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Oh—wow!! Andrea, you did a great job—it looks just like mine does when it’s still on the baking sheet. Thanks for sharing!

Unfortunately, ours was all eaten up today. That means I’ll have to bake something again tomorrow. :-)

A poncho made from sock yarn also keeps you nice and warm. This one is one-size-fits-all and is very easy for beginners to knit.

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Gifts for men are never that easy to find. How about a vest with a cable pattern? It’s timeless and goes with almost anything. So our men won’t have to freeze anymore.

Click here for the knitting pattern for sizes 48–50

There is also a stand with a few practical little items and accessories that keep you nice and warm and are popular.

 
Knitting socks is a must at Christmas. And if you haven't dared to try the heel yet, you should definitely give the ingeniously simple mowi heel a try. With 3 needles it's even easier, as you can see in the pattern.

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A versatile scarf that can also simply be worn as a collar - it's even a gift for men and for anyone who isn't a fan of scarves, as I've heard. Easy to knit.

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Another design made from leftover yarn and sock yarn

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A headband with cabling - a real eye-catcher and cozily warm on your head

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A poncho - simply knitted from two skeins of cuddly-soft sock yarn

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Wrist warmers in a matching look - two sizes that can easily be knitted from leftover yarn

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A warm set of hat and neck warmer for men - no collar will slip out of place anymore

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A cozy, colorful set of hat with cowl - for women

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Arm warmers with a cable pattern made up of knit and purl stitches - something very special

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And one more circular collar, knitted from one skein of  cotton and well suited for beginners. It can even be worn as a baby skirt.

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You’ve arrived at a booth for knitted clothing for toddlers.

My granddaughters—ages 1.5 and 4—and especially their parents are always delighted with hand-knitted clothing made from natural fibers. And I really enjoy designing and then knitting it.

Maybe you’ll find a pattern here that you’ve been looking for for a while? Or you can simply be inspired and start knitting right away so your chosen piece is ready for Christmas.


A sweater made from sock yarn—making every piece unique. The pattern is written for children ages 4–5 and is easy to follow.

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Knitted pants made from sock yarn for toddlers from age 1—fits until at least age 2. The pants won’t slip down and fit perfectly. There is a pretty cable pattern on the sides.

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A cardigan with a hat—knitted from gradient cotton yarn. Other yarn with a similar yardage can also be used. The cardigan fits from about size 86 to at least 92.

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A pretty colorful skirt for 3- to 4-year-old girls that is easy to knit.

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Leggings made from sock yarn, warm and comfortable. They fit ages 3 to 5 and are easy to knit.

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And another sweater made from sock yarn for smaller children—approx. 2–3 years

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A hat with a neck warmer—easy to button

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A sweater that grows with the child and starts out as a little knitted dress—from about age 2.5

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A colorful jacket (RVO) with a hood and built-in pockets—fits from approx. age 2.5 to 5

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Leggings made from merino wool (same weight as sock yarn), fitting ages 1.5 to 3.

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A little pinafore dress that fits ages 1.5 to 5—a true transformation artist

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You’ll find knitting patterns for cute baby clothes at this stand.

Clothing is always very popular for babies, especially when it’s hand-knitted. There’s so much love in it, and the joy of giving it as a gift is great for everyone. The baby clothes you’ll find here grow along a little, so the work is really worth it.

Let yourself be inspired. I hope you have lots of fun with it.


This sweet little baby dress looks adorable when worn, as many users have already written to me. It fits up to 18 months and is easy to knit.

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This little dress with the sweet knitted-in hearts also grows along — even up to 3 years. 

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Every baby first needs a warm blanket — preferably made from soft merino wool. They’ll feel comfortable and safe in it. When you knit this blanket, you put your love — your heart — right into it in a visible way. The baby is sure to feel it.

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So that the baby or toddler stays nice and warm on the head, throat, and neck all at once, this hat is simply brilliant. To make it easy to put on and take off without any crying, it has buttons at the front. And knitting it is very easy.

