Latest Forum Posts by: mowi 19

You can cozy up comfortably in a colorful good-mood blanket like this. It will keep you nice and warm on long summer evenings in the garden, so you can stay outside for a long time.

The blanket can be knitted from any cozy yarn you like. All pieces are simply knitted on until the ball of yarn is used up. This creates a truly unique one-of-a-kind piece. Along the way, you’ll learn many different patterns almost without noticing, and knitting will never get boring.

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A poncho cape like this made from sock yarn is very easy to knit. It is lightweight and easy to take along. In the evening, you simply pull it on, and it keeps your shoulders, back, and neck nicely warm.

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This triangular shawl with the pink waves is guaranteed to draw admiration when you wear it. It can also be worn as a poncho. You should have good knitting experience for this one. It’s really fun to knit the lace pattern wave by wave.

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Wow, Ina, what a lovely idea and a great upcycling project. :) It looks so colorful. I like the playhouse, too.

Old colorful duvet covers would work well for that, too. Have you ever thought about that?

Oh wow, dear Ina, what a wonderful idea! Thank you so much! I’m also really looking forward to the swap package—it’s always kind of like a surprise box—just like I used to love those mystery bags as a kid. And now there’s even a raffle surprise on top of that.  Exciting!

It won’t be too long before it arrives at my place. I should be third on the list.

I wish you all a wonderful day and lots of joy with whatever you have planned.

Warm regards from Monika

Hi Inselstrick,
the reason the newsletter doesn’t work the way you describe is simply because we authors have to book and pay for the ads. Otherwise, we wouldn’t be included at all.

I do believe that the CP team puts it together themselves.

Best regards, Monika

As for its success, I’ll admit that the first offer with today’s main theme was mine, and I was thrilled by the huge response. I’m actually surprised myself that the cloths are more popular than anything else I usually offer.

The newsletter has a different theme every time, so I’m sure one of the upcoming issues will appeal to you.

Yeah, that’s great, Anja, that you put the idea into action right away. It looks fantastic. And yes, it’s a good idea to leave a hole in there for the straw.

You’ve got a great daily routine. Playing Romé—that’s another great idea. We also enjoy playing games, and we love being able to plan our own day. Retirement certainly has its perks, which we really enjoy.

Hi inselschick,

I have another tip for you that might help you find a selection of patterns you’re interested in.

There are topic-based promotional threads here in the forum where we authors showcase our offerings. Feel free to post which topic you particularly like and that you’re looking for patterns related to it. Then it will definitely be included.

There’s also the search function on the homepage. There, you can enter any topic and will be shown a wide selection.

And if you’re looking for something new—there’s a link for the latest additions. They’re a colorful mix, and you’ll enjoy browsing through them.

I hope you have fun with it.

Best regards again
Monika

Hi Inselschick,

First of all, I think it’s generally a good thing that you’re voicing your wishes here in the forum. That’s what we authors want from customers, and I’m sure the Crazypatterns team feels the same way. It’s the only way we know where there are problems and where something can be changed.

As a fellow author, I have to agree with Sonja. I only have a few washcloths with motifs in my shop. But they took me just as much work as Sonja’s. I painstakingly designed them myself and test-knitted them first, so many hours of work went into them before they were added to the shop as a pattern.

As an author mainly of doll and children’s clothing, I fulfilled my daughter-in-law’s wish with the washcloths/dishcloths, and I’m also surprised myself by the demand. And of course I’m happy about it. At the moment, they’re simply doing better than the other things I offer. I think there are also many beginners looking for simple motifs for leftover yarn. I’m noticing that especially right now.

As for the newsletter, the subject line is never identical to the complete content. Today, too, I noticed that there was a wide range of choices in the newsletter. The subject line or main topic always only refers to the first row. So my question to you is: Did you look at the entire newsletter today? There was something for babies and also clothing for adults. I even saw amigurumi.

So it would be very advisable not to look only at the newsletter topic, but to go through the full content. It’s always a mix of all sorts of things. There’s definitely something in there for you, too.

Something you may not know is that we authors pay a fee for our spot in the newsletter. For CP to be able to send out a newsletter with a single theme, there would have to be enough authors booking their advertising specifically for that. And that apparently isn’t the case.

