New in August 2019

Dear users, dear authors,
download the exciting new August releases now.
You’re going to love them.

@Authors,
you can present all August new releases plus the new releases from July 29/30/31 here. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

I’m joining in again, though I probably won’t get as much done in August.

I have two major projects planned.
First, an Advent calendar for Anton and maybe for my husband too. It’ll be Monika’s Advent calendar with lots of individual gnomes. I’m planning 46 (23 per person) and a little gnome house for both of them. :-) We’ll see.

And then I’m also working on a door wreath. Crocheting around it is driving me crazy, and there’s no end in sight. Well, luckily I won’t need it until December anyway. 

@Arni,
this is actually the promotional thread for the new patterns. Could you post your message again over there?

August Projects: Have fun crafting and chat nicely (No advertising)

With this pattern, you can crochet 4 different dresses for dress-up dolls: simple or ladylike, boho-style, or girly. Barbie dolls are always in need of new clothes—that’s just how it is! All the dresses have the same neckline—a cowl neck—so you don’t have to sew any fasteners onto the dress; it can simply be slipped over the doll. The pattern is very simple, so the dress can easily be adapted to fit Barbies with the new body types (tall, curvy, petite).
For one dress, you’ll need about 12–15 g of thin cotton or sock yarn.
Click right here for the pattern!

Any crochet beginner can crochet this pretty baby or children’s blanket made from merino wool using a yarn cake of their choice. The pattern is super easy, there are no seams, the blanket looks the same on both sides, and at the end we only have 2 ends to weave in.

You can crochet the blanket as small or as large as you like, which is why it is an endless blanket. Just pick out a beautiful yarn cake in your favorite colors and you can get started right away. The color gradients come straight from the ball. A blanket like this always makes a lovely gift for children or grandchildren.

Click here for more photos, information, and the pattern.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project.
Warm regards from Ina

The yarn cake:

The pattern:

When I recently showed my handmade doll beds, I realized that my Barbies didn’t have any pretty nightgowns. So I designed one for them and crocheted one for each of them.

In the evening, they take off their daytime dresses and slip into their nightgowns. Then it’s off to their little beds. It’s just like with the doll mommies, and maybe a nice, calm game for the evening.

I hope you enjoy the crochet pattern. Yours, Ina

-> Click here for more photos, information, and the pattern!

Do you have grandchildren or children who have a Puky, balance bike, or tricycle? Then you’ll make them incredibly happy with this attachable bag! They can use it to take their stuffed animal or doll for a ride, for example, or carry little treasures with them on the go. This is especially fun for them in the fall, for example when the chestnuts are falling.

The pattern file contains two versions—one with detailed photos and one printable version.

Recommended for experienced crocheters.

Click here for the crochet pattern

Whether you want to give a child starting school just a very small gift, top up their pocket money with a cash gift, or need a suitable inner container for your homemade explosion box for starting school: with these templates for three small satchels, you’ll definitely have suitable packaging for your project.



These school satchels are made from cardstock and measure approximately 5 x 6.5 x 2.8 cm, 5.8 x 7.5 x 3.5 cm, and 6.8 x 8.8 x 4 cm (measured on the actual container). They’re very easy to make and are also perfect for beginners.

Brand new in my shop is a beautiful party dress for Barbie dolls. It shimmers in all the colors of the rainbow, and since you’ll need less than 30 g of yarn for the dress, it’s a wonderful way to use up your colorful leftover yarn.

The dress has a slim fit, leaves the shoulders bare, and flares gently outward toward the bottom. You can crochet it as a long or short version.

The pattern is also suitable for beginners
. Click here for the pattern!

Theo the Math Fish, crochet pattern



If you’re still looking for an idea for back-to-school, Theo the Math Fish might be just the thing.

This math aid is quick to crochet and doesn’t require much yarn - you might even already have suitable leftover yarn at home.

The crochet pattern with detailed information on materials used and required skills is available here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/52898/rechenkette-fisch-theo-haekelanleitung

A new granny square adds to my series and stands out for its simplicity. It’s designed to be combined with the other 6 granny squares or used on its own—for example, as a pillow.

Basic knowledge of chain stitches, single crochet, and double crochet is required. The pattern is written round by round, but if you prefer to work from a crochet chart, that’s included as well.

Size-wise, this granny square matches my others and is meant to bring a bit of calm to the pattern-mix blanket. 



Here you’ll find the pattern for my 7th granny square 

WollwunderPetra, your latest “Granny” pattern really reminds me of the crochet work our grandmothers used to do. I really like its simplicity.

