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here you’ll find the current Top 3 of our authors . It’s worth staying tuned, because these are great designs. Get started now.

@Authors,
if you sort by “most popular” using the little gray arrow on your shop page, you’ll find your personal Top 3. You can showcase them here. Don’t forget to include the link, image, and the usual information.

These cute little bunnies are my number 1 and have already made many users happy. They work up really quickly, are great for using up small scraps of yarn, and are perfect to use right now in spring. They look very decorative on an Easter bouquet, make pretty flower picks, and are cute table decorations for Easter.
Download the pattern right here!


Also very popular is my number 2, the adorable kitten. You can crochet it with teddy yarn as shown in the picture (there are also tips for this in the pattern), or use a slightly thicker acrylic yarn (such as Bravo by Schachenmayr). Either way, it will turn out very sweet!
Here’s the pattern for the kitten!



My number 3 is a great decorating idea for any bathroom, or if you want to decorate a beach scene or an underwater world. The shells are also a great project for crocheting with leftover yarn, because almost any yarn will work and you only need very small amounts. The pattern explains 3 different types of shells.
Here’s the download for the crocheted shells!

No. 1
Knitting pattern _ Baby Shoes Momo
    To the pattern!

Size: 6-9 months
Foot length: approx. 10.5 to 11 cm
Material: leftover yarn

No. 2
Knitting pattern_Dress 4 Seasons
           To the pattern!

Size: 62/68 (74/80) (86/92)
Material:
150(150)(200) g Schoeller&Stahl in white

No. 3
Knitting pattern_Rolled Sock
               To the pattern!

Sizes 38/39 (40/41) (42/43)
Material:
100 g Regia Norway Color 6-ply

Top 1 - The cowl and shoulder warmer

Ideal for beginners and leftover balls of yarn. 


To the knitting pattern and more info

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Top 2 - The pinafore skirt for toddlers that grows with them

This sweet little pinafore skirt can be worn from ages 1.5 to 5. 


To the knitting pattern and more info

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Top 3 - Knitting socks brilliantly easily with the mowi heel

Finally, no more complicated heel. The pattern shows 4 size examples with the CraSyTrio (also works with a set of double-pointed needles).

To the knitting pattern and more

My No. 1 is the Basket "Rustico"!

It simply fits anytime and anywhere and will inspire you. You crochet it using several yarns at the same time with a thick crochet hook. That way you make quick progress and soon have your own individual, unmistakable basket finished. Feel free to read the 247 reviews from other buyers and let yourself catch the DIY bug for this beautiful and practical decor idea.

The basket holds its shape especially well and is sturdy because we crochet a clothesline inside it. Can you see it?



You can crochet the basket in any sizes and colors you like—as you need it and depending on the yarn you have. It's lots of fun, and you can finally use up a lot of your leftover yarn. With every round, a new play of colors emerges.

I hope you have lots of fun with the "Rustico Basket"—yours, Ina

Place 1

Tablecloth Midori

150 g 4-ply yarn (50% cotton / 50% polyacrylic), approx. 570 m LL crochet hook no. 3.5 and scissors - makes a tablecloth with a diameter of 64 cm when blocked. The 4-page PDF file is for advanced crocheters.



Place 2

Crochet doily

For the doily with a diameter of 32 cm, you will need 35 g 3-ply yarn (50% cotton / 50% polyacrylic) with lurex thread, as well as a 2 - 2.5 mm crochet hook.

The PDF file consists of 8 pages including photos.



Place 3

Lace pattern

Versatile pattern.
Needle size depends on the yarn used.

The one-page PDF file is suitable for experienced knitters.

The pink ones are, of course, great for girls or women—that goes without saying.

My No. 2 are the absolute favorites of many customers. Everyone wants to keep their feet warm. And that’s why you need felt slippers. This “felt boots with a turtleneck” model also features a warm turtleneck. They adapt to any foot, are breathable, soft underfoot, and simply super cozy. You can make them in any color and size. You knit them, and the washing machine takes care of the felting.

In my pattern, I describe and demonstrate everything in great detail.

I hope you have lots of fun with this creative project—Yours, Ina

Men love gray… but we can at least spice up the gray with some color on the rolled cuff:


For little ones, I’d always use bright colors:

My No. 3 is basically a lighter version of the felt boots with a rolled cuff. As the term “felt moccasins” suggests, you can also make these felt slippers in a moccasin style. They’re made in one piece, and then you pop them in the washing machine for felting.

The same applies here: you can make them in all your favorite colors and sizes.

Be creative and simply make your own slippers for yourself, your family, or your friends. It’s fun and almost a little addictive. In my circle of friends, at least, everyone loves their felt slippers and wouldn’t want to be without them anymore.

