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8 Knitting Patterns For Thanksgiving

November 13, 2014 by Sarah White

Welcome to our roundup of 8 knitting patterns perfect for Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving is the perfect time to celebrate with loved ones, and what better way to do that than with some handmade knitwear. These patterns offer a wide variety of options to choose from, whether you’re looking for a cozy blanket to snuggle up under or a stylish accessory to wear to the Thanksgiving feast.

In this collection, you’ll find a variety of patterns for different types of knitwear, such as scarfs, shawls, cardigans, sweaters, socks, hats and more. These patterns are designed to be warm, cozy and comfortable, perfect for the chilly fall weather. From warm, cozy yarns to autumnal colors, these patterns will help you create a knitwear collection that’s perfect for the Thanksgiving season.

There’s a lot of temptation, once Halloween is done, to jump headlong into preparing for Christmas. Those of us who design projects have to think about holidays earlier than they come, but there’s no reason for crafters — or anyone else — to rush past Thanksgiving.

There are still lots of cute things to craft for what’s left of fall, so if you’re not ready to start stitching in red and green just yet, check out these projects.

The Universal Yarns fall pumpkin pattern is a great addition to any fall-themed knitting project. This pattern is a PDF, which can be downloaded and printed for easy reference. This pattern features a cute and whimsical pumpkin design that is perfect for the autumn season. The pattern is ideal to be knit in a multicolored yarn that will give the pumpkin a playful and vibrant look. This pattern is an excellent way to add a touch of fall to your home decor, and it can be used as an accent piece, or even as a cozy pillow. It’s a fun and easy pattern that can be knit by beginners, and it’s a great way to use up scrap yarns. The finished pumpkin will be a perfect addition to your Thanksgiving decoration, and it will make a great gift for your loved ones too.  Universal Yarns  cute fall pumpkin

Lion Brand has an excellent fall wreath (also a PDF) that involves knitting pieces, felting them and cutting out leaf shapes. It’s an interesting technique and I love that the pattern for the leaf felt includes colorwork so the leaves end up having a mottled, natural appearance.

The Acorn Ornament from Carmen Rigby-Willson is a great knitting pattern to make for Thanksgiving decorations. This pattern features a cute and whimsical acorn design that is perfect for the autumn season. The pattern is easy to follow and is a great project for knitters of all levels. The finished acorn ornament will be a great addition to a fall-themed wreath or as a decoration for the Thanksgiving table. It could be used as a place setting decoration, adding a touch of warmth and charm to the table setting. The acorn ornament can be knit in a variety of yarns, which will make it a unique and special addition to your home decor. It’s a fun and easy pattern that can be knit by beginners and it’s a great way to use up scrap yarns.

The Acorn Ornament from Carmen Rigby-Willson

Susan B. Anderson’s Tiny Turkey is really cute and a great scrap project, and Kirsten Hipsky’s turkey is a different take on the turkey but still adorable.

One Crafty Mama has a cute turkey washcloth, and you can knit your child a turkey hat (from polzingblog) or a hat that looks like a turkey (from Engineered Creations).

Are you knit anything for Thanksgiving? I’d love to hear about it! Looking for more Halloween Themed Dishcloths? Check out this Free Knitting pattern – Lucky Black Cat Halloween Dishcloth

Looking for more Thanksgiving patterns check these out on Etsy.

 

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