarn in orange, black, white, and green; googly eyes
Pumpkin tea light: Leftover yarn in orange, black, and green; stuffing; tea light
Click here for the spooky collection 

Everyone knows you shouldn’t eat a fly agaric mushroom. But it’s wonderful to look at. And when its red cap shines into the room from your window, even gray, rainy days feel only half as bad.


 
This window picture is made from photo cardstock and translucent paper, approx. 49 x 56 cm in size, and with a little crafting experience it can be cut out and glued quickly and easily.

Crochet shoes

Crochet slippers are always stylish; quick and easy to crochet. Whether as house shoes, bed socks, guest slippers, or a gift, they’re always cozy and lovely.

Material (amount) approx. 100–150 g (for one pair of slippers). It always also depends on the material used. My
material recommendation: Myboshi No1 (70% polyacrylic and 30% merino wool is
the ideal blend for our models) or Myboshi No5.Information for other materials is also included in the pattern.The slippers can be decorated with ribbons, buttons, beads, or crochet flowers (patterns for these are available in my shop—also for free)
. The beautiful puff flowers in particular look really
pretty on the slippers. I assume the following skills: chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet.

Click here for the crochet pattern, thank you.

Ines wishes you lots of joy crocheting

When I think of autumn, the ASTERIA immediately comes to mind.



Knitted from a “Herbstzauber” yarn cake, it was my daughter’s favorite poncho for a long time.

The pattern is an easy beginner’s project. The shape of the five points is created through clever increases and decreases.

The model can be knitted for children from 12 months up to elementary school age. Only the yardage of the yarn changes.

The adjusted stitch distribution for a different gauge or yarn is easy to calculate.

•Formulas for calculating other sizes are included in the pattern.

Edit: Of course, this pattern can also be knitted for adults.

What skills do you need?
• Casting on
• Knit and purl stitches
• kfb (knit-front-back) increase
• Knitting stitches together
• Binding off

The basic techniques listed are not explained in the pattern.

Autumnal egg cozies



Available in an affordable set or individually for €1 each