Patons Fall Winter Trends showcases 11 free knit and crochet patterns that create gorgeous and timeless garments. Worked up in Patons yarns, these knit and crochet projects are lush with natural fiber blends and can be made in a variety of rich shades.
Leopard Print Knit Wrap
Add a statement piece to your wardrobe with this boldly knit leopard print shawl worked up in lush Patons Alpaca Blend yarn.
Designer: Julia Madill
Asymmetrical Crochet Cape-Cho
Crochet this gorgeous sweater with an asymmetrical twist using tone-on-tone shades of Patons Canadiana yarn.
Designer: Svetlana Avrakh
Split Rib Knit Cowl
Knit a super warm and cozy cowl using Patons Classic Wool Roving, a soft and chunky yarn that works up fast.
Designer: Emily Berney
Crochet Pocket Tunic
Just in time for the cooler weather, try this smart sweater tunic with a cute and colorful pocket, crocheted using Patons Classic Wool DK Superwash.
Designer: Nicole Winer
Winding Ropes Knit Cable Cardigan
How cozy is this coatigan classic featuring a winding cable texture, designed in Patons Shetland Chunky Tweeds?
Designer: Svetlana Avrakh
Bobble Bodice Knit Tunic
Show your skills on this fresh interpretation of the classic Aran sweater, knit using Patons Classic Wool Worsted.
Designer: Gayle Bunn
Texture Mix Knit Scarf
Let's begin this free pattern featuring a multi-textural design, knit using our cozy Patons Alpaca Blend Yarn.
Designer: Gayle Bunn
Crochet Blanket Ruana
The rich texture and shades of Patons Alpaca Blend beautifully show off the colorwork and slip stitch embroidery.
Designer: Gayle Bunn
Knit Haute Hood
Knit a chic, runway-inspired balaclava using wool-nylon blend Patons Kroy Socks yarn.
Designer: Julia Madill
Frosted Fair Isle Knit Hat
Create a modern knit fair isle hat in 100% wool, Patons Classic Wool Worsted.
Designer: Erin Black
Pooling Crochet Infinity Scarf
Crochet a sophisticated argyle scarf using planned color pooling with variegated shades Patons Classic Wool DK Superwash.
Designer: Emily Berney
Get inspired meet the designers

Gayle Bunn
I’ve been fortunate to make my passion for yarn a career for many years and I’m still learning new things. My favorite way to work through my at-home stash is making blankets. I also love to hang out in my garden whenever I can.

Svetlana Avrakh
My first and the most important knitting/crochet teacher was my mom. Being from Latvia, it was hard to stay away from knitting. Having an architectural background helped me become a knitwear designer. Unusual shapes and intricate stitches are my passion.

Julia Madill
A self-taught designer, I use my art and design background whenever I can, especially when it comes to combining colors - my favorite! I always have several projects on the go and love to D.I.Y. anything I can.

Nicole Winer
My Nana taught me how to knit and crochet when I was small - little did I know she was laying the groundwork for my career as a Knit and Crochet designer! After studying Fashion Design in college, I joined Patons and have been a designer here for 10 years. It is still amazing to me that I get to come to work every day and do what I love.

Emily Berney
Admittedly, my first project was a half-finished dishcloth I made as a child when my Aunt first taught me to knit. It wasn’t until my university years that I truly learned the joy and satisfaction of knitting and crocheting. I now enjoy a career doing what helped me relax and hope these patterns do the same for you.

Erin Black
I began knitting and crocheting as a child when I learned to love yarn by admiring my Granny-made afghans that arrived promptly every Christmas. Since studying Interior Design in college, I have been lucky enough to combine my love of yarn and cozy spaces into a fulfilling career. I have recently joined the Patons design team and can’t wait to share more of my ideas with you!
Add timeless garments to your wardrobe with these 11 free knit & crochet patterns
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