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Do you have a child or grandchild with a Puky, tricycle, or balance bike? Then they’ll be absolutely thrilled with this bag. Their favorite stuffed animal can come along for the ride, or they can collect treasures while out and about.

There are some great crochet details that all advanced crocheters will enjoy.

How about crocheting this bag as a Christmas gift? It’s sure to bring cheers of joy!!

Click here for the crochet pattern

A cozy cotton or wool baby’s first jacket like this is something every newborn can use. It has pretty details, for example a heart lace pattern. Of course, any color can be used here.

This jacket is also a perfect fit for dolls or teddy bears measuring 50–55 cm.

Quick to knit – so you’ll have a special gift for a birth or for Christmas.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Our men like to be cozy and warm in winter, too. This vest with a cable pattern is timeless and suits every occasion. 

A great idea as a Christmas gift. It’s sure to be well received.

The description fits size 48/50 with the specified yarn weight.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Knitting Pattern: Set-Fashion
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This special sweater buttons up at the shoulders.
The pattern gives the sweater a look that’s both elegant and playful!

Sizes: 3/6/12 months
Yarn: (For the entire set)
Cotton Fun Gründl
150/150/200 g natural
50/50/100 g nougat
10 cm = 22 stitches and 29 rows
3 buttons

These two potholders in tapestry technique are perfect for anyone who already has a little crochet experience. Especially in winter, they’re an eye-catcher in the kitchen. They are crocheted double so you can slip your hand inside like a mitten.
The pattern includes a graphical counting chart you can work from. The individual rows are also written out in table form.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

With this fly agaric lantern, the St. Martin’s parade is twice as much fun! The fairly small lantern is nice and compact and easy for small children to carry, too.
 


The lantern is made from photo cardstock and transparent paper and measures approx. 19 x 25 x 10 cm. It isn’t especially difficult to make, but you should already have a little crafting experience.

The Cool Temptation poncho is knitted in one piece. 
The lace pattern right at the beginning requires attention and some initial lace experience. After that, it continues in a relaxed way. 
The lace pattern is explained with a chart; the other patterns are also written out.
You’ll need 300 to 400 g of sock-weight yarn.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/40425/cool-temptation-gestrickter-poncho

Knitted in Double Face, these two children’s cowls are a lovely project for advanced knitters. Depending on your taste, the “My first Love” design features a cuddly sheep, while the “Dancing Ballerina” design is another option. Pick your child’s favorite colors (ideally two colors with strong contrast) and then get knitting — there’s still time to finish it as a gift for St. Nicholas Day or Christmas :-)





Here is the pattern “My first Love”, and here you can find the pattern “Dancing Ballerina”.

This gift packaging is a nice challenge for experienced crafters: Cutting out the individual pieces is easy, but putting them together requires patience, dexterity, and some crafting experience in a few places.



  The sporty Santa boot is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 22 x 21.5 x 9 cm.