I hope you have a lot of fun with this project, too—Yours, Ina

Top 1:
The original LaPuLi is knitted with linen and makes a wonderfully light summer shawl, but it can also be knitted with any other type of yarn.
You’ll need 300g of yarn with a yardage of approximately 210m per 100g.
The individual pattern sections are explained in detail and are suitable for beginners.


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/18213/gestricktes-einfaches-dreieckstuch-lapuli

Top 2:
My lace scarf/stole, “Elfenreigen,” can be knitted in a smaller size as a scarf or a larger size as a stole.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/29222/gestrickter-laceschal-elfenreigen

The pattern is written out row by row and also presented as a chart.
Some prior experience is recommended, as the pattern requires concentration.
You’ll need 100 or 200g of lace yarn with a yardage of approximately 800m per 100g.




Top 3:
Simply Loop is the simplest loop there is, and it’s also easy to make larger or smaller.
You’ll need 2 skeins of 50 g Noblesse by lanartus with a yardage of 160 m per 50 g.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/26527/gestrickter-einfacher-loop-simply-loop

It’s worked using knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting two stitches together—and that’s it.

With the Quick Heel, you can knit toe-up socks ... (photo of colorful socks)
Top-down socks.....(photo of blue socks)
and children’s socks (photo of small blue socks)
All three patterns include a video, written instructions (round by round), photo tutorials, and knitting chart explanations. The Quick Heel is so simple that even beginners at sock knitting can master it. A very detailed size chart also gives an overview of all increases and decreases.
Take a look at them. HIER klicken und Ihr kommt zu den Anleitungen.

My TOP 3 are all crochet patterns for maritime door wreaths.

Timeless and decorative, these door wreaths bring a bit of vacation feeling and a touch of coastal flair into your home :-)

To make them, you don’t need a sailing license or any sailor’s yarn.
You’ll find exact material details in the respective patterns; just click on the photos.

TOP 1
Stranded Door Wreath


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TOP 2
Lighthouse Ahoy Door Wreath


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TOP 3
“MOIN” Door Wreath / classically crocheted


All patterns are beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.

With over 1,900 sales, the number 1 in my shop is this beautiful triangular shawl
It is airy and light, yet elegant and wonderfully soft for snuggling up and feeling good. It is easy to crochet—so it is absolutely suitable for beginners and an absolute classic.

Here’s the pattern



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2nd place goes to the cute and versatile little wings
You can use these beautiful wings / angel wings as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for an Advent wreath, table decorations, keychains, etc. Also for baptisms, First Communion, confirmation, weddings, as a good-luck charm, protective symbol, etc.

The wings are quick to crochet and look very nice from both sides (the back looks almost like stockinette stitch).

You will receive a detailed PDF pattern with text and numerous step-by-step photos, so it is also doable for beginners.

Here’s the pattern



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3rd place belongs to these cute little angels
These pretty ornaments are not only used at Christmastime (e.g., as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for an Advent wreath, or table decorations) but also throughout the year for baptisms, First Communion, as little guardian angels, good-luck charms, keychains, for the car, etc.
 
Here’s the pattern

It’s getting warmer and warmer, but nothing’s changing in my #3 spot —it’s still my snowflakes .



The 18 snowflake templates are designed for very thin paper. The finished snowflakes measure about 20 cm, but the templates can be scaled up or down.

Place 1 this month goes to "Edge Sitter / Floppy Animal Sheep Ella"


Go to the pattern here

With the specified materials, Ella measures approx. 21 cm from bottom to head, and approx. 36 cm when hanging.
For Ella, you should already have a little crochet experience.
The pattern is illustrated and, in addition to the written instructions, also includes crochet charts where helpful.


Place 2 goes to "Cow Marta"



Go to the pattern here

With the specified materials, Marta measures approx. 17 cm and is also easy for beginners to make.
The pattern is, of course, illustrated as well.


Place 3 goes to the "Four-Leaf Clover", which can be used for all sorts of things.


Go to the pattern here

For the clover, you only need a little yarn in 2 different shades of green, a suitable crochet hook, and possibly a pipe cleaner or floral wire.
This pattern is also suitable for beginners.


Have fun crocheting it!

Still in 2nd place are the same 10 small folding boxes. They are very quick and easy to make, are glued in just one spot, and are even suitable for crafting beginners.



You can make them in advance and store them folded flat to save a lot of space.

My Advent calendar is also still in 1st place.



The calendar is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 28 x 4.5 x 32 cm. The individual boxes measure approx. 4.5 x 4.5 x 7.8 cm and are glued in only one spot. The calendar is very easy to craft and is also suitable for craft beginners.