Maybe you now understand better why the newsletter is designed this way—with a headline for the first spot, which is more expensive by the way, and a colorful selection of other lovely offers.

Best regards
from Monika

Oh Steffi, I wish you a speedy recovery and hope your arm is fully usable again soon.

Wow, some beautiful things have been created here again. Since our internet connection has been acting up for a few days and is very unstable, I’ve only been here sporadically. Uploading was practically impossible.

Marlene, your knitted hat looks great with the gradient yarn, and so does the pattern.

Anja, I’d also prefer to knit a soul warmer. As for the pants, I guess that’s a matter of taste.
I’m managing the heat just fine by drinking plenty of fluids. That’s important, too—otherwise you get a headache—even I do.
I’m keeping the blinds on the sunny side half-closed, and I might turn on the fan.

Petra, your sweater looks like a lot of work. And with such warm yarn, too!

I’ve started a project as well—this time, a hat for myself made with alpaca yarn. I’m almost in the same boat as Anja; somehow, I lose my enthusiasm after the first ball of yarn. But I’m going to keep going anyway and see what it turns out to be in the end. Here’s the beginning:




And I have something else to show you—my little covers for the glasses. Now insects like wasps and the like, as well as leaves, don’t stand a chance, and we can relax and enjoy a drink outside in the garden.




I’ve also finally finished another home for squirrels in care. It’s now felted and ready to be sent off.




The next project is almost done, too—I’ll show it to you soon. Plus, the bag for Juna is almost finished as well. I just need to embroider it. For some reason, I’d lost my motivation for that, too. As soon as it’s done, I’ll post a picture.

Inge, someone’s going to be really happy about this, because there are lots of people who love fairies and elves. It’s wonderful that you’re bringing joy to so many people.

Wow, Steffi, I really love that. It’s the kind of pattern I’d love to try myself. Above all, it looks so cozy with that yarn.

I’ve also finished another project from the swap packages—this time using yarn from several different packages.

First, a home for a rescue squirrel—it’s now felted. I knitted in some of the swap yarn from Ina.




And then there are my colorful jar covers, to protect against insects. The colorful yarn is from the first swap package and comes from Andrea.

For babies and toddlers, clothing is still a great thing to knit. You’re sure to make both the child and the mother happy with it. In our family, every piece is accepted with gratitude.


A pinafore dress that grows with them for a long time - from 1.5 years
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Very practical and easy to knit: these baby leggings made from sock yarn grow with the child. They fit my granddaughter until she was 2 years old.

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For older siblings aged 3-5, you can knit these leggings. They are also made from sock yarn and just as easy to knit.

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A gift that’s sure to be well received is this colorful skirt for 3- to 4-year-olds. There is also the same skirt for a doll in a matching look (see above).

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There is also a matching doll version (see further above) for this colorful little raglan dress, which fits from age 2. The little dress fits for a long time, because it can later be worn as a tunic.

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Toys for children can also be crocheted very well. Here are a few ideas for you:


A bag for a Puky, tricycle, or balance bike that fits exactly on the handlebars—that was a wish of my granddaughter’s. So I crocheted this bag for her.

The bag is very sturdy thanks to a double bottom and can handle quite a lot.

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For the play shop, I crocheted this shopping bag for my grandchildren and filled it with lemons and carrots. It’s a very popular toy and very easy to crochet, even for beginners.

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My favorite thing to give as a gift is doll clothing. All doll mommies, big and small, are delighted when they can dress their favorites in new outfits. In my shop, there are models for various sizes that can make you happy too - even while knitting or crocheting. Some of them are also very suitable for teddies.

I have also crocheted toys before. You’ll find those here at the end. First, the most popular doll clothing in my shop.


Clothing assortment, various versions - for dolls measuring 35-40 cm.

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Overalls for dolls measuring 43-50 cm, made from scraps.

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A raglan sweater to match - described in several sizes for dolls or teddies.

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Diaper made from leftover yarn for baby dolls 43-50 cm - a gift that is sure to be well received

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Raglan romper for a teddy or doll (45-50 cm), easy to put on.

