Warm head, warm neck, and warm hands: scarves, cowls, hats, shawls, and much more

Dear users, dear authors,
with the patterns here in this thread, you’re guaranteed to stay warm.
Download designs for beanies, hats, scarves, cowls, Mobius scarves, scoodies, collar scarves, scarf collars, shoulder warmers, shawls, triangular shawls, neck warmers, gloves, mittens and arm warmers now. Have fun making them.

@Autoren,
no quantity limit here in this thread. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

The "Cappuccino" scarf, with its delicate lace pattern, features a color gradient from a soft beige to a rich brown—but it also makes a stylish companion in another color combination.
Using the specified materials, the "Cappuccino" scarf will be 1.80 m long, but it can also be made longer by continuing to repeat the pattern repeat. The yardage of the Bobbel should of course be adjusted accordingly.
The pattern includes a knitting chart. Basic knitting skills (knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, etc.) are required.
The following materials are needed to make it:
- one Bobbel in a color gradient or solid color, 3-ply, 1000 m yardage (material: 50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic)
- knitting needle size 3
- scissors
- needle for weaving in the ends

You can find the pattern for the "Cappuccino" scarf here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37159/strickanleitung-schal-cappuccino



Does your little boy not like wearing hats? He’ll definitely wear this one—after all, what boy doesn’t love being a firefighter?
The hat is very easy to crochet. The pattern is written for a 54 cm head circumference, but you can use the pattern to make it in other sizes as well.
You’ll need about 60 g of neon yellow yarn (Bravo by Schachenmayr), a scrap of silver-gray yarn, and a scrap of black fabric (approx. 30 x 50 cm).
Click here for the pattern!

This warm winter set with a heart, consisting of arm warmers and a headband, is super quick to crochet. The neon accents are sure to lift your spirits and draw admiring glances.

Pattern for the headband for head circumferences of 53/54 cm, 55/56 cm, and 57/58 cm. Pattern for the arm warmers in sizes M and L (the photo shows size M).

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The original loop scarf is an absolute eye-catcher. The zigzag pattern and especially the zigzag edge, as well as the beautiful color gradient, make it
a truly special focal point.

You will receive detailed instructions as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.

Go to the pattern here

This beautiful triangular shawl is airy and light, yet elegant and wonderfully soft for snuggling up and feeling good. It’s easy to crochet—making it suitable for beginners and an absolute classic. A lovely Christmas gift for your mother, sister, friend, etc.

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Knitting pattern Kiddy Hat

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With this pattern you knit 1 hat
and have 2 different versions.

Size: 47 to 49 cm

Materials:
100 g Gründl Happy Kiddy
15 g leftover yarn in white
A set of double-pointed needles size 4
A circular knitting needle size 4, approx. 40 cm
Wooden beads
Gauge: 10 cm = 21 sts and 28 rows

Pattern:PDF format with pictures!

Franja Loop
Bright colors against the cold



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The Franja loop is a colorful eye-catcher and keeps your neck nice and warm.

The pattern is, as always, richly illustrated and describes all the steps in detail so that you can crochet this loop yourself - even as a beginner . A crochet chart is also included for advanced crocheters.

The loop shown has a circumference of 80 cm and is 15 cm tall - the pattern includes tips on how to crochet it in other sizes. The loop was crocheted using 200 g of McLana Jazz (color 23, 240 m/100 g).

Cable Pattern Scarf “Seabed”

Cozy, warm, and stylish through the winter—that’s what you’ll be with this wonderful cable pattern scarf.

The pattern combination is reminiscent of waves and fish, and the color gradient of diving down to the seabed.
This knitting pattern is very well suited for beginners, as all the cable crossings are explained in a photo tutorial.
A 4-ply Bobbel with 750 m length and a warm wool content of 30% was used. 

The scarf is knitted with size 5.5 needles and measures 185 cm x 33 cm. It can easily be knitted longer or shorter, and the width can also be adjusted.

Men’s Scarf Quattuor
a warm scarf with a simple pattern—not just for men



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The scarf makes a wonderful gift for anyone who loves simple patterns without frills.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes in detail how you can crochet this scarf yourself—even as a beginner . A crochet chart is included for advanced crocheters.

The scarf shown is 220 cm long and 33 cm wide. It was crocheted from about 350 g of 4-ply gradient yarn (black, gray, red).

Set "Andrea" - winter hat with scarf or infinity scarf

If you don’t have a winter hat yet, you’ll need to hurry. With this chic model featuring a decorative cable, you’ll be fashionably dressed and kept nice and warm. What’s special about the hat is that it is knitted in two layers, so it keeps you especially warm. The beanie shape also allows for plenty of hair. The double-layered ribbing is elastic and
automatically adjusts to the head circumference.

You can knit the scarf as a scarf or an infinity scarf. The color effects come straight from the ball of yarn. You’ll receive a 14-page explanatory, illustrated step-by-step pattern that is also well suited for knitting beginners, since I explain and show everything in detail.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project - Yours, Ina

My younger customers especially love this casual set consisting of a slouchy hat and scarf. It is knitted from high-quality, fine, and cuddly-soft baby alpaca. The hat weighs only 115 g, so it doesn’t feel heavy on your head. You’ll enjoy wearing it, and when needed (e.g., on the subway or in a department store) it can be quickly tucked away in your handbag. Thanks to the baby alpaca, it still keeps you nice and warm. The scarf completes the set.

