This month, we’ve compiled the 20 hottest November knitting patterns for you! It’s pure cozy chaos. Colorwork is blooming. Fast gifts are flying. A huge mystery drop is keeping our needles on high alert. Even though Petite Knit staples still have that social-media chokehold energy (hello, Sophie crew!), meanwhile, fresh new releases are muscling into the “hot right now” territory. Financial Times
Top 5 Must-Knit Patterns (Editor’s Picks)
Let’s look at my Top 5 Must-Knit Picks! Truly, these are the patterns I recommend casting on first for utmost joy and impact.
- First up is the Nordic Bloom Cowl by Nici Griffin. Since it’s new, graphic, and super wearable, it’s now on promo (see Deals). Although it’s a DK weight stranded knit, and looks advanced, in reality, it knits up really chill.
- The Crail Collection by Rebecca Clow is a whole capsule to chase after. It includes a cardigan, a sweater, a vest, and a slipover—basically four wardrobe solutions in one. Furthermore, it uses a top-down raglan construction with cable details and roomy ease, which makes it feel incredibly accessible. Ravelry
- Next, consider the Rosie Sweater by LE KNIT. It has a fresh look with a unique rose-border feature. The shoulder and raglan shaping is constructed all from the right side. Because of this clever technique, it’s a soft, wearable, and tidy piece. Ravelry
- Next up is the Cloud Sweater by PetiteKnit. It’s an incredibly soft and wearable basic, which is thanks to its tidy top-down construction and smart shoulder shaping. Ultimately, it’s the “goes-with-everything” staple of this entire list.Ravelry
- Also included is the famous Musselburgh Hat by Ysolda Teague. This multi-gauge, double-layer beanie is a great stash-buster that comes in sizes to fit anyone! Ravelry+1
Time-Sensitive Deals (don’t snooze)
But first, don’t snooze on these sensitive deals: a 50% off pattern until November 9th (the auto-discount appears in your cart—no code needed!). Thus, always add to your cart and check to ensure the deals apply.
- Nordic Bloom Cowl — 50% off through Nov 9 (auto-discount in cart, no code). Ravelry+1
- The Flow — free through Nov 9 (cart promo). Nice quick-win accessory. Ravelry+1
Always add to cart before checkout to see promos apply; times are listed in designer’s local time.
Mystery KALs & Pre-Releases
- First up, let’s talk about Knit-Alongs (KALs). The One Love Shawl (MKAL) by Joji Locatelli is a beautiful one-skein crescent shawl. Because it’s a mystery knit-along, you get a new clue to follow each week.. Ravelry
- Also trending is the MusiKAL by Stephen West, which is a four-part harmony project.. Ravelry+1
- And for a huge bonus: Stephen West also just announced Icelandscape, which drops on November 6th. It’s a semi-circle shawl, and his ingenious classic patterns are trending all over again. Therefore, you really can’t miss this one. Ravelry+1
Free Patterns You Can’t Miss
- Another must-knit is the Pole Dance sock pattern by Hypercycloid Designs. It is famous because it features an truly ingenious construction. Best of all, it’s a forever-free classic that is, once again, trending. Ravelry+1
November Knitting Patterns: Cozy Sweaters & Accessories
- Let’s begin with the Lucy Cardigan & Sweater by The Knit Purl Girl. This gives you twin PDFs for a drop-shoulder design. Furthermore, it features a beautiful Andalusian texture. Ravelry
- Next on the list is the JILL Jumper by Anne Ventzel. This pattern is popular because it’s designed with such a refined finish. Ravelry
- Moving on to the Step By Step Sweater by Florence Miller. This one is completely beginner-proof. In fact, it even comes with a companion video.. Ravelry
- We also have the Sophie Scarf by PetiteKnit. This pattern has evergreen virality. In other words, it’s a chic kerchief that is always trending. Ravelry+1
- Similarly, the Icelandscape Shawl by Stephen West is a brand new release for November 6th. It’s also the main headliner for Hiberknitting 6. Ravelry
- You’ll also love the Ranunculus by Midori Hirose. This is a perennial favorite, mainly because of its flexible sizing and beautiful silhouette… Ravelry
- In addition, the Rosie Sweater by LE KNIT is a new floral colorwork design. Additionally, it features a unique right-side-only stranded knitting method. Ravelry
- Another must-see is the Sophie Hood by PetiteKnit. This pattern proves that the garter hood moment is still going strong. Ravelry
- Finally for this section, the Jenna Pullover by Claudia Quintanilla (EweKnit) features a simple yoke. It has a soft drape and offers instant wearing ease. Ravelry
- We also included the Cloud Sweater by PetiteKnit. This sweater has beautiful shoulder shaping and a soft drape. Consequently, it’s an instant wardrobe staple. Ravelry
Quick Gifts & Trending Project
- First up here is the One Love Shawl by Joji Locatelli. This small, one-skein crescent shawl is perfect if you love cozy MKAL energy. Ravelry
- We must mention the Crail by Rebecca Clow. This is a wonderful multi-format garment pack. Therefore, you get several patterns in one, and it’s size-inclusive and top-down. Ravelry
- For a free pattern, the Pole Dance by Hypercycloid Designs is famous because it features a truly ingenious panel construction. Best of all, this classic pattern is forever-free Ravelry
- Consider the Nola Mitts by Svetlana Volkova. These mitts are known for their sleek thumb gusset. Plus, they have an amazing size range from 2XS to XL.. Ravelry
- Furthermore, the Sailor Slippers by Annie Germain are perfect because they come with customizable color templates. As a result, they make a fantastic weekend gift. . Ravelry
- Don’t forget the Mystery MusiKAL by Stephen West. This pattern still has a ton of post-MKAL momentum. Therefore,it’s a great source for finished object (FO) inspiration. Ravelry
- Another excellent gift is the HYGGE by Schwedenherz Designs. This is a lovely brioche wrap (or scarf) with i-cord edges. Consequently, it creates a very chic kerchief style. Ravelry
- The Sea Glass Cardigan by Wool & Pine is a brilliant scrap-buster cardigan. Specifically, it’s steek-less and designed to minimize the number of ends you have to weave in. Ravelry+1
- Remember the Nordic Bloom Cowl by Nici Griffin. This is a beautiful DK colorwork cowl. Remember, you can find this pattern in the “Deals” section! Ravelry
- The Forestland by Jennifer Steingass features a classic motif and a popular colorwork method. Ravelry
- Finally, the Musselburgh by Ysolda Teague is a multi-gauge, double-layer hat. Best of all, it uses a clever swatchless method to get the perfect fit. Ravelry
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