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If there's one star we'll see in the fall/winter looks, it's definitely: the SWEATER.
Odd but true, there's one for every taste, for every skin sensitivity, for those who can handle the cold and for those who just can't.
We get proposals from the catwalks, from the most renowned fashion houses of the moment but also from various influencer social accounts that show us daily looks on our topic of the day.
If you are reading this article it's because not only are you a fashion enthusiast but also a super creative, so sit back and relax because I've decided to create for you a to-do list to always have at hand of 5 sweaters to make for the fall/winter.

The true must-have of the autumn season is the ONE-SHOULDER SWEATER, which gives more movement and sensuality to the silhouette of whoever decides to flaunt it.
You need little, a pair of jeans, tailored trousers, a dark denim midi skirt or even an animalier sheath model.
I thought of proposing this idea, then if you are already skilled and have made one, send it to us so we can admire your skill and also show it to those looking for inspiration.
Pattern for making the one-shoulder sweater.
Creating a one-shoulder crochet sweater can be a challenging project, but definitely doable. Below I provide a simple guide on how you might proceed.
Of course, the sizes and design may vary according to your needs and preferences.
Materials:
Instructions:
For the yarn suitable for this work I recommend something light, so as to stay in line with your curves, to flaunt even with a blazer with maxi shoulders, with a maxi cardigan or with the no. 1 ally for those who love seasonal fashion: the TRENCH.

Dubbed by me with this name, having no technical name, perhaps V-neck sweater would be just as good. Surely this autumn season we are seeing everywhere clothing with a collegiate allure. A few days ago, during my beloved shopping, I catapulted myself into a cute college-themed corner, or bon-ton schoolgirl style, in one of the many H&M stores, but just open Instagram or TikTok to admire the explosion everywhere of this style.
Let creativity run free, surely one of the current youth trends is the white sock combined with the leather loafer, leather or faux leather, but also suede or fabric, depending on tastes. So design a collegiate sweater, buy straight-cut jeans and let yourself be enveloped by this teenager wave.
I relied on the tips of the Do-It-All Fairy to offer you some hints on this and I chose to talk to you about making a sweater with a V-neck, using the top-down technique.
Beware, what is the TOP DOWN TECHNIQUE?
It is a wonderful technique that allows us to make many different garments from tops to cardigans, from jackets to dresses. With this working technique the project starts from the neck, here I leave you the video to see the correct steps for the work
VIDEO DO-IT-ALL FAIRY CROCHET SCHOOL TOP DOWN CALCULATIONS FOR SPUR WITH V NECK
For this project I recommend autumnal or elegant colors such as red, mustard yellow, teal, patrol, fir green, midnight blue, cream (the color to be preferred for this autumn and this style), colors that you find in the color folder of justin baby.

Another major protagonist of the autumn and winter season, revisited in a modern key compared to the classics worn by women in the 70s, is the TWIN-SET.
It consists of a classic combination of two coordinated clothing items: a sweater or top and a cardigan or light jacket. Both pieces are crafted using the same technique, often in the same color or complementary shades, to create a harmonious and sophisticated look.
The crocheted twin-set is a testament to the timeless charm of handmade craftsmanship. It combines the elegance of traditional design with comfort and functionality, making it a popular choice for women of all ages.
We follow the instructions from Criss' corner, the legendary Cristiana Rossi who always offers us great projects:
VIDEO CRISS DELICACY IN PINK
For this project, I recommend a fine and elegant thread, such as mohair.

A mere mention is not enough for this piece of clothing that seems more like a work of art when studied in detail, but we must be concise.
My beloved Cao from Crochet Maniak teaches us how to make one with a somewhat Christmassy style but perfect for the whole winter:
VIDEO TUTORIAL JACQUARD CAO
For this project, she chose to combine two yarns, the solid chuck and the lurex version, to give the project brightness and elegance.

It's the symbol of the GRUNGE style, and the most popular garment related to the season's knitwear.
"Wait, wait, what's the GRUNGE style?"
The GRUNGE STYLE is a fashion movement that originated in the '90s, inspired by the grunge music genre from Seattle, with bands like Nirvana, Pearl Jam, Soundgarden, and Alice in Chains. It's a style that expresses a sort of rebellion against mainstream culture, emphasizing a "careless" and "bare" approach to clothing.
I thought of suggesting an idea from the sweet Egle Breme, also to dust off the needles you have at home.
VIDEO TUTORIAL EGLE BREME LIQUIRICE CARDIGAN
Based on your preferences, consider going for a solid color, possibly considering the bravissimo or the baby key, or a gradient nuance like the ringo.
The fall and winter seasons are times of the year that awaken our desire for warmth, comfort, and of course, style. This year, crochet and knitwear have proven to be contemporary, combining tradition and innovation to create sweaters that are true textile masterpieces.
We have explored together 5 of the trendiest models for the cold season, and I hope you've found inspiration for your next projects. Whether you decide to replicate these models or customize them with your unique touch, always remember that creativity has no bounds. The combination of fashion and crochet always offers new opportunities to express ourselves and feel wonderful. Thread your crochet hook or your needles, get inspired by trends, and create with passion. Winter has never been so stylish!
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