TV-friendly Patterns / December Highlights

Dear users, dear designers,
if you enjoy sitting comfortably in front of the TV in the evening and want to do some relaxed crafting while you watch, then this is your thread.
Shop suitable designs now.

This fun snowman bottle cover is perfect for crocheting while watching TV, since there are no increases or decreases for many rounds, so you don’t have to count much. This snowman is really very easy to crochet and is therefore also suitable for beginners.
You’ll need about 100 g of white cotton yarn and a scrap (approx. 20 g) of colored yarn—such as sock yarn—a 3.0 mm crochet hook, and some stuffing for the head.

Get started right away, and you’ll have an original bottle cover ready for when you’re invited over!
Click here for the crochet pattern!

If you’d like to try Tunisian crochet, this colorful market bag is just the thing for you. You’ll quickly master the basic Tunisian stitch; it’s explained in detail in the pattern. It will be especially easy for the knitters among you.
And now all you have to do is crochet a rectangle, which is then folded origami-style and sewn together at the end. To embellish the seams, you then crochet a contrasting-color border.

Find the crochet pattern here!

Soccer mascot Tooorsten is also great to crochet on the side while watching TV, because it mainly consists of black pentagons and white hexagons. You can crochet those without having to think too much or pay close attention. Only sewing it together will require your attention again. But with the help of the diagrams, that’s no problem either, because the pattern explains step by step exactly how the individual pieces fit together.

The result is really something to be proud of and makes a great gift for any soccer fan!

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You can easily knit the cozy, warm “Zandvoort” winter hat on the side—it’s also an ideal Christmas gift, since it can be knitted in any size and looks great on women, men, and kids! 













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The Diamant scarf features a simple lace pattern that’s perfect for TV nights yet looks very elegant.
The pattern is explained in detail and also illustrated with a chart.
You’ll need 200g of yarn with a yardage of approximately 400m per 100g. The scarf can also be easily scaled up or down.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/28567/gestrickter-schal-stola-diamant

Knitting pattern for a blanket

Cable look without a cable needle - this pattern uses only knit and purl stitches. You can adjust the blanket’s size as you like by simply adding more pattern repeats or knitting fewer.

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Crochet pattern for a headband.

This pattern consists of just one row, which you repeat continuously. You can adjust the size to fit your needs. The pattern was designed for sizes 52–54, but you can simply crochet fewer or more rows.

You should be familiar with single crochet, chain stitches, half double crochet, and double crochet. The pattern also includes a crochet chart.

Click here to go to the pattern with yarn suggestions

These cuddly warm leggings for babies made from sock yarn are perfect for knitting on the side. They fit from 3 to 18 months and are worked in one piece. Even the thickest diaper fits inside, including cloth diapers.

To the knitting pattern




This pretty set for babies can be knitted from the leftovers from these leggings. There is enough for a hat, mittens, socks, and a comfortable neck warmer. Everything is very easy to knit. 

The special part: With the socks, you’ll get to know and love the mowi heel, which is very easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern

This children’s sweater made from sock yarn is also perfect for knitting while watching TV. It’s cozy, warm, and very comfortable. The collar made from solid-color merino wool and the button placket are the special touches here. The sweater fits sizes 86 to 98 and has no seams.

View the knitting pattern