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If you love to knit, then this cute little sleeping bear is just the thing for you. Even if you’re a beginner with just basic skills, it’s really easy to make.

Your child or grandchild will never want to part with this little bear because it’s from you. :-)

Click here for the knitting pattern for baby’s first cuddly bear.

This fun pair of ladybug pot holders is sure to be the highlight of your kitchen. They’re also lucky ladybugs and, of course, make great gifts.

You can make them even as a beginner, as long as you have basic skills. The pattern is written to make the process enjoyable.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the ladybug pot holders (oven mitts)

EarBall

Hi Arni,

you’ve held out for over half a year so far without buying any yarn. Congratulations! :-)
That’s a great achievement.

Look at it this way: you’ve ordered yourself some yarn as a reward now.
It’ll be like Christmas… that’s how it was for me, too.

I’m so happy for you… Kids are simply a wonderful gift. And crocheting or knitting for them is, at least for me, the most fun.

Christina, you could knit them through the back loop. In a rib pattern, twisted stitches look very pretty and neat.

I like to knit rib patterns in k2, p1. At least for me, that turns out very neat and is somehow sturdier.

Oops… I actually meant to write this post here… so here goes again:

How are you all doing? How are your July projects coming along?

For me, quite a few things are now entering the final phase, for example, my color projects. I won’t be able to make a final decision until everything is finished. At the end of July—by the 27th at the latest—I’ll show you everything here.

Right now, I’m crocheting a little basket with berries; I bought the pattern from Ruth here.
In the process, I learned a new stitch—the knot stitch. I hadn’t known that one before.

As you know, I prefer knitting. But I still enjoy learning something new when it comes to crocheting. Some things are just better suited for crocheting, like the tiniest ones. It doesn’t come naturally to me, but I’m still practicing hard...

Have a wonderful sunny day, everyone!

Warm regards from Monika

How are you all doing? How are your July projects coming along?

For me, a few things are now entering the final phase, like my color projects. I won’t be able to make a final decision until everything is finished. At the end of July—by the 27th at the latest—I’ll show you everything here.

Right now, I’m also crocheting a little basket with berries; I bought the pattern from Ruth here.
In the process, I learned a new stitch—the knot stitch. I hadn’t known that one before.

As you know, I prefer knitting. But I still enjoy learning something new when it comes to crocheting. Some things are just better suited for crocheting, like the tiniest ones. It doesn’t come naturally to me, but I’m still practicing hard...

Have a wonderful sunny day, everyone!

Warm regards from Monika

Your sock looks great, Christina! :-)
Why not show it off in the July projects too—there are awards at the end of the month.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/forum/topic/86775/juli-projekte-wie-immer-mit-ufowoche-vom-23-juli-3-august-restebeste-wolle-retten-tunesischem-haekeln-und-allen-weiteren-beliebten-aktionen

MotherWoodenBeam

RabbitWindow

InnerSky

Dear Heike,

I wish you all the best on your birthday and hope that this new year of your life brings you true happiness—in every way.

It’s great to have you here at CP!

Warm regards
Monika

WalkingCaneNeedle

One-Handed Knittery

Christina, try searching for “knitting a circular yoke” or just “circular yoke.” There are plenty of examples out there—maybe even here on CP.

You’ve actually given me an idea. I used to knit Norwegian sweaters a lot. I really love the ones with a circular yoke and, for example, a pretty lace pattern.

That’ll definitely be one of my next projects. I love learning new things and will definitely do some in-depth research on this.

I hope you all have a wonderful weekend!

Monika

CaesarCoal

If you love to knit, this sweet little sleepy bear is just the thing. What could be nicer and more loving for a child or grandchild than a hand-knitted cuddly toy! You'll see, they’ll never want to let it go.

Here, beginners (with basic knowledge) can enjoy a wonderful sense of achievement. The little bear is super easy to knit, even using leftover yarn. The pattern guides you step by step.

