100 Club: Classics in May // Do You Need More Supplies?

Dear users, dear authors,
here are the May classics: these are patterns that have already passed the real-world test, that have already won over many buyers and will hopefully impress you too.
Keep scrolling and find your new favorite pattern.

@Authors,
please post only patterns with at least 100 sales here.
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Free patterns are not allowed.
2-3 patterns per author are enough.
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Stars aren’t just for the holiday season. These cute star gnomes make a pretty, colorful garland that you can hang on your patio or balcony in the summer. With a string of lights in between, they’ll even glow in the dark.
The star gnomes are super easy to crochet and perfect for using up small amounts of colorful leftover yarn.
Get the pattern right here!

For all fans of fantasy and knight stories, this crocheted dragon bookmark is ideal! Pick out a few colorful cotton leftover yarns right away (of course, colors other than the ones in the picture work too!) and get started. All you need now is the pattern. You can get it here: CLICK!

You can use these fun appliqués in Alpine style in many different ways: as fridge magnets, keychains, on invitation cards for a garden party, or to decorate belts, bags, sweaters, or hats. They also look charmingly traditional on a Bavarian door wreath. They are very easy to crochet, and at the same time you can use up tiny leftover amounts of yarn.
Get started right away and download the pattern here!

How about a pretty bouquet of tulips for the best mom in the world?
These tulips don’t need water, and they won’t wilt. Plus, they’re super quick to crochet.

They’re also a wonderful way to use up leftover yarn.

Click here for the pattern

      

You’ll receive a detailed 8-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you make it quickly.
Quick and easy to crochet, making it well suited for beginners with basic skills.
Size:
The tulips are approximately 25 cm tall when finished (using the specified hook size and yarn weight).

Strawberry season isn’t far off either. And if you can hardly wait for those wonderfully delicious little fruits to grow again, you can crochet some in the meantime.

The wreath can be used as a door, wall, or window decoration. It is also very suitable as a table decoration without the vines.

click here for the pattern

     

You will receive a detailed, 12-page, richly illustrated pattern for an approximately 25 cm decorative wreath in a spring design, with strawberries, flowers, vines, and leaves.

Also suitable for beginners

Knitting Pattern: Bambini Baby Shoes
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A baby shoe knitted in a completely different way :-)

Just a little leftover
yarn, and you’ll have a lovely shoe for
girls or boys. Size 0–4 months (foot length approx. 8–9 cm)

A firefighter as a cuddly figure makes a great gift for firefighter fans young and old.
Made with yarn with a yardage of 115 m per 50 g, the figure turns out an impressive approx. 40 cm tall.
Also suitable for using up leftover yarn. 

You can find more information here!

Crochet pattern for a balloon cover.

This balloon cover is crocheted using individual granny squares. Inside this woolen cover, the balloon is well protected and ready for play—whether for little ones to crawl after or for older kids to kick around in the yard.

Basic knowledge of single crochet, chain stitches, double crochet, and slip stitches is required.

Pattern for the balloon cover 

How about another granny square? This is one of six granny squares, all of which have the same number of stitches after the last round and can therefore be combined with one another. 

In my patterns, you’ll find written instructions for each round, as well as a crochet chart.

You should have a basic understanding of single crochet, double crochet, chain stitches, and slip stitches.

This is what a blanket made with many different granny squares could look like



Here you’ll find Granny Number 2

This cute baby pinafore dress with knitted-in hearts fits sizes 6–18 months. Yes, it grows with your little one for a while. Plus, it has a perfect fit.

The dress is easy to knit, as long as you’ve knitted before.

Click here for the knitting pattern and more info.

This little strappy dress also grows with your child — for even longer, from 1.5 to 5 years. It also features knitted-in hearts and is knitted in one piece from the bottom up.

It’s easy to knit, provided you have some knitting experience.

You can get the pattern here.

For all crochet enthusiasts who want to use up leftover yarn, this tissue box cover decorated with butterflies and hearts is just the thing. It gives those ugly cardboard boxes a pretty cover and can even sit on the dining table. A box like this also looks great in the nursery or in the bathroom/WC.

Easy to crochet, even for beginners who have crocheted before.

