Horse-Drawn Sleigh Ride in Powder Snow

Dear users, dear designers,
it’s time for the annual Crazypatterns sleigh ride. It’s going to be wonderful. Of course, the cute horses and unicorns will be joining us again, too. Here in this thread you’ll find everything you need for a horse-drawn sleigh ride, from a handbag and gloves to a warm blanket for your legs.
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@Autoren,
2–3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.

Knitting pattern Fingerless Gloves

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Off we go on the sleigh ride, and you’ll always have
one hand free for the mulled wine!

Simply fold back the glove tip and you’ll have your fingers free!

Material:

• Bellalana Action White 20g
• A leftover of cuddly yarn, e.g. Lenja Soft
• Bellalana New bamboo Gray 50 g
• recommended needle size: 2.5 - 3
• Gauge: 10 x 10 cm ~ 26 rows x 28 stitches

Pattern:PDF format with size chart for all sizes
and with knitting chart for the star

Alpacas also love the snow because they have thick, cozy fur, so they don’t get cold easily. Of course, Pamina the alpaca wants to join the sleigh ride too!
She’d even be willing to pull the sleigh. That’s why she’s dressed up especially nicely with her colorful fringed blanket and matching harness.

You can crochet an alpaca like this, too. It’s not hard at all, even when using plush yarn. But the pattern includes plenty of tips on how to work with this yarn.
Click here for more details on the materials you’ll need and the pattern!

A warm blanket for your legs is, of course, essential for a sleigh ride!
Even beginners can manage this knitting pattern for a blanket in a mesh pattern, and with fairly thick yarn and needles, it won’t become a year-long project.

You can find the pattern and more information here 




To keep your neck nice and warm during the sleigh ride, you can also grab the knitting pattern for the “Seabed” cable-knit scarf right away!
The combination of different cable and lace patterns is also beginner-friendly and includes a tutorial for the cables.
Whether in a solid color or a color gradient, this scarf is a dream!

Click here for the pattern and more details 

Of course, without snow nothing works at all—the sleigh can't go. Luckily, the little snowflakes are already ready!

The 3 little winter children make a lovely winter decoration, even when Christmas is over but it’s still wintry and frosty outside. In their fluffy, soft, sparkly little dresses, they look absolutely charming. You can crochet them from leftover yarn, because you don’t need much material.
Here’s the pattern!

At the side of the road stands the snowman, knitting his scarf and gazing longingly after the sleigh riders. He would love to come along too! But as provisions for the journey, he offers them sweets from the candy jar.
The snowman on the candy jar is a wonderful little gift to bring when you’re invited to friends’ homes in winter. All you need is an empty jam jar, leftover yarn, and a little crochet knowledge. If you also fill the jar with homemade sweets, you’ll have a truly unique gift!
You can find the pattern for it here!

Since this is a virtual sleigh ride, the snowman can come along, too, of course. :-)

... and you need a large bag for the mulled wine and the snack:

Dreamily beautiful, this classic with plenty of room for your sleigh outing.

A combination of tapestry technique and double stitch (both explained in detail).

Click here for the pattern



Required prior knowledge: chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet

... also, a nice warm poncho to snuggle into is a must:

With two cleverly placed buttons, this poncho is a true
quick-change artist. Since the buttons fit through the lace pattern, it is
not necessary to work in buttonholes - so the
buttons can be fastened anywhere you like - creating a variety of ways to wear it!

Click here for the pattern

Two Woolly Hugs BOBBEL-COTTON (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic, yardage = 800 m/200 g) in color no. 02 were used for the poncho.

Detailed description as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.

The Ice Princess’s Winter Coat

My dolls would need a long coat with a hood for a winter outing like this.
You could knit this one very easily. The "Ice Princess’s Coat" is guaranteed to warm not only Barbie, but also the doll mom’s heart. The knitting pattern is also very well suited for beginners. You’ll find all further information by clicking on the heading.

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

Winter Set "Andrea": Hat and Scarf or Infinity Scarf

Of course, you also need a warm hat and a matching scarf for a sleigh ride like this. With my model, you’ll be perfectly equipped. The hat is double-knit, and the scarf is thick, soft, and warm anyway. If you like, you can also turn the scarf into an infinity scarf. The beautiful color gradients come straight from the skein. The knitting pattern is also very well suited for knitting beginners. You’ll find all further information by clicking on the heading.

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



Motif Blanket - Unicorn

This unicorn is doubly helpful for the sleigh ride. It can either pull the sleigh or, as a cozy wool blanket, make sure no one gets cold.

The blanket is approx. 85 x 90 cm and is crocheted in Tunisian crochet. The pattern is written so that even beginners won’t have any difficulties.



Children’s Blanket - Penguin

This cheerful little fellow wants to come along on the sleigh ride too. As a thank-you for being allowed to ride along, he’ll keep everyone nice and cozy warm.

With this beginner-friendly step-by-step pattern, absolutely anyone can crochet this cute blanket in Tunisian simple stitch.
The finished blanket will measure approx. 80x100 cm



Children's Blanket - Snowman

This little snowman is happy to join in the fun in the snow. On the sleigh ride, you can cover yourselves up with him, and maybe you'll even meet a few of his friends along the way.

The cozy blanket measures approx. 60 x 80 cm. The pattern uses lots of pictures and easy-to-understand explanations to show how the motif is Tunisian crocheted and how it is then sewn into the finished blanket.

The sun is shining, but a cold wind is still blowing. That makes you grateful for a headband, and you can turn your face toward the sun......

The crochet pattern is described in detail, and pictures help with making it. The pattern is worked over one row, using chain stitches, single crochets, half double crochets, and double crochets.

The size of the headband is approx. 52-54 cm. With yarn that has a yardage of 110-135 m / 50 grams, it uses less than one ball.

Here you’ll find the pattern, detailed information about the yarns, and more pictures