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Raglan romper made from scraps for smaller teddies or dolls measuring 25-40 cm

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Summery outfit in a mix of patterns for dolls measuring 43-50 cm - also suitable for reborn babies

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Striped raglan dress made from scraps for dolls 50-58 cm  There is also the same little dress for the doll mommy from age 2.

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Colorful clothing set made from scraps; it fits dolls measuring 45-50 cm. (There is a matching-look skirt for the doll mommy, ages 3-4).

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Raglan Schlüttli with matching hat for baby dolls 43-50 cm

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Raglan pullover with side button placket for dolls 43-50 cm

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Mini raglan sweater, knitted from the bottom up, for small teddies measuring 25-30 cm

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Crochet jacket for the little floppy teddies 20-25 cm, or also suitable for smaller dolls - easy

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This cute doll clothing set with a raglan sweater and leggings fits dolls measuring 35-40 cm.

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This little dress in the same size goes perfectly with it. All the pieces are coordinated.

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A hat with a particularly pretty pattern that also fits newborns.

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A romper pants in two sizes with attached feet—fits dolls 45 to 55 cm and newborns.

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A cute raglan cardigan with a hat—for dolls 35-40 cm.

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A sleeping bag made from leftovers for dolls 35-40 cm

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A sleeping bag for the doll stroller or doll bed that can be crocheted very easily—for dolls or teddies up to 50 cm.




Even a big, chunky teddy (45-60 cm) will be happy with a raglan sweater.

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A colorful cardigan made from leftovers in a mix of patterns, with a matching hat—for dolls 43-50 cm.

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And matching leggings for dolls 43-50 cm—very easy to knit.

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Even mini dolls or stuffed animals up to 20 cm will be happy with a sleeping bag. Here are two different models, both very easy.

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Of course there is also a sleeping bag for dolls up to 50 cm. It is cuddly warm and also fits reborn babies.

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Pants that are very easy to knit—in two versions

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A sweater plus a swaddle sack for dolls or teddies 35-40 cm.

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Striped pants—very easy—for the teddy. They have a hole in the back for the little tail.

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There is also a summer outfit for teddies 25-30 cm, which even beginners can knit very easily.

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Handcrafting doll clothes is one of my favorite pastimes. Here are a few designs that have delighted many users — maybe you’ll enjoy them too.


A clothing set with various measurements and options. It fits dolls sized 35–40 cm.

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A pretty pair of overalls for dolls sized 43–50 cm

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This raglan sweater goes perfectly with the overalls — several sizes are described for dolls and teddy bears.

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A diaper for baby dolls sized 43–50 cm, made from leftover yarn

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Raglan onesie for a teddy bear or doll (45–50 cm)

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The onesie for small teddy bears or dolls measuring 25–40 cm — made from leftover yarn

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A pretty summery outfit for dolls sized 43–50 cm — also for reborn babies

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A colorful striped little raglan dress for dolls sized 50–58 cm 

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This colorful striped clothing set fits dolls sized 45–50 cm. It was knitted from the leftovers of the matching skirt for the doll’s mom (3–4 years).

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Raglan Schlüttli cardigan with hat for baby dolls sized 43–50 cm

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Raglan sweater with side button placket for dolls sized 43–50 cm

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Small raglan sweater, knitted from the bottom up and fits small teddy bears sized 25–30 cm

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A pretty crocheted jacket for small floppy teddy bears sized 20–25 cm, or also for small dolls

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A washcloth—or potholder—with a dove of peace is always a lovely gift. Especially since Christmas is a celebration of peace and joy. It’s very easy to knit.

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These six cloths all have a different pattern. They’re sure to be well received as a gift. Best of all, you can knit them very well even as a beginner.

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A collar scarf like this is easy to knit even for beginners with basic skills. A practical gift that will be gratefully received.

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Of course, socks are a must too, because they’ve always been a popular gift. If you’ve had trouble with the heel so far, give this one a try. You’ll enjoy it. They are knitted with 3 needles and the CraSyTrio.

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These oven mitts—lucky ladybugs—are also very easy for beginners to crochet. A special gift that not everyone has.

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This children's sweater made from sock yarn fits ages 4–5. It has a collar and a button placket. It’s one of my granddaughter’s favorites.

