36 Free Knitting Patterns to Make This Fall Season
Looking for the best cozy fall knitting patterns free? You’ve come to the right place! We’ve got you covered with 36 fall knitting patterns free.
Today is all about fall vibes and I’ve rounded up some of my favorite patterns from across the web for you. We’re starting to get into colder weather and I’m dreaming of breaking out all the comfy sweaters.
It’s that time of year when I cuddle up in a cozy blanket with one of my knit or crochet projects and watch all the spoopy things. Cooler weather is always a good reason to stay in and start a new project!
Today we’re going to get into several different types of projects. From sweaters and accessories to pillows and blankets and autumn decorations, we’ve got a project here for every knitting skill level. A lot of these would make great gifts if you’re still looking for patterns for Christmas gifting.
So grab your favorite yarn, some circular needles or straight knitting needles, and a cup of your favorite coffee or tea and let’s get to knitting!
Pumpkin Sweater
Designer: Handy Little Me
About the Pattern: This oversized sweater is everything. You’ll make 4 pieces, then seam it together. It’s perfect for a beginner knitter as it uses the garter stitch and is available in sizes S to XL.
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Beatnik
Designer: Norah Gaughan
About the Pattern: The Beatnik Sweater is a modern version of the cabled fisherman sweater. It features a twisted 1×1 ribbing, moss stitch sleeves, and beautiful cabling on the front and back. You’ll make four pieces bottom to top, then seam them all together.
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Aspen Cardigan
Designer: Leelee Knits
About the Pattern: This is the perfect fall cardigan, It’s a lightweight, flattering, and slouchy design. Wear it seamlessly from summer to fall. Available in sizes XS to 3XL.
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Eleanor Cardigan
Designer: Knitting With Chopsticks
About the Pattern: Here’s another great cardigan for fall. It uses bulky weight yarn so it works up fast. The pockets are created at the same time as the body and the optional toggle buttons really finish the look.
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Telluride Kimono
Designer: Mama In A Stitch
About the Pattern: This beginner friendly kimono is a perfect accessory to transition to fall. It’s made with super bulky weight yarn and is an easy knitting pattern as it’s just two rectangles seamed together.
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Shoulder Cozy for Mom
Designer: Red Heart
About the Pattern: Not looking for a full-blown sweater or cardigan? This simple knit shoulder cozy is a perfect option. It’s worked bottom up and features a 2×2 ribbing with easy decreases.
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Asher Skirt
Designer: Originally Lovely
About the Pattern: Skirts aren’t for fall for everyone but a cute skirt like this is a fun way to layer when it starts cooling off. Paired with the boots and sweater, this is screaming fall vibes to me.
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Stockinette Hand Warmers
Designer: Purl Soho
About the Pattern: I absolutely love the simplicity of these hand/arm warmers. Knit in all stockinette stitch in the round and with sport weight yarn, you’ll have a cozy pair of these in just a few hours.
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Sweet Striped Arm Warmers
Designer: Moogly
About the Pattern: And how about a kids arm warmer pattern? This easy pattern is written for 8-12 year olds but can easily be adjusted in size for an adult by using a heavier yarn and appropriate sized needles.
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Lacefield Mitts
Designer: Adrienne Krey
About the Pattern: These gorgeous lacy fingerless mittens are perfect for sweater weather. The easy to remember lace pattern is worked flat with straight needles, then seamed.
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Comfy Fingerless Gloves
Designer: Leelee Knits
About the Pattern: If you’re looking for something a little lighter, these comfy fingerless gloves made with fingering weight yarn are perfect. The small yarn and cabling pattern pair together very well and are definitely putting me in the fall mood.
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Zimtstern Mitts
Designer: Knitting And So On
About the Pattern: These unique fingerless mittens are easy than they look but I wouldn’t consider them beginner friendly. You’ll start at the thumb and increase from there. Short rows and surface crochet are used and the designer created these to have minimal seaming.
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Homespun Cabled Boot Cuffs
Designer: Homespun Living
About the Pattern: Boot cuff are a fall staple. These cabled boot cuffs are made using bulky yarn so they work up super quick. They’re knit flat, then seamed. One size fits most and could easily be adjusted.
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Knit Hooded Scarf
Designer: Rootsy
About the Pattern: A hooded scarf is perfect for later in fall when it’s time to start really bundling (depending on where you live, of course!). This beginner friendly pattern is worked flat in garter stitch with simple increases and decreases for shaping.
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Amina Ear Warmer
Designer: yarnTh3ory
About the Pattern: How gorgeous is this chunky ear warmer? It’s knit in the round with super bulky weight yarn using the herrigbone stitch. The adult size is free and additional sizes are available with a PDF purchase.
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Thicket Headband
Designer: Mirella Moments
About the Pattern: This gorgeous cabled ear warmer is a fantastic way to accessorize this fall. Pattern is worked flat with worsted weight yarn and is easily adjustable in size. Blocking is recommended fof this project to really open up and show off those cables.
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Knit Headband
Designer: Crochet Beja
About the Pattern: This basic knit ear warmer is a perfect beginner friendly project. Knit flat in all garter stitch then seamed to create the twist, you’ll have a pretty new accessory in no time. This pattern is a video tutorial only and provides guidance on creating multiple sizes.
