Yellow and Orange: Hold On to Summer.

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find designs in yellow and orange that let you hold on to summer.
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget material info, links, images, etc.

You can definitely hold on to summer with this colorful decoration, and it’s sure to put you in a good mood at breakfast.

The “Spring Meadow” uses yellow and orange, as well as other pretty colors, in crochet. It’s easy to crochet and leaves room for creativity. The decoration consists of placemats with a flower border, scatter flowers, egg cozies and egg outfits, as well as coasters.

Another advantage: this is a lovely way to use up cotton leftover yarn from summer.

Click here for the crochet pattern

This cute kids’ sweater with its pretty pattern will fit for quite some time, as it grows with your child from sizes 98–116. It has virtually no seams and is quite easy to knit. The collar is a real eye-catcher.

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This children’s sweater with a collar and button placket is knitted from cozy, soft sock yarn and has no seams. It fits sizes 92–104.

Quick and easy to knit—suitable for experienced beginners.

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With my “Good Mood” scarf and the colors yellow and orange, summer will stay with us for a long time.
The pattern is explained row by row and also shown in a chart, making it absolutely beginner-friendly.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43337/gute-laune-schal

You’ll need 300g of yarn with a yardage of about 400m per 100g; I used merino silk yarn.
You can wear it as a scarf, stole, or cape.

(More) sun - (more) summer - (more) sunshine is also available with the 
Mandala Washcloth/Dishcloth Sunburst 



You can find the pattern here

Even Barbie dolls (especially dark-haired ones, which are becoming increasingly popular) love to wear yellow because it’s bright and radiates warmth.
You can crochet this pretty summer dress with a cowl neckline in 4 different variations using just one pattern. All you need are a few pieces of leftover yarn and a crochet hook.  The pattern is simple and detailed, with plenty of pictures, making it suitable even for beginners.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

What do you associate with summer and sunshine? Exactly, the sunflower! The little flower child "Sunflower" is about 12 cm tall (the sunflower measures about 20 cm) and feels right at home in any summery decoration on the seasonal table, but also all by itself among the flowers on the windowsill. It has bendable arms and legs, so it can strike all kinds of different poses. You can crochet it in no time from a few colorful bits of leftover yarn.
You can get to the pattern by clicking here: Crochet Flower Child Sunflower

Or should it be not only decorative, but useful too? For that, I have a very special sunflower here:

It is crocheted from Rico's "Creative Bubble" sponge yarn and can be used as a dish sponge or for showering and exfoliating. Since you can wash this material at 60° in the washing machine, the sponge always stays hygienically clean and can be used again and again.
CLICK HERE and you'll get to the pattern!

A knitted triangle shawl. Can we hold on to the sun and its warmth? It always happens so quickly that it loses its strength. But with colors, we can preserve that feeling.

Knitted from a yarn cake, this model is easy to recreate with a little experience in knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together.

Find the pattern here

Here, I’d like to introduce you to patterns in beautiful, sunny shades of yellow and orange:

Crochet pattern for lanterns

These lanterns aren’t just a lovely decoration for summer. They also make great gifts and are easy for ambitious beginners to crochet.
Get the crochet pattern and more info here: Colorful Lanterns

Crochet pattern for a simple loop scarf

This loop scarf was crocheted using gradient yarn and a simple pattern, making it especially beginner-friendly. All you need is one 750 m yarn cake, and you’re ready to go.
Get the crochet pattern and more info here: Simple Loop

Crochet pattern for a beanie with a pom-pom

Even though summer is still shining its warm rays, winter is definitely on its way. And with it comes the cold. This simple beanie with a pom-pom is a lovely children’s hat with a timeless design.
Get the crochet pattern and more info here: Beanie with Pom-Pom

These pants look good in every color. You can knit them in mini, midi, or long - or even as overalls. Add a matching top and the beautiful doll outfit is complete. The doll mom will be delighted, and you can use up your leftover yarn.

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If you prefer to crochet, then the crocheted long dress might be something for you. You could combine it with the other 5 designs that are part of the doll fashion series.

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I hope you have lots of fun with these little handmade projects.
Warm regards from Ina

Here’s another tip from me: Kids love bright colors, even for their slippers . So you can make them in their favorite colors—including yellow or orange, of course. You knit them, and the washing machine takes care of the felting. You can make them in any size. They always keep your feet cozy and warm without making you sweat. In the pattern, I describe and show exactly how to do it.

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I hope you enjoy this project. Best wishes, Ina



P.S. They’re also available in a “roll-neck version.” Just stop by and take a look ...

This gift bag in two shades of yellow is perfect for summer and makes for an original and spacious way to wrap back-to-school gifts!



The retro school bag is made of cardstock and measures approximately 25 x 18.2 x 9 cm. The child’s name on the bag flap can, of course, be changed—the download includes the entire alphabet as a template.