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This baby set — knitted from sock yarn — consists of a jacket with the matching hat and pull-on pants. The pattern is made up of knit and purl stitches and looks pretty on both sides. Good knitting experience with patterns is recommended here.

All pieces fit at least up to 12 months. My granddaughter was still wearing the pants at 1.5 years old. The pants and the jacket are also available as separate patterns.

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These summer pants — which can also be knitted with long legs — fit babies from 3 months and up to about 1.5 years. Easy to knit with a perfect fit.

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This sweet knitted baby dress with a special lace pattern is available here together with crocheted little shoes and a headband (patterns also available separately). 

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A baby sleeping bag made from cuddly soft merino wool is especially needed in winter. This one fits up to at least 12 months.

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This traditional-style newborn jacket has a pretty heart lace pattern and a hood. It also makes an excellent gift for a birth.

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Baby leggings made from sock yarn that still fit even at 1.5 years old. Thanks to the stitch pattern, they fit comfortably and even leave room for the thickest diaper. Easy to knit.

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The leftovers from these leggings can then be used to knit this winter set. It consists of a hat, mittens, little socks with the mowi heel, and a cowl. 

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This baby jacket with a hood made from merino wool fits up to 1.5 years and is easy to knit.

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Here is another stand with various small gift ideas for all ages.

Nostalgic, colorful, decorative and practical - or simply as a good-luck charm to enjoy.
Maybe you’ll find the idea here that you still need for someone dear to you.


A funny little ghost as a companion - on a keychain, in the car, or as a gift tag. It’s something different and puts you in a good mood. Very easy to make.

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Lucky beetles as oven mitts - guaranteed not everyone has these. They look lovely in any kitchen and always spread good cheer. Very easy to crochet, even for beginners.

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A small pouch for 10 tissues - it fits anywhere and is sure to be a joy to give as a gift. Leftover yarn can be used here, and different versions can be crocheted. Very easy to make.

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A tissue box cover that can be crocheted in your favorite colors - my friends always loved it. It is very easy to make and always turns out beautifully. The hearts and butterflies on it are a lovely eye-catcher.

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A little bear or an owl as a door guard - an absolute hit with children, but not only with them. A must-have for working from home! This makes it easy to signal in a loving way whether visitors are welcome or not.

The owl or the little bear is available as an individual pattern or as a value bundle. They are very easy to make, even for beginners with crochet experience.

To the crochet pattern for the door guard bear



To the crochet pattern for the door guard owl "Ruhu"



To the crochet pattern for the value bundle - owl and bear




Of course, little gnomes are also a must at a Christmas market. These gnomes can be crocheted in different sizes - then filled and given as gifts. For example, they can stand on the table as egg cups and egg cozies, along with the gnome house as a bread roll basket. There are so many ideas. And children are guaranteed to know what they can fill them with.

Note: The gnome house (storage basket) and the gnomes are also available separately as patterns.

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A poinsettia makes the nicest gift in a matching pot cover. This pattern also includes the scatter stars, which can also be used as tree ornaments. Everything is very easy to make, even for beginners with crochet experience.

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At this booth you'll find a few ideas for toys that toddlers especially will be delighted with.


I can especially recommend the bag that fits perfectly on a Puky, tricycle, or balance bike. It gives a gift like that an extra special touch. The bag was a wish from my granddaughter, and it has proven to be very sturdy. Lots of treasures have already been carried in it.

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You can also crochet a kindergarten bag yourself. This one also has a reinforced bottom and even an adjustable strap. It can come along on walks or outings, too. This was another wish from my granddaughter. She loves bags!

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Food for the play kitchen is a great idea, and it is sure to get lots of play. Here you'll find the basic supply to start with, so the dolls will be well fed, too. They can choose from toast, butter, noodles, a fried egg, and various vegetables. Ideal for leftover yarn and also for beginners.

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A bag is absolutely needed for the pretend shop, too. And you can fill it right away with lemons and carrots. Maybe the little shopkeepers have sold out and need to restock? All the pieces are easy for beginners to crochet as well.

