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A beautiful poinsettia awaits you at the link. 
The detailed, richly illustrated pattern is also suitable for crochet beginners.

Do you have a child or grandchild with a tricycle, balance bike, or Puky? Then make them happy and crochet this bag for them. I fulfilled a big wish for my granddaughter with it.

Recommended for experienced crocheters

Click here for the crochet pattern

Socks are a great weekend project. If you haven’t felt like knitting them before because of the heel, the mowi heel will make sock knitting your favorite pastime from now on.

A very well-described pattern that will convince even beginners to start knitting socks.

Click here for the knitting pattern

You can never have too many cozy pillows!
And with thick yarn, they’re actually pretty quick to crochet over a weekend ♥

Dieter, the cozy stingray
is crocheted using Myboshi Samt and a size 4.5 (or even 5) hook.




The super-cute cloud pillow
can be crocheted with any yarn! The thicker the yarn, the bigger the pillow :-)

 Start thinking about fall decor now!

The cute hedgehogs in the leaf pile
are an adorable decorating idea!

Crocheted from socks and leftover cotton yarn, they come together quickly and give your home an autumnal flair.

A small crochet project on the weekend always brings joy. My 3 recommendations bring joy beyond that too, namely to the doll moms as they play with their dolls.

How about a dreamy princess dress?


Or a (night)gown with a matching little jacket?




Or perhaps the set from the “Swing” series, where the pieces can be wonderfully combined?

I hope you and the doll moms have lots of fun with the project of your choice.
Warm regards, and Ina wishes you a lovely weekend 

Stylish espadrilles for babies are quick to knit—
just a couple of hours on the weekend is all it takes!

The pattern is very simple, and it’s a lot of fun to follow.

Just one skein of each color and size 3.5–4 knitting needles—and you’re ready to go!

Soon it will be that time again when we make ourselves comfortable in a cozy armchair with a good book. Of course, you'll absolutely need a bookmark for that—preferably one that matches the book:
For fairy tales and legends: Frog Prince bookmark

For fantasy and knight books: Dragon bookmark

For adventure and animal stories: Monkey bookmark

All the bookmarks are quick to crochet. You'll only need a few colorful bits of leftover yarn. Download the patterns—and off you go!