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Men like to stay warm too. With this vest featuring a cable pattern, they’ll look timeless and are sure to feel comfortable.

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A raglan sweater for women or men made from sock yarn that is sure to keep you nice and warm.

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Dishcloths and washcloths are also great for using up leftover yarn. I knitted these ones using 30 g of cotton. They can also be knitted in colorful, multicolored versions. All of these cloths are very easy to knit.

The peace dove would certainly look very pretty knitted in two colors.
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These colorful washcloths / dishcloths are also perfect for using up leftover cotton yarn. Here you’ll find six different patterns that are very easy to knit.
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I love to knit—or sometimes crochet—doll clothes from leftover yarn. It makes my grandchildren happy, and me too. After all, my own dolls need a new outfit every now and then.

The patterns featured here are very easy to make with colorful leftover yarn. Which pattern do you like best? You can find more information via the respective links to the patterns.


Clothing set for 35–40 cm dolls in several variations
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Raglan jacket with matching hat for 35–40 cm dolls
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Colorful raglan dress for 50–58 cm dolls
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You can knit this little dress for the doll’s mom right along with it. It fits children ages 2 and up.
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Dungarees for 43–50 cm dolls
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Matching raglan sweater in several sizes
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A crocheted diaper for 43–50 cm dolls
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Raglan jumpsuit for dolls or teddy bears, 43–50 cm
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Small raglan jumpsuit for teddy bears and dolls, 25–35 cm
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Outfit with a raglan top for 40–50 cm dolls
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Clothing set for 45–50 cm dolls
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The doll’s mom will definitely love this matching skirt. Fits 3–4-year-olds.
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Schlüttli and hat in a mix of patterns, RVO for 43–50 cm dolls
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Raglan sweater in the same size (43–50 cm) with a button placket
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In the garden, wasps, insects, or even leaves can sometimes flutter into glasses, and that can definitely be dangerous. That’s how I got the idea to crochet these colorful little covers for glasses from a few small cotton scraps. They have become so popular that our guests are allowed to take some home with them.

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Since insects and even leaves keep fluttering into our drinking glasses, I came up with the idea of crocheting these pretty, colorful glass covers from leftover yarn. They’ve become a popular gift that brings a lot of joy. We give them to our guests as a present.

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I can see this thread—after all, it was just created.

My granddaughters keep giving me great ideas. Here’s a selection of them. Any toddler is sure to be delighted by these.

Bag for a Puky, tricycle, or balance bike - with a double bottom. It can take quite a bit and fits perfectly on the handlebars.

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Toddlers love bags. This kindergarten bag holds a lot and is quite sturdy. Best of all: the bag even grows with your child, because the strap is adjustable.

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A bag absolutely has to be crocheted for the play shop - ideally with lemons and carrots, too. Very easy - even for beginners.

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Knit dishcloths or washcloths in 6 different patterns—easy even for beginners.

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Washcloths with a heart are also a great idea—as a gift or bathroom decoration.

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This guest towel in the same design and with the words "For You" is guaranteed to be admired.

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A dove of peace can also be combined very nicely with a washcloth or dishcloth, and it’s very easy to knit.

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A doll blanket with a heart that can also be knitted as a baby blanket.

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Lots of colorful balls of yarn have been knitted here into a cheerful feel-good blanket. It is very cuddly and warm, and it was fun to knit.

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These lucky beetle potholders are also suitable for beginners.

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10 tissues fit perfectly in this small crocheted pouch. 

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To match it, you can crochet the decoration for the large tissue box—and give it as a gift.

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Decoration for playing and for storing useful little items. A great idea for an Advent calendar, too.

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(Note: The pattern for the house and the gnomes is also available separately.)




Children usually aren’t allowed to have keys for their bedroom doors. These door guards, which are simply hung up, serve the same purpose. 

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Go to the crochet pattern for the door guard owl *Ruhu*

Inge, there’s so much heart and love put into this—your sister will definitely feel it, and it will touch her heart.

It’s always very sad to say goodbye to a loved one. I wish your sister all the best, and I hope you both find strength and comfort.

I’d love to showcase the most popular patterns from my shop here.

