Simple designs are sometimes the best we can go for. If you are considering making a knitted baby blanket, I reccommend you taking a look at this design - Chevron Baby Blanket is simple, sophisticated and easy to make! Colorful zig-zags look great both in bold colours, as well as soft pastels.
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The autor took her inspiration from a traditional Japanese embroidery technique - sashiko. I absolutely love the finished piece - it looks truly magical and so intricate! What a gorgeous idea for a gift!
Photo is by Cate Carter-Evans / Ravelry.com
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I immediately fell in love with this gorgeous, peachy cardigan, because it's so feminine and chunky! What's more, it looks super chic with the baggy sleeves and bold ribbing. And not to mention well - defined stitches! In other words, it's a true statement, you'll love it!
PHOTOS byStephanie Jessica Lau / ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on allaboutami.com or read more about it on Ravelry.
Free For All Cowl will looks totally amazing, especially in vivid colour like yellow or light blue. It features an intuitive textured stripe pattern and small openings. Thanks to that, this cowl looks a little bit vintage, don't you think?
Photo is by websterstknittery / Ravelry.com
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I don't know about you, but I associate this poncho with Peru and Machu Picchu. If you love adventures and travelling, this Caravan Poncho will be perfect. In other words, it's the ultimate fall poncho! Adorable tassels at the bottom give it a boho-style, don't you think?
PHOTOS by Alexandra Tavel / ravelry.com
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This blanket will turn out very soft and velvety, therefore it will make the most unique and comfy blankie for a baby. And above all, it's so easy to make and it works up in almost no time. Great project for a lazy afternoon!
The full article about the free pattern and the photos are here. More info on raverly is here.
If you like to feel warm and cosy during late fall and winter time, you will definitely need some mittens. These amazing mittens will keep your hands warm, but you will be still able to use your phone or do anything else!
PHOTOS by SnowyThistleKnits /Ravelry.com
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I absolutely love the colors in this gorgeous shawl by Cate Carter-Evans. It's such a mesmerizing project! The finished project is 62 inches / 158 cm from tip to tip, and 18 inches / 46 cm deep at the center point of the shawl. It features a faux i - cord edging, which makes it such beautiful!
Photo is by Cate Carter-Evans / Ravelry.com
Find original free pattern on infinitetwist.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
What I love most about this blanket is obviously the color, which is so perfect for fall! What's more, you can easily make it in any size you want by adding pattern repeats. Each pattern repeat will make this blanket and add about 4”.
Photo by Fifty Four Ten Studio / Ravelry.com
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