New Crochet Patterns for January 2020

Dear users, dear authors,
here are the sensational new crochet patterns.
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@Authors,
you can showcase all the new crochet patterns from January 2020 and December 29, 30, and 31, 2019 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

 
Mole Poldi has just moved into my shop. After all, the mole was chosen as Animal of the Year 2020. So of course I had to design one. Poldi is about 12 cm tall and wonderfully cuddly and soft. In the picture on the left, he was crocheted with chenille yarn; on the right, with cotton yarn.
Crochet your own Animal of the Year too!
You can download the crochet pattern right here!

Christmas is barely over, and you can already slowly start thinking about Easter decorations. If you’d like to crochet some of them yourself this year, you can use this pattern to crochet covers for old plastic eggs, giving them a new and decorative purpose.

As a bonus, you can use up your leftover yarn and combine the colors however you like - each egg and color requires only about 5g of cotton yarn with a length of 125m/50g.

Click here for the pattern   

Have fun crocheting, decorating, and looking forward to Easter!

The XOX wash mitt has a lovely textured pattern and can be crocheted from cotton or sponge yarn. Difficulty level: Intermediate.



You can find the crochet pattern for the wash mitt here


To match it, there is a back scrubber shower strap in the same pattern, which is very useful for your daily personal care routine and also makes a decorative eye-catcher in your bathroom:



Difficulty level: Intermediate.
You can find the practical back scrubber shower strap here

And with the colorful caterpillar, babies and small children will have even more fun in the bath. The caterpillar is crocheted from fluffy sponge yarn using only single crochet stitches, making it perfect for beginners or as a small, easy project for all advanced crocheters.



You can get the crochet pattern for the caterpillar here

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We are two Finkli (baby shoes) and belong together, which is why we’re called a pair of Finkli or baby shoes. We’re soft and keep little feet nice and warm. The babies who get us don’t want any others and are proud to wear us. We’re quick to knit and super easy to make.

Click here for the pattern

A wonderful table runner that’s a joy—both to crochet and to look at!

Thanks to the introductory filet crochet tutorial included as a separate PDF, this pattern is easy to follow for anyone who has ever crocheted chain stitches and double crochet.

A heart for a romantically decorated table! 
With this heart, you can lovingly decorate your table on Valentine’s Day—it works perfectly as a cutlery holder and coaster. But you can also use it as a gift tag, pincushion, flower pick, and more.

The heart is very easy to crochet from a few pieces of leftover yarn. Crochet several at once in lots of bright colors—it’ll make your table especially cheerful!
Click here to go straight to the crochet pattern!

Absolutely adorable and newly hatched are the Duck Baby Booties ♥

The little duck feet are made with cotton yarn and a 2.5 mm hook.
The detailed crochet pattern shows you how! 
Described from size 1 (8 cm) to size 4 (12 cm) ♥

Our first pattern in the new year :) the PASST IMMER

Last year was shaped by art knitting. The year 2020 is all about the crochet hook.


The "Passt immer" is a slim, symmetrical construction that is worked sideways.

The pattern can be made with either gradient yarn or any other fingering- or lace-weight yarn. 
The pattern can be followed row by row, and there is an addendum for freeform work.

The Enchanting Angel with a Light or a Flower


With this new crochet pattern, you can crochet an enchanting angel. Give it a light or even a flower to hold—whatever you like.

See the crochet pattern and more information 

Here you can find the crochet pattern for the “Sunny” infinity scarf



This pattern describes, row by row, how you can crochet this infinity scarf. A crochet chart is also included.

This beautiful cowl, crocheted in Tunisian crochet, is ultra-cozy. “Catherine” features a gorgeous pattern—the ideal project for beginners in Tunisian crochet. But even if you’re already advanced in this technique, the “Catherine” cowl is a quick project that’s a lot of fun and delivers fantastic results. So grab your crochet hook!






Click here for the pattern!

My first project in January was finished today: crocheted yoga socks, without heels or toes!
The socks can be adapted to any size and are suitable for all "crochet experience levels":

Crocheted Yoga Socks made from Merino "Palasha" (all sizes and experience levels)

Crochet Pattern Door Wreath Light of the North


Things will be nautical in my shop stjerne61 again in 2020.

Brand new: a combination of a life ring and lighthouse combined into a door wreath. Each object on its own is also a great way to decorate with a nautical theme.



I used the following materials for the wreath shown:

• Lisa gründl / 50 g = 133 m / 50 g red and 50 g white
• Leftover cotton yarn in gray and yellow
• Crochet hooks sizes 3.5 and 4
• Flat Styrofoam ring Ø 30 cm
• Rope 2 m Ø 6 mm  / 1.10 m Ø 12 mm
  
• Stuffing and decorative material
• Bead 12 mm
• Pins, sewing needle, and scissors
• Hot glue gun

The pattern is suitable for beginners and written without abbreviations.
It is crocheted with chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and half double crochet.

Cats are cute, have big, round eyes, soft fur, and a changeable personality. You can cuddle with them, or they sunbathe on the windowsill.
I simply love them.
Here I’d like to introduce you to my two dreamy little kittens.

Click here to go to the crochet pattern


You’ll receive a detailed 23-page pattern with lots of photos so you can crochet them quickly.

The pattern is described in detail and richly illustrated.
Also suitable for beginners with basic skills.

Percy, the proud peacock, has just joined my shop. With his colorful plumage, he feels like the king of the animals and really struts his stuff!

Percy is about 30 cm long and 20 cm tall. I used some fringed yarn for the tail, but it can also be made entirely from cotton.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

New - fresh - fluffy ♥

The crochet pattern for the beautiful triangular shawl "Festival of leaves" -
with step-by-step photos, written instructions, and crochet chart (+ 2nd version with relief stitches).

Do you have lots of small, colorful leftover yarn scraps? Then crochet this fun clown bookmark! It’s a quick project for in between, when you don’t feel like taking on a big project.

Depending on the leftover yarn you have, you can vary the clown’s outfit to suit your own taste.
Especially now during Carnival season, it’s a fun little gift to bring along. Together with a humorous book, it becomes a very personal gift.

.You can find the crochet pattern here!

The bunny can be used as a practical face-care wash pad, and the little carrots as a bath sponge.

They are crocheted in single crochet stitches in spiral rounds and can easily be made by beginners, too.

Together with a lovely-scented shower gel, the bunny and little carrots also make a nice gift or little present for someone dear.



You can get the crochet pattern here

These bath sponges made from fluffy sponge yarn in cheerful, colorful shades are sure to make bath time even more fun for babies and young children.

The caterpillar and butterfly are also very easy for crochet beginners to make.



You can find the pattern for the caterpillar here




You can find the pattern for the butterfly here

This cute teddy bear is very versatile: Inside its body is a grain pillow that can be warmed in the microwave as needed, providing soothing warmth. It’s ideal for babies and small children with tummy aches or for warming up their crib. The teddy bear can also be used as a cuddle blanket or pillow, or as gift wrapping for a little surprise. Its belly also has room for a baby’s pajamas or a spare diaper for when you’re on the go.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the teddy bear!