This colorful skirt for 3- to 4-year-old girls is a great project for using up leftover yarn. It’s easy to knit and looks great in any color combination.

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Want to treat your loved ones to some socks but don’t feel like dealing with a complicated heel? Then these socks might be the solution—and they’ll be fun to make. They’re knitted with 3 needles—the CraSyTrio—and the heel is super easy. Step-by-step instructions are provided for 4 sizes.

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It’ll soon be that time of year again when this cowl/shoulder warmer comes in handy. Even beginner knitters will enjoy making this.

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This pinafore dress is a true quick-change artist; it actually fits children from 1.5 years old for quite a while. Easy to knit with a pretty heart pattern.

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Margitta, I’d also like to belatedly wish you a happy wedding anniversary and many more wonderful years together.

Our internet has been down since Saturday, and I can only access it with great difficulty on my cell phone. That’s why I’ve been a bit quieter here than usual. 

I’m also going to catch up on a few things around the house. The weather has been just too nice, so I’ve been spending more time in the garden. Rain is finally in the forecast for tomorrow, so I’ll finally be able to finish writing a pattern.

I wish you all a wonderful weekend. Enjoy the summer.

Oh yes, that’s lovely! I’m really looking forward to the new yarn swap package. Of course, I’d love to join in again.

Thank you, dear Ina, for getting the swap going again. I’m already very curious about the contents. This comes at just the right time for me because - how could it be otherwise - I don’t have the right yarn for a new project. I’m sure it’s in there. This time, I actually need a different kind of yarn than usual. ;-)

I wish you all a wonderful weekend, too.

You can knit this little doll dress quickly and easily. It’s sure to delight the doll’s mom. All you need is a little leftover yarn. Multiple sizes are included—from 35 to 46 cm.

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This cute outfit with a raglan sweater and leggings can also be knitted quickly from leftover yarn. The knitting pattern covers sizes 35–40 cm.

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This “For You” guest towel is easy to knit and makes a great gift. The pattern is very simple to knit using knit stitches and purl stitches.

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Knitting doll clothes—that is absolute comfort for the soul for me. I love dressing my dolls and my granddaughters' dolls too. You're sure to enjoy these designs as well.


knitting pattern - clothing set made from leftover yarn for dolls 35-40 cm - various measurements




knitting pattern - overalls for dolls 43-50 cm, easy to knit




knitting pattern - matching raglan sweater in several sizes - suitable for dolls and teddy bears




 crochet pattern - for the diaper - the 43-50 cm baby doll will be happy about it too, just like you, doll mommy




knitting pattern - raglan onesie, fits teddy bears or dolls 45-50 cm




knitting pattern - raglan onesie for smaller dolls and teddy bears 25-40 cm




knitting pattern - summer outfit for a 43-50 cm baby doll




knitting pattern - pretty colorful little raglan dress for dolls 50-58 cm




knitting pattern - colorful clothing set for dolls 45-50 cm made from leftover yarn




knitting pattern - Schlüttli in a mix of stitch patterns and hat for dolls 43-50 cm




knitting pattern - raglan sweater for dolls 43-50 cm with button placket




knitting pattern - little raglan sweater for teddy bears 25-30 cm with raglan shaping from the bottom up




crochet pattern - pretty jacket for small teddy bears with thin arms or also for dolls 25-30 cm




Go to the knitting pattern - jacket and hat for dolls 35-40 cm, with top-down raglan

Hand-knitted dishcloths and washcloths are softer and more comfortable than store-bought ones. They can be knitted quickly and with decorative patterns, too. You’re sure to enjoy these designs.

6 different patterns and 6 different colors — also suitable for beginners.
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A dove of peace on a cloth is a wonderful sign you can make — and give as a gift — especially in these times.
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This cuddly little bear can also be knitted very easily by beginners with basic skills. It could become a long-time friend from babyhood on—for your own child or grandchild.

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If you know a doll mommy, you’re guaranteed to make her happy by knitting this pretty clothing set. It fits dolls measuring 35–40 cm and consists of a raglan sweater, pants with or without feet, and a matching hat.

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You can knit this colorful little raglan dress for dolls measuring 50–58 cm. A perfect project for colorful leftovers.