Just pack a few leftover yarn scraps in your vacation suitcase, along with the pattern, and when you come home, you’ll bring back a very special and unique gift. 

Click here for the knitting pattern for Baby’s First Cuddly Bear.

ZanderSlippers

You can knit this cute little cuddly bear for your child or grandchild. They’ll never want to part with this little friend.

Even as a beginner (with basic skills), you can easily knit this sleepy bear. It’s very simple, and all the steps are explained.

It’s best to get started right away. You’ll only need leftover yarn.

Click here for the knitting pattern for baby’s first cuddly bear.

You can finish these cute baby summer pants in a single weekend if you knit quickly. They have a great fit and will fit your baby from 3 months all the way up to 1.5 years.

Easy to follow for beginners with basic skills and some knitting experience.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the baby summer pants

These lucky ladybug pot holders (double-layered) make a great weekend project. I crocheted them on a camping trip and really enjoyed watching them take shape.

They’ll really brighten up your kitchen and are a real eye-catcher. And they always make a great gift.

Easy for beginners with basic skills to follow. All steps are described.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the ladybug pot holders.

It can get chilly at any vacation spot. That’s when a shoulder warmer or cowl collar is just the thing. It doesn’t take up much space in your suitcase, and since it’s knitted from cotton, sweating is almost impossible. ;-)

The pattern is optimized for beginners. You only need to bring one skein of lightweight cotton, and you can knit this pretty collar while you’re on the go, too.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the shoulder warmer / cowl collar.

This little tissue pouch is a must-have in your holiday luggage. It also looks pretty on the table at a restaurant and fits in any handbag.

Just start crocheting right away or pack some leftover yarn in your suitcase.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the small tissue pouch.

There’s always room for a few leftovers of yarn in your vacation bag. I crocheted this little bag for my granddaughter so she can help with the shopping. It fits, for example, a banana and an apple. Of course, you can also use it for many other purposes, for example to give gifts in it. There are no limits to your imagination.

In addition to the bag, there are lemons and carrots for a children’s play shop.

Also easy for beginners to crochet while on vacation.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the small children’s shopping bag or gift bag.

I crocheted these lucky ladybug pot holders while on a camping vacation. That worked really well, and you don’t need to bring much yarn with you.

They’re easy to crochet and ideal for beginners with some basic skills. Just grab the yarn and pack it in your suitcase.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the ladybug pot holders.

Now that I’ve almost finished my tedious bookkeeping today, I’ll be spending most of this weekend working on my UFO patterns—and, of course, the UFOs that are still on my needles. I’m already itching to start something new...

MeadowBottle

UndergroundButt

I did a lot of shopping in June, including a lovely yarn made of virgin wool and hemp. It feels great, and I’m already looking forward to knitting with it.

Right now, I have everything I need. However, since I’m planning another visit to Waltraud’s yarn shop this month, I’m sure something there will find its way into my bag.

We’ll see... 

SunSeat

50% an diesem Wochenende (6. - 8. Juli) für alle Anleitungen in meinem Shop 
Über diesen Link  kommst du hin.



This weekend, all patterns in my shop are a whopping 50% off. With this, I’d like to say THANK YOU to all my customers! :-)

Have fun knitting and crocheting!

Monika from the mowi19 shop

LawnShaverDrop

This cute little cuddly bear is something special for a baby or toddler. After all, it was hand-knitted by mom or grandma.

You can make it as a beginner too, as long as you have basic skills. It's very easy with the pattern, which clearly describes every step.

It's best to get started right away. A special gift like this brings joy not only at Christmas, but all year round.

Click here for the knitting pattern for Baby's First Cuddly Bear.

Clothing for dolls and teddy bears about 40 cm tall:



Here is the knitting pattern for the striped pants.



Clothing for teddy bears and dolls about 20-25 cm tall.



Here is the crochet pattern for the jacket with a collar.




Clothing for teddy bears and dolls about 25-30 cm tall



Here is the knitting pattern for the raglan sweater.