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Night Blooms Hat
Designer: Espace Tricot
About the Pattern: This hat is not only gorgeous with the intermediate colorwork, but is also super cozy as it’s worked with worsted weight yarn and mohair held doubled. Pattern is written in adult size and is available as a free download on Ravelry.
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Autumn Hat
Designer: Handy Little Me
About the Pattern: This easy knit hat is perfect for fall and winter. It’s worked in the round using only knit and purl stitches with worsted weight yarn. Pattern is written in adult size and is easily adjustable.
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Pumpkin Hat
Designer: Gina Mechele
About the Pattern: This festive hat is made using wide ribbing to mimic a pumpkin. You’ll create the stem with DPNs in the last rounds, then crochet the vines. Pattern uses worsted weight yarn and is available as a free download on All Free Knitting.
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Chunky Pillow Cover
Designer: Little Yellow Wheelbarrow
About the Pattern: This iconic chunky knit pillow is perfect for fall and all year round and would look great in any living room or bedroom. Pattern is beginner friendly using only knit and purl stitches with jumbo yarn and big needles, so it also works up quick.
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Fall Fauna Pillow Cover
Designer: Main Street Yarns
About the Pattern: This intricate pillow cover is giving me kind of vintage vibes and I’m here for it. You’ll use worsted weight yarn in a variety of colors while knitting in the round using fair isle for the design.
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Fall Cuddler Blanket
Designer: Mama In A Stitch
About the Pattern: A good giant chunky knit blanket screams fall vibes, do you agree? This is an easy stitch sampler blanket pattern using super bulky weight yarn and is also reversible.
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Thanksgiving Throw
Designer: Yarnspirations
About the Pattern: This Thanksgiving throw is sure to get you in the fall mood. This easy chevron pattern uses worsted weight yarn with simple increases and decreases.
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Easy Knit Pumpkin
Designer: Angie & Britt
About the Pattern: What’s fall without pumpkins? This gorgeous pumpkin was created using Malibrigo yarn and #IFKYK. You can use any bulky weight yarn for this beginner friendly pattern with no increases or decreases.
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Velvet Pumpkins
Designer: Studio Knit
About the Pattern: Velvet pumpkins? Yes, please! These pumpkins will give a touch of luxe to your decor this fall. Pattern is worked flat, then seamed and is available in multiple sizes.
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Knit Pumpkins
Designer: Christa Co Design
About the Pattern: This little pumpkin pattern is last but certainly not least. I love the 2×2 ribbing that creates a more realistic look. You can knit these pumpkins flat or in the round and is written in three sizes.
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Woodlands Wreath
Designer: Frankie Brown
About the Pattern: Do you decorate with wreaths for each season? One day I’ll have a wreath for every month of the year and this one would be perfect for November! Pattern is for two different sized leaves and acorns and is available as a free download on Ravelry.
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Autumn Wreath
Designer: Nicola Valiji
About the Pattern: The thing that caught my attention with this wreath was the mushrooms. This one is giving serious cottage core vibes and I’m loving it. Pattern is intermediate with basic shaping and uses dk weight yarn.
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Arm Knit Fall Wreath
Designer: The Country Chic Cottage
About the Pattern: You don’t even need to know how to knit this fall wreath. This kid-friendly DIY project uses jumbo yarn and is finished by hot gluing store bought pom poms and a ribbon bow on. Blog post includes a full photo tutorial if you’re new to arm knitting.
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Easy Leaf Garland
Designer: Arianna Frasca
About the Pattern: This easy leaf garland is a perfect scrap buster project. The leaf pattern is easily adjustable in size and can be used for a variety of different project.
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Finally Fall Bunting
Designer: Farm Fresh Knits
About the Pattern: I’m loving this easy fall bunting pattern. I’m seeing it in so many different color combinations for every season. Pattern is easily adjustable in size and length and the little tassels are the perfect finishing touch.
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Oak Leaf Cloth
Designer: Marilyn Wallace
About the Pattern: Knit an easy oak leaf dishcloth that can be used for scrubbing or would look great in a decor display. Pattern uses worsted weight cotton yarn and only knit and purl stitches to create the textured pattern.
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Pumpkin Napkin Rings
Designer: Lily Sugar ‘n Cream
About the Pattern: These cute little pumpkin napkin rings are sure to bring in a few compliments. This is a quick and easy pattern using minimal amounts of yarn and basic knitting stitches.
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Porcini Mushroom
Designer: Nimble Needles
About the Pattern: I love these little porcini mushrooms and I want them all over my home, all year round! Pattern is available in two different sizes and two versions for different skill levels. Pattern is a video tutorial only.
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Travel Mug Cozy
Designer: Lady And The Blog
About the Pattern: Let’s finish this roundup off with an adorable travel mug cozy pattern. This easy pattern is worked flat in seed stitch with easy decreases and are a great gift idea for teachers, loved ones, or even as stocking stuffers.
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Final Thoughts on Fall Knitting Patterns Free
As much as I love summertime, Fall has still got to be my favorite season. Which one of these free knitting patterns was your favorite? Will one of these be your next project? Let us know in the comments below!
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