Aerial artists: Everything that flies. // Get crafting now

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find patterns for all models with wings.
Have fun with them.

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

Especially in Asia, the dragon is considered a good-luck charm. But it also has its place in German legends and fantasy stories. So why not crochet this great bookmark for an avid reader of knightly romances and fantasy stories?
All you need are leftover yarn scraps in two colors. I recommend using the thinnest cotton yarn possible (e.g., Catania Fine) so the bookmark isn’t too bulky.
You can find the crochet pattern here!

The little airplane is a quick-to-crochet keychain or bag charm for all aviation fans. A few small bits of leftover yarn and beginner skills are all you need, and you’re ready to get started! If you crochet several of them, you can also make a great mobile or a garland for a child’s room.
Download the pattern right here!

The trendy flamingo isn’t just very elegant—it’s also a symbol of true love, making it the perfect gift for all lovers!

This flamingo is quick and easy to crochet. You’ll need leftover cotton yarn in pink, gray, white, and black, plus some plush yarn in pink (though this can also be replaced with cotton yarn), as well as a 2.5 mm crochet hook, some stuffing, safety eyes, floral wire, and pipe cleaners.

You can download the crochet pattern here.

Ladybugs usually fly, of course. In my home, though, they’ve settled in the kitchen and are happy about hot pots. They do a really good job there.

These two are very easy to crochet. And if you still don’t have a Christmas gift - here it is. You’re sure to make someone very happy with this.

Perfect for beginners.

Crochet pattern here

After its flights, this owl has found a safe place to land—and is doing a great job there, too. It reliably guards the room door.

This door guard is a huge hit with kids. It’s best to crochet it right away as a Christmas or St. Nicholas Day gift.

Easy to crochet, even for beginners with some crocheting experience.

Note: My shop also offers a value set of door guards—an owl with a little bear.

Click here for the crochet pattern

A pretty decoration that’s especially well-suited for baby or toddler rooms: these dancing butterflies in pastel shades are sure to lift your spirits.



The design is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper; each butterfly measures approximately 37 x 36 cm. If you have a little crafting experience, you’ll be able to recreate this decoration with ease.

Bat, crochet patternSpooky or cuddly—whatever you prefer...
Here’s the pattern for the bat.
This pattern is also suitable for beginners. Take your time, and you’ll succeed.
The bat is about 17.5 cm tall and was crocheted using Catania yarn by Shachenmayr.



This butterfly variation is also a beautiful window decoration that lifts your mood every day with its bright colors.



These butterflies are made from photo cardstock and transparent paper and are approx. 27.3 x 14.5 cm in size. They are easy to make, but you should already have a little practice using a craft knife.

How about a pretty decorative butterfly?
Perfect as a quick gift idea or a little something for a loved one. Or to spruce up your home.

Click here for the pattern



With this pattern, it’s very easy to crochet your own enchanting butterfly.
It’s also a wonderful way to use up leftover yarn.

And even more butterflies! Attached to a window or a lamp, this decorative garland comes to life at the slightest breeze.



This butterfly garland may take a little patience to make, but it’s very easy to craft and well-suited even for beginners. The butterflies are made of cardstock, and the garland is about 83 cm long in total.