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Fall always makes me feel like knitting! If the same applies to you, check out these 20+ free fall knitting patterns – time to break out the double points!
As the leaves turn golden and the air gets crisper, there’s something magical that happens – no, not just pumpkin spice lattes – it’s the irresistible urge to knit!
Hi there, fellow yarn enthusiasts! If you’re anything like me, you know that the arrival of fall isn’t just about cozy sweaters and scenic walks; it’s about breaking out those knitting needles that have been patiently waiting all summer.
Now, I’ve been knitting since I was about yay high (let’s just say it’s been a good while), and I’ve noticed a peculiar thing. The cooler the weather, the more fervently my fingers itch to knit.
And what better time to indulge in this woolly passion than during cozy fall weather? Nestled up by a fire?
But wait, before you dive into that pile of yarn you’ve been hoarding (we all do it, no judgment here), let’s talk patterns.
Not just any patterns, mind you, but free fall knitting patterns‘that are as delightful to make as they are to wear or gift.
That’s right, I’ve scoured the knitting realms to bring you over 20 absolutely free patterns that scream ‘autumn chic.’
From cozy scarves that feel like a warm hug on a chilly day to charming beanies that’ll make you the envy of every pumpkin patch, these patterns are handpicked for knitters of all levels.
Whether you’re a seasoned pro who can knit blindfolded or a curious newbie ready to embark on your first knitting adventure, there’s something here for everyone.
And let’s not forget about the variety! Patterns that range from the classic to the unique and interesting, ensuring that your fall knitting escapades are anything but dull.
Imagine sipping your favorite autumn beverage, knitting needles in hand, as you create beautiful pieces that are as unique as the falling leaves.
Scroll down to discover the treasure trove of free fall knitting patterns waiting to transform your fall into a season of creativity, warmth, and knitting bliss. Who’s ready to stitch up some autumn magic?
(PS – Don’t forget to check out our yarn weights guide, a lifesaver for both knit and crochet projects. It’s like the Swiss Army knife of knitting – incredibly useful and always handy!)
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Firefly Cardigan
This cardigan will help you stay warm as the weather cools off. It goes well with pants and skirts!
Arianna gives you two ways to knit a leaf garland for autumn! You can use any colors you like and make it as long as you like. I love this pretty bunting.
You know those chunky yarn blankets that always look so cozy? You use the same yarn for this DIY wreath. Takes a bit of time, but the instructions are very clear with photos.
Impress everyone at your dinner table with this autumn table decor! These pumpkin napkin rings are the perfect way to add style to your holiday meal or tablescape.
Fall means more hot beverages! You are going to need one (or more) of these drink cozies. There is also a pattern for a cozy with a little pocket here.
Hi...found your page by pinterest. I love the gloves. I went to click to get the pattern from the website but unfortunately it's unavailable as it no longer exists.
Cheers!
Amy
Wednesday 10th of June 2015
Hi Leanne! I found it and updated the URL:
Thank you!
Anne Harrington
Friday 27th of December 2013
I found you on pinterest today. I am new to this site. Love your ideas and work. Will follow. Would love your knitting newsletter as well as fall hat patterns. Thanks Anne
A a Maria Herrera
Thursday 6th of August 2015
Cómo bajo el patrón
Leanne
Wednesday 10th of June 2015
Hi...found your page by pinterest. I love the gloves. I went to click to get the pattern from the website but unfortunately it's unavailable as it no longer exists. Cheers!
Amy
Wednesday 10th of June 2015
Hi Leanne! I found it and updated the URL:
Thank you!
Anne Harrington
Friday 27th of December 2013
I found you on pinterest today. I am new to this site. Love your ideas and work. Will follow. Would love your knitting newsletter as well as fall hat patterns. Thanks Anne
susie Mitloff
Thursday 12th of December 2013
just love these