New Crochet Patterns from March and from February 26/27/28

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Looking for an original Easter gift? The Wolli Cotton Ball Bunny is just the thing! It’s a cute and practical way to store your cotton balls. You can open it at the neck with a zipper to fill it with cotton. Then, pull a small ball of cotton out from the back to form a little tail, and you can now retrieve your cotton from there.
Wolli was crocheted using 100g of cotton yarn (Catania grande, color mint, LL 63 m / 50 g). You’ll also need a 3.0 mm crochet hook, some stuffing for the head, safety eyes (unless you’d rather embroider the eyes), some pink embroidery floss and black strong thread, 1 wool needle, and 1 pointed embroidery needle.
Wolli is crocheted entirely in single crochet stitches in spiral rounds. The pattern is 7 pages long, includes many pictures, and is suitable for beginners.
You can download it here!

Crochet pattern Dino Pauli for cuddling and playing for the little ones.

A front piece and a back piece are crocheted using single crochet stitches, chain stitches, and slip stitches. These are crocheted together with a contrasting color. You only need the sewing needle for this cuddly toy to weave in the ends. This means no small parts can come loose. 

I crocheted Pauli, for example, with a cotton yarn with a yardage of 100 m / 50 grams and got a height of 31 cm and a length of approx. 40 cm. I used 100 grams of the main color.

You can find the pattern here

Now some maritime flair is coming to the breakfast table, making you long for the “sea.”

The little duffel bags keep your breakfast egg warm, and when it’s time to eat, it goes into the life preserver.

All you need is a few bits of leftover yarn, and production can begin.

Crochet Pattern Egg Cozy Set Duffel Bag


The duffel bag is crocheted in waistcoat stitch; this is explained in the pattern and isn’t difficult at all.
As always, the pattern is written in a beginner-friendly way, without abbreviations.

The pattern for this cute egg cozy is brand new in my shop!

You can crochet it from just a few bits of leftover yarn, and then you’ll have a cute and useful lucky charm for the day ahead!

The ladybug is crocheted with cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g. (Catania or similar). You need leftovers (less than 15 g) in black, red, and skin tone.

You can find the pattern here!

Tsubabiro —quick to crochet and easy to pack in your summer bag—this hat will spice up your wardrobe:

The three-page PDF is suitable for beginners who already have some crocheting experience.

The popular music box zebra is now available with a slightly more delicate design—and even without a music box mechanism, it can be crocheted wonderfully as a toy and filled in various places with rattle inserts and crinkle foil.

Since the design is neutral, it makes a wonderful birth gift, because it is suitable for both boys and girls.

   Click here for the pattern 

I used a cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g and crocheted it with a size 2.5 crochet hook. I explain in the pattern how to crochet closed rounds with a nice color transition.

And now have fun crocheting!

Egg, egg, egg—who’s hatching out of the egg? Three curious baby animals are eager to explore the world and look around your living space.

This lovely Easter decoration is not hard to crochet. The little lamb, Easter bunny, chick, and eggs can be crocheted using leftover yarn. To keep them from tipping over too easily, they are sewn onto the little doily.
The pattern is 16 pages long and includes lots of pictures.

Click here  to learn more and go directly to download the pattern!

Brand new and perfect for Easter:


Click here for the pattern 

The super-cute Easter bunny “Simon” wants to hop off your hook too ;). The perfect project for beginners ! The Easter bunny is crocheted entirely in single crochet and in spiral rounds. Simple, quick, and super cute—just the thing for Easter!

Crochet pattern for a flamingo flower pick


Are you looking for some new decoration?

Then this little flamingo is just the thing. All you need is some leftover cotton yarn. The pattern is written and includes plenty of pictures.
Crochet skills are required.

View the pattern

The Fluffy Birds

With this crochet pattern in PDF format, you can crochet cute, fluffy birds.


You’ll need:
30 g of cotton yarn (125 m/50 g), 30 g of fluffy yarn, 14 mm glass eyes, a few scraps of black, blue, and white yarn (or your choice of color) for the crocheted eyes, stuffing, a crochet hook suitable for the yarn, and a sewing needle

Don’t be afraid of the fluffy yarn—the Fluffy Birds are made in two steps to make using the fluffy yarn easier.

See the pattern