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Claudia, I’d like to add my belated birthday wishes and wish you everything that makes your life more beautiful in this new year of your life.



All the best
Monika

They’re both really cute. I like the green one best.

Andrea, I’ve already admired your beautiful mosaics in the gallery. The bag is truly extraordinary and a great idea.

Dear Ina, I have to say that a lot has changed there. This way, we can already get a sense of what’s likely to end up in the next package. Luckily, there are still quite a few things left that you like.

I’d also like to thank you very much for organizing this and for all the effort you put into it. I’d be happy to participate again next time.

Have a wonderful evening, everyone, and enjoy a sunny summer week.

That looks beautiful, Inge. Are there any herbs in there?

How about knitting this hat for a doll or a baby? The pattern is very easy to follow and looks really great. It’s finished very quickly and easily.

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Pants with feet attached, so the doll or baby won’t get cold anymore. You’ll enjoy knitting them.

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This convertible pinafore dress fits a 6-month-old baby, but also a toddler up to 3 years old. It grows along for a while. With the knitted-in little hearts, it looks absolutely charming.

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I’d also like to show you these two door hangers that guard the room. They protect the room’s occupant from unwanted visitors. Kids absolutely love them! But they’re also great for a home office.

The door guards come as a little bear or an owl. It’s best to crochet both right away. They’re very easy to make using leftover yarn.

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

Dishcloths and washcloths can be decorative and useful at the same time. Here you can knit six different patterns and use up lots of leftover yarn. Very easy, even for beginners with basic skills.

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These washcloths with a heart are just as easy to knit and make a wonderful gift.

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You can knit the matching guest towel to go with them. A very lovely gift for your favorite people.

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This knitted peace dove is a real eye-catcher—a very special washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder.

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You can knit a doll blanket or baby blanket with a heart using this pattern. Decorative and useful.

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You can knit a colorful patchwork blanket from lots of thick leftover yarn with this pattern. All the pieces have different patterns. A real eye-catcher that brings color into your life.

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A spring meadow in every season—you can crochet one for yourself with this pattern. All pieces are easy to make, even for beginners with basic skills.

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These beetle potholders are an eye-catcher in any kitchen. Very easy and suitable for beginners, too.

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Eco-friendly and decorative: this little pouch for 10 tissues. Great for your handbag and easy to crochet.

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This large decorative cover for a tissue box goes nicely with it. It can be crocheted very easily from leftover yarn.

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This decoration invites you to play. The little gnomes are great to crochet as an Advent calendar, and the house can also be used very well for leftover yarn, needles, and small items.

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(Note: The house and the gnomes are also available separately.)

Toys that also serve a practical purpose—these are the designs I’ve crocheted for my grandchildren. These are the ones they asked for:


A bag with a double bottom that fits perfectly on a Puky, tricycle, or balance bike. It’s very durable.

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Bags are very popular with toddlers. This bag grows with your child thanks to an adjustable shoulder strap. It can also be used as a preschool bag.

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A play store also needs a little shopping bag. Even beginners with basic skills can easily crochet this one and fill it with lemons and carrots.

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Toddlers love to imitate everything, including cooking meals for their dolls. Here, you can crochet an entire meal—including breakfast. My grandchildren were absolutely thrilled with it and played with it a lot.
Using leftover yarn, you can crochet toast, a fried egg, butter, pasta, and vegetables. It’s very simple.

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Bine, you really picked out some fantastic yarns. There would have been something for me there, too. Now I’m really excited to see what treasures all of us will send to Ina. In any case, there will definitely be something from me in there, if I counted correctly.

It’s so great to see the package making its way around with all its different contents. I’m really excited about it and will definitely always be part of it.

I wish you all a wonderful summer weekend, with or without knitting needles.

With these 6 different washcloths/dishcloths, you can explore 6 different patterns. The edges have their own pattern, and the center has another.

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This colorful doll outfit has various patterns incorporated and looks simply adorable when worn. It fits a size of approx. 50 cm.

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This little cardigan for dolls (43–50 cm) is also knitted with a mix of patterns. It even fits small newborns.

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Strawberry Cake

These washcloths/dishcloths with hearts are perfect for knitting on the side. They’re also suitable for beginners with basic skills.

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The “Little Hearts” doll blanket is also very easy to knit. You can even scale up the size to make it a baby blanket.