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And at this stand you'll find doll and teddy bear clothes in various sizes. You can also use the respective links here to get detailed information and more photos.

Let yourself be inspired and imagine the joy you'll have when giving them as gifts. Maybe you're like me and would like to dress your own dolls and teddy bears in new outfits. I hope you have lots of fun with it.


A teddy bear for a baby or toddler that even beginners can easily knit themselves. With the pattern, it works out great.

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Of course, this little bear also has perfectly matching clothing - a sleeping bag / swaddle bag with a sweater. This clothing also fits other bears or dolls measuring approx. 35-40 cm.

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These striped pants fit teddy bears measuring 40 cm. They're very easy to knit, and there's even room at the back for the little tail to go through.

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The little sleeping animals or dolls - 20 cm tall - naturally need a sleeping bag too, so they don't get cold at night. Here you can knit two different models right away. Both are very easy to make.

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Especially for teddy bears measuring 25-30 cm, there are a few pretty designs


Sporty summer clothes, ideal for leftover yarn - also for beginners

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A cute little raglan sweater - quickly knitted from leftover yarn - raglan from the bottom up

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A warm onesie so the teddy bear (or doll) doesn't get cold. Easy to knit and easy for toddlers to put on and take off. Two different yarn weights are described.

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A Christmas market booth with doll clothes is sure to catch the eye of children big and small. Here you’ll find knitting patterns for clothing that will make every doll mom’s eyes light up at Christmas. After all, her favorite will look just like a real baby in them. Of course, a similarly sized teddy bear will also fit into these clothes

The following patterns fit dolls approx. 43–50 cm tall—and even newborns. 

The individual links will take you to detailed information and more photos.


A sweet outfit—pants, sweater, and headband




A colorful clothing set for girl dolls—skirt, sweater, and headband




A colorful cardigan with matching hat




A pair of matching leggings to go with it




A Schlüttli with a hat—knitted RVO




A sweater with a button placket




The matching pants for the two tops




A cozy sleeping bag to keep the doll warm while sleeping

bergli
Your jackets look great with the ears on them. That must have been a lot of work with the snaps. They really have to hold up to a lot, especially on kids’ jackets. Matching outfits for the grandkids—that’s a lovely idea. Is one of them a girl?

Ines
Your little winter fellow is so cute. Did you design it yourself? Definitely a sweet idea
—and I like the yarn, too. Though I’d better just take a quick peek… I’m still on a diet and want to make it into a second year. Let’s see how long I can stick with it.


Now I’ve somehow gotten motivated to finish knitting my sweater—that long-term UFO—before November is over. I’m sure I’ll finish the first sleeve today. Then I just have the second sleeve and the collar left. I should definitely be able to finish that over the weekend. I’m really looking forward to finally wearing it.

Have a creative and wonderful day, everyone!

Thanks, dear Ines! :)
You’ll definitely show us a photo of your gingerbread here, won’t you?
Of course, that goes for everyone else who bakes it too.

Then we can all enjoy it together (at least virtually).

Yes, that’s right, Josefa. :-)

We’ve had candles and an aroma lamp going all through November and are doing our best to create a cozy atmosphere.

I’m not quite in the Christmas spirit yet, even though some decorations have already made their way here and there.

If everything works out, I’ll get to see my granddaughters shortly after Christmas. But that’s not set in stone yet. That would be the highlight for me. It’s also not clear yet whether my friend will be able to come. It depends on whether she can move into the vacation rental.

We’ll just take things as they come and make the best of it. That just makes me look forward to next year even more.

Wow, Andrea, you really have quite a collection.
As soon as I have time, I’ll dig out mine. There are soooo many! Even though I’m not a cup collector, I’ve ended up with quite a few. That’s why we have breakfast with different tableware every day. It definitely never gets boring. 

Dear friends, thank you so much for your enthusiastic feedback. I’m so glad you like the recipe. Give it a try—it tastes absolutely delicious.

