Kinusaiga – Painting with Fabric and Turning Scraps into Art
Small fabric scraps can be transformed into impressive pictures with Kinusaiga – without a sewing machine, needle or thread... Read more
Small fabric scraps can be transformed into impressive pictures with Kinusaiga – without a sewing machine, needle or thread... Read more
This little magic cloud is soft, colorful, and really cute for a child’s room. In this free tutorial, I will show you how to sew the simple cloud pillow, create the face, and use colorful jersey scraps as magic rain. Read more
This little lucky pig is a sweet amigurumi project and a lovely handmade gift for many occasions. With its round shape, friendly face, small clover, and curly tail, it makes a cute lucky charm for the new year, exams, new beginnings, or simply as a little surprise for someone special... Read more
In this free crochet pattern, I’ll show you how to make a small tic-tac-toe game that also works as a practical storage pouch for the game pieces. The playing field is crocheted onto the front, the back includes buttonholes, and the game pieces can be stored safely inside... Read more
Are you looking for a summery crochet idea for children? This ice cream shop play set invites kids to mix, match, sort, and play pretend – with an ice cream cone, an ice cream bowl, three scoops, and cute toppings to combine again and again. Read more
This crocheted mug coaster is a small, practical gift idea for Mother’s Day. The basic shape is kept simple and is then decorated with either a tulip or heart border. The tulip version looks especially lovely when a mug is placed on top — it looks as if the little tulips are growing up along the mug... Read more
This Mother’s Day card with crocheted heart balloons is a quick and personal last-minute idea. All you need is a few leftover yarn scraps, sturdy paper, and glue. It is perfect as a small gift, as an addition to a gift voucher, or as a thoughtful handmade card for Mother’s Day. Read more
These crocheted bookmarks are a lovely gift idea for anyone who loves to read. In the pattern, I show you three different motifs: a heart, a flower, and a leaf... Read more
These small crocheted flowers made from cotton yarn are a quick gift idea for Mother’s Day and are perfect as a mini bouquet, a little decoration, or a thoughtful addition to a gift. They require only a small amount of yarn and are easy to make in between other projects. Read more
Perfect for spring and the Cherry Blossom Festival in Borna, today we’re crocheting a soft sakura blossom made with chenille yarn. This little cherry blossom works up quickly, is wonderfully fluffy, and is perfect as a cute keychain or a small comfort fidget. Read more
Chenille yarn is soft, fluffy, and perfect for cute amigurumi — but it is not always the easiest yarn to work with. In this post, I will show you the most common mistakes and share practical tips to help you get even better results. Read more
Do you love cuddly amigurumis? This chenille cat works up quickly, is wonderfully soft, and thanks to its scarf and bib it’s a real eye-catcher. In the pattern, I’ll show you step by step how to make the sitting cat nice and sturdy in shape—perfect for gifting or keeping for yourself. Read more
A practical fabric travel game to sew yourself: this roll-up game board combines Tic Tac Toe and Nine Men’s Morris in a compact format. Lightweight, space-saving and customizable, it is perfect for traveling and includes a pocket for the game pieces and ties to secure it neatly when rolled up. Read more
Bring a little Christmas magic into your home with this detailed crochet pattern for Christmas Elf Poinsettia. With her festive dress, layered poinsettia petals and delicate wings, she’s a real eye-catcher during Advent – whether as a decoration or a heartfelt handmade gift... Read more
Cuddly autumn visitor for your crochet hook: With this beginner-friendly amigurumi pattern you’ll crochet a sweet hedgehog with a loop-stitch mantle, a tiny fly agaric, and a leaf scarf... Read more
Warm without itching and sewn in 15 minutes: In this post, I show you how to make a children’s loop scarf professionally and in a beginner-friendly way. A breathable jersey outer ensures comfort, while a cotton-fleece lining keeps things reliably warm... Read more
Sunflowers bring summer into your home—and this one doesn’t even need water! In this lovingly designed crochet pattern, I’ll show you step by step how to make your own potted sunflower. Perfect as decor, a gift, or a little mood booster—without ever wilting. Read more
Looking for a spooky-cute project for Halloween? This free crochet pattern shows you step by step how to make an adorable amigurumi bat. Perfect for beginners, great for using up yarn scraps, and guaranteed to bring a little Halloween magic to your home! Read more
A handmade sweater is not only warm and cozy but also a special gift. In this tutorial, I’ll show you step by step how to knit an oversized raglan sweater for babies and toddlers – seamlessly from the top down... Read more
Neat bathroom, dry feet – and finally a mat that fits perfectly in front of your corner shower. In this tutorial, I’ll show you how I turned a plain, rectangular bath mat into a V-shaped rug for our shower. It’s surprisingly quick, looks custom-made, and hardly costs anything. Read more
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