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This hat for dolls or babies is very easy to knit, even though the pattern may look complicated. A quick project using leftover yarn for when you have a few spare moments.

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Steffi, you’ve chosen some really beautiful yarn. You can definitely do something great with it. It already looks very soft in the photo. I’m curious to see what you’ll show us eventually.

It’s really exciting here, and I’m happy every time too. It’s also exciting to see what ends up with Ina in the end and whether everything from her has found a new yarn lover.

Ice Cream—Homemade

And here are a few more popular highlights from my shop that you might also like:


You can knit this leftover-yarn project quickly and easily, even as a beginner with basic skills. Along the way, you’ll learn 6 different stitch patterns almost without noticing.

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The socks with the really easy mowi heel, knitted with 3 needles — you have to try this.
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The shoulder warmer / cowl that is very easy to knit — even for beginners.

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The tissue box with butterflies and hearts — a true classic gift that’s always welcome.

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I also love knitting for my granddaughters, and have since they were babies. Here are the most popular designs.


Sweet baby pinafore dress that grows with them from 6-18 months
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A convertible pinafore skirt for toddlers from 1.5 years, which fits for a very long time
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Leggings that grow with toddlers from 1.5 years (fit my granddaughter until age 3)
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Comfortable hat with a scarf collar for babies, buttons at the front
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Colorful raglan cardigan, fits from approx. 2.5 years, with hood and pockets, for advanced knitters
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Baby jacket and hat made from sock yarn, fits from 3 - 12 months - for advanced knitters
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Convertible pinafore dress with hearts, fits a baby and even a 3-year-old toddler
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Leggings made from sock yarn for toddlers from 3-5 years, grows with them for a while
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My favorite thing to knit - and sometimes crochet - is doll clothes. And I’ve already been able to delight many users with them. Here you can browse popular designs.


Raglan sweater for dolls and teddy bears in various sizes (from 25 to 50 cm)
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Overall (with RVO) for dolls and teddy bears 40-50 cm
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Overall (with RVO) for small teddy bears or dolls 25-35 cm
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Pretty summer outfit for dolls 43-50 cm or newborns
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Colorful summery clothing set for dolls 40-50 cm
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Here is the matching partner look for the doll mommy (3-4 years)
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Sleeping bag for dolls (or newborns) 43-50 cm - of course also for teddy bears
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Pants (2 designs) for dolls 43-50 cm
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The matching RVO Schlüttli with hat (size 43-50 cm)
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Small sweater for teddy bears 25-30 cm (raglan from the bottom up)
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Hey Anja, it’s so nice to have you back here. That piece for the cat looks great, and she seems to think so too. She’s really cute, and she feels right at home with you now, doesn’t she? I’m sure you feel the same way about her, too.

Marion, your tunic looks amazing—I’d put it on right away. The cut is totally my style. And your Mia looks so cute in that hat. It really suits her. The pattern stands out beautifully against the colors.

Steffi, your shawl looks really elegant.

Christina, your bookmark looks very elegant, too.

I wish you all a wonderful start to the new summer week.

Swimming lake

Wow, everyone, thank you so much for the great ideas! I’ll think about what might work best and ask the parents, too. Fabric bags to color—that would be great, too. A counting chain—I’d already thought of that.
Ruth, I think the little guardian angel as a good-luck charm is absolutely lovely. I’m sure I can pull that off. Both girls would get one. I’m going to start collecting ideas and jotting them down. You’ll get to see here what I end up making. Definitely something with her name on it… because she still loves her preschool bag with her name on it.

I’ve also finished another little dress for the babies—here in green.



And here it is buttoned up:



I’m going to knit another one in shades of pink. Then Juna can choose which one she likes better for her baby—I’ll keep one of them. By the way, her baby has been named Lotta. I think that’s really cute.

A great project for advanced knitters is this children's jacket made from merino. It is knitted top-down with raglan shaping, has pockets and a hood. It fits from about age 2 and grows with the child.

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This sweet little pinafore dress fits from 6–18 months. It has straps that grow with the child and can be knitted up quickly by experienced knitters.

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A self-crocheted kindergarten bag—that's something really special. For experienced crocheters, it is a very lovely challenge.

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That’s a really great idea, Inge. The possibilities are endless.

