Latest Forum Posts by: mowi 19

With these cheerful outfits for your breakfast eggs, your morning gets off to a really happy start. It’s also funny that the eggs aren’t even visible at first glance.
Another advantage: they stay warm from head to toe. :-)

The pattern is very easy to follow, even for crochet beginners, and you’ll have it done in no time.

You’ll need the following materials:

• Yellow and red cotton yarn (I used Drops You7—yardage approx. 170 m/50 g)
• Sew-on eyes (available as buttons—if necessary, glued-on ones will work too)
• White craft foam
• A hole punch
• Size 3 crochet hook

Here’s the link to these fun little guys:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25852/gute-laune-anzug-fuers-fruehstuecks-ei-haekelanleitung-fuer-eierwaermer-sets

You can see the photo below.

Kids also look fresh and colorful in red clothes. How about a lightweight summer cotton sweater with a polo collar? It can be worn all year round and is quick to knit. What makes it special: it only needs to be sewn together at the top of the shoulder and a tiny section under the arm. 



The comprehensive pattern covers all steps, some with photos, and is designed for size 86–92. It’s a great project for beginners with some experience.

I’ve described exactly what prior experience you’ll need and what materials you’ll require in my shop. Click here for the polo sweater for toddlers:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25334/strickanleitung-polo-pullover-fuer-kleinkinder-groesse-86-92

Oh, thank you, PollyundPaule! :-)
I bought that cute little Seppl from you—I just couldn’t resist.
I’m going to give it to my granddaughter as a gift in a few months (if I can bring myself to part with it at all).


Thank you so much, everyone, for all the birthday wishes! And a special thanks to Josefa for the birthday promo. :-)

It was such a lovely surprise when I just popped in here a moment ago. :-)
You’ve really made my day! Here are a few little flowers from our garden for you.

I’m still pretty new here, and I have to say, I’m enjoying being part of this community more and more.

It’s so nice to have you all here!
Monika

Flowers are also a must on an Easter table. How about daffodils in a flowerpot nestled inside a crocheted plant cover? Add a few little butterflies as harbingers of spring.

You can find a super-easy pattern for beginners here in my shop:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25159/gehaekelter-blumen-bertopf-mit-schmetterlingen

 

The butterfly is also available on its own—and just as easy to crochet. It can be used as a decoration anywhere, for example, scattered across the Easter table. You can find it here in my shop:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/25304/gehaekelter-schmetterling-fuer-anfaenger-mit-grundkenntnissen-geeignet-ideale-resteverwertung



Have fun crocheting and decorating!

Monika

I also have several projects in the works. I’ve started a summer sweater for myself, a crocheted basket, and I’m finishing up a knitted sweater for my granddaughter. The sweaters will be available in my shop soon. I just uploaded a free pattern. Wait and see once it’s been approved. ;-)