In this post, you will see 9 easy knits to make in a weekend.
My favourite season is autumn, I love enjoying it from the comforts of my home with my dog by my side and my knitting.
With the cold crisp and sometimes sunny weather, I have become more than enthusiastic about starting new knitting projects and finishing old ones.
So many colours and yarns are to be found this season, so I have treated myself to new yarns from Wool and the gang, Cascade and We are knitters.
Use Fall Colours As Inspiration
I just love the creative vibes I get from this season, the colours of the changing leaves, the countryside walks, snuggling in a blanket to knit and of course reading design magazines.
The fall colours I am in love with right now, ranging from greens, blues and teal to browns, creams and burnt orange.
The autumnal colour palettes are best found from nature, with thick chunky yarns used to make hats and scarves for the colder months.
Fall Blanket Patterns
You can also put those super bulky yarns together to knit cosy blankets.
Knitted on huge circular needles, blankets using two strands of super bulky yarn or jumbo yarn together will be comfortable and warm.
Take a look at this post here to see free blanket knitting patterns.
Get This Chunky Cable Knit Blanket Pattern Here
Fall Colour Palette + Yarns
Get inspiration from fall when creating your next colour palette and plan your October/November knitting projects.
With greens, orange, browns and blues there are yarns in yummy fall colours just waiting to be made into sweaters, scarves, hats and socks.
Inspirational colours this season include; greens and burnt orange.
Cascade 220 Heathers Yarn Pumpkin Spice
Go for textured yarns in stunning colours, like neutral colours mixed with a bright green.
Greens are mixing well with dark greys and teal blues.
Chunkier yarns are also a firm favourite with knitters as large chunky knits are still really popular.
Yarns like Rowan big wool is one of my go-to yarns for the autumn/winter.
9 Easy Fall Knits To Make In A Weekend
Take a look at these easy knitting projects and choose your next cast on!
Infinity Scarf Pattern | The Nikoletta
This infinity scarf pattern is a quick and easy scarf to make, which makes it perfect for beginners.
The scarf is knitted using seed stitch and will keep you warm during the colder months, as it is made with super bulky yarn.
Knitted Pumpkin Pattern
This is a great project that will take you about an hour or two to make, with easy instructions and photographs to follow.
How To Knit An Easy Triangle Wrap For Fall
If you are looking for a complete beginner friendly pattern, then learn how to knit an easy triangle wrap for fall.
Hat Pattern Knit | The Willow
This knit hat pattern is an excellent project for anyone who is learning how to knit.
Easy Infinity Scarf Pattern | The Khione
This easy infinity scarf pattern is a quick and easy ribbed scarf to make, which makes it perfect for beginners.
The scarf is knitted using ribbing and will keep you warm during the colder months, as it is made with super bulky yarn.
Kids Beanie Hat Pattern {Adorable & Easy DIY}
The simple beanie hat is a basic hat your little one will love wearing almost as much as you’ll love seeing him or her in it.
Pumpkin Knitting Patterns
They are great for beginners, using knit and purl stitches to create ribbing and stocking stitch.
There are 3 sizes to make, including small, medium and large.
Easy Infinity Scarf | The Philomena
This easy infinity scarf is a great pattern for any beginners as it uses basic knitting stitches.
The scarf is knitted using stocking stitch and will keep you warm during the colder months, as it is knit with super bulky yarn.
Boot Cuffs Free Knitting Pattern
The easy boot cuffs are easy to make and can be made using only one skein of yarn.
They are great for beginners, using knit and purl stitches to create ribbing and stocking stitch.
I love seeing your finished projects!
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Happy Knitting! xoxo
