Weekend Projects: Bestsellers + Start of Carnival

Dear users, dear authors,
How about a few bestsellers for a wonderful weekend? Carnival patterns and delightful new releases are also available.
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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 nice craft project on the weekend does us soooo much good. We make something beautiful with our hands, and at the same time we can relax wonderfully. That’s why I wouldn’t recommend anything complicated, but rather something small and manageable, so it doesn’t turn into stress. Maybe you’ll like my ideas?

For more sample images, information, reviews, and of course the pattern itself, just click on the headings.

I wish you all a wonderfully relaxed, cozy weekend - Yours, Ina

Crochet pattern for a craft bucket

-> Ideal for using up leftovers, something practical, and you always keep your tools organized; we practically crochet around a plastic bucket; it gets pockets on the outside for the crochet hooks, and the current project goes inside



Knitting and felting pattern for homemade felt soles

-> You really need these right now in the cold, wet season; they keep you warm and insulate against the cold from below. Simply knit them from leftovers; the washing machine takes care of the felting.



Crochet pattern for 3-piece Barbie doll outfit "Halter dress, hat, and clutch"

-> this will delight all doll moms, and it doesn’t take much yarn either

Such a little bunny is the ideal first cuddly toy! It is crocheted using three types of yarn with different textures: velvet yarn, plush yarn, and cotton. This creates a very special tactile feel that encourages the baby to touch and explore. The body is not stuffed, so the baby can grasp the bunny more easily like a cuddle cloth. You can crochet a bunny boy (left) or a bunny girl (right), which differ slightly in eye shape and colors.
You can find the crochet pattern here!

  
If you want to give money or a gift certificate for Christmas, then this little beaded pouch makes a great
way to wrap it. It’s a lovely gift for older ladies as well as young women. It can be used as a little coin purse or to store jewelry when traveling. For First Communion, you can also put a rosary inside.
With a little leftover yarn, a small purse frame, and a few beads, you can get started right away.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

If you're already thinking about Carnival, you might feel like crocheting these fantastic carnival masks from some leftover yarn and a few sequins. The pattern describes everything round by round, and there is also a chart for those who prefer to work from a crochet chart.
At the end, the mask can be decorated however you like with rhinestones, feathers, or sequins. But it also looks great without any extra embellishments (white mask).
Click right here and you'll go to the crochet pattern!

We could use a little more color in dreary November.
With my Dragon Arc, we’ll keep some color left over for the winter.
You’ll need a gradient yarn cake with 1000 m of yardage, though of course it also works with other yarn. The patterns are explained in detail and also shown in chart form.
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/54903/anlis-drachenbogen-gestricktes-dreieckstuch

How about a lovely Christmas gift for the doll mom? This colorful jacket with the matching hat is sure to make children’s eyes light up.

The jacket is knitted with raglan from the top down and is easy to knit, provided you have knitting experience. The hat is just as easy to make. Everything is explained clearly, row by row.

The items fit dolls and teddy bears measuring 45–50 cm, or even small newborns.

Go to the knitting pattern

This cozy, warm baby winter set made from sock yarn is quick and easy to knit and keeps the baby’s head, hands, feet, and neck wonderfully warm. Just the thing for the cold season. It also makes a lovely gift for Christmas or a new baby.

The set fits babies from about 3–12 months and can easily be knit from leftover yarn.

View the knitting pattern

A pair of baby leggings made from warm sock yarn, that’s just the thing right now. They keep your baby warm and are super comfortable. They even fit over a thick cloth diaper.

Easy to knit if you have some knitting experience. The leggings fit from 3 to at least 12 months, possibly even up to 18 months. You can use the leftover yarn to knit the 4-piece set shown above.

Click here for the knitting pattern

One skein, one weekend, one headband

The crochet pattern is worked over one row, and you should know single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, and chain stitches. There is a written pattern, and you’ll also find a crochet chart.

Click here and you’ll get to the pattern. The headband can be crocheted individually in both width and head circumference. 

Whether you need more Christmas tree ornaments or larger decorative ornaments—this pattern includes templates for ornaments in three sizes, so you can easily bring all your decorating ideas to life.


 
The ornaments are made from cardstock and can be decorated with glitter liner as desired. They measure approximately 7, 11, and 17.5 cm. To make the individual pieces, you should be comfortable using a craft knife, but assembling the ornaments is very easy.