Mini Projects on the Go // October 2019 Issue

Dear users and authors,
here you’ll find small projects for on the go.
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget images, links, etc.

This winter set for babies consists of many small individual pieces that are also very easy to knit on the go. For it, I used the leftover sock yarn from the baby leggings. The set fits from 3–12 months.

Easy to knit if you have knitting experience.

Go to the knitting pattern here

These doll leggings are also quick to knit in between other things — to the delight of the doll mom, who can dress her favorite doll up beautifully.

Easy to knit from leftover yarn.

Go to the knitting pattern here

This little sleeping bag for dolls and stuffed animals (approx. 20 cm in size) comes in 2 versions, both of which can be very easily knitted from leftover yarn. The length can also be easily adjusted if the doll is bigger.

This will make children more willing to go to bed, because their stuffed animal or doll is already in its sleeping bag.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Autumn is a beautiful season. There are colorful leaves, acorns, chestnuts, beechnuts, and many other things to collect, such as pine cones.



In my free crochet pattern, I’ll show you how to quickly and easily conjure up little hedgehogs with them. The hedgehogs make beautiful fall decorations, are a real eye-catcher, and are also suitable for beginners.

These crochet projects are ideal for on the go; they take up little space and can be crocheted in no time during a train or car ride.

All you need to make them is leftover yarn and a suitable crochet hook.

Christmas ornaments crocheted from leftover yarn


They are crocheted with chains, slip stitches, single crochet, and half double crochet.

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“Celtic Knot” appliqué


Using chains, slip stitches, and double crochet, you can easily create this patch.

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Ivy


They are crocheted with chains, slip stitches, single crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet.

All patterns are beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.

Knitting Pattern: Schildi Needle Cushion

      Go to the pattern!

Pack some yarn and a few needles in your bag,
quickly and easily whip up a lovely gift
for your mom or a friend.

The finished turtle will be about 20 cm tall

These projects are great to make on the go :



Fuji - Makeup remover pads with a small laundry net


Granny Yuminari and



the Hakkakuno pot holder.

To access the patterns, simply click on the words highlighted in blue.

For on the go, I always find it very practical to have socks with me to knit. These spiral socks are knitted completely without a heel. This way, the pattern helps them fit snugly around the foot, and because there is no heel, they grow with the wearer for a long time.

The knitting pattern has been knitted in several sizes, and the pattern is explained in detail in writing with pictures.

Crochet Pattern for Dishcloths / Pot Coasters / Potholders



These dishcloths make a lovely gift for friends or for yourself, and they’re quite quick to crochet.

The stitch pattern is worked over just one row, and you should know how to make single crochet, chain stitches, half double crochet, and double crochet. This little project is also a great way to use up leftover yarn.

The Leah wrist warmers are super quick to knit.
You need 50 g of yarn (yardage approx. 350 m per 100 g), a set of double-pointed needles in size 2.5 mm, and you can get started.
The wrist warmers are also perfect as a Christmas gift, for example.

The pattern explains in detail and step by step how to knit the wrist warmers.

Here’s the pattern

Cute little “Romantica” angel wings—quick to crochet and versatile, not just as pendants, but also as tree ornaments, appliqués, table decorations, decorations for your Advent wreath, inserts for invitations, etc.
Click here for the pattern:

Gift Bag "Sweetheart"
With this pretty bag, you can wrap small gifts in a sweet and charming way. Perfect for jewelry, but also for many other little items.

Here’s the pattern

And these cute little angels are also wonderful to make while you’re on the go—super quick and easy to make, they’ll brighten up any gift
Click here for the pattern

 Click here for the pattern 


This year, too, I’ve crocheted snowflakes and stars for Christmas. The snowflakes make wonderful Christmas tree ornaments and
can also be used as coasters for tea lights. A great
Christmas gift.

The pattern is suitable for beginners, so you can make a snowflake in no time. It uses very little yarn, making
it ideal for using up yarn scraps.