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Knitting pattern_Summer sock

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This summery pattern offers
exciting entertainment!

Size: 37/38 (39/40)

Material:
100g Sorbet Fa.790 by Bellalana
Yardage: 100 g/ 420 m
Set of double-pointed needles size: 2.5 – 3

Colorful Easter Eggs




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Colorful Easter Eggs (size approx. 7 x 9 cm plus a loop of approx. 7 cm) - something small and lovely for Easter. The simple Brügger lace crochet technique creates a beautiful
fresh spring feel. An excellent window / door decoration for Easter or
also as a small gift! Only a small amount of yarn is needed to make one Easter egg, so these can be crocheted from leftover yarn!

The good old hobby horse, reimagined:
This time it’s Violetta the unicorn. The head is crocheted from fluffy cuddly yarn, and the wooden stick is replaced with a purple pool noodle. This makes the unicorn soft and snuggly, reduces the risk of injury, and it’s no problem if playtime indoors gets a little wild. And Violetta is so cuddly that she’s even allowed to come to bed in the evening, so your child can fly through their dreams with her.

In the 9-page, richly illustrated pattern, every step is explained in detail. In particular, you’ll get valuable tips for crocheting with cuddly yarn.

Download the pattern right here now!

Fancy some hot dogs?
A funny idea: “hot dogs” taken literally for once! The reddish, elongated little dachshunds really do look like real sausages, the yellow dog leash like a strip from a tube of mustard, and the base they’re standing on like a crispy bun.
You can quickly crochet these hot dogs using just a few leftover cotton yarn scraps in the corresponding colors.
You can find more details and the pattern here!

Suspense and entertainment—headphones are perfect for that. These ear pads for headphones are much more comfortable on your ears than the usual plastic ones. My husband gave me the idea when one ear pad broke. And now all our headphones have new ... ear pads. :)

For this, you only need a few bits of leftover yarn and the usual basic crochet skills. 

Go to the crochet pattern here

Do you still have leftover skeins from your merino wool? How about turning them into this cabled headband? You can make it this weekend and keep your head warm when you go for a walk.

Suitable for advanced beginners.

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A knitted design with cables—no cable needle required. This beautiful pattern is created using only knit and purl stitches.

The cowl is knitted on a circular needle. For my version, using Rowan yarn with a yardage of 135 m per 50 grams, I used 200 g.

The pattern includes both a knitting chart and a written explanation of each round of the pattern.

You can find the pattern for the LiMaZo cowl here

Winter Dream is a versatile triangular shawl. The variety of knitting patterns keeps it interesting, and with the right color choices, it can also have a lovely springtime feel. The stitch patterns are explained in detail, some of them also with charts.
  You’ll need 150g of sock-weight yarn.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/en/items/22034/winter-dream-gestricktes-tuch-aus-alpaca-fino-oder-merino-baby

Loop Franja
Colorful Fringes



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The Franja Loop is a colorful accessory that instantly catches the eye.

The pattern, as always, is richly illustrated and explains in detail how even beginners can crochet this great loop. For advanced crocheters , a computer-created crochet chart is also included.

The loop shown was crocheted from 200 g of McLana Jazz (color 23 (Bird of Paradise), 240 m/100 g) and is 15 cm high with a circumference of approx. 80 cm.