The Fur
Fur Capsule: Knitting and Crochet Patterns with Fur Effect
Our fur capsule brings together Phildar patterns for knitting and crocheting, designed to face winter with soft and enveloping materials. Jackets, sleeveless vests, sweaters, and accessories: each piece adopts a fur-like appearance that is both warm and trendy. Each pattern comes with its technical sheet and a complete list of supplies to order with just one click.
Jackets, Vests, and Accessories: Which Piece to Create?
The capsule gathers 12 models that complement each other to create a coherent winter wardrobe:
Jackets, like the Gabriel, Giana, Gipsy, or Poeiti models, to wear over a sweater or dress for a cozy look;
Sleeveless vests, with Gipsy and Gala, perfect for layering to warm up an outfit without weighing it down;
The Gaspard sweater, a cozy piece for the coldest days;
Accessories, from the Grayce hood-scarf to the Grey scarf and the Giorgia bag, to add a fur touch to your outfits.
Most models are intermediate level. Their completion time ranges from a few hours for an accessory to over 30 hours for a jacket.
Yarns for a Successful Fur Effect
To achieve this look, the capsule also includes 21 yarn and wool references. Phil Husky, used in most models, offers a dense and soft touch. Phil Inuit, Phil Hairy, Phil Chic, or Phil Tweed Mohair complete the selection, with textures ranging from slightly to very furry. For a touch of sparkle, Phil Romance Lurex adds a subtle shine. Phil Imaginaire 3.5 and Phil Irlandais are suitable for finishes and details. Each yarn is available in several colors: white, gray, brown, yellow, or multicolored.
Knitting or Crochet: Choose Your Technique
With its knitting and crochet patterns, the fur capsule is for all knitters and crocheters. A jacket is knitted, a bag is crocheted: it's up to you to choose. Once your piece is finished, continue with our jacket models and children's knitting patterns, or discover our mohair capsule for other light and airy pieces. Phildar, the official site, accompanies you from choosing the pattern to the last stitch.






























































