300 Club: Kick off a fantastic week with top patterns.

Dear users, dear authors,
start off the week right with tried-and-true bestsellers.

@Authors,
Only patterns with at least 300 sales can be featured here. CR doesn’t matter. No free patterns. Don’t forget images, links, info, etc.

Socks are always a hit, all year round. And there are plenty of people who haven’t felt like knitting them until now. That could all change now, because the mowi heel makes it super easy.

I explain it in detail using 4 different size examples, row by row, showing how to do it with the CraSyTrio—that is, with 3 needles. They make knitting even easier.

You can use them to surprise your family and knit socks for everyone this Christmas. They fit great, as many users have confirmed.

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I'll start things off with my 300+ sellers. I’ve picked out my special favorites for you. For more information and sample pictures, just click on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and working on your next handmade project.

Warm regards - Ina

Knitting and felting pattern "One-Step Felt Booties"

They are knitted in one piece, and the washing machine takes care of the felting. You can make them in all sizes for yourself, the whole family, or friends. They keep you wonderfully warm, are breathable, and feel soft underfoot. Just the thing for fall and winter. I always knit some for the whole family, and everyone loves them. Of course, everyone gets a pair in their favorite color.



Crochet pattern "Princess Dress"

Every little girl’s dream. If you let the little doll moms choose a dress for their Barbies, it would definitely be this one. My 5-year-old granddaughter called it the most beautiful one in my entire repertoire. And she has the biggest selection at my place.

You can crochet the dress in different variations, so you are really only buying 1 pattern and can crochet several different dresses from it.




Crochet pattern: Craft Bucket

Something very practical and beautiful at the same time. You can use your leftover yarn and a plastic bucket to make a decorative container for your crochet hooks and your current project. All around the outside are lots of little pockets where you can tuck in your tools, glasses, tape measure, and so on. That way you always have everything together and can quickly put it away when visitors come. I also like to give the craft bucket to a crafting friend, filled with yarn and a craft magazine.

Today I’d like to show you a few especially popular patterns from my shop that you can use to crochet wonderful Christmas gifts:
For bookworms:    Dragon BookmarkA few colorful bits of leftover yarn and a crochet hook – and you can crochet this extraordinary dragon bookmark, which is sure to delight
fairy-tale and fantasy fans. For sweet dreams:  Sleeping Little Lamb
If you crochet the lamb with thick yarn, it will be large enough for a small music box to fit inside its belly, so the
little sheep can gently accompany your child to sleep. For doll mommies:  Mermaid OutfitHere, too, a few bits of leftover yarn in aqua shades or in the doll mommy’s favorite colors are enough to transform her Barbie doll into an enchanting
mermaid. For the bathroom:  Crocheted Seashells
This is also a wonderful way to use up your small bits of leftover yarn, because almost any yarn works for the seashells, and the result
will always be different and surprising. For cuddly kids:  Baby KittenChildren who love to cuddle will be happy about this little kitten, which is just the right size to take along
anywhere. For the packages:  Colorful Bunnies
 Decorate your gift packages with these cute bunnies. That works at Christmas too. Maybe you’ll crochet them a little
colorful scarf as well? 

LaPuLi is a simple triangular shawl made from 300g of yarn with a yardage of 200m per 100g.
I knitted it in linen and a solid color, but it works with any other yarn as well.
The stitch patterns are all explained in detail, row by row, and some are also illustrated with charts.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/18213/gestricktes-einfaches-dreieckstuch-lapuli

November is drawing to a close, and if you still want to make an Advent calendar, you should start now at the very latest!



This Advent calendar is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 28 x 4.5 x 32 cm. The individual boxes measure approximately 4.5 x 4.5 x 7.8 cm. They are glued in only one spot and otherwise held together with tabs. The calendar is very easy to make and is also suitable for beginners.

A real little bestseller is Baby Loui.
He is a little curly-haired baby boy whom you can completely dress and undress.
But what he loves most of all is his pacifier, and if it ever goes missing, he simply takes his thumb.
Both fit in his mouth.

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You will receive a detailed 43-page pattern with lots of photos to follow along.
The size of the doll is approx. 42 cm.

Wrist warmers are always a hit, especially as a quick Christmas gift.

The pattern for the Leah Wrist Warmers explains step by step how to knit them. The delicate lace pattern is presented both as a chart and in written form.

The pattern is available in two sizes: S/M and L/XL.
You’ll need about 50g of beautiful sock-weight yarn.

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"Mayla" Triangle Shawl—classically beautiful and lightweight.
The lace pattern is very easy to work—it repeats every 2 rows and is wonderfully simple to crochet. The shawl is crocheted from the side and is nearly symmetrical. It’s also a very nice beginner’s project.

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"Die Wegglies"—a cute gang of egg cozy gnomes
These adorable little guys keep your breakfast eggs wonderfully warm and put you in a good mood at the same time—quick to make, perfect for using up leftover yarn, and a sweet gift.
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Advent calendar - classic, beautiful and unique. Once made, these lovely little bags are a very special eye-catcher year after year. The individual pouches offer enough space to hide little surprises for your loved ones.
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Lloyd, the gentle llama is really popular because, despite the plush yarn, he’s easy to crochet ♥
The detailed step-by-step crochet pattern shows you how!




Teddy Björn is a true cuddly classic ♥
With the specified yarn, crocheted, he’s about 23 cm tall (when sitting).




The Cuddly Cloud is quick to crochet and therefore very popular ♥
You can crochet this pillow using any yarn you like with the appropriate hook size!

For all cat lovers!!!
A great triangular shawl with a cat motif, worked using the filet crochet technique, which is explained in detail.
All you need to know is:
chain stitches, double crochet, treble crochet
You’ll need:
1 yarn cake with 1000 m, crochet hook size 3
Pattern!!

Knitting pattern for a cable-look scarf - without a cable needle

Knitted using knit and purl stitches, this pattern is created, making it suitable even for beginners with a little practice.

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This model is started at one point, and the width of the scarf can be adjusted individually.

Knit and purl stitches are used to create this great pattern.

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Lilly Baby Blanket



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This popular baby blanket featuring a sleeping family of mice is sure to put a smile on everyone’s face.

The pattern provides detailed step-by-step instructions with plenty of photos showing you how to crochet the blanket.
Only basic crochet skills are required.
For advanced crocheters, there are also crochet charts for the blanket and all the appliqués.

For the blanket, I used about 550g of Bobbel yarn (4-ply, 190m/50g).
The blanket measures 95cm x 95cm.

Unicorn Egg Cozy Clover



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The egg cozy is a wonderful decoration for your breakfast table.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how you can crochet this cute egg cozy yourself, even as a beginner with basic skills.

The egg cozy shown is approx. 7 cm tall and was made from around 10 g of cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun, yardage 115 m/50 g).

Summer Scarf Nassima



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The scarf is quick to crochet and stands out with its airy lace pattern.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how you can crochet this scarf yourself, even as a beginner with basic knowledge . For advanced crocheters , there is also a crochet chart.

The scarf shown is 175 cm long and 25 cm wide - but it can easily be adjusted in length and width.
2 balls of Gründl Lisa Print were used (yardage 133 m/50 g).

Knitting pattern for booties - combined with a crocheted edging

These little shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. With this pattern, you’ll be guided round by round all the way to the end. You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches, knitting stitches together, and post double crochet.

Depending on the needle size and yarn yardage, the little shoes can have a sole length of 9 - 10.5 cm.

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