For those of you who've been lucky enough to get snow this early in the season, you know that winter is here. The holiday season has officially started, too. If you love to sew, it may be hard to decide on winter sewing projects or what to sew for holiday gifts. Knitters and crocheters have it easy, as they have endless patterns to chose from for the winter months. Don't let them take all the glory! Here are some great sewing patterns for winter accessories that you can make for yourself or give as a gift. Gina Renee Finglessless Tweed Gloves These are the type of gloves that will last you for years and years to come. The style of these gloves is timeless as well. This pattern was designed by Gina Renee and is for beginning sewists that are on the more comfortable side with their skills/techniques, and of course for any advanced sewist. I love the tweed she used for these and the button with a strap adds an awesome detail. Find this fingerless gloves pattern by Gina Renee in her shop. Elsewhen 1920s Vintage Style Cloche Hat This hat comes straight out of Downton Abbey with its form-fitting style that gives a sweet look to whoever wears it. It's called the Clementine hat and it's designed by Elsewhen. The pattern comes with a few different accent styles. This pattern is for intermediate sewists who want to take on a new type of project. I think this is a great project for someone who loves vintage style and is looking for something different to wear this year. Find the pattern for the vintage style hat at Elsewhen's shop! PurlBee Cozy Sewn Cowl We love a good circle scarf or infinity scarf. Usually they're knitted, but not this one! This one is great for beginner or seasoned sewists. It has a warm lining and you can customize it to your mood with whatever fabric you want. This sewing pattern and tutorial is by the Purl Bee. Lacey Fingerless Gloves I love fingerless gloves because they let me use my hands while keeping them covered. Check out this video tutorial on how to make these stylish fingerless gloves, and then make all your friends that knit or crochet jealous! This video tutorial was made by Professor Pincushion and you can find more information on their site. Gina Renee Pleated Boot Cuffs Think knitters and crocheters get all the fun with boot cuffs? Think again! This is a sewing pattern for a pair of pleated boot cuffs that come with a cute button accent. There are plenty of fabric options and button combos to make a ton of these and to make them all look different. Check out the boot cuff pattern and sew your heart out! PurlBee Felted Wool Wrist Warmers These felted wool wrist warmers are a very easy tutorial suitable for beginners. They offer a great look with the added embroidery. For those of you who love boho style, be sure to check out this wool wrist warmer tutorial and free template from the Purl Bee Gina Renee Winter Hooded Scarf Another awesome sewing pattern from Gina Renee. This hooded scarf gives you a bit of extra coverage if you live in an area that gets freezing cold. Get this pattern for the hooded scarf and upload your project to our site to show off your skills! Craftsalamode Fleece Socks These fleece slipper socks are easy enough for a beginner to sew. You can make them super fast, don't need much fabric, and fleece is inexpensive, so they are a great option for holiday gifts as well. ThriftyFun provides a great tutorial on how to sew up these comfy warm socks. Follow CraftFoxes's board Sewing Patterns & Tutorials on Pinterest.