Brand new in my shop is the MATROSENLIEBE shawl. Nautical stripes and large dots reminiscent of portholes are the main eye-catchers. It pairs perfectly with white T-shirts and blouses, as well as anything made of denim—exactly what you need for a walk on the beach along the North Sea or Baltic Sea. (And of course: The shawl looks fantastic with yellow rubber boots and East Frisian raincoats!)

Click here for the pattern and more info: CLICK!

Since you can never have too many hats: You can make the Bou knitted hat for yourself and your children.

I knitted the hat with sock yarn.
Of course, any other yarn with a yardage of 425 m / 100 g and needle size 2.5 mm can be used.

You can find more about Bou here: *click*

Walkies BOX is our latest sewing pattern for a stylish poop bag pouch with a box-style closure and a loop for
attaching it to a leash, jacket, or belt.

The roll of poop bags is inserted through the top opening, and the individual bags are pulled out through this opening.

Since it requires very little fabric, this little pouch is perfect for using up fabric scraps. It also makes a perfect little gift for dog owners.


Just arrived and still nice and warm!
The two cozy cuddly hippos Hazel & George ♥

The crochet pattern is - as always - detailed and includes numerous close-up photos.
Here is the pattern -> CLICK

Pullover "Summer Evening" could become your absolute favorite piece in your wardrobe. It’s a wonderful companion for every season.

As a crop top, with 3/4 sleeves, or as a long-sleeved pullover, you can make everything completely individually with this pattern.

The pullover is worked from the top down (RVO) and can be made in any women’s size; everything is explained in detail in the pattern.You can crochet it following a written pattern, or work from a crochet chart.



Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:

Material:

• 4-ply yarn (Bobbel) was used here (of course you can also use 3-ply yarn or
  yarns with a similar yardage
• crochet hook suitable for the yarn (in the example here, size 3.5)

Amount needed: (depending on your crochet style)

• Sizes 32/34/36 - approx. 1100 m – 1300 m
• Sizes 38/40/42 - approx. 1350 m – 1600 m
• Sizes 44/46/48 - approx. 1650 m – 2100 m
• From size 50 - from approx. 2150 m -

There are also new items in the crafts section:



The apple tree is laden with juicy fruit. That’s why harvest helpers are urgently needed :-) Even craft beginners are very welcome! Thanks to the detailed step-by-step photos, recreating it is much easier than the finished bonsai tree and little basket might suggest. Your reward: an unusual eye-catcher for your home.

The instructions for this bonsai tree made of beads and wire are available here

Triangular Shawl "Mayla"

Sporty, classic, and beautiful - that’s the best way to describe this shawl.
The lace pattern is very easy to work, repeats every 2 rows, and works up wonderfully smoothly. Because of the lace pattern, the shawl is very light and drapes beautifully and loosely.
The shawl is crocheted from the side and is almost symmetrical. Also a very nice beginner project.

Here’s the pattern

"Isabella" Tunic - beautiful top with romantic details

The top is crocheted in one piece as an RVO (top-down raglan), making it very suitable for gradient yarns / yarn cakes.

Click here for the pattern

Also new in August:

Pearl bracelet, pearl choker, and/or pearl anklet



The elegant and timeless design is very easy to recreate, even if this is your first time making your own jewelry. And you don’t need any “jewelry-making tools”—just beads, a needle, thread, scissors, and a clasp, and you’re ready to go.

You can find the pattern and more pictures here

Clematis flower wash pads made from sponge yarn



Super easy and quick to crochet, and very decorative and useful in the bathroom.

Go to the pattern



Another new beaded necklace or beaded bracelet



You can find the pattern here

There are also matching earrings for it in my shop.

Lucil is a scarf with a beautiful lace pattern. It has a three-dimensional effect created by knitting stitches together.

I knitted it with Schachenmayr Ombre Lace yarn, which has a lovely gradient from light to dark.

Basic knowledge of knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together should be present.

You can find the pattern here 

Isn’t little Ingo the hedgehog cute? He’s perfect both as a decoration (e.g. in the fall) and as a stuffed animal, because his quills don’t prick at all. They’re crocheted with eyelash yarn (Brazilia by Schachenmayr) and are wonderfully soft and cuddly, just like the velvety body, for which I used chenille yarn (Bohème Velvet by GoHandmade).
Ingo is about 14 cm tall and would love for you to crochet him!

Click on this link: Crochet Ingo the Hedgehog