Autumn is the season for boho inspirations, without a doubt! Will you let them into your wardrobe? We surely recommend it! We mean, just look at this splendid knitted shawl by Rae Brenne. Doesn't it look so chic and cool? Knitting patterns for wraps often do!
Designed by: Rae Brenne
The original pattern and the photos are availableon Ravelry here.
Autumn Bunny in Cable Vest with Sleep Mask and Pumpkin Free Knitting Pattern
This cozy autumn bunny is knit as a soft heirloom-style toy with a gray bunny head, long floppy ears, rounded white muzzle, pink embroidered cheeks, cream turtleneck sleeves, an olive cable vest, mustard textured pants, brown little shoes, a cream crossbody mushroom bag, a pink sleep mask, a burgundy cable beanie with a leaf patch, an orange pumpkin, and a tiny warm drink with spoon.
Autumn Dachshund in Floral Fair Isle Vest with Flower Crown and Acorn Hat Free Knitting Pattern
This autumn dachshund features a soft gray knitted body, long floppy ears, tan muzzle and paws, bright blue eyes, a floral Fair Isle vest, cropped trousers, blue sandals, and a flower crown. The finished doll also includes a brimmed acorn hat, blue collar with heart tag, rust crossbody satchel, and blue polka-dot heart pouch.
Owl, Shadow Knitting, Illusion Knitting, Motif Shawl
Owl, Shadow Knitting, Illusion Knitting, Motif Shawl
Izzy doll knitting pattern Free
A sweet, traditional-style comfort doll knitted flat on straight needles, inspired by the colorful handmade dolls shown in the photo. The body is worked as one continuous piece from the feet upward, with simple color changes creating the shoes, pants, sweater, face, and hair or hat. After knitting, the rectangle is folded and seamed at the back, then lightly stuffed and shaped with yarn ties and simple embroidery.
Catnip Bunny Free Knitting Pattern
The colorful knitted catnip bunnies can be used for many things. You can for instance string them together and use as a pram toy. Or my favorite, use them to teach children the colors. The Catnip Bunny Free Knitting Pattern has been designed by Selina Kyle. She has included a great photo tutorial with her written pattern. They're small, quick to knit, ever-so-simple 2 needle affairs with only the tiniest bit of seaming required on the ears. It is perfect for using up scrappy bits of yarn, and spreading kitty happiness. So, break out that left over yarn and make a selection of colorful knitted bunnies! Thanks Coffee and Cream for sharing this free knitting pattern. The link for the free pattern is provided below photo. Happy knitting!