Click here for the crochet pattern and more

Timelessly Beautiful Baby Blanket Made from Merino Wool

Again and again, it’s the best gift of all for a baby or toddler. My grandson Oskar loves his blankets, which I knitted for him using this pattern. Soooo cozy and pleasantly warm—it doesn’t get any better. The blanket keeps you warm without making you sweat underneath. The small textured pattern shows up beautifully and is easy to knit. You’ll find more photos, information, and the pattern by clicking on the heading.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project. Best wishes - Yours, Ina

Long Dress with a Slit

Do you have 15 g of sock yarn left over? And can you already knit with a set of double-pointed needles or want to learn? Then this would be an ideal beginner’s project for you. The dress knits up quickly and will delight doll moms. You’ll find more pictures, info, and the pattern when you click on the title.

The little triangular shawl in the photo above is crocheted. The crochet pattern is available for free on my blog . So if you’re up for it, here you go...

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

Princess Dress

A princess for once—what little girl doesn’t wish for that? And because that’s the case, they also love acting it out with their dolls. And what do you need for that? A doll in a princess dress. And you can crochet this one yourself and decorate it however you like.

Following my pattern, you can crochet the dress in several different versions. I like the version with the small rocaille beads on the tiers of the skirt best. But decide for yourself. You’ll find more examples, information, and the pattern when you click on the title.

I hope you enjoy the crochet pattern and the finished dress—Ina

The “Spring Glow” knitted triangular shawl offers a varied knitting experience but is absolutely beginner-friendly.
The patterns are explained in detail and, for the most part, illustrated with charts.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/36889/gestricktes-dreieckstuch-fruehlingsleuchten

You’ll need 200g of sock-weight yarn; the original was knitted with Fine Merino Socks from Wollfeuerwerk.
Thanks to its size—196 cm x 68 cm—it can be worn in many different ways.

The clever and airy summer top "Happy Day" in a mix of patterns works up quickly in crochet.
This top / shirt is a wonderful piece for vacation or the beach.
If you lengthen it, it becomes a great dress or mini dress.

Here is the pattern

Thanks to two cleverly placed buttons, this poncho is a true quick-change artist. Since the buttons fit through the lace pattern, there is no need to work in buttonholes—so the buttons can be fastened anywhere you like, creating many different ways to wear it!

Click here for the pattern

Two Woolly Hugs BOBBEL-COTTON cakes (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic, yardage = 800 m/200 g) in color no. 02 were used for the poncho.

Detailed description as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.

This bag is a beautiful and practical companion for everyday use.  Its subtle color scheme goes with almost any wardrobe.
The combination of the sophisticated double stitch and the tapestry technique creates a woven look. A truly extraordinary eye-catcher.

Click here for the pattern

If you like to decorate your home with flowers, then you should take a closer look at this bouquet: These beautiful paper flowers are easy to make, require no maintenance, and look very natural.  



The flowers are made from photo cardstock and crepe paper, are about 25 cm tall, and are easy for patient beginners to recreate.

           One click - to the pattern 




The table runnerThe table runner in Bruges lace crochet technique (size approx. 110 x 28 cm). If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help. Have fun crocheting!

Milla, the sweet little mouse, is finally a crocheted toy that even beginners can dare to try!
The detailed and richly illustrated crochet pattern guides you step by step to the finished cuddly toy ♥
Milla will be about 30 cm tall with the materials specified.

Crochet Pattern Milla Mouse

This will put you in a summery mood while you’re crocheting:

A trendy backpack handbag with a palm tree motif, crocheted from a gradient yarn cake, though it also works with solid-color cotton, of course:

“Sun-Down” pattern, Backpack 

A summery triangular shawl is 

Heaven and Earth

It keeps knitting varied with different patterns and shows a new way to knit a gradient yarn cake in a multicolored mosaic pattern. The result is a beautiful shoulder shawl in harmonious colors

Having a few flowers in the room makes it a little easier to endure those dark, rainy days. If you like lilies , these delicate paper versions will make the wet weather seem a little less unpleasant for you.


 
The lily blooms are made from cardstock. I used crepe paper to wrap around the stems and for the leaves. The lilies are about 35 cm tall and easy to make.