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There is also the same matching little raglan dress for the doll mommy from age 2 and up.

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Yes, Inge, I know—yours are all so cuddly and lovable. :) That’s what makes them the best comforters for the kids.

Wow, that picture looks great, Petra!

You did a great job on that, Inge. I once received a teddy bear just like that as a gift from someone who sewed it herself—only it was brown. I’ve since given it away. It was too stiff for me.

Ina, your blanket turned out beautifully, and your granddaughter really loves snuggling up in it. What a cute photo!

Washcloths or dishcloths are very easy to knit with knit and purl stitches. A cloth like this with a heart pattern is always well received as a gift, too.

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If you enjoy crocheting and know someone with a doll child, then this diaper is a great gift idea, especially for toddlers. Thanks to the hook-and-loop fastener, it’s also easy to put on and take off.

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This poncho made from sock yarn is a great pattern for beginners. It is knitted only from straight pieces and comes in one size.

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Ruth, your fish looks absolutely adorable. I feel the same way as Anja. I don’t like working with sponge yarn.

I still have a few patterns that might make you happy, too.

Here you can discover 6 different patterns. Each washcloth/dishcloth looks different. Great for gifts and for using up leftover yarn.

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Here you’ll learn a simple method for knitting socks without a complicated heel. They’re knitted using the CraSyTrio.

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You can easily knit a shoulder warmer/cowl like this from just one ball of yarn.

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This tissue box holder, decorated with butterflies and hearts, has become a classic. Here, too, just a few leftover yarn scraps are all you need.

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I also love knitting for my granddaughters; here are a few designs that I also knitted for the babies.


This baby pinafore dress fits from 6–18 months—yes, it grows with your child

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A convertible pinafore skirt for toddlers from 1.5 years, which fits for a long time and can become a favorite piece.

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These leggings for toddlers from 1.5 years were also a favorite piece and were worn up to age 3.

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A comfortable hat with a shawl collar for babies. It buttons at the front—because most little ones don’t like having anything pulled over their heads

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This raglan cardigan with the pretty colorful pattern fits from about 2.5 years. It has a hood and pockets. Recommended for advanced knitters.

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This baby jacket and the hat are knitted from sock yarn with a pretty pattern that looks good from both sides. It fits from 3–12 months—for advanced knitters

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This pinafore dress with knitted-in hearts can transform too. It fits a baby up to a 3-year-old toddler.

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Sock yarn is also great for leggings. These fit toddlers from 3–5 years and grow along very comfortably.

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I love knitting doll clothes for my baby dolls and my granddaughters' dolls. Maybe you’ll enjoy these designs too.


Raglan sweater - fits dolls and teddies in various sizes, with a selection from 25 to 50 cm.
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Raglan one-piece for dolls and teddies measuring 40-50 cm,
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Raglan one-piece, very popular, for smaller teddies or dolls 25-35 cm - ideal for leftover yarn.
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Super cute summer outfit for dolls 43-50 cm
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Colorfully striped summer clothing set for dolls 40-50 cm
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The matching partner look for the doll mom has already delighted many (3-4 years)
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A sleeping bag for dolls (or newborns too) 43-50 cm - and of course for teddies too
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These pants come in 2 different designs, suitable for dolls 43-50 cm
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Knit a matching top-down raglan cardigan with hat to go with it (size 43-50 cm)
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Sweet little sweater for teddies 25-30 cm (with bottom-up raglan)
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Anja, that’s a really cool photo of you in that jacket. Aaaawesome!! You can be really proud of yourself for sticking with it.

Petra, those letters are a great idea, and they’re so versatile.

Ines, your tissue cover looks great, too.

I’ve started a new project from scratch and it’s almost done, but another one still needs a bit of work. I’m lacking the motivation right now to keep working on the second one, so I’ve started a third project. When it’s ready, I’ll show it to you.

For now, I hope you all have a wonderful summer day.

Dear Gabi, I also wish your husband all the very best and hope everything works out well.

Vacation

What a brilliant idea, Inge. Turning a blouse into a cuddly owl pillow. That’s really great upcycling.

I also wish everyone here a wonderful summer weekend. I’m working on a new crochet project and will continue with it this weekend.