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The next spring is sure to come:


These pretty Spring Blossom Egg Cozies can be crocheted from a few bits of leftover yarn and instantly bring a spring mood to the breakfast table!


The Barbie dolls are getting dressed up for spring too. In this short dirndl  Barbie is looking forward to the first warming rays of sunshine. Leftover yarn is also perfect for this. I recommend thin cotton, e.g. Catania fine.


The next summer is sure to come:


Use your leftover yarn to crochet these great shells. Then you won't need a vacation and can bring that seaside feeling home.


Here you can crochet a whole vacation wardrobe for Barbie dolls - 10 pieces that can all be mixed and matched: sun hat, beach bag, hot pants, spaghetti top, capri pants, long skirt, fringed tunic, bikini top, bikini bottoms and Carmen blouse.



The next fall is sure to come:


The generously filled basket with crocheted vegetables is a great decoration for Thanksgiving. Afterward, the vegetables can be "sold" in the children's play shop or "prepared" in the play kitchen.


Fall is also Oktoberfest season! These cute crocheted appliqués "Oktoberfest"
can be turned into refrigerator magnets or pins. They can decorate invitations to the beer festival or be used as scatter decorations.



The next winter is sure to come:


Rudi, the Moose is a quick-to-crochet keychain that can become a cute little gift for someone dear at Christmastime.


In a sweater and pants  the little dress-up dolls are warmly wrapped up and certainly won't get cold. Here you can use lots of small bits of leftover sock yarn or yarn of a similar thickness. Depending on the yarn used, the pieces look festive or sporty-casual.

There’s still some time until Christmas...
If you’d like to crochet something really special for your children, grandchildren, or the neighbor’s kids, the ponies Paul & Paulina are just the thing!

The detailed crochet pattern shows you step by step how to make these two adorable ponies ♥

The socks with the brilliantly simple mowi heel

For anyone who isn’t a fan of knitting socks, this is just the thing. These socks can be knitted very easily with 3 needles. You get 4 different size examples, described row by row.

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The convertible pinafore dress that grows with your child — from 6 months to 3 years

It’s easy to knit, has a pretty heart pattern, and has no seams. A true quick-change artist

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The round collar that warms your shoulders and always looks pretty

Optimized for beginners (with basic skills), this is a very simple pattern that’s easy to follow. You only need one skein for it.

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The grow-with-me pinafore skirt for toddlers from 1.5 to 5 years

This pinafore skirt also has no seams, is very easy to knit, and has a pretty heart pattern. A favorite piece that will bring joy for a long time.

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The grow-with-me baby pinafore dress from 3–18 months

The baby looks adorable in it. It has a good fit and is very easy to knit. This little dress also has knitted-in hearts.

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The tissue box with hearts and butterflies

It belongs in every household and looks pretty anywhere. Even on the dining table, because there it can even replace napkins. A great gift idea, useful and decorative at the same time.

This is a great way to crochet up colorful leftover yarn.

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The Sleeping Owl is a practical shower sponge/bath sponge and a beautiful eye-catcher in your bathroom. And because it’s easy to crochet (even for beginners), the Sleeping Owl also makes a lovely little gift.



The pattern for the Sleeping Owl is available here

These little unicorns are the ideal gifts for little unicorn fans.
You can find the pattern for them here


And what goes better with unicorns... exactly... cute little dragons...
You can find the pattern for these adorable little companions here

Knitting pattern for a hat in 8 sizes—for the whole family—everyone gets their favorite color

In the pattern, I’ll guide you round by round all the way to the finished hat. You should have a basic understanding of knit and purl stitches and how to knit stitches together. The loop pattern is explained in detail with pictures.

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Knitting pattern for a blanket. The size of this blanket can easily be adjusted to your own preferences. The pattern is explained in writing, and you’ll also find a knitting chart. You should know how to knit and purl.

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This project is also easy to make, as it requires only knowledge of knit and purl stitches. You can adjust its size both in length and width.

Click here to go to the pattern for the scarf "Nights in Toronto"

Want to try out a few new granny squares? Here I’ll show you a few from my collection, which are all the same size, so you can crochet a wonderful granny blanket with a mix of patterns.



This is Granny Number5 and the most popular granny square in my series.

You should be familiar with chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, and double crochet.

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Granny Number2 is a beautiful granny square that also works well crocheted in two colors. This granny square also has the same number of stitches in the final round, and you can crochet the blanket together or sew it together at the end.

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Granny Gitter was my first granny square in the series. This unusual granny square is also very popular with customers. It starts with a lattice pattern in the middle, and the flower pattern repeats in the double crochet section.

Click here to go to the pattern for Granny “Gitter”



Granny Number3 is crocheted as a circle at the beginning and then transitions into a square shape. 

But these granny squares aren’t only great for a blanket; you can also use them to make cushions or appliqués.

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All the granny squares together could then make a blanket like this

It’s that time of year again for cozy shawls. Thanks to its great size—2.30 x 0.65 m—Natures Sheepy can be worn in many different ways.
It’s knitted with 300g of yarn with a yardage of 450m per 100g. Each color has its own pattern, and all of them are explained in detail and also shown in chart form.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/48790/natures-sheepy

If you’re looking for an Advent calendar that takes up little space, has compartments of varying sizes, and can be reused multiple times, then I’d like to introduce you to this one.



The calendar consists of individual containers that are glued together. It’s not difficult to make, but it does require precision and a little time. The calendar is made of photo cardstock, measures approximately 13 x 30 x 15 cm, and is very sturdy.