New Crochet Patterns for October 2019

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here you can showcase the new crochet patterns from October 2019 and September 28, 29, and 30, 2019. Don’t forget to include pictures, links, and details.

As the weather gets cooler, we spend more time at home again. I especially love cozy tea times at a beautifully set table. I designed the following placemat for a "Tea for 2":
Of course, you’ll need to crochet two of them for it to serve its purpose :-)

Download the crochet pattern right here!

Cute gnome Advent calendar - unusual and unique
Eight different gnome designs and sweet little bags to fill

The gnomes are small pouches; they are closed with a transparent elastic ring that is placed around the nose. The little gnome pouches are large enough to hold pretty gifts, e.g. lipstick, perfume samples, nail polish, jewelry, or of course sweets.

Go to the pattern here



There’s a new granny square for my collection of now 8 granny squares in total.

This granny square is also about 15 cm in size and matches the others, so you can use it on its own or create a pattern-mix blanket.

For this granny square, you’ll need to know chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet. In the pattern, you’ll find written instructions round by round, and I’ve also created a crochet chart again.

You can find the pattern here



Crochet Pattern Sweater "Well-Being"

Perfect for the coming cold days. With or without a collar, sleeve width, cuff width, length—everything can be adjusted so that it becomes your own individual feel-good sweater. A great pattern for women, men, or children. You can make it from written instructions and/or a crochet chart.




Click here to go directly to the pattern:

The amount of material needed depends on hook size, yarn weight, size, width, and length!
Yarn amount for sample size 38: (As pictured with collar and pocket)

• 2055 m = 685 g → 5-thread multi-strand yarn
• Crochet hook suitable for the yarn (here hook size 4)
  Allow about 200 m more or less yarn for each additional size
  (unfortunately, more precise details are not possible due to the individual
  customization).

The giraffe couple “Elton” and “Sofie” crochet pattern in two sizes 



One click - to the pattern My name is Elton and my partner is Sofie. We are a giraffe couple (size 33 x 8 cm and 30 x 7 cm). I wear shorts and a
bow tie. And my partner is decorated with butterflies on her shoes
and wears a short skirt. Ideal as a gift, toy, or simply as decoration.

Crochet Pattern Triangular Shawl “Compact”

Great 3D pattern; it’s not only fun to crochet—it’s fluffy and wonderfully warm, an ideal fall/winter shawl.
You can crochet it using written instructions or work from a crochet chart.
Ambitious beginners can also follow the pattern without any problems.



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

Material used in this example:

• 1480 m 4-ply gradient yarn
• Crochet hook size 3.5

Information on additional hook sizes and yarns can be found in the product description as well as in the pattern.

Super cute and practical too!
Whether chestnuts, acorns, or colorful autumn leaves - the small crochet bag "Acorn" holds it all ♥

With the specified materials, it will be about 18 x 20 cm in size.
The crochet pattern includes 17 pages with 60 pictures!

These two crochet patterns are brand-new additions to my shop this October.

Gwendolin the Firefly

She would love to be a prima ballerina.
She hops and dances through the garden all day long, and in the evening, when it gets dark, she glows.




Christmas Tree Elves

They’re perfect as Christmas tree ornaments, decorations for festive arrangements, gifts and little tokens for a loved one, or even as gift tags and keychains.

New in October and perfect for Halloween:



The Crazy Bats

Great as decorations together with pumpkins, hung in the window, or simply attached to a door wreath.

For the bats, all you need is yarn of your choice in 2 colors with a matching crochet hook, stuffing, and googly eyes. If they are made with cotton yarn, 25 grams of the main color and a leftover bit of the second color are already enough.

The wings are worked double-layered so they are nice and sturdy and the back appears in the main color.

The pattern is illustrated and aimed at advanced beginners, since in addition to chain stitches, slip stitches, and single crochet stitches, half double crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet stitches must also be mastered.

Have fun!

Crochet pattern for the "Odin" shawl

An asymmetrical crocheted triangular shawl with a great pattern that is addictive.
You can crochet it using written instructions or work it from a crochet chart.
It can be made in any size you like. 



Click here to go to the pattern:

What materials you need:

• Any yarn with any yardage (in this example 4-ply / 1000 m = approx. 1.70 m wingspan)
• Crochet hook to match the yarn (here size 3.5)

   
Victor the Scarecrow is a great fall decoration! He’s about 35 cm tall and is placed in a flowerpot using a round dowel. You can crochet Victor from colorful yarn scraps and finish him off with some craft wood, stuffing, and natural raffia. You’ll find the exact quantities in the product description. Click HERE!

Santa Claus is slowly making his way... He is loaded up with a large sack full of gifts. His well-behaved reindeer pulls the heavy sleigh through the snow for him.

This wonderful Christmas decoration is now available as a new crochet pattern in my shop. Everything can be crocheted from leftover yarn. The individual pieces are not firmly attached, so you can also decorate with them separately.

You can use this decoration as an Advent calendar too and fill the gift sack with a new surprise every evening, so you can even respond to spontaneous little wishes. It also has the advantage that even the most curious “children” won’t be tempted to peek beforehand.
You can find the crochet pattern here!

Many children are afraid to fall asleep in the dark. With this cute guardian angel by their bed, they’ll feel safe—because it not only watches over them while they sleep but also gives off a soft light that won’t disturb their sleep.
You can also place this little angel in the window as a lovely glowing Christmas decoration.

The angel can be crocheted from leftover yarn. It is placed on a battery-powered LED light that is controlled by a remote.
Click here for the crochet pattern!