New Knitting Patterns October 2017 + September 28/29/30

Dear users, dear authors,
here are the new knitting patterns for October 2017.
Shop the latest knitting arrivals now.

@Authors,
here you can present the new patterns from October and from September 28/29/30.
Don't forget the link and image as well as the usual information.

I have various garments available for different doll sizes.

Click on the image title to get more information about them.


Ball gown



For a small doll 

Skirt 


Hat

It’s that time of year again for beautiful loop scarves.

This pattern is also suitable for beginners, as the knitting pattern
is very simple and easy to follow.

You’ll need 100 grams of gradient yarn with a yardage of 400m/100gr—
Lang Jawoll Magic was used here—and a size 3.5

circular needle. The pattern uses knit stitches and purl stitches, yarn overs, and decreases
.
Here is the pattern:  Loop with Lace Pattern

Relax Socks, 6-ply, in a simple lace pattern - knitting pattern







(For purchase/download, please click the image(s))

Super comfortable – they “don’t cut in at all”..

Leg height as desired. The simple lace pattern consists of only 2 pattern rows.
The PDF knitting pattern is written for sizes 36 to 43 and illustrated.

General knitting knowledge required.
We knit with a set of double-pointed needles. Difficulty level: medium

We need 1 ball = 150 g (yardage approx. 420 m to 450 m of a 6-ply sock yarn; here, for the short leg of approx. 10 cm, used: approx. 70 g for shoe size 39 Lungauer sock wool by Ferner Wolle (is cuddly soft) made of 75% merino, 25% polyamide; gauge approx. 22 sts x 31 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm; set of double-pointed needles 3.5 – 4.0

My Emmental knitting patterns are now also available as a collection.



A hat, scarf, and wrist warmers—all in one—a set knitted from sock yarn. All accessories feature the same lace pattern, which is explained in a tutorial.

Every baby will feel cozy, warm, and secure in this soft baby blanket with hearts.

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The blanket is knitted from 100% very soft merino wool. Its unstretched dimensions are approximately 73 x 77 cm. The size can be adjusted as desired.

The edge of the blanket is crocheted. All steps are described in detail in the pattern.

You’ll need the following materials:

• Size 4 circular knitting needles – length at least 60 cm
• 300 g of merino wool in the main color—here light yellow—yarn length 105 m/50 g
• 100 g of wool for the hearts—here, pink (same quality as the main color)
• 1 wool needle for weaving in ends
• 1 size 4 crochet hook
• A few stitch markers

Here, we used Drops Merino Extra Fine Superwash yarn made from 100% virgin merino wool—in light yellow and pink. It’s fantastic for baby items. The pink can also be easily replaced with purple or any other color.

My gauge:
10 x 10 cm in stockinette stitch = 21 stitches and 28 rows
10 x 10 cm in the pattern = 20 stitches and 32 rows

Difficulty level: easy to medium. You should have the following basic skills:

• Knit and purl stitches
• Knitting with a pattern using two colors
• Binding off stitches
• Crocheting chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, and double crochet

 Click here for the knitting pattern for the baby blanket with hearts.

These wrist warmers with a "mock cable pattern" are wonderfully cuddly and soft. They keep your arms and hands nice and warm outdoors and indoors.


They are also easy for beginners with basic skills to make. The pattern includes all the steps as well as the chart, which is laid out very clearly.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the wrist warmers with a mock cable pattern.

Just newly added to the shop is this cozy, warm cardigan with pockets and bottom-up raglan. 

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There are seams only on the sleeves, which are crocheted together at the end.
The pattern is nice and stretchy and fits very well against the body in every size!

Difficulty level: intermediate - for experienced knitters

The following basic knitting and crochet skills should be present:

• Knit and purl stitches
• Decrease leaning to the right and to the left
• Binding off stitches
• Knitting with multiple colors / color changes
• Knitting buttonholes (also briefly explained here)
• Sewing or crocheting knitted pieces together
• Knitting raglan

Here is the knitting pattern for the cardigan with pockets and bottom-up raglan.

The Cozy Sweater with Batwing Sleeves consists of two different pattern sections that are very easy to follow!
There’s even a 25% introductory discount!

The pattern is described in a beginner-friendly way and is easy to follow. The sweater is knitted in just two pieces, which means the sleeves are knitted at the same time. What you should know:

• Cast on
• Knit stitches 
• Purl stitches 
• Knit two stitches together 

Just in time for fall, the SATYR invites you to knit with its leaf pattern.



You’ll get one pattern, two versions, and two distinct visual effects.

The different effects come from the pattern being worked once in knit stitches (green) and once in purl stitches (gray).

With your purchase, you’ll receive two 5-page PDFs so you can knit both hats. The pattern is fully written out, including the leaf pattern. You’ll also find a knitting chart for the pattern.

The hat is suitable for a head circumference of 52–56.

What skills do you need?

• knit stitches
• purl stitches
• knit stitches together
• yarn overs

Here’s what’s included:

• Suitable for beginners
• 6-page PDF pattern
• Complete written pattern
• Knitting chart for the leaf pattern
• Head circumference 52–56

Materials needed:

• 2 skeins of Lana Grossa Bingo Melange, color 224, 50g/80m (100% fine merino)
• or 2 skeins of Lana Grossa Bingo, color 001, 50 g/80 m (100% virgin wool)
• A set of 4.5 mm double-pointed needles
• Scissors
• Wool needle

A pattern for a headband has just moved into my shop. Some people don’t really like wearing hats (they make your hair so flat...), but they still don’t want to be cold, so a headband is the perfect solution.
The pattern is suitable for beginners—the biggest challenge is joining the knitted piece in the round. Otherwise, it’s a simple textured pattern made up of knit and purl stitches, and knitted in merino wool, it’s also a wonderfully soft accessory. Of course, you can use other yarns too—whatever feels comfortable to you.

You can find the pattern here.

This sweater in a "hoody" look is the perfect companion for fall and winter!
Whether for a boy or a girl, it’s definitely warm and trendy!
The cable look is always in style, and the turtleneck with the cords adds a sporty touch!

A detailed step-by-step description guides you through the knitting process.
In addition, 2 knitting charts are included, describing both the cable pattern and
the seed stitch pattern.

The finishing of the collar is described in detail - with pictures.

The pattern is designed for sizes 146/152 and 158/164.
However, the included schematic and the gauge swatches make it possible to knit any size!

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

 

If anyone still needs a scarf, I’d like to warmly recommend my new pattern to you.

You can find it here.



Knitted in a charming lace and cable pattern, the pattern is still easy. It looks great in gradient yarns, but of course you can also use solid-colored yarns.