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My new knitting pattern can be used as a wide scarf or rectangular stole. A lace pattern that depicts flowers adds variety while knitting. The pattern is written out row by row and also shown in a knitting chart.

You can find it here.

Am I the first with a new knitting pattern? Perfect for the season, I have a warm, cozy scarf here :-)
However, it can also be used very well as a shawl. It has a beautiful floral pattern, but it is easy to knit. You’ll need sock-weight yarn (my original is made of alpaca) and 3.5 mm knitting needles.

You can find the pattern here.

I’ve now reached the neckline on my top. Now I have to figure out how to make it.

Prison

Eisenstadt

Generator power

Happy birthday to you!

Gothenburg

Glass bowl

Criminal

Bracelets also look great when they’re made in bright colors. They’re a lovely knitting project for using up small leftover bits of cotton, and they’re very easy to make.

You can find the pattern here.

Potholders can be knitted in every color imaginable. All you need is a bit of cotton yarn and two knitting needles. In cheerful colors, they put you in an especially good mood.
This pattern is easy and also suitable for beginners. You just need to know how to knit and purl stitches, that's all.

Click here for the potholders.

Syringe

Watchtower

Odessa

Happy birthday!

Congratulations on your lovely haul, Christina!

It’s almost over now, but I hope you enjoyed your birthday. I wish you all the best!

Um, shouldn’t it be E?

I’m just popping in quickly to wish you a very happy birthday!

Happy Birthday, dear Yvonne!

Or how about a crocheted shawl? You'll need sock yarn for this—a light, airy triangular shawl with a charming lace pattern. The yarn needed depends on the size you want.

You can find the pattern here.

The weekend got off to a rather mixed start here, with rain and cool temperatures. Perfect weather for knitting. My suggestion for the weekend is to knit a shawl. You can then snuggle up in it the next time the weather’s a bit iffy.
“Faro” is a wide, rectangular stole with a simple lace pattern. Knitted with cotton yarn, it’s also perfect for balmy summer nights. The pattern is written out row by row and also presented on a knitting chart.

Click here for the shawl.

That looks interesting—I’ve never seen that before! I actually always knit socks with a set of double-pointed needles. But you can also use circular needles. I’m not allowed to post a link, but try Googling “Magic Loop.” Or you’ll definitely find something on YouTube.

I’m just seeing this now. Dear Josefa, thank you for the medal! And congratulations to everyone else on your
titles!
And Marlies, I’m sending you a big hug. I know you’ll get through this, but maybe it’ll be a little easier with some good wishes along the way.

Happy birthday!

Hooray, hooray :-) All the best!

Happy birthday from me, too!

I’m knitting my summer top at a snail’s pace.

Happy Birthday!

I’m not satisfied with April. The day before yesterday, I looked at my knitting needles again for the first time in 10 days. Somehow, I lost all enthusiasm for everything. One family emergency after another with no break—just when you think things can’t get any worse, something else comes along. The last two weeks were all about crisis management (my father), on top of that my husband had acute heart problems, and I was constantly shuttling from one hospital to the next. What hit me the hardest was the situation with my husband. After all, he’s someone very special. He’s been back home since the day before yesterday. We’ll see. This isn’t meant as complaining—it’s simply the way things are. My energy has gone into other things.
That’s why I’ve also been holding back lately from all the challenges and other activities. I couldn’t knit. Now I can again, hopefully. My summer top has grown by three centimeters.

I wish you a wonderful birthday!

Belated happy birthday from me, too!

Happy Birthday!

This triangular shawl, also knitted with sock yarn, is very relaxing for a restful weekend. A simple pattern, almost suitable for beginners. Definitely suitable for shawl beginners.

Here is the pattern.

To relax and enjoy yourself, I recommend a simple shawl that you can knit almost without looking at it. But only almost!
You’ll need sock yarn (other yarns work too); the amount needed depends on the desired size. Basically, you can stop at any time with this pattern. If you’re running low on yarn, just stop knitting.

You can find the pattern here.

Happy Birthday!

Happy birthday, dear Gabriela!

Book lovers and avid readers will surely appreciate a bookmark. And if it’s hand-knitted, they’ll also appreciate the person who made it.

Click here for the pattern.

Colorful sock yarn scraps make great little pouches, which are perfect for gift wrapping, for example. All you need is a set of double-pointed needles, a few scraps, and you’re ready to go.

Click here for the pattern.

"The Waves of the Sea and of Love" is the name of this knitted bracelet. You can surely recognize the waves.
The bracelet is very easy to knit from leftover cotton yarn, although of course you can also use other colors.

Click here for the pattern.

On some days, the sky is deep blue and completely cloudless. And then, just before the sun sets, it suddenly takes on a different color, as if the fading of the sun also makes the sky fade. Do you know what I mean? That’s also the time when the birds suddenly start singing really loudly. I can relate—they don’t want to go to bed either :-)
But to get back to this blue, the blue looks something like this:



You can find the pattern for the scarf here.

It’s special in that it is both knitted and crocheted.

the absence of pain

(and hugs, that's outside the game now)

Happy birthday!

I’m just popping in here too to wish you a very happy birthday!

Show-off car

Fur

You’ll need at least a small bag when you go to the beach to carry your essentials—bikini, sunscreen, towel, and some change for ice cream. How about a bag that matches the ocean? The fish are included.
For this, you’ll need cotton yarn—preferably blue and yellow—with a yardage of 125m per 50g, a 3mm circular needle, and a matching crochet hook for the handles. The fish are shown in a knitting chart.

And you can find the pattern here.

The "Faro" shawl has a beautiful yet very simple lace pattern. It’s a stole that can be knitted in any width you like—as a narrow scarf or as an even much wider shawl. My original is made from cotton yarn, but there are no rules there either. Anything you like goes. The pattern is written out row by row, and a knitting chart is also included.

You can find the pattern here.

Sorry, I’m not getting anything done at the moment, but maybe things will look better again by the end of May.