Andrea, just try using regular flour. I can’t guarantee that it will turn out like mine, but it’s worth a try.

Ruth, the cake keeps for quite a while. I store it in a cool place in a shallow cake container. That said, I have to admit that in our house, it’s usually gone within two weeks at the latest. This time, it won’t even last a week. 

Another variation <\/u><\/strong>would be to place whole nuts on top (pressing them in slightly) and bake them with it. I always cut it into small pieces. The sheet gingerbread is more like a cake, so it’s not as flat as regular gingerbread.

Ta-da—the sheet pan gingerbread recipe:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/forum/topic/134526/mein-schneller-blech-lebkuchen-das-rezept

For many years now, the first thing I’ve baked during Advent has been my quick sheet pan gingerbread. It’s ready in a flash and can be eaten right away. You can also substitute some of the ingredients to suit your own taste. I’ll list the alternatives here.


First, the ingredients:

• 350 g whole-grain spelt flour
• 200 g honey (I mix 100 g honey with 100 g birch sugar)
• 200 g ground hazelnuts (I toast them in a pan before grinding)
• 5 tsp gingerbread spice (or 3 tsp gingerbread spice and 2 tsp ground cloves)
• 1 packet of cream of tartar baking powder
• a little vanilla
• 1/4 liter milk (I use oat milk)
• 150 g melted butter (I use coconut oil)
• 4 eggs

Preparation:

Mix all ingredients together, then pour onto a baking sheet (greased or lined with parchment paper). The batter is relatively soft.


Baking:

Bake at 180 degrees on the convection setting for about 15–20 minutes. Depending on your oven, you may need to bake it 5 minutes longer.

After baking, let it cool slightly, then spread with chocolate coating.


Here are a few photos:




Here it is, fresh out of the oven



Here it is with the chocolate glaze already on top.



I hope you and your loved ones enjoy it!

Ruth, I just admired your little finger puppets in another thread. They’re absolutely enchanting and, as always with you, very well done. I never cease to admire your dexterity with these little crochet projects. For me, something like this is a real challenge.

YES—I’ll post the gingerbread recipe in a separate thread today. You can even vary the ingredients a bit to suit your own needs or taste. So you can look forward to it for the first Sunday of Advent.

I’m so happy that so many doll fans are gathered here. I’d asked for my little star for my birthday last year, and my husband gave her to me as a gift. He also named her “Little Star.” :-) And now I’m really enjoying knitting clothes for her. I first discovered her in a photo by Marion. Designing doll or teddy bear clothes is my absolute favorite thing to do. Baby clothes are great, too—that’s why I have a 60-cm-tall doll. Since I don’t have any baby grandchildren anymore, I’m dressing her up now. Maybe one of my granddaughters will have a doll that needs clothes someday. Right now, both of them have other interests.

Andrea, you might have the sweater design from the same designer that my doll is from. I’m just really taken with it, and I’ll knit it by summer at the latest. And I also bought myself a crocheted baby doll. As you can see, my dolls are getting some new siblings. :)

Once I’ve made a bit more progress on my sweater, I’ll post some photos. Right now, the sleeve still needs to grow a bit.

After I finish my sweater (or even before I’m done), I’ll make a little baby doll dress for my little star. I already have it in mind… and I’m still thinking about the colors of the yarn.

That’s such a nice idea—I’d love to join in. I’m sure we’ll gather a lot here—a different little gift from each of us for everyone. To get things started,

I’ll just share a photo of my own with you.

These cute little gnomes can be filled, for example as an Advent calendar, but also for small gifts. Later, they become mini storage baskets for lots of little things. They also look great as egg cups or egg cozies. Yes, they can be used in so many ways. 

Of course, the gnomes also have a house they can move into. It can also be used as a storage basket or, for example, as a bread roll basket together with the egg cup gnomes.

The gnomes and the house are easy to crochet and are fun for the whole family, bringing lots of good cheer.

