Summer Trends 2019 + Fall Trends 2019

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find the Summer Trends 2019 and the Fall Trends 2019.
You’ve got to have them. Shop now.

@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.

The AnShi’s Leaves shirt is a lightweight option for summer and fall.
It’s quick to knit, and there are even two different ways to make it—both of which are explained. It’s absolutely beginner-friendly.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/51940/anshi-s-leaves-gestricktes-shirt

You’ll need 200g of Donegal Tweed or similar yarn with a yardage of 400m per 100g.
The lace pattern is also explained with a chart.

They belong on every summer patio - atmospheric lanterns that create a cozy ambience and invite you to sit outside for a long time.

They’re also perfect as a little gift to bring to a barbecue evening, you can use all kinds of leftover yarn for them, and thanks to the many detailed photos, the pattern is also suitable for ambitious beginners.

   Here’s the pattern

Enjoy the summer and have fun crocheting!

A trendy piece for summer would be, for example, the summer poncho. It simply suits every woman. It’s easy to knit, flatters the figure, and drapes casually and elegantly. It goes with a dress as well as with jeans.



A trendy piece for fall would be, for example, the fingerless mitts with a decorative cable. It’s not cold enough yet for real gloves, but a little warmth for your fingers would be nice. The decorative cable on the outside gives the mitts their chic look. The thumbs are nicely shaped, so they fit well.  If you knit them now at a relaxed pace, you’ll be ready to go in the fall.





I hope you have lots of fun with your handmade projects.
Best wishes - Yours, Ina

There’s also a summer trend in doll fashion: the little summer dress . It’s quick to crochet, even for beginners; it fastens at the back with 3 snaps and always fits. And all you need is a few grams of yarn. So you can easily take it along as a small crochet project. And just like that, you’ll create enchanting little dresses for your daughters’ and granddaughters’ Barbies. They also make great gifts.

I hope you enjoy this pattern. Yours, Ina

Konome can be used, for example, as a backless top or—worn doubled—as a triangular shawl for cool fall days.


Warm feet on cold fall days are yours with the house socks, which are knitted using the double-face technique:

The RVO Hishi will help on chilly days.
It is worked seamlessly and includes a lace pattern both above the cuff and on the sleeves.

Sloths are all the rage!

Let’s be honest, with the current temperatures they’re simply enviable—who wouldn’t want to just chill out for a while, too?

Crochet your own sloth and bring a little serenity into your home!
The pattern is very detailed and includes lots of photos, so you can recreate it in a totally relaxed way. 

I used soft acrylic yarn for this because the sloth was designed as a cuddly toy for a little boy. But of course, it can also be crocheted with other yarns and a suitable hook size! With the yarn I used, it comes out at 20 cm (head to bottom) with arms and legs 15 cm long.
Click here for the sloths!

Backpacks are fully on trend again in 2019. This stylish model is both beautiful and practical. Thanks to the drawstring with stopper, it's quick and easy to open and close.
Very roomy, chic, and casual all at once, it's the ideal companion for everyday life.

Click here for the pattern

This beautiful and simple top is an absolute classic—and therefore always in style. It’s wonderfully easy and quick to crochet. If you make it a little longer, you’ll end up with a cute mini dress or a dress.
When the days get cooler, this style also looks great with a long-sleeve shirt underneath.

The pattern is written for sizes 36/38, 40/42, and 44/46. But thanks to the simple cut, other sizes are no problem either—the pattern explains how to do it.

Click here for the pattern



The pattern includes written instructions, a crochet chart (basic pattern), and a schematic.

Tops are always in style in the summer. Here you can combine a pretty lace pattern with waves—a look that never gets boring. Knitted from mercerized cotton, it keeps its shape beautifully. The measurements in the pattern are for sizes 38–42.

Recommended for experienced knitters

Click here for the knitting pattern

Small bags are always in style. This little pouch for a pack of tissues can be crocheted very easily and quickly from leftover yarn. And it always makes a great gift—even with other small gifts that can be tucked away inside.

You can also get creative here. Different variations are shown in 2 patterns.

A lovely garden project for beginners with crochet experience.

To the crochet pattern here

Here’s a summer trend: a pretty crocheted beach bag that’ll make you look great all summer long—whether you’re at the beach, the outdoor pool, or a lake. It’s big enough to hold everything you need on a hot day by the water: swimsuit, towel, sunscreen, sunglasses, wallet, a book...
The bag looks great in any color combination. For the design—which is crocheted using the tapestry technique (described in detail in the pattern)—there’s a chart you can print out. You’ll see—this is a varied project that you’ll really enjoy!
Download the pattern right here!

And to make sure your sunglasses are always well protected, you can crochet a matching case from your leftover yarn:
The pattern for the glasses case is available here!

Pop-up greeting cards have always been very popular and still are now.

Even though they are a bit more involved to make than the usual “flat” cards, the effort is worth it, because a pop-up card is always a lovely surprise and something very special!



This birthday card is made from photo cardstock and construction paper. When folded, it measures approx. 21 x 10.5 cm.

With a little crafting experience, especially experience making pop-up cards, it is very easy to recreate.

This triangular shawl was knitted from a summer yarn that’s 99% cotton. It’s a great accessory for evenings on the patio.

You should have a basic understanding of knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, doubling a stitch, and knitting stitches together. I used 150 grams of Schachenmayr Tahiti yarn.

You can find the pattern here

Perfect for summer! Especially when it’s way too hot outside.

Even if you have to escape the heat, you can still enjoy the beautiful colors of summer—with this bouquet you’ll have all of nature’s vibrant colors right in your living room!



The flowers are made partly from photo cardstock and partly from crepe paper. They’re about 27 cm tall and easy to make.