Weekend Projects: Unwind with Handcrafts.

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find handcraft projects that will help you completely unwind.
It’s going to be a wonderful weekend.
Get started.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

This poncho sweater could become your favorite piece!
It’s easy to knit on the side since it’s mostly worked in stockinette stitch. It’s an ideal beginner’s project, since everything is explained in detail.
The best part: You can use any yarn for it! In addition to the gauge and the number of stitches I used, I’ve also included measurements in centimeters for easy conversion. Whether with or without sleeves, a high or low collar—you decide.

Click here for the pattern and all the details 

This little pouch for 10 packs of tissues is very easy and quick to crochet. It also offers room for creative ideas that you can incorporate. Two versions are presented.

Here you can use up lots of leftover yarn and have a lovely gift or small present to bring along. It also works great as gift packaging.

Best to get started right away.

Here’s the crochet pattern

These cute ladybugs can soon be an eye-catcher in your kitchen, too. They are very easy and quick to crochet—a great project for switching off. 

Easy for beginners who have crocheted before to make.

Here’s the crochet pattern

Wonderfully airy and light, this beautiful soft triangular shawl features a lace pattern. It is crocheted from the side and is nearly symmetrical.

The pattern is super easy to work and really fun. Since you crochet almost entirely under chain-stitch arches, it’s perfect to work on while chatting over coffee or watching TV. In the pattern
everything is explained in great detail, with step-by-step photos, text, and a crochet chart.

Very well suited for beginners.

Thanks to the lace pattern, the shawl is wonderfully loose and soft. It drapes beautifully and can be worn in many different ways. A true classic!

Here’s the pattern

Shawl “Gentle Breeze” - a fluffy shawl, beautiful and versatile - perfect for snuggling up, daydreaming, and feeling great. The shawl drapes wonderfully lightly and softly thanks to the openwork pattern. This makes it very comfortable and easy to wear in many different ways.

Click here for the pattern

This pattern is pure relaxation. We only knit and purl stitches to create this cable look. 

With a lightweight summer yarn, this scarf can also be worn on mild summer days.

In the pattern, the design is described in writing row by row, and you will also find a knitting chart.

You can find the pattern here

Crochet pattern for a blanket

This blanket is started in the center and worked like a granny square. Knowledge of single crochet, chain stitches, slip stitches, and double crochet is required. The pattern is also suitable for beginners with a little practice.

Here you’ll find the pattern and yarn suggestions

Great motif shawl, easy to make with a wonderful result.
All you need is a 3-ply Bobbel, crochet hook size 3
You should know chain stitches and double crochet (treble crochet), and then you can get started on your new favorite shawl
Here’s the pattern
Have fun!

Potholders are always useful.

Hakkakuno - in an octagonal shape - has a simple look with a playful border.

The pattern is available in fully written-out form.




This way to the pattern: *click*

An easy-peasy project that you can work on while relaxing on the patio ♥

The Raute table runner can be crocheted in a weekend. The pattern is easy to memorize, and the runner can easily be adjusted to different sizes.

Use a size 3 crochet hook; you’ll need about 300 g of Myboshi No. 2 (or similar yarn).
This makes the runner approximately 93 x 42 cm in size.