What better way to start knitting for fall than to look at free autumn knitting patterns to inspire you!
As the days get colder and you spend more time inside (staying cozy!) this is the perfect time to find new knitting projects.
Whether you are a beginner knitter or a seasoned expert, there is always time to get the needles out and make something new for Autumn.
If you want something more unique, than say a store-bought sweater or pair of socks, then there is only one answer – you should make it yourself!
Starting a new knitting project is a great way to pass some time in fall and create something warm that you will cherish.
Not really cheaper than buying a sweater or pair of chunky knit socks from the store, but you do have the benefits of choosing your yarns and pattern style.
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Easy Knitting Patterns
I really want to make an oversized chunky knit sweater this fall, possibly in a garter stitch, so it’s quick to knit up, I’m not a huge fan of overly intricate projects, as I like to move on and see the finished product.
Making hats is what I like to do in the fall, from chunky yarns that are super soft, in a variety of colours and patterns.
Knit Hat Patterns
If you would like to make more knitted items/hats for women, please take a look at the other patterns in the women’s knitting pattern library.
There are also hat patterns for women, men, baby and kids in the hat pattern library.
You may also like these free patterns for adult-sized hats:
- Knit Hat Pattern | Love Story
- Classic Ribbed Hat Pattern
- The easy beginner hat pattern
- The Sofia Hat Knitting Pattern
- The Alexia Hat Knitting Pattern
Free Knitting Patterns
There are many free knitting patterns available on my site, just check out the women’s knitting patterns or the baby patterns and see what you can make.
If knitting scarves are more your thing, take a peek at these free scarf knitting patterns that are perfect for fall and winter.
There are also many easy sock knitting patterns for you to try in this post.
Autumn Patterns
Knit something cozy that is perfect for fall or winter days walking through the park, wearing on the way to work or even walking the dog!
Wherever you want to wear your new make, it will be sure to keep you warm and toasty, protecting you from the cold winds and icy temperatures.
If you are interested in making sweaters or cardigans take a look at this post – 8 stylish ideas for your fall oversized knits.
Choosing your own yarns is one of the best things about making your own garments or accessories.
I love to make hats, cowls and sweaters knit with super bulky yarns, as they are soft, squishy and fast to knit.
If you want to make blankets for autumn take a look at this post – Free knitted blanket patterns.
Seed Bubble Sweater Pattern From Knit Safari – This is a paid pattern.
Autumn Knitting Patterns
I have a roundup of some of the best knitting patterns for the cooler seasons for you below.
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Sock Knitting Pattern
Knit a cosy pair of chunky socks and keep your feet nice and toasty during the colder months.
These cosy socks look like they will be welcomed during the fall on those nights you want to get comfy beside the fire to knit or read a book.
Get the free pattern from Lion Brand.
Fingerless Gloves Knitting Pattern
A pair of fingerless gloves is always a good idea……especially if you type and it’s cold!
Make yourself a pair to wear during your drive to work or if you work in a cold office – to type!
(This has happened to me before – not saying where but it was a bad winter and the heating system broke down).
Get the free pattern from Crafty Little Sew N’ Sew.
Throw Knitting Pattern
A knitted throw like this one might take you a while, but it will be worth it for cosy nights in!
You could make one of these in any colour combination – from neutrals to brights.
Get the free pattern from Schachenmayr.
Poncho Knitting Pattern
A knitted poncho will look good and keep you warm!
This free knitting pattern looks like it will be great for beginners, introducing you to shaping through increases and decreases.
The poncho would definitely be a wardrobe staple for any fall outfit!
Get the free pattern from Gosia Grajdek.
Sweater Knitting Pattern
A knitted sweater pattern that will be easy to make, translated into English by Maria Skappel Holzweiler.
Make yourself a cosy sweater to wear with jeans this fall with this easy knitting pattern.
Knitted Pillow Pattern
A great project for a beginner knitter is a blanket or cushion cover.
The pillows look so warm and cosy, perfect for a nap beside the fire on a cold day in October!
Get the free pattern from Knit ‘N Pearl.
Cable Knit Hooded Scarf Pattern
This cable knit hooded scarf pattern will be a great pattern for any intermediate knitters out there.
The cables and shaping will keep you busy. This knit scarf pattern would be an awesome project to make and give as a gift – just imagine receiving this from a friend!
Get the free pattern from KnittedPatterns.com
Fishermans Rib Knitted Pillow Cover
This fisherman’s rib knitted pillow cover is a lovely chunky knit and a great beginner knitters project.
If you want to learn how to master the fisherman’s rib stitch – this pattern is for you!
Get the free pattern from Purl Avenue.
Knitted Slipper Socks
Knitted slipper socks will be sure to keep your feet warm and comfortable this fall.
Keeping your feet cosy is important in the colder months and what better way to do it than to make yourself a pair of slippers in chunky yarn.
Get the free pattern from Block ‘N Tackle Knitting.
Cardigan Knitting Pattern
This basic cardigan pattern is a great project for a beginner knitter.
The easy chunky, garter stitch top will be a dream to knit and looks like quite a fast make.
Get the free pattern from Diary of a creative fanatic.
Oversized Cardigan Knitting Pattern
Take a look at this oversized, slouchy, baggy cardigan that is perfect for both fall and winter!
Knit in garter stitch it has minimal shaping and knits up quite fast.
Take a look at the free pattern here.
I hope these free patterns have given you some ideas, for new projects to start in fall.
Happy making knitters!
