New Crochet Patterns for March 2020

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here you’ll find new patterns that your crochet hook will love .
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@Authors,
you can showcase all your new crochet patterns from February 27, 28, and 29, as well as from March, here. Don’t forget to include links, images, and other details.

  "Heartfelt Easter Greetings!"
These cute little chicks have heart-shaped bodies and heart-shaped feet. That way, they’ll visually express your heartfelt Easter wishes!

They’re incredibly easy and quick to crochet and are perfect for using up even the tiniest leftovers of colorful yarn.

The chicks look beautiful on an Easter bouquet, but they also create a spring-like atmosphere as wall or window decorations, as key chains or gift tags, or as flower picks.

It’s fun! Download the crochet pattern right here!

Even in the kitchen, you should be able to tell that it's Easter!

The "Easter Egg" potholders in fresh spring colors have a pretