25er: Only two days left until the weekend kicks off

Dear users, dear authors,
the weekend isn’t too far away now. How about a few great patterns to help you relax?
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@Autoren,
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2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

Your kids are sure to love these two ghost finger puppets! You can use them to act out spooky stories all year round. But they really shine on Halloween, whether as table decorations or as party favors after the Halloween party. Even the “trick-or-treaters” are sure to love such a cute ghost!
So grab some leftover yarn in white, black, and red, and get your crochet hook ready!
You can find the pattern here!

Once August is over, chestnut season will slowly begin. If you don’t want to wait that long, why not crochet this cute little chestnut child with its chestnuts and leaves? You’ll have a beautiful fall decoration for your windowsill in no time!

The chestnut child is about 12 cm tall. You can crochet it using a few pieces of leftover yarn in the appropriate colors. The arms and legs are movable because there’s some pipe cleaner wire inside. This lets you display the chestnut child in many different poses.

Click here for the pattern: Chestnut Flower Child

Do you still have lots of little colorful leftover yarn pieces lying around that you don’t quite know what to do with? Why not use them to crochet these colorful little birds! It’s super quick and a ton of fun! In no time at all, these little chirpers will be ready to hang on an autumn shrub or decorate a table or windowsill. They also work great as flower picks or gift tags.
CLICK HERE for the pattern!

The Lucky Spring triangular shawl is a breeze to knit, as the individual simple patterns are explained row by row and also illustrated with a chart.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/49921/lucky-spring-gestricktes-dreieckstuch

You’ll need 300g of yarn with a yardage of 330m per 100g. I knitted this using Wolly Wood by Yundi & Grete, or Bamboo Silk by Buttjebeyy.

Knitting pattern for a large shawl / stole.

Cozy, soft, and large—a lovely gift for yourself or for an expectant mother, so she stays nice and warm while breastfeeding her baby at night.

I knitted my shawl using a yarn that’s 50% alpaca (e.g., Schachenmayr “Highland Alpaca Fino,” 50% alpaca, 50% virgin wool, with a yardage of 250 m / 50 g). I used 200 grams.

You should have a basic understanding of knit and purl stitches, knitting stitches together, and yarn overs.

You can find the pattern here

Why not start on your Christmas decorations now?

This Christmas bell was crocheted from cotton yarn. As an ornament for the Christmas tree or as a garland on the door, it makes a lovely decoration.

Here you’ll find the pattern, size information, and yarn suggestions

The sleeping bag for dolls and teddy bears measuring 40–50 cm is very popular. It even fits a newborn or premature baby. Doll moms especially love it when their little darling is also in a sleeping bag that is just as pretty as those for real babies.

The sleeping bag is easy to knit for anyone who has knitted before.

Go to the knitting pattern here

It’ll be getting cooler soon. And then the baby will need a warm jacket and a hat. This one is knitted in sock yarn and has a pretty pattern of knit and purl stitches that looks good on both sides. The jacket fits babies from 3 to 12 months. 

You should have good knitting experience.

Note: I also have a pattern for matching pants in my shop.

Older toddlers will love a warm jacket with a hood and pockets. That way, they can carry all the treasures they’ve found home. This colorful cardigan is nice and cozy, very comfortable, and fits sizes 92–104. It’s knitted from the top down with raglan sleeves.

Recommended for experienced knitters.

Click here for the knitting pattern



This gift bag is perfect for back-to-school gifts and can even serve as a unique alternative to the traditional school cone. It’s very spacious and tall enough to hold pens and paintbrushes.



The packaging is made of cardstock and measures approximately 13 x 25 x 11 cm. It features a unique closure and, thanks to precise, full-size craft templates and detailed instructions, is quick and easy to make—even for beginners.

     One click takes you to the pattern 

Decorative Tablecloth " Tea Time " (Size: diameter of approx. 35 cm, approx. 39 g) can be used not only as decoration, but also as a mat on the breakfast or tea table
so that cups and plates can be placed securely and gently on the table
.

 One click to the pattern 

Tablecloth “Christmas Spirit” or “Christmas Tree Stand Mat” The tablecloth (size: approx. 48 cm in diameter) is very practical: it can be used as a tablecloth during the Christmas season or as
a mat for your Christmas tree stand.

One click to the pattern 

Door/Window Wreath “Flower Wreath”

This hand-crocheted flower/decorative wreath is a special eye-catcher in any home. A decorative piece for any door or entryway
, perfect for every season. Since only a small amount of yarn is needed to make each flower, these can be crocheted from yarn scraps
. An ideal way to use up scraps!

The wreaths shown (without the decorative ribbon) measure approximately 20 cm x 17.5 cm.

Here I’d like to introduce you to three great weekend projects. One for a quick bit of crochet fun, one for crocheters who have more time, and one if you’d like to spend the whole weekend just relaxing with your crochet.

Crochet pattern - triangular shawl BOBBEL-LIENCHEN - the project for a long crochet weekend

With Bobbel-Lienchen, you can use a 3-, 4-, or 5-strand cake, giving you lots of options. The shawl is crocheted sideways, which gives it a different color gradient. The pattern includes both a crochet chart for the most important parts and written instructions in table form.
Get the crochet pattern here: triangular shawl BOBBEL-LIENCHEN

Crochet pattern - beanie BLÄTTERRASCHELN - the project for two relaxing crochet evenings

Despite its wonderful color gradient, this beanie is easy to make. It is started from the cuff and can therefore be adjusted to fit any head circumference without increases or decreases. For the color gradient, you don’t need gradient yarn; instead, two strands are simply crocheted together. It’s very easy, and of course it’s explained in the pattern.
Get the crochet pattern here: beanie BLÄTTERRASCHELN

Crochet pattern - mandalas / dream catchers SOMMERSCHÖN - the quick crochet project

You don’t have that much time to crochet on the weekend, but you’d still like to finish a project. Then I’d like to recommend my mandalas, which, decorated with a few feathers, can also be used wonderfully as dream catchers. They’re quick to crochet, and you can also make great use of leftover yarn at the same time. The mandalas also make a nice gift if, for example, you’re spontaneously invited to a barbecue.
Get the crochet pattern here: mandalas / dream catchers SOMMERSCHÖN

This delicate floral door wreath will make your home friendlier, more inviting, and cozier.
Download the pattern and give it a try.
Materials used: Catania by Schachenmayr, crochet hooks: 3.0, 3.5, and 4.0, a Styrofoam ring, and a piece of decorative ribbon.
Floral Magic Door Wreath, crochet pattern



A great activity for a kids’ birthday party! If you use my template to create a stencil for these princess crowns , the party guests can trace the outlines onto construction paper, cut out the crowns, and then decorate them to their heart’s content.



The crowns are all 10.5 cm high at the front; their circumference is adjustable and can be adapted to fit any head.