Weekend Projects: Leftover Yarn + Bestsellers + Halloween

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find bestsellers, new arrivals, leftover yarn designs, and of course spookily beautiful Halloween patterns.
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@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

A little heart for a loved one is always a hit! This little heart with a bear measures about 11 x 11 cm and is perfect as a flower or gift tag, a pincushion, or wall decor. You can crochet it in no time using just a few leftover yarn scraps (red and gray). Make several at once if you have several people close to your heart!
You can find the crochet pattern here!

New in my shop and a wonderful fall decoration is the scarecrow Victor. Victor can be crocheted from colorful leftover yarn and will be about 35 cm tall. He looks especially good in flower pots on the windowsill.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

For a cozy tea time for two: the “Tea for 2” placemat. Of course, it’s best to crochet two of them. About 55 g of fine cotton (e.g. Catania fine, running length 165 m/50 g) and a small amount for the border are enough for 1 placemat.
Click here for the pattern!

Brand new to the collection is this sweet autumn knit cardigan with a matching hat. It fits dolls (and teddy bears) about 50 cm tall, as well as small babies.

The cardigan is knitted top-down raglan style and is easy to make, provided you have knitting experience.
The result is sure to bring great joy—to the doll mom or the baby’s mom.

To the knitting pattern and more

To go with the cardigan for dolls, there is also a pair of leggings. They are very easy to knit and quick to finish. This pair was made from the leftover yarn from the cardigan.

To the knitting pattern here

The sleeping bag for little dolls (20 cm) is great to knit from leftover yarn. The doll mom will certainly be delighted and will be much happier to go to bed. Of course, the sleeping bag also fits a stuffed animal if it is a similar size.

Two different versions are described. Each also has a different knitting pattern. This makes it easy to find suitable leftover yarn.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Welcome Halloween!
At this celebration, there is nothing better than a witch!
I’ll share my promotions so you can make them too!

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37182/muster-amigurumi-annie-die-kleine-hexe-xl-pdf-english-deutsch-dutch

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/44617/haekelanleitung-von-lilly-dem-hexenmaedchen-zubehoer-pdf-deutsch-ternura-amigurumi

I wish you all a wonderful weekend. And to make it even nicer, some needlework is part of it—at least for me. Maybe my suggestion is just right for you. They are a pair of fingerless mitts with a beautiful decorative cable at the top, and thanks to the shaped thumb they fit perfectly on the hand.

The fingerless mitts are ideal for fall. Your hands are already kept warm, but your fingers still have freedom of movement, for example to use a phone or count out money. You only need 50 g of yarn, a suitable needle, and the pattern. One more tip from me: This would also make a great gift for a granddaughter or best friend—the young girls really like this design ;-)

--> Click here for the pattern for the fingerless mitts.

Best wishes - Ina

You can knit them in a solid color ...


or knit them with gradient yarn:

Here’s another handmade recommendation for the crochet fans. If you have children or grandchildren, you always need a surprise or a small gift now and then. For example, you could crochet a pretty doll dress for the doll moms. This one is my customers’ favorite dress. When the children get to choose one, they usually pick this one. The dress can be crocheted in different variations that are created continuously as you crochet.

-> Click here for the pattern.

I wish you lots of joy crocheting it, and the children lots of joy playing with it.
Warm regards from Ina

And besides knitting or crocheting, there are also people who enjoy felting. And that always leaves leftover felting wool, just like it does for me. You can use it to make comfortable and warm felt insoles for the whole family. You can put them in rubber boots, clogs, or other shoes. The felt insulates your feet well against the cold from below and gives you a soft step. My husband is a hobby angler and swears by the felt insoles in his boots when he goes night fishing. And my grandson always has colorful ones in his clogs because he doesn't like walking on plastic.

-> Click here for the pattern.

I wish you all a magical weekend now. Enjoy it and your handcrafts!
Warm regards from Ina

Decorations / Coasters "Little Snowflakes"

Go to the pattern (Size: diameter of approx. 10 cm) are intended as coasters for candlesticks or as door/window decorations. Not much thread is needed to make them,
so they are an ideal way to use up leftovers!


Small Christmas Trees with Bead Decorations " Decoration, Christmas Tree, -
Christmas tree ornaments



Go to the pattern 
A great weekend project: crochet, fold, and sew on beads - the decorations (size approx. 8 cm x 10 cm), Christmas tree/Christmas tree ornaments for Christmas, are quick and
easy to make.


The Giraffe Pair “Elton” and “Sofie” Crochet Pattern in Two Sizes




 Go to the pattern
My name is Elton and my partner Sofie and I are a giraffe pair (sizes 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.

"Birdy and His Friends" egg cozies - these three funny little guys make a wonderfully useful and playful fall decoration for your breakfast table. Perfect for using up leftover yarn, quick to make, and also a great gift or little something to bring along.

Click here for the pattern

Why not surprise your loved ones this Christmas with a very special little gift? These adorable little wings are quick to crochet and very versatile—not just as pendants, but also as tree ornaments, appliqués, table decorations, Advent wreath decorations, etc.
They also make wonderful decorations for weddings, baptisms, First Communions, Confirmations, etc.
Click here for the pattern:

On Halloween, the evening before All Saints’ Day, many spooky creatures are up to mischief. Little ghosts fly around, cheerfully carved pumpkins stand in front of the houses, and spiders
eagerly build their webs.



Decorated with matching colors and autumn leaves, this door wreath is a wonderful eye-catcher that is sure to attract many creatures eagerly calling “Trick or treat?”

Crochet Pattern: Halloween Door Wreath

Looking for a spooky-cute Halloween table decoration? I have just the thing for you!

Halloween Table Decoration Pattern

The pattern includes the small and large pumpkin, the ghost as an egg cozy, and the spider, and it’s a great eye-catcher for every fan of spooky things!