New Knitting Patterns October + September 28/29/30

Dear users, dear designers,
how about a few irresistible knitting patterns to get fall off to a great start?
Download new knitting patterns now.

@Autoren,
You can download all new knitting patterns from October and September 28/29/30 here.

Brand new and perfect for dreary weather!
Now that it’s getting more uncomfortable outside again, it’s time to knit a cuddly warm blanket.

This trendy home blanket combines the wonderful lattice pattern with color-coordinated block stripes. The whole design is rounded off with a simple seed stitch border.

The pattern for the blanket is also suitable for knitting beginners with a little experience, as all the cable crossings and the flexible bind-off are explained in detail at the end in a photo tutorial.

You can find all the detailed information about the pattern here

Knitting pattern Baby Shoes Christmas Magic

    Go to the pattern!

I knitted in a glitter yarn here, and at dusk
they sparkle in the light.
The little shoes can also be knitted in a solid color for fall;
the pattern looks great here too!

Difficulty: The sparkling little shoes are easy to knit!
Foot length: 9 – 9.5 cm
Material:
30 g leftover solid-color yarn, preferably with cotton (this shows off the pattern best)
10 g glitter yarn, e.g. Gründl Glitter-uni
A set of double-pointed needles size 3
Pattern:
PDF format with explanatory pictures for the work steps.

Just in time for the start of fall:
The KJELLRUN wrist warmers with thumb opening combine everything you need for comfort on colder days: warm, ultra-soft, quick to knit, long enough, and full freedom of movement for your fingers! And the small diamond pattern creates a wonderful three-dimensional texture! So I already love these wrist warmers!
Get the knitting pattern in plenty of time before the cold days arrive! You can get it right here: 
KJELLRUN wrist warmers

Happy knitting wishes you
Annette

Start now so you'll be prepared and have as many little gifts as possible in stock for the cold season. These tealight snowmen are very quick to knit and decorate.
All you need for materials are:
LED tealights, white leftover yarn, white and colorful pom-poms, pipe cleaner scraps, and googly eyes.
 Here is the pattern so you can get started right away!

Have fun with it!

Cleopatra’s Labyrinth has just been released, a triangular shawl with lace and mosaic patterns that require a bit of concentration, but the result is all the more beautiful.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43559/cleopatras-labyrinth-gestricktes-dreieckstuch

You’ll need 200g of Silky Yak or Silky Merino by Rooster (425m per 100g)
Alternatively, FMS also works, but then a few rows need to be shortened
The original yarn is by Buttjebeyy.
The patterns are explained in detail, but they’re not suitable for beginners.

Triangular shawls are suitable for every season, every occasion, and every outfit!
This one is always an eye-catcher, especially in winter—even over a coat or jacket!

The variety of patterns used adds fun and variety -
both while knitting and while wearing it!
If you like, you can also get creative and embellish it with rhinestones!

The size of the finished product is approximately 240 x 140 x 175 cm.

A detailed description - row by row - guides you through the entire knitting process.
To make things clear, you will find both 1 knitting chart and a sketch in the pattern.
Of course, it is possible to change the size of the shawl - the stated gauge helps with that.

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

 

This headband with a cable twist is not only eye-catching, it’s also cozy and warm—knitted from merino wool. The pattern has knitted-in air pockets, making it especially warm.

Suitable for beginners with some knitting experience. Everything is well explained in the pattern.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Your little darling is sure to look absolutely adorable in this sweet baby dress. If you’re a grandma to a little angel, this would be the perfect Christmas gift.

The little dress fits throughout the baby months—from 3 to 12 months and even a little longer, since it can be worn as a tunic afterward. Alternatively, the skirt section with the lace pattern can also be knitted longer.

Recommended for advanced knitters. Everything is explained in detail in the pattern.

To the knitting pattern here

How about a knitted headband for a change? It can be made in any size you like, and you can use up lots of leftover yarn.

Some knitting experience is helpful; otherwise, everything is well explained in the pattern.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Just in: RVO Hishi—for anyone who doesn’t like sewing pieces together:


For this RVO, you’ll need 185 g of 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% acrylic) or more if you want a larger size.
Knit using circular needles and a set of double-pointed needles in sizes 2–3 and 3–4.

The gauge is 22 stitches and 40 rows over 10 x 10 cm.

Hishi can be worked with short, long, or half-length sleeves, making it a year-round sweater.

If you’re familiar with lace knitting, Hishi is the right project for you.

The two-page PDF pattern is suitable for advanced knitters.

This unique cotton sweater (in sizes 36–44) can be worn all year round—in spring and fall, on cool summer days, and, with a thicker shirt underneath, even in winter.
It’s knitted in stockinette stitch using cotton yarn (170 m / 50 g). The pattern is worked using the Norwegian technique, which means a color not currently in use is always carried along.
Difficulty level: medium to challenging (you should already be familiar with the Norwegian technique—it isn’t explained separately in the pattern).
In addition to the gauge, the pattern includes a schematic with length measurements and the colorwork chart. The different sizes are marked in different colors.
Click here to download the pattern!

This hat with an attached knitted scarf collar is very easy to put on and take off thanks to the front buttons, and keeps little ones’ necks and heads wonderfully warm. It was knitted with stitches that create an insulating layer of air. 

Easy to make for beginners with knitting experience. Everything is clearly explained in the pattern. The pattern is written in a print-friendly format. The photos are placed on separate pages.

Go to the knitting pattern here