Thanks for the great tips. I’ve learned something new again.

Belated happy birthday from me, too.



All the best
Monika

Do you have leftover yarn in two colors? Then why not knit this pretty hat with a diamond pattern? The pattern describes two sizes—one for small dolls measuring 35–40 cm and another for dolls measuring 43–50 cm, as well as for newborns or reborn dolls.

It’s easy to make. You’ll knit it using a set of double-pointed needles or the CraSyTrio. You’ll find out how the pattern comes together in the pattern. For me, it just happened by chance.

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With this knitting pattern, you can use up leftovers to knit a pretty hat with a honeycomb pattern—both for small dolls and for reborn dolls or newborns. The pattern is very easy to knit; there’s just one small thing to keep in mind.

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This knitted dove of peace is perfect for Pentecost. You can use it as a washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder. It’s also a special gift idea.

Very easy to knit with the pattern.

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You can quickly and easily make this lovingly knitted guest towel "For You" yourself. A very special gift for special people.

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To go with it, you can then knit this washcloth with a heart.

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Oh, that’s nice, Steffi—do you have a camper van too?
Something small like that works really well there.

Oh dear, I don’t have quite that much. But it’s definitely A LOT! It’s stashed away in lots of closets and drawers, so it doesn’t stand out too much. But I could fill at least one large closet with it.

I often find myself missing a specific type of yarn, too. Then I put the project on hold or come up with something for my stash.

The Lambada is from me, Steffi. There should be something for you in the parcel as well. I couldn't do anything with it. I think it was 125 m.

Dishcloths are a great beginner project. With this peace dove, you can create something very special with your knitting needles that is sure to earn you lots of praise. Basic knowledge is required. You should also be able to understand a simple knitting chart.

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These 6 different dishcloths/washcloths are very easy to knit. You’ll even learn 6 different knitting patterns, all using knit and purl stitches.

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There is something in my shop for crochet beginners, too. For a doll mommy with a baby doll about 43–50 cm tall, you can crochet this diaper very easily. You’re sure to be asked whether you can crochet more of them.

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Also well suited for crochet beginners are these oven mitts disguised as lucky ladybugs. They’ll be an eye-catcher in your kitchen or a special gift.

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For a toddler’s play store, you can crochet this shopping bag and fill it right away with lemons and carrots. That’s sure to bring joy.

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Dear Peterle,

all the best on your birthday, and I hope you have a wonderful time celebrating. May life continue to bless you abundantly with everything that brings you joy.



Warm
regards, Monika

Marlene, BoD is great—that’s where I get my books, too.

Wow, Ruth, that’s absolutely beautiful—your prince and princess, and the glass coffin to go with them. A real eye-catcher.

Petra, all three of your blankets look great.

I’m currently working on a little dress for Juna’s little baby doll and also for Linja’s 40-cm doll—something similar to the one for Lara. It’s super easy to put on and take off. On the side, I’m crocheting a bag for Juna.

Do you guys have any ideas for a back-to-school gift? Linja is starting school this year.

Family planning sounds like fun. The three of them really are adorable. And the family is complete with a little girl. A stroller like that would be a dream come true for me, too.

What a beautiful, enchanting dress for a Snow White. Or should it be a Sleeping Beauty with the dwarfs?

Wow, how lovely! Ines, I love your jacket—and the color, too. Such a beautiful golden yellow, and it looks very comfortable.

Petra, I love the pattern on your shawl; I once knitted something similar, but smaller. The shawl looks very cozy.

Marlene, you’re so hard at work. Which publisher are you working with to release your book?

I’m currently working on a wish list project. Juna wants a bag just like Linja’s, and I’m crocheting that one right now. It’s also a great project for the garden.

I wish you all a wonderful summer day.

Good morning, everyone! I’m curious too and looking forward to seeing what Gaby has in store for us.

Have a wonderful, sunny day, everyone!

Oh Marion, I’m absolutely smitten with Mia and the whole trio. It looks so cute with the two boys and their little sister. Mäxchen already looks really big in comparison. I totally understand why you couldn’t resist. Mia fits perfectly in the stroller, too.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who’s this crazy. There’s definitely plenty to try knitting. You have a lot to look forward to.

Oh, those are so cute, Ruth. And I’m sure Snow White will turn out very pretty too, knowing you.

