4 Fun Patterns for Fall

By Jen Lucas & filed under Articles, Patterns & Projects.

With fall just around the corner, it’s fun to start thinking about all the warm and cozy knits to make and wear this season. These wonderful free patterns are a great place to find inspiration for your cool-weather knitting projects.

CHUNKY EYELET COWLETTE

The Chunky Eyelet Cowlette by Corrina Ferguson combines a cowl and a shawlette to turn it into one great accessory. The pattern begins by working a top-down triangle shawl in rows. Once the piece is wide enough to fit over the head, it’s joined in the round and the rest of the piece is worked as a cowl. With this pattern worked in a bulky weight yarn, it’s easy to whip out a cowlette or two over the weekend!

Download the Chunky Eyelet Cowlette here.

TWISTED STOCKINETTE STITCH HEADBAND

Want a simple project for knitting on the go? Check out the Twisted Stockinette Stitch Headband, also by Corrina Ferguson. Once the pattern is established, it’s just one row repeating until the headband is complete. Corrina has provided step-by-step photos on how to create the twist at the end.

Download the Twisted Stockinette Stitch Headband here.

COZY COWL

Here’s another great pattern from Corrina. She designed the Cozy Cowl for that special skein of bulky-weight yarn you have in the stash. The stitch pattern is eyelets paired with Stockinette stitch. The simple stitches really make that beautiful yarn shine.

Download the Cozy Cowl here. If you’d like to see more from Corrina, check her out on Instagram.

SIMPLE TEXTURED COWL

If you’re looking for a simple cowl with a twist, check out the Simple Textured Cowl by Mary Beth Temple. It’s a textured cowl with an actual twist added to the piece when finishing. Knit stitches and purl stitches are all you need to know to make this accessory. It’s a great beginner project!

Download the Simple Textured Cowl here.

What’s your favorite fall project to knit? Let us know in the comments below!


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    • Customer Service

      Hi Linda. Not at this time – but we will add it to our list of video ideas!

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  3. irene siegel

    I especially like the cozy cowl and the yarn it is made with. I would love to print this pattern.

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  7. Nina

    Love free patterns. I would love to make a sweater, do you have patterns I can choose from? Thanks

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Erin,
      We do not have video tutorials for these 4 patterns. The patterns would be available by clicking the link under each picture, entering your email address when prompted and clicking “download now”. If you have any further questions, please reach out to Customer Service. Thanks!

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  19. Judy A Marcus

    Thank you so very much for these free patterns. Can’t wait to start them once I finish my other knitting obligations LOL

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    • Customer Service

      Hello,

      I am sorry to hear you are having trouble downloading this pattern. I have successfully tested the link. You will need to enter your email address on this page:

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  25. Susan Pelto

    I think you should also specify the size of yarn as 1, 2, 3, 4, etc. “Chunky” might mean 5 or 6. I re-title my instructions on my computer so I know whether they’re knit or crochet and the size of the yarn. E.g., Chunky Cowlette K5. It helps me find patterns I’m interested in.

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  27. Oma

    This time of year, I’m making hats and scarves for a local “clothes closet” that supports homeless and financially stressed individuals.

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    • Customer Service

      Hello,

      I am sorry to hear you are having trouble downloading this pattern. I have successfully tested the link. You will need to enter your email address on this page:

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  33. Bonnie Schraer

    The more cowl patterns I can find, the happier I will be. I knit, however, cowls do not seem to take nearly as long as some sweater patterns. I’d prefer to knit something that does not take nearly as long as a shawl, neck scarf or a blanket! I will try to knit the first of the four patterns available. I have the premium membership of the Knitting Circle. This will be the first I have attempted to tackle. I am truly a new knitter. I’ve only knitted two half pattern sweaters, a shawl and one LONG sock!!! So I say, let the fun begin! I am 80 and the fingers are getting a bit old too. I am however. up for fairly simple challenges!! Wish me luck on finding a few more cowl patterns, They will be good for Christmas gifts.

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    • dlraymer

      Good for you! I have been knitting for 50 years, and still plan on using up all my yarn before I die (not even remotely likely). Try 60 Quick Cowls (in paperback on Amazon). At one point I was planning to knit every cowl in that book, but my attention span is not that long.

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  35. Katharine M Mitchell

    My favorite thing to knit in the fall are slippers. It is the same pattern my mother used to make for her children & grandchildren.

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    • Customer Service

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    • Customer Service

      Hello Averil,

      Thank you for contacting us. I am sorry to hear that you are having issues with the patterns. I have successfully tested the patterns links after providing an email address and have included troubleshooting instructions below for you to try.

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  41. jacquie van haelst

    I love all of them and they are just my level I think!! Could I print them or is there a Tutorial for all or some of them?
    Thanks. jvh

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    • Customer Service

      Hi Jacquie,

      Thank you for contacting us.

      Once you click on the pattern links in the article and enter your email address you will be able to download the PDF pattern files. You are welcome to print them and/or save them to your device for future reference.

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