You’ll find more details by clicking this link: ---->  Slouchy hat with scarf

I hope you enjoy this project - Yours, Ina

On really cold days, there’s only one thing that reliably keeps your head warm: a felt hat

It’s an old-fashioned term, since people used to wear felt jackets, felt shoes, and felt hats to protect themselves from the cold. However, today we can knit prettier styles ourselves than in the past. Add a matching loop scarf, and winter can come!

If you’re interested, click on the link here ---> Knit and felt a hat + loop.

I hope you enjoy the pattern - Yours, Ina



This hooded neck warmer for children keeps them doubly warm thanks to a special stitch technique that even beginners (with knitting experience) can easily make.

What makes it special: it buttons at the front, making it easy to put on and take off.

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There is also a buttoned hooded neck warmer for babies and toddlers. Especially for them, putting it on and taking it off—particularly over the head—is often a bit difficult. Here, everything is very easy.

Easy for beginners to make. Basic knowledge is required.

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Brand new in my shop is the “Dante” hat. Knitted from winter-warm, rustic-looking yet soft tweed, it will keep you warm even in sub-zero temperatures. The pattern includes 6 sizes, each with or without ear flaps. It also includes a few tips on how to make a lining from an old T-shirt that gives your forehead and ears extra warmth and is windproof.
These hats are quick to knit – and they make great Christmas gifts!
Click here for more info: CLICK!

Wrist warmers with a mock cable pattern are something a little different. They’re very easy to knit, even for beginners with basic knowledge. You definitely won’t need any cable needles here, because the pattern is created with knit and purl stitches.

To the knitting pattern here

The Ryakubou knitted hat is suitable for advanced knitters.

In addition to knit and purl stitches, cable stitches are used for the finishing touches.

You’ll need about 65–70 g of yarn.
Here, a set of double-pointed needles size 4.5 was used, along with a matching circular needle and a suitable cable needle.

The hat can be easily adjusted to fit any head circumference.

The PDF file consists of one page.

Crochet pattern for a cuddly warm winter hat, matching infinity scarf, and gloves to go with it.
This set can be crocheted in no time and is also well suited for beginners.

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You will receive a detailed 10-page pattern with lots of photos for quick making.
The hat and infinity scarf can be crocheted in different sizes.
The gloves are for a 3- to 6-year-old child.

The Nami cable-knit scarf can be knitted either to be buttoned or longer to be tied.

100 g of 5-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% acrylic), 3 buttons, size 4–5 knitting needles, and a matching cable needle are all you need to make this scarf.

Dimensions: approx. 70 cm long and approx. 25 cm wide

If you’d prefer to wrap or tie Nami, I recommend 200 g of 5-ply yarn.

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

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This casual hat looks modern and stylish thanks to its large plaid pattern.
It knits up quickly, using only one color per row.
The vertical stripes are simply added afterward with a crochet hook. The pattern includes a detailed photo tutorial for this.
If you like, you can finish the hat at the top with a knitted button. There is a photo tutorial for this as well.

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5 sizes (head circumference): 46 cm, 51 cm, 54 cm, 58 cm, 61 cm
Yarn:Wollmeise DK (100% wool [Merino], 214 m per 100 g)
in 2 colors or similar DK yarn that allows you to achieve the gauge.
Gauge: 22 sts and 32 rows = 10 cm in stockinette stitch
Yarn required: Depending on size, approx. 65–105 m per color

Elegant Baby / Children’s Headband

The elegant baby / children’s headband with a pretty little flower pattern is quick to crochet, has an easy difficulty level, and should not be a problem for a beginner. The following basic crochet skills should be known: slip stitch, chain stitch, yarn over. Optional: The baby / children’s headband can be decorated with pretty little flowers. You can find the description in my existing patterns
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The Angled Hat with (or without) a pompom


will make a child or adult happy to wear it and give you the fun of knitting it. The hat is very easy to knit, consists of three angles, one in the middle and two at the sides, so that the ears are covered. Each angle is divided into two wedges, which connect to each other in raised stripes. The following is needed: • yarn approx. max. 100g • circular knitting needle 2mm, 80cm • darning needle 5cm • crochet hook 1.75 - 2mm • optional: acrylic beads or rocaillesOne click - to the pattern
**********************************The Elegant Loop Scarf



has a timeless pattern and is reversible. It is quick to crochet, has an easy difficulty level, and should not be a problem for a beginner. For a loop scarf with diameter: approx. 80 cm, height: approx. 20 cm you will need:
• yarn in one or more colors (3 x 50g approx. 140m, 75% virgin wool, 25% polyamide) • crochet hook no. 1.75 - 2.0

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Kids’ Hat with Headphones

How about a kids’ hat with a twist?
The headphone look is a big hit with the little ones, and the “cable” keeps the hat securely on even the smallest heads.

The pattern is beginner-friendly and includes sizes for newborns and children up to about 14 years old.

Quickly knitted from thick yarn (e.g., Rowan Baby Merino Silk DK, yardage 135 m/50 g and needle size 4.5), this is a double-looped cowl.

The pattern consists only of knit and purl stitches, which creates the cable effect without a cable needle. 

The pattern is described in detail in writing, and you’ll also find a knitting chart if you prefer to work from that.

Here you’ll find the pattern for the cowl

A hat is always quick to knit, and with a pretty lace pattern, it’s twice as much fun.

With this pattern, you can knit a hat for the whole family (approx. 33 cm - 55 cm head circumference). You’ll be guided through the project round by round, so this hat is easy to make if you have experience with knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together. You should also have a bit of practice with a set of double-pointed needles.


A yarn with a meterage of about 120 m works best. But the pattern can also easily be adapted for thicker or thinner yarn.


Here you’ll find the pattern for the hat