TV-friendly patterns // January highlights

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find phenomenal TV-friendly patterns for a relaxing evening.
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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.

Felt Slippers

       Pattern here!

So easy, so quick, so simple!

Sizes:
38/39/40

Materials:
00 g solid-colored felting wool
50 g multicolored felting wool
1 set of 6–8 mm double-pointed needles
Running length: 50 g = 50 m

The heart with a crocheted heart inside is a great project to work on while watching TV. Use it as a romantic table decoration for your cutlery, as a coaster for your glasses, or give it as a gift—a lasting symbol of your love.
You’ll only need a few pieces of leftover yarn to make it.
Find the crochet pattern here!

Here are my three TV-friendly designs:

1) Triangle Shawl in a Square - an absolute classic, still the most popular design in my shop
Click here for the pattern




2) The wonderful soul warmer - a fantastic basic piece for any season. You mostly work into chain-space arches, making it a delight to look at and a guarantee of relaxed crochet enjoyment.
Click here for the pattern




3) One of my favorite shawls - quick, easy, and so much fun to crochet... and an absolute joy to wear. Like the soul warmer, it is very relaxing to crochet. Very suitable for beginners.
Click here for the pattern

This pretty little door wreath (diameter only 12 cm) is perfect as a small gift for Valentine's Day or Mother's Day. It fits even in the smallest apartment and can easily be crocheted using leftover yarn you already have. It also looks great in other color combinations.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

The "Bella" pullover can be easily knitted in stockinette stitch while watching your favorite series once the sleeves have been separated 
Here is the pattern 

Easy-peasy Tunisian crochet on the side with an amazing result: 

Ultra cozy, this beautiful Tunisian-crocheted cowl is. "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 lots of fun and also delivers a fantastic result. Grab your crochet hook and get started!





Click here for the crochet pattern


And for knitters:

Most of this lovely hat is knitted in stockinette stitch, with the Fair Isle section adding a nice bit of variety! The hat can be knitted in any size, the design is very versatile through your choice of colors, and it’s a dream with or without a pom-pom. Thanks to its simplicity, it’s equally suitable as a hat for men, women, and children. For children, you can also use reflective yarn in the Fair Isle section so the little ones can be seen even when it’s dark. 







Click here for the knitting pattern

Knitting pattern for a cowl

It is knitted with a circular needle, and this pattern is created using only knit and purl stitches.

Click here to go to the pattern

Cable look completely without a cable needle

Knitting pattern for a baby blanket

This pattern is knitted using only knit and purl stitches and is wonderful to knit on the side.

The size of the blanket can also be adjusted to your desired size by adding pattern repeats.

Click here and you'll go to the pattern

The “Good Mood” scarf brings a touch of spring with its fresh colors, and thanks to its simple pattern, you can easily knit it while watching TV or riding the train.
The pattern is explained row by row and is also illustrated with a chart.
You’ll need about 1200g of yarn with a yardage of 400m per 100g, or alternatively, a 4-ply gradient yarn with 1200 to 1400m. The shawl can also be easily shortened or lengthened.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43337/gute-laune-schal

This poncho is great to knit while watching TV. I knitted it in the car while traveling. It is made from 2 balls of fluffy, soft sock yarn and keeps you super warm. Plus, the poncho is very easy to knit and even adjustable thanks to the button placket at the front.

To the knitting pattern

These fun “lucky beetle” pot holders are super easy to crochet on the side. They’re also great for beginners with basic skills.

By the way… you’ll really score points with a gift like this. It’ll be a real eye-catcher in the kitchen.

Go to the crochet pattern

How about giving Teddy (25-30 cm) sporty summer clothes—knitted up casually from leftover yarn. I designed this outfit for my Fynn, and it looks really good on him.

Easy to knit and well suited for beginners, provided they have some knitting experience.

To the knitting pattern

I uploaded this pattern for free as a thank-you for years of loyalty.

The pattern consists of 2 different rows (which are repeated over and over) and a total of 5 different stitch types. It’s great for crocheting while watching TV. Because even if you make a mistake, you’ll notice it by the end of a pattern repeat at the latest (18 stitches later). So if necessary, you’d only have to rip back a few stitches :D

Click here for the pattern

The “Black Forest Cherry” summer stole is an absolute showstopper.
The pattern repeats and is easy to remember.
It can be worn in many different ways. Whether as a stole, a poncho, or a pareo at the beach—it’s just right for many occasions.

Click here for the pattern

Are you still looking for a lovely gift for the birth or christening of a new little one? 
How about a crocheted baby blanket made by you!

With this pretty and easy-to-remember pattern, you can create a unique baby blanket in no time.

here is the pattern

      

Spring Scarf Nessie


Think about spring already! We are all eagerly waiting for the first spring blooms. Until then, pass the time by crocheting this beautiful scarf from my store blickfang-design. The scarf is perfect for watching series. They can definitely be longer too, just like the Spring Scarf Nessie.

Pattern

This pattern is knitted using circular needles and is quite easy to follow.

You should be familiar with knit and purl stitches as well as knitting stitches together.

The pattern is explained in writing round by round, and there’s also a knitting chart to go with it.  

Here you’ll find the pattern and yarn suggestions