Here is the knitting pattern for the sporty summer dress.

With this cheerful, colorful spring or summer meadow, you can creatively use up leftover cotton yarn. Here you’ll find various pattern ideas, such as large and small placemats with flower edging, flower-shaped table decorations, and various egg warmers.

It’s best to start crocheting right away—in the garden, on the patio, or wherever you like—and then try out your new table decorations.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the summer meadow.

You can crochet this delicious meal for your child’s or grandchild’s dolls. Then they’ll have the same things on their plates as their doll moms or dads. For example, toast, butter, vegetables, a fried egg, and pasta.

A wonderful opportunity to use up leftover yarn—ideally in the garden or on the patio.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the play kitchen food.

Here, the dots appear on a lucky ladybug potholder (mitt). It’s the eye-catcher in my kitchen and can soon be admired in yours, too.

The lucky ladybugs can be crocheted very easily by beginners with basic knowledge. The pattern is optimized for beginners, and you also get a printable version.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the lucky ladybug potholders.

This vest with vertical stripes is very easy and quick to knit. You knit with a single color—the stripes are added later.

A vest for every occasion and extremely practical for any season. I knitted it using bouclé cotton. But you can use any other yarn or cotton with a yardage of about 100 m per 50 g—and, of course, other colors as well.

Experienced beginners with basic skills can easily follow along with the pattern to make this vest.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the vest with vertical stripes.

How about a romantic summer skirt in shades of pink? It’s knitted from lightweight cotton and can be adjusted to fit any size, including children. The measurements provided are suitable for sizes 38–42.

The skirt pairs beautifully with blouses, shirts, or tops. Since it’s knitted in the round from the top down, there are no seams. I’ve described all stitch patterns in the pattern in detail, row by row, so even beginner knitters (with basic skills) can easily recreate the skirt.

Of course, you can also use your favorite colors.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the romantic summer skirt.



This pretty poncho + triangular shawl with a lace pattern and waves is knitted from lightweight cotton. With it, you’ll be perfectly dressed for any occasion. I’ve been asked several times where this special shawl can be bought.

If you’d like, you can also make a shawl from this poncho. Recommended for advanced knitters. Everything is described very clearly in the pattern.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the poncho + triangular shawl with lace pattern and waves.

How about this pretty poncho + triangular shawl with a lace pattern and waves. It’s a real eye-catcher and looks great for any occasion, especially now in summer. Simply wrap it around you in the evening when it gets cool, and your shoulders will stay nice and warm.

The poncho can also be worn as a triangular shawl, just as you like. It is knitted from thin cotton.

Suitable for advanced knitters. Everything is explained and shown very clearly.

Here is the knitting pattern for the poncho + shawl with a lace pattern and waves.

Right now, the only thing on my knitting needles is a tunic that’s almost finished. On one crochet hook, I’m working on some cute baby booties, and on the other, a pretty little basket.

OttoFork

Happy Birthday, Ingrid, and have a wonderful day with everything that makes for a festive celebration: treats, lovely guests, and great conversations.

Have a great time!

Warm regards
Monika

Hihi... you guys are funny. :-)

MotherDarningNeedle

The two of them are probably still following the previous thread and missed it here...
I’ll post there right away and remind them about the awards ceremony.

Thank you so much, Josefa, for your truly wonderful awards ceremony! For that, you’ve earned the title “Best Giver of Awards.” ;-)

Have a wonderful evening, everyone!

Mel (Nadeleule), Haekeltrulla, and ... who else?

The award ceremony is taking place - take a look here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/forum/topic/86773/endspurt-und-siegerehrung-alle-juni-projekte-im-berblick

Josefa is waiting for your recap. :-)

I made some more progress on my tunic today. I’m almost done now.

Mel, I’ve thought about that before, too…
But I decided against it because, for one thing, it’s hard to wash, and for another, it takes forever to dry.

Of course, everyone can decide for themselves…

OffalCake