The Best of Ravelry V 7--The Fall Edit
August 28, 2026Every season has its own knitting mood, and for many knitters, autumn is the favorite. As the weather cools, designers fill Ravelry with cozy pullovers, textured cardigans, warm accessories, and earthy colors that make it impossible not to start another project. I've been saving patterns that capture all of that goodness, and today I'm sharing the best of them. Welcome to The Best of Ravelry, Volume 7--the Fall Edit.
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| Mia Blouse by Moreca Knit |
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| Vineyard Sweater by Mimini Knit |
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| Clovelly Sweater by Cheryl Mokhtari |
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| Augustine Bag by MAJO GARN |
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| Isa Raglan Cardi by aegyoknit |
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| Echo by Natasja Hornby |
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| Lucy Wrap by Petite Knit |
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| Ripple Loop Sweater by Other Loops |
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| Bonnet for Autumn by Marion Alseth |
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| Amber Fall Cardigan by OGE Knits |
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| Mysa Shawl, a free pattern from Aegyoknit |
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| Hazelnut Socks by Olga - LoveKnitPatterns |
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| The Quill Blouse by Odd Row |
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| The Whispering Forest Kids by Karolina T |
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| Fern Field Scarf by Lisa Hannes |
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| Leaves Swirl Tee by Lianne de Bruin |
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| Baby Pumpkin Flat Knit Shoes by KnitCrochetQueen |
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| Forever Autumn Sock Set by Stone Knits |
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| Forest Mushroom Set from Aunt Charlie |
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| Elle Sweater from Le Knit |
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| A cardigan is also available--Ella Cardigan by Le Knit |
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| Halla Sweater by SuviKnits |
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| Kalloween Skull-o-ween by Frosty Knits |
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| Mio Pants, a free pattern from Sanne Bjerregaard |
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| The Agate Sweater by Darling Jadore |
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| Fleurville by Saskie and Co. |
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| Ghent Cardigan by Cheryl Mokhtari |
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| Mahdia Playsuit by Courtney Walters |
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| Fright and Delight Baubles, a free pattern from Mary Pranica |
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| Bare Leaves Sweater, a free pattern from emmabannacrafts |
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| Dandelion Sweater by imadeit.knit |
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| Mara Blouse (fingering and dk weights) by Knit Purl Girl |
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| Night Owl by Olga Begak |
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| Fair Isle Hat, a free pattern by Lolo Tricot |
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| Kindling Blanket, a free pattern from Georgie Nicolson |
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| Clutch Cara by Springi Design |
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| Paper Birch Pullover by Amy Christoffers |
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| Falling Leaves by Iris H. |
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| Hedgehog Mittens from May Segjima |
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| Pinecone Hedgehog, free pattern from Aga Tutak |
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| An oldie but goodie. Cascade, a free pattern from Raya Budrevich |
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| Ghost with Pumpkin from Aunt Charlie |
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| Pumpkin Head Doll by Aunt Charlie |
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| Fall Harvest Charm Set by Susan B. Anderson |
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| Dahlia Barn by Le Knit Pattern includes cardigan, pullover, and dress. |
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| Aida Cardigan from OGE Knits |
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| Tricia from Vicki Chan |
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| Twigs and Willow by Alana Dakos |
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| Acorn Pouch by Yun Jeong |
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| Trick or Treat Pillow by Starry Starry Nights |
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| Fall Leaves, a free pattern from Bobbi Intveld |
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| Gift Leaves, a free pattern with three sizes from Karojke van der Horst |
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| Winter Woodland, free pattern from Drops Design |
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| Autumn Maple Leaf Socks by Knitpurldesign |
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| Falling Leaves Cowl, a free pattern from the Twisted Yarn blog |
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| Coloring Book Blanket by While They Knit |
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| Kjegasen Pants by Yvonne B. Thorsen |
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| Wheatheart by Melanie Berg |
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| Cabinmates by Caitlin Hunter |
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| Love Autumn Cowl by Knitted Wishes |
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| Textured Coasters, a free pattern from Susan Frick |
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| Mona Sweater by Le Knit |
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| Autumn Wish Hat by Knitted Wishes |
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| A Leaf in Three Sizes, a free pattern from Jen Zeyen |
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| Intarsia anyone? Long Leaf Coat from Kaffe Fassett, from a vintage Rowan Mag. And before you say “no way”—fifty-six brave souls have made this coat. Or tried to. |
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| Falling Leaves Blanket, a free pattern fron by Sarabeth Hall |
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| Pepo Pumpkin Patch, a free pattern from Sandra Magalhaes |
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| Forager Blanket, a free pattern from Chloe Elizabeth Birch |
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| Falloween Stocking, a free pattern from Mona Zillah |
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| Corby Weemin by Mona Zillah |
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The Moose Raglan by KaitCreateDesigns |
I hope you’ve enjoyed exploring a slice of what Ravelry has to offer for fall! Just a little note: designers can change the status of their patterns at any time, so a pattern that was free when I found it may later become a paid pattern.
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3 Comments
There are some beauties here that far exceed my capabilities
ReplyDeleteThese are so beautiful. This is why we knit!
ReplyDeleteSo many fun choices! Thank you! Chloe
ReplyDeleteYou make my day when you make a comment!