To the crochet pattern for the gnomes

To the crochet pattern for the gnomes together with the gnome house as a value set

To the crochet pattern for the gnome house on its own (if you need a home for other gnomes)

 

 

Children are always delighted when we make clothing for their favorites—their teddy bears and dolls. A new model has just moved into my shop: overalls for teddy bears measuring 25–30 cm. 

The overalls have no buttons, so they are very easy to put on and take off. They are knitted top-down in the round, and every  step is explained clearly, making them a joy to recreate.

The pattern includes information for two different yarn weights.

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I’m working on making progress on my UFO sweater. At least I’ve managed to get as far as the sleeves. 

Waltraud, I’d also like to say thank you for the detailed patterns here. Your tips help me too; they reminded me how I used to do it before (but had forgotten).

Marlene , I really like the pattern on your shawl. I’m curious to see what it looks like when it’s finished.

Oh, Andrea , your little doll is so cute. You did a great job on the hat. It’s a fantastic pattern, and the color somehow matches the sweater too. By the way, the sweater looks great and really looks like it was handmade.

My little star feels all cozy and comfortable in her new onesie now. She always sits next to me and watches what I’m writing here (yes, even the pattern for it). My husband is always amazed at how fast I knit. To me, it’s completely normal. Yesterday and today, for example, I finished knitting the upper front piece of my sweater. Tonight I’ll start on the first sleeve. 

It’s “unloved” yarn because I don’t like working with acrylic. The yarn has been sitting in the closet for so long. I only found it recently—it was tucked way in the back. But since I love the colors, I got the idea to knit some outfits for my teddy bears and dolls. I still have a few scraps left—we’ll see what I do with them.

Yes, my dears, you’ll get the gingerbread recipe in a separate thread—most likely tomorrow. I’ll dig it out. It’s super delicious and ready to eat right away. We’ve been enjoying this daily treat since last weekend. Especially when I’m short on time, this gingerbread is a hit.

Now I wish you all a lovely evening and hope you have fun with whatever you’re doing.

Warm regards,
Monika

Colorful clothing is always on trend, especially for children. This little skirt is very popular and also easy to knit. It fits girls ages 3–4.

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In the cooler seasons, people love wearing a scarf. Here, a scarf is wonderfully combined with a collar. This keeps the neck warm even with larger necklines. 

The scarf-collar is very easy to knit and is definitely practical. Of course, it also makes a great gift idea.

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Something that is definitely always on trend for children is warm leggings—and also knitting with sock yarn. Leggings are needed from fall through spring. This ensures that little ones don’t get cold while playing outside and can move comfortably.

The pattern explains every individual step, and the leggings fit ages 3–5.

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Knitting sweaters for kids is especially fun. This sweater is knitted from sock yarn, making each piece one of a kind. It has buttons and a collar, which makes it easy to put on and keeps the neck and nape nice and warm.

The pattern is for size 110/116. It’s easy to follow if you’ve knitted before.

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A smaller version of the sweater is also available. It’s slightly modified and fits sizes 86–98.

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This sweater fits from about 1.5 years old. It’s embroidered on the front and back, making it a real eye-catcher. The fresh colors will put you in a good mood as soon as you put it on.

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A poinsettia needs a matching pot. With this pot cover, it can even be given as a gift. This turns a simple little hostess gift into something special, handmade with love.

The star appliqué can also be used as table decoration or as a tree ornament.
All pieces are also very easy for beginners with basic knowledge to make.

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There is also a separate pattern for the crocheted stars.

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And if you want to crochet your own tinsel and various garlands for the Christmas tree, there’s a pattern for that too. The stars are included here as well.

This is a very easy way to crochet creative Christmas decorations and ribbons for gift packages.

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Oh, there’s really a lot going on here again! I can’t even keep up anymore. ;-)

Ines,
your door wreath looks very pretty. It’s really something completely different ... as if made by angel hands, and it reminds me of sparkling snow .. and Christmas.

