As I lay awake in bed with the window open, the cool crisp breeze reaches my face as I pull the covers tightly over me and I realize the season has officially changed. The chilly weather has arrived and it’s here to stay for quite some time now. I need to set some time for myself to work up trendy essentials for the chilly weather. On my list of things to work up are crochet leg warmers, crochet fingerless gloves and boot cuffs. I love the tall riding boots that can be accompanied by cute and colorful boot cuffs, and don’t even get me started on crochet leg warmers. I love that you can wear them over leggings with a pair of flats or you can pair them with a cute pair of pumps. Whatever style you’re sporting for the fall, these crochet designs will be perfect for both fall and winter fashion.
Trendy Essentials for Chilly Weather
Crochet Leg Warmers:
Crochet leg warmers can be worked up in just a few hours whether you’re a beginner or experienced crocheter. Using a bulky weight yarn for the fall and winter seasons will really keep you nice and warm. Legwarmers are trendy for both kids and adults.
- Brown Buttoned Leg Warmers
- Sexy Leg Warmers
- Knee High Legwarmers
- Munchkin Leg Warmers
- Infant Leg Warmers
- Bubblegum Baby Leg Warmers
Crochet Fingerless Gloves:
Work up one pair or many pairs of crochet fingerless gloves. These are great to wear outdoors while still being able to play in the leaves, but even greater to wear indoors in a cold office. Fingerless gloves are great for typing, texting, or simply staying fashionable. Using different crochet stitches can truly make the designs completely different from each other.
- Stylish Fall Fingerless Gloves
- Intriguing Fingerless Gloves
- Lovely Lady Gloves
- Puff Stitch Fingerless Gloves
- Butterfly Stitch Fingerless Gloves
- Lightning Fast Fingerless Mitts
Boot Cuffs
If you’re not a fan of legwarmers, but you still want that cute look of something popping out of your boots then boot cuffs are perfect for you. You can pull them over your feet and half way up your calf to just peek outside your boots. These are simple to make and easy to match each of your outfits.
What crochet essentials are you working up for fall and winter fashion?
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Love to knit and crochet.. My most favorite sweater is gray, soft, and perfect to wear while sipping on a cup of hot cocoa and snuggling in my chair with good book to read 🙂
I would love to replenish my Red Heart Yaren. I’ve make so many things I’m running out of colors I think a warm lapghan would be fun..
I’ve been working up lots of scarves, hats and fingerless gloves. I have also been making lots of baby booties , blankets, and hats for my 1st grandchild due at the end of December. Right now I am working on a hooded infinity scarf for myself. I’ll be working up some boot cuffs next.
When it is cool, and cold I like wearing cowls to keep my neck and upper chest and back warm and open finger hand/wrist warmers so I can still work……leg warmers inside my boots are a great addition to keep my legs warm as well as keeping the pants from chaffing my legs. I have fibromyalgia so these also help to keep warmth there which eases the pain I constantly have shooting inside my hands, arms, and legs. I am self teaching how to knit and crochet so once I get my first projects done to match the pictures and the way I think it should look I will enjoy wearing them.
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Wow I’ve used so many of your wonderful patterns it’s hard to choose just one! I really like the newborn Kelly’s Sweater pattern. Not only is it an easy pattern to read, it also works up quickly & can be for a boy or a girl with only simple color & button changes. Thanks for always being there for me when I need a good “go-to” pattern 🙂
I love ruanas for keeping my shoulders and back warm in winter, and for wearing under the capes I wear instead of jackets or coats. I’ve made 2 for gifts, and am working on my 3rd. I’ll also be making some scarves and fingerless mitts.
The grey bow cuffs are Very cute! I don’t crochet, just knit! I wonder if there is a knitting pattern for this.
Trying to learn arm knitting to make scarfs for friends. Crocheting the boot cuff’s look like my next job. Thanks for all the giveaway’s you have, and my chance of WINNING.