You can knit this footed romper for a newborn or a doll. The sizes listed range from 45 cm to 55 cm.

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Wow, that’s beautiful. Petra, your little shoes are super cute.
And Andrea, your heart with the mosaics is also very pretty.

I’ve now knitted another hat for Laura and a sweater to match her leggings. I’m totally in love with her.






And here she is wearing her complete new outfit with the jumpsuit and a little dress over it.

Dear Birgit,

I wish you all the best on your birthday and a joyful celebration with your loved ones. May this new year of your life bring you much joy, health, love, success, and whatever else you wish for.

Warm regards
Monika

Happy birthday from me, too, and here’s to a happy new year of life.

Warm
regards, Monika

They’re so cute and cuddly—I especially like the goose. I love geese.

In these pants with attached feet, a baby doll or newborn won't get cold feet. They are comfortable for kicking around and can also be easily put on and taken off by small children. There is a light elastic thread on the inside of the waistband. Experienced knitting hands are helpful for the legs and feet, because these are knitted with the CraSyTrio or a set of double-pointed needles.

With the pattern, you can knit several sizes—from 43 to 55 cm.

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Oh my, you have such beautiful turtles—each one more beautiful than the last. Mel’s little one is such an adorable baby. :)

Petra, I’d love to have your five as well. That’s exactly what my two looked like back then. It’s great to see that they’re doing so well with you and have grown to such a stately size. There’s quite a bit to keep in mind, especially before and after hibernation.

For all little and big doll moms, I’m showing some popular designs from my shop here. Even the little doll moms sometimes get a matching partner look—and other popular clothing too. Many designs for dolls also fit small newborns.


Here you can fully dress a little 35–40 cm doll child. Various versions are also shown and described. The sweater is knitted top-down with raglan shaping.

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Overalls for dolls sized 43–50 cm—also fits newborns

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This raglan sweater goes perfectly with the pants shown above. It even includes several sizes that fit dolls and teddy bears.

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A colorful diaper like this is a must-have for 43–50 cm baby dolls. It’s quick to crochet from leftover yarn.

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A one-piece suit for a teddy or doll, knitted top-down with raglan shaping. Fits size 45–50 cm.

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This one-piece suit fits small teddy bears or dolls measuring 25–40 cm, great for using up scraps.

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Dolls measuring 43–50 cm look simply adorable in a cute summer outfit like this. Small newborns or reborn babies fit into it too.

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This colorful little raglan dress for 50–58 cm dolls was knitted from the leftovers of the following little dress for the doll mom.

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The same little raglan dress, which fits from age 2 and grows along with the child—later it becomes a tunic.

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This colorful clothing set for 45–50 cm dolls was knitted from the leftovers of the following little dress for the doll mom.

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For the doll mom (3–4 years), here is the exact matching partner look—great for summer.

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You can knit this Schlüttli cardigan with hat for 43–50 cm baby dolls or small newborns/preemies—top-down with raglan shaping.

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This raglan sweater with button placket for 43–50 cm dolls or small newborns is knitted the same way.

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This raglan sweater is knitted from the bottom up and fits small teddy bears measuring 25–30 cm.

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Here’s another crochet jacket for little floppy teddy bears measuring 20–25 cm or small dolls

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Now it’s the doll moms’ turn again—with very popular designs.


For babies, comfortable and stretchy leggings are always a popular piece of clothing. They’re easy to knit and grow with the child up to age 2.

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These leggings made from sock yarn fit 3–4-year-olds and also grow with the child for a long time—in our case, up to age 5.

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A garment that gets worn for a long time and can become a favorite piece is this convertible pinafore skirt. It fits from 1.5 years for a long time.

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If you want to make a statement for peace, then knit and give away this peace dove—as a washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder. Very easy to make.

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Leftover yarn can be used up wonderfully with these 6 different dishcloths / washcloths. You’ll learn 6 different patterns along the way. A great beginner project—basic skills should be present.

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Want to knit socks too, but without the complicated heel? Here’s the solution. With this, you’ll finally get the success you’ve been hoping for. The pattern is written for 3 needles, the CraSyTrio.

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A scarf that is also a collar, and buttons up too. Easy to knit, versatile to use, and also a nice gift.

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Oh, they’re so cute—what a great idea, Inge.