Ina,
I’m already very excited to see your November project. You’ll surely show it to us when it’s finished, right?

Your knitted blanket looks absolutely amazing. That must be really hard on the wrists with those thick needles. That’s why I prefer knitting with thinner needles, 4.5 at most. Otherwise I’m sure I would have tried making a blanket like that too. My husband’s cardigan last year was really enough for me in that regard.

Here’s how things look with me:
The onesie for my little star is finished, and now she won’t have to be cold anymore. So I was able to knit up almost another ball of unloved yarn. There’s still enough left for a hat, which will be coming soon too.

Take a look, this is how she looks in it:

 

Now I’ll get back to knitting my sweater for a while. But that will probably move along with me into December. 

At the weekend I finally baked my quick sheet-pan gingerbread again. More than 2/3 of it has already been polished off.

 

Overall popular in mowi19's shop


Top 1  - The socks with the ingeniously simple mowi heel - View knitting pattern

They're so easy to knit that it's addictive - you just can't stop.




Top 2 - The round collar and shoulder warmer (see above)


Top 3 - The convertible pinafore skirt for children aged 1.5 to 5 - View knitting pattern

Easy to knit, with no seams, also suitable for beginners with knitting experience.

Currently popular in the shop of mowi19


Place 1 - A cute outfit for dolls and newborns - to the knitting pattern

Knitted top-down raglan style - fits dolls that are about 43-50 cm tall.




Place 2 - The round collar and shoulder warmer - to the knitting pattern

One skein is enough here - 50 g - cotton. Very easy to make.




Place 3 - Adjustable collar + button-up scarf - to the knitting pattern

Easy to make and versatile to wear. Replaces a collar or scarf.

These socks with the ingeniously simple mowi heel have already won over many knitters. The pattern is explained here using the CraSyTrio—that is, with 3 needles. A heel that fits well and is super easy to knit.

The pattern includes step-by-step instructions for 4 sizes, so you can surprise the whole family with socks this year.

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Happy birthday! I wish you a wonderful celebration and a successful and healthy new year of life.

With love
Monika

Belatedly, I’d also like to wish you all the best and much happiness for the new year of your life.

From the bottom of my heart
Monika

Dear Andrea,
I’d also like to join the many birthday wishes and wish you a magical and happy year ahead.

With heartfelt wishes
Monika

Dear Andrea,
thanks again for the wonderful glimpses into your natural world in Norway. It actually reminds me a bit of the pictures I’ve seen of Canada.

Here, it’s sunny and cold. In the morning, there’s frost on the roofs, and the trees have shed all their leaves. Just typical November, I guess.

But somehow, every season has its own special charm. At least that’s how I feel.

Warm regards from southern Germany (so, quite far away)
from Monika

Dear Beate,
I’d like to belatedly join in the birthday wishes. May this new year of your life bring you lots of joy.

Warm regards,
Monika

Wishing you a very happy birthday and lots of joy as you celebrate.

Warm
regards, Monika

Andrea,
I think I posted it here once before. But now you’ve given me the idea to start a separate thread for it. I’ll dig out the recipe and post it here.

I love this sheet pan gingerbread because it’s super quick to make and tastes just as delicious.

Actually, I need to bake it right now so I can show you a photo.

Ruth, I feel exactly the same way as you do. How many times have I knitted well past 1 a.m. because I just wanted to knit one more row… and then it turned into many.

Yes, my husband loves colors. And he’s always happy to receive something I’ve knitted myself. Especially since he often gets cold feet when he sits at the computer for a long time.

Yesterday I worked on my sweater a bit more, and just now I started on the onesie for the baby doll. It’s going to be totally cute, too.

I wish you all a creative and wonderful weekend.

Warm regards,
Monika

I also wish everyone here a lovely, cozy weekend. Time sure flew by—it’s already the first Sunday of Advent in just one week. I hadn’t really realized that yet.

