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autumn yarn trends

Autumn yarn - old favourites and new friends

Published on September 8, 2026 by Milly

With autumn fast approaching, the prospect of crochet in the cooler weather is filling us with joy. As the temperature cools we instantly think of blankets for every occasion, but also longline cardigans, jumpers, wraps, shawls and great big scarves. Crochet evolves so fast, that every season there is new inspiration to be found - and yarn is our starting place!

This year, there are some fabulous new additions to your most treasured brands, so in our autumn round up, we’ve included some old favourites that will be forever in our stashes for good reason, alongside some very exciting new yarny friends.

Bergere de France Arlequin

Bulky and beautiful in fabulous colourways.

Paintbox Yarns Chunky Pots - new shades!

Change colour with no ends to sew.

Coffee Shop Wrap

Simple and cosy, the Coffee Shop Wrap by Hannah Cross works up super fast using heavenly, soft chunky yarn - and the self striping is done for you in Paintbox Chunky Pots (you will need three pots, but will only actually use two and a half - leaving you enough to make a matching hat or mitts!)

Serenity Shawl

It’s always so lovely to swirl a shawl around your shoulders at any time of the year, but with autumn fast approaching, it’s a very practical garment to make. Any DK yarn will work beautifully here, but Life Changes DK will bring a delicate blush of colour in any shade you choose, without you having to change yarn.

Ella Hygge Wrap

You don’t need me to tell you how thrilling it is to crochet with super chunky yarn - the results are pretty much instantaneous - and this fabulous wrap will keep you super warm on the sofa whilst you sip a hot chocolate and watch your favourite film. You’ll need three balls of Urban for this one - although you will only need 150g from each ball, leaving you enough for a little something to match...

Marla the Unicorn

Making amigurumi is highly addictive, be warned - especially if you start looking through the patterns of some of our most talented designers. Ilaria Caliri, of Airali Design has created some absolutely adorable creatures in yarn, and her patterns are absolutely fabulous - full of photos, instructions and handy tips and advice. Marla the Unicorn has such a beautiful mane, perfect for a collection of Must-Have Minis.

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