Advanced Users: Download Exciting, Challenging Models

Dear users and authors,
Here you’ll find new challenges for advanced crafters.
Get started now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough.
Don’t forget the image / link / necessary information about materials, etc.

The “Cleopatra’s Labyrinth” triangular shawl is a bit more challenging due to its mosaic pattern.
This requires careful attention. But the result is well worth the effort.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43559/cleopatras-labyrinth-gestricktes-dreieckstuch

You’ll need 200g of yarn with a yardage of 425m per 100g. The stitch patterns are all explained in detail, and most also include a chart.
The finished shawl measures 2.30 m x 0.63 m.

Do you have a toddler at home or among your friends? Then you’re sure to make them incredibly happy with this bag. The bag fits on a tricycle, Puky, or balance bike. It’s perfect for carrying treasures or a favorite stuffed animal or doll.

If you have good crochet skills, this bag is easy to recreate. It’s crocheted using a single-crochet technique, which makes it very sturdy. The bottom is reinforced.

Click here for the crochet pattern

This men's vest with the pretty cable pattern is timeless and suitable for any occasion. Men want to be fashionably dressed, too. This vest would be a great idea for a Christmas gift.

The vest is knitted from merino wool.

To the knitting pattern here

This pretty children's jacket is a cute eye-catcher and has everything children love: a hood that can be pulled on quickly and pockets for lots of treasures.

The jacket is knitted from merino wool with raglan sleeves, worked from the top down.

Click here for the knitting pattern

         One click - to the pattern



Elegant scarf, stole in a floral pattern crochet pattern

A lovely crochet project for spring to receive compliments!  

An elegant scarf in a floral pattern and decorated with fringes, weighs approx. 125 g, has a size of approx. 165 cm x 25 cm (measured including fringes), is a beautiful accessory for any
woman’s wardrobe and attracts admiring glances.

Material:  2 (1, 1/4 skeins) "NAKO Mohair Special" (10% mohair wool, 80% polyacrylic, 100 g, approx. 550 m) in white, or alternatively fine polyacrylic or wool can be used.

“Just one more row so I can see how it goes…” You all know that feeling, right?
It’s so exciting to watch what starts as indefinable patches slowly turn into a pattern—you just don’t want to stop.

That’s why this decorative beach bag is perfect for anyone who loves varied craft projects. It’s crocheted using the tapestry technique with double crochet stitches. This makes it very sturdy, and the pattern is easy to work.

You’ll crochet with two colors of cotton yarn (125 m / 50 g). You’ll need about 5 skeins of the dark color and four of the light color.

The crochet pattern for the beach bag is available here!



And if you have a few scraps left over or want to practice the tapestry technique first, I recommend this glasses case, which matches the beach bag perfectly:

It measures 21 x 8 cm, and you’ll need 25 g of the light color and 8 g of the dark color.

You can find the pattern for the glasses case here!


These two pot holders are also crocheted using the tapestry technique.


They’re crocheted in double layers so you can slip your hand in from the bottom like a glove. Thanks to the tapestry technique, which leaves no floats visible on the back, you can crochet them easily.
Click here for the patterns for the polar bear and penguin!

Knitting pattern for a sweater in sizes 6 months and 9 months.

I knitted the sweaters with Patons Baby Smiles Fairytale Dreamtime 4ply yarn 85 m / 25 g and Schachenmayr Baby Smiles Merino Wool yarn 85 m/25 g. The amount used was approx. 150 grams.

For the pattern, you’ll find detailed written instructions. The pattern is also shown in a knitting chart.

Click here for the pattern

The Butchigai pattern panel requires your concentrated attention.
It features lace and cable patterns and can be used, for example, as follows:

• Scarf
• Sweater
• Vest / jacket
• as an insert or trim on sweaters / slipovers

to name just a few examples.

Click here for the pattern: *click*

Making Advent calendars usually takes a little time.
Since you’ll surely have plenty to do before Christmas anyway, it would be smart to get this part of the preparations done ahead of time.



For this clever and somewhat tricky Advent calendar , there are no illustrated instructions—only written instructions. So you’ll have to figure out for yourself how everything fits together. But it’s not really difficult and mostly becomes clear on its own; plus, a cube model and product photos will help you along the way. You should still have some crafting experience, though.

The calendar is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 12.5 x 12.5 x 12.5 cm.