The weather outside can get pretty frightful this time of year, and there’s nothing delightful about getting caught in the cold with only your fall wardrobe to keep you warm! It’s time to really start thinking about incorporating some bulky yarns and cozy accessories into your clothing collection – after all, there’s no need to buy all new winter clothes when you can make your own (or upgrade the ones you already have!) This also happens to be the time of year when staying inside with my yarn collection seems like the best idea – hmm, sounds pretty convenient to me…
I’ve gathered together our toastiest full patterns from right here on the blog so that you can get started on some cold-weather projects. These are free, easy crochet patterns as well as knitting patterns, so you don’t have to pay a dime to get a whole new look! From free crochet scarf patterns to knit and crochet shawl patterns, you’re guaranteed to find what you need to keep warm this winter. Let it snow!
Winter Wearables: 14 Full Patterns
Knit
Knit poncho patterns, cozy knit hats, and knit cowls – these are just a few of the knitting projects we’ve posted in full on the blog! Take a peek at these past posts to make sure you didn’t miss any, then grab your needles and get started.
Chunky Knit Cowl
The Voyager Poncho
Lavender Fields Shawl
Two Color Cozy Cowl
Knit Prayer Shawl Pattern
Mommy’s Little Gnome Baby Hat
Knit Garter Stitch Hat Pattern
Crochet
Whether you fancy free crochet scarf patterns or if easy crochet shawls are more your thing, check out this list of crochet projects – you won’t be disappointed. There’s something for everyone, no matter their age or style!
Violet Twilight Shawl
Dubonnet Poncho
Puff Stitch Hat and Cowl
Crochet Prayer Shawl
Alpaca Infinity Scarf
Crochet Rainbow Scarf
Crochet Yak Hat Pattern
Bonus: If it’s sweaters you’re after, check out these 14 Printable Sweater Patterns!
What’s your favorite thing to wear in the wintertime?
- Forest Folk Cup Cozies - October 25, 2020
- Premium Puff Stitch Crochet Hat and Cowl - October 24, 2020
- Two Color Cozy Cowl Tutorial - October 23, 2020
I’ve been looking all over for instructions on how to incorporate crocheted yokes (front and back) into a fabric tunic top. Can anyone there help me out? If there are patterns out there, and you can steer me to them, I’d really appreciate it! Summer is on the way.
Funny thing – I had the same question over 2015 summer! I found my answer in Edie Eckman’s book titled Around The Corner Crochet Borders on page 18. Using what she demonstrates on that page I was able to join a yoke to a woven fabric nightdress and wow did that project turn out fab! So fab my oldest granddaughter asked for one in her size (win-win-win when the grands want something Gran is sporting:). I found the yoke pattern in a musty old ‘vintage’ crochet book the library was selling off as a discard.
Thought you should know – after AllFreeCrochet got me completely hooked on crochet to the point of what can only be called a crochet obsession and reading Stitch&Unwind now has me eating-breathing-sleeping knitting. Quite an achievement on your part, really, as this time last year I was just learning to crochet in the round after over ten years of only being able to single crochet rectangles:) Thanks to the crochet help and free patterns I’ve found here I actually buy and happily crochet up intermediate and advanced patterns now from many of the designers you’ve featured and I can see the knitting is going the same way:) Thank-you very much for yarn addiction assist over the past years, I’m looking very much forward to many more years of inspiration from your sites!
Hi Sunnie,
We’re so glad to hear that your love of all things yarn has grown! Thanks so much for reading!
Can’t find the pattern for the knitted shawl you pictured in the email for the “Wonderful winter wearables”.!!!
Not fair to show it and not have the pattern available…