Well, in any case, I’ll be baking gingerbread next week. And we’ve been sitting by candlelight all through November. It gets dark so early, so that really sets a cozy mood. Add a hot cup of spiced tea, and let the knitting needles clatter away.

Have a wonderful time, everyone, and enjoy whatever brings you joy.

Oh my, Akela, you’ve really taken on a full load there. ;-) I hope you feel better soon and still have a nice weekend.

Babies and toddlers need to be dressed cozy and warm right now. It also has to be comfortable so they can move freely while playing.

Warm leggings made from sock yarn are just the thing. They can even be machine-washed and are quick and easy to knit, too. 

Both models are easy to make if you have knitting experience. And both will grow with the child for a while.

To the knitting pattern for the baby leggings - fits up to about 2 years old




To the knitting pattern for the leggings for 3-year-olds, fits up to 5 years old

Socks are a very popular knitting project. And when knitted with sock yarn, they always have a unique, colorful pattern.

Even if you’ve never knitted socks before, you can give it a try now with the mowi heel. It’s really ingeniously simple, and you can surprise the whole family with socks for Christmas.

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This cute outfit set fits dolls about 45–50 cm tall. It’s easy to knit from colorful leftover yarn. And when it’s given as a gift, it’s sure to bring shining eyes and great joy.

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So the doll’s mommy can dress in a matching outfit too, there is also a colorful little skirt for her. It fits girls aged 3–4 years. By the way, the doll clothes were knitted from the leftover yarn from this skirt.

The skirt is easy to knit if you have knitting experience. It’s a joy to watch it grow as you knit and then give it away as a gift.

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Dear Ina,
thank you for your lovely post, as always, and for your kind words about my teddy bears. :) Yes, I think the colors are a great fit for the bears, too.
I’m a little envious of the yarn you’re using for your rug. It’s one of my favorite types of yarn. Your rug looks like it’s hand-knotted. I really love it, and it would look great in our home too. Did you crochet it, and what stitches did you use?

Dear Ines and dear Ruth,
thank you for your feedback on my teddy bears.

There’s a specific reason why I love teddy bears so much. A teddy bear was, so to speak, my first great love, back when I was still a baby. I spent a lot of time in the hospital during my first year of life, and my parents put a teddy bear in my bed. The first thing I could say was that “Bööh” sound it made when you turned it over. That love has stayed with me to this day. My love for soft, movable dolls came later. By the way, I played with teddy bears and dolls for a very long time. I even had my first boyfriend back then.
Now you’ve gotten a little glimpse into my personal life. :)

And another part is finished. The socks for my husband, who can look forward to wearing them today. Here I used a new technique that makes the socks fit even better and prevents them from stretching out.

Marion, your apple turnovers turned out great and look just as good as Andrea’s. You guys are really making me crave more treats. I think I’ll try my hand at a sheet of gingerbread next.

Petra, your little helper is soooo cute! Absolutely adorable. :)

Andrea, your squares look just great, even from the back. Thanks for sharing!

Wishing you all a pleasant weekend with plenty of time for what you love.

Warm regards,
Monika

Now you can knit warm clothes for your teddy bear (25–30 cm). In this cute knitted onesie, he’ll definitely look adorable and get even more hugs.

The onesie (RVO) is also suitable for beginners with some knitting experience and is easy to follow. Since it has no buttons, it’s easy to put on and take off, even for small children.

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The teddies have received new clothing—a cute winter overall. Now they won’t get cold anymore.

If you have or know a teddy bear (or a doll) that is 25–30 cm tall, knit this pretty outfit for it for Christmas. Here you can creatively use up your colorful leftover yarn and bring great joy to yourself or someone else.

The overall (RVO) is very easy to make and can also be comfortably put on and taken off by small children.

To the knitting pattern

There’s a new pattern for teddy bear clothes—a cute onesie. It fits teddy bears and dolls that are about 25–30 cm tall.

The onesie is very easy to put on and take off since it doesn’t require any buttons. This is especially handy for kids. The pattern covers two different yarn weights and also includes tips for other sizes. 

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