5 Amazing Fall Knitting Patterns

In this post, you will see a roundup of 5 amazing fall knitting patterns.

I always look forward to the fall weather, and even though I do enjoy the summer, autumn has to be my favorite season.

Fall has something special, the change in the weather means that you can enjoy walking so much more, kicking leaves in the park, and enjoying the lush green landscapes.

Knitting Is Perfect For Autumn Weather

My perfect autumn day would be to walk my dog in the park, wearing a cozy fall outfit, and getting a coffee.

Then I would go home to relax, curl up in front of the TV, and work on my fall knitting projects.

There are so many things you can make for the season including blankets, scarves, hats, mittens, and more!

More Patterns

If you are new to knitting and want to learn how to knit, there are many easy and free patterns on my website; just take a look at my knitting pattern library, with patterns for women, men, babies, kids, pets, and the home.

If you are a knitter – there are so many great oversized sweater knitting patterns – take a look at this post and find something you can make for fall. – 8+ Stylish Ideas For Your Fall Oversized Knits

There are also many scarf-knitting patterns that are perfect for fall and winter. – 30 Free Scarf Knitting Patterns To Make In 2023

Related Post: Knitting Lessons.

Fall Knitting Patterns

Take a look at the roundup of amazing fall knitting patterns below and feel inspired to make one of your own.

Chunky Knit Scarf Pattern

This is an easy scarf pattern designed for I Like Knitting Magazine by Mama In A Stitch.

The scarf looks really big and chunky, with an easy pattern to follow.

Make this with super chunky yarn and modify it if you need to.

The scarf measures around 90 inches long and 10 inches wide.

It is knit using a half fisherman rib stitch, with a tutorial available if you need help.

This would look great as an accessory to a cozy fall outfit!

Campfire Blanket Scarf Knitting Pattern

I just LOVE this campfire blanket scarf and have it on my to-do list of knitting projects.

Make one for yourself this fall and enjoy being warm and cozy all day long!

This free knitting pattern courtesy of Two of Wands is such a beauty.

The simple garter stitch is used to create the scarf, mixed with a subtle plaid effect, that is created by using a weaving technique.

This is an easy beginner-level knitting pattern and the techniques involved are the knit stitch, changing colors and carrying unused colors up, and simple weaving/embroidery using a tapestry needle.

Hand Warmers Knitting Pattern

These wonderful pretty stockinette hand warmers have a really elegant design and are sure to be a fall favorite.

This pattern designed by Purl Soho is a great pattern for beginners.

You can adapt it to add your own color blocking, fair isle work, or stripes.

Free Basic Worsted Sock Pattern In All Sizes

Whether you love knitting socks or have not yet tried them, take a look at this knitting pattern by Tin Can Knits.

The pattern covers a range of sizes, so you can make socks for all of your family this fall.

The pattern has simple straightforward instructions and on the website, there is also an in-depth tutorial that will help you with all sock-related knitting questions.

Chunky Throw Blanket Knitting Pattern

Get your big knitting needles out and make a knitted throw to keep you warm on the sofa this fall.

Knit this chunky blanket in no time at all, with an easy knitting pattern to follow and super-sized knitting needles.

Throw over your favorite spot and enjoy the warmth and comfort of this luxurious knit blanket.

Designed by Heather Lodinsky for Red Heart this pattern is really simple and perfect for beginners.

Get some super-sized yarn and get started!

What are you going to make this fall?

With so many knitting projects on the go, add a mini pumpkin pattern to your collection.

Decorate your home with cute mini pumpkins and use this pumpkin knitting pattern. – Knitted Pumpkin Pattern (Small + Quick)

Super easy to make, these mini pumpkins will look adorable as table decor or on the mantle.

You can use any weight wool you have left over.

Your pumpkin will be smaller or larger depending on the wool you use.