Patterns Perfect for TV Nights // October Highlights 2019

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find easy-to-follow patterns and projects perfect for a cozy evening in front of the TV. Shop now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include a link, an image, and the usual information.

Crochet pattern shawl "Odin"

An asymmetrical triangular shawl with an absolutely TV-friendly pattern that is very quick to memorize. .
The pattern includes written instructions as well as a crochet chart.
Ambitious beginners can also work through the pattern without any problems.



Click here and you’ll go directly 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 suitable for the yarn (here size 3.5)

I recommend a minimum yardage of 1000 m - 1200 m so that the shawl has a decent size!

Crochet Pattern Shawl "Windschief"

An asymmetrical triangular shawl with a great pattern that repeats continuously.
You can crochet it using a written pattern , or work from a crochet chart .
Even ambitious beginners can follow the pattern without any problems.



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

What materials you need: The amounts naturally depend, among other things, on your crochet style!

• Amount needed with 4-ply yarn → approx. 1350 m (sample shawl) - with hook size 4
• Amount needed with 4-ply yarn → approx. 1300 m – with hook size 3.5
• Amount needed with 3-ply yarn → approx. 1180 m – with hook size 3
• Amount needed with 3-ply yarn → approx. 1250 m – with hook size 3.5

Knitting Pattern _ Glitter Beanie
       View the pattern!
No pom-pom this time, just a stylish tassel,
which makes this hat truly special!

It knits up super fast, and after
a few rows, you can almost knit the pattern blindly.

All sizes

30-40 g Papatya Batik Silver
Turkish wool with a beautiful color gradient and glitter
approx. 40-50 g black

You can crochet Minto almost on the side.

This beginner-friendly, tightly worked triangular shawl measures 160 x 96 cm and weighs 250 g.

I used the "Peppermint" yarn cake from Traumgarne for this project.

Find out more about the pattern here: *click*

These little gift bags have many advantages: they let you wrap oddly shaped gifts beautifully, you don't have any paper waste, and the bags can be used again every year.

You can easily crochet the St. Nicholas bags on the side. The pattern is very simple and regular, and there are no increases or decreases; the color gradient comes from the yarn—so everything is very simple. You can make the bags in any size you like. The appliqués are also quick and easy to crochet. A few bits of leftover yarn are enough for them. For the bags themselves, I used sock yarn with a Christmas color gradient.


Click here for the crochet pattern!

An equally TV-friendly model is this cape knitted in a knit-purl pattern.

It measures 120 x 51 cm and is knitted from a 4-ply 200 g gradient cake.

To the pattern: *click*

If you don’t have to keep your eyes glued to the screen the whole time, you can make these glitter balls at the same time.
 


These approximately 9 cm ornaments are made from photo cardstock and decorated with glitter liner. Preparing the individual elements—especially letting the glitter liner dry—takes a little time, but putting them together afterward is quick and easy.

This cozy, warm poncho made from soft sock yarn is absolutely perfect for TV nights. If you have basic knitting skills, it’s very easy.

The poncho is super comfortable, because it keeps your entire upper body warm while leaving your arms free. It’s also lightweight and easy to take with you anywhere.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Every baby could use a cozy, warm sleeping bag like this right now. It’s a great project to knit while watching TV. It fits babies up to one year old.

Basic knitting skills and some knitting experience are required.

Go to the knitting pattern here

This cute kids’ sweater made from sock yarn with a button placket in the front is also perfect for knitting in the evening while watching TV. It fits toddlers in sizes 86–98. The sleeves and length can be adjusted as desired. The sweater is knitted without seams.

Basic knitting skills and some knitting experience should be available.

Click here for the knitting pattern

These two blankets have simple patterns that are easy to work on while watching TV



Knitting pattern for a pattern using only knit and purl stitches. This cable look is achieved without a cable needle. The size of the blanket can be adjusted individually.

Click here and you’ll go straight to the pattern



This model is started in the center and is crocheted like a granny. The pattern repeats continuously and grows through the increases in the corners. Here, too, the size is individual; you simply stop at the desired size or when the yarn runs out.

Click here and you’ll get to the pattern

The cooler seasons will eventually pass, so it’s not a bad idea to prepare something for your summer projects on the side.

These instructions will be a great help with your projects: With 3 flower shapes, each available in 5 to 7 sizes ranging from about 3 to 7.5 cm, plus circle templates for the flower centers, you’ll have a foundation for countless flower variations that you can use for room and table decorations, gift wrapping, jewelry, and more.



  These flowers are made from cardstock and are a particularly beautiful way to repurpose paper scraps.

           One click - to the pattern




No snow outside in winter? The self-crocheted snowflakes, e.g. in the window, create a wintry feel and of course
Christmas spirit.  The snowflakes
are ideal as a base for tealights, cups, or as Christmas tree decorations
suitable. 


The crochet pattern is great for on the go, for a weekend project, or for crocheting during
a TV evening.

Just watching TV would be really boring. We can make better use of the time by doing some lovely handicraft on the side while watching an interesting travel documentary. That way you make good progress on your project without really noticing it. My suggestions for a cozy evening in front of the TV are:

Knitting Pattern: Timeless Baby Blanket in Merino Wool
-> easy-to-knit pattern that you can quickly memorize, wonderfully cuddly, warm and soft, 2 sizes, ideal as a welcome gift for a baby or as a Christmas gift for a child/grandchild



Universal Cowl
->in 3 sizes for the whole family: father, mother, child, we knit continuously in the round, always around and around, always the same easy-to-knit pattern, the colors come straight from the ball of yarn, works in a solid color or with a gradient



Featherlight Cowl
-> luxury for your neck, very airy and featherlight in gossamer-soft cashmere yarn, we knit only knit stitches in the round, ideal for an evening in front of the TV

Hello dear Crazypatterns visitors,
I’d like to introduce three of my crochet models here that can conveniently be crocheted comfortably on the couch in front of the TV, since they have a simple, constantly repeating pattern.

Beanie KUSCHELGLÜCK

This beanie can easily be adjusted to any head circumference. It is crocheted in two parts (ribbing and top section). Since both parts have constantly repeating, easy-to-remember patterns, the beanie is easy to crochet and can also be made by beginners. Almost any yarn and yarn weight can be used as well.
Get the crochet pattern here: Beanie KUSCHELGLÜCK

Loop with gradient yarn
  
This loop scarf is crocheted with a simple pattern, so it is easy for beginners to make too. Thanks to the gradient yarn used, it still has lots of variety. I used a 3-ply cake with 750 m of yardage.
Get the crochet pattern here: Loop with gradient yarn

Baby blanket MARIE
     
This sweet baby blanket is crocheted with a lovely pattern and gets an individual color gradient without any gradient yarn at all. Exactly how this works is explained to you in the crochet pattern. The blanket is crocheted in the practical size of 80 x 100 cm. This lets you fold it double in the stroller, and it will keep your baby nice and warm. Later, you can simply use it in a single layer, giving you a wonderful blanket for toddlers too.
Get the crochet pattern here: Baby blanket MARIE

The crochet pattern for this headband consists of just one row. The width and height can be adjusted individually. For my headbands, 50 grams of yarn with approx. 120 - 160 m yardage has always been enough.

Click here to go to the pattern and yarn suggestions

So simple, so trendy, so cozy! 


"Zandvoort" Winter Hat