New Knitting Patterns for November and October 29/30/31

Dear users, dear designers,
here are the new releases.
Download now and start knitting right away.

@Designers,
please only introduce the new releases from November and from October 29/30/31 here. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual information.

Knitting Pattern: Christmas Baby Shoes 2
  View the pattern!


Knit a pair of cute little booties
for the Christmas season with a little leftover yarn.

Size: approx. 10–10.5 cm

Materials:
approx. 20 g white
leftover teddy yarn
leftover green and red yarn
a set of size 3 double-pointed needles
2 ribbons
2 buttons
The pattern consists of 5 pages with pictures,
which can be downloaded after purchase.

 
Brand new in November:


The knitting pattern for the elegant cable-pattern scarf “Meeresgrund” (Seabed).
The pattern looks like a school of fish swimming one behind the other down toward the seabed, surrounded by gentle waves.

The pattern combines various elements such as cables, eyelets, and seed stitch.
The pattern is also manageable for beginner knitters with some experience (knit and purl stitches as well as yarn overs), since all the cable techniques are explained in a photo tutorial at the end of the pattern. (Experienced knitters can simply leave this part out when printing.)

All the details about the pattern can be found here: HERE



You can knit this Native American-inspired sweater with fringe and beads in sizes 36/38, 40, and 42/44. In the pattern, the information for the different sizes is marked with different colors.  The sweater is worked in stockinette stitch, and there is a charted pattern for the colorful yoke. 
You can find more details about the materials and the pattern to download here!

Knitting pattern for a loop



Only knit and purl stitches are used to create this wonderful cable pattern.

The pattern includes a knitting chart for the motif and written instructions for the pattern rows. Pictures complete it all, so you can compare your work again and again.

I chose Rowan Baby merino Silk dk yarn, with a yardage of 135 m/50 g. Using 4.5 mm needles, I used 200 grams. The loop can be wrapped around twice.

Here you’ll find the pattern for the loop

This hat with an attached knitted collar that buttons up is just right for toddlers. A special stitch technique creates air pockets, which makes the hat keep them cuddly warm. 

It knits up quickly and is well suited for beginners with a little knitting experience.

A size chart for hats is included in the pattern.

Go to the pattern here

Are you or your friends about to become parents or grandparents? Then this could be your perfect welcome gift for the baby: a baby sleep sack, which can also be used as a sleeping bag or swaddle sack. And once the baby has outgrown it later, we still have a soft hot water bottle cover.



It is made of soft, breathable merino wool. It is quick to put on and does not slip out of place. Our little darlings can
kick to their hearts’ content in it and feel cozy.

The special look is created by the beautiful braided cable pattern. It is shown off especially well by the harmonious long color gradients of the soft Australian merino yarn.
Knitting this is especially fun because new
color combinations keep appearing straight from the ball of yarn. Take a look ...







You can make it in 2 sizes and with or without a slit (for threading through the safety harness in a Maxi Cosi). In the knitting pattern, I describe and show you everything step by step across 20 pages and in full detail. The pattern is also suitable for knitting beginners . You can find the pattern and more information here by clicking this link --> Baby sleep sack .

I hope you enjoy the pattern - Yours, Ina

Click here for the pattern 



You can knit the Bloc beanie for men and women using sock yarn. The pattern is text-based and suitable for experienced beginners.

Brand new in the shop is this men’s vest with a cable pattern made from merino wool. It will keep the men well supplied and warm, too.

The vest is knitted in one piece without seams. Knitting experience is recommended. The pattern is printer-friendly and includes an appendix with detailed photos for individual steps.

The measurements fit sizes 46–50, but they can be adjusted very easily to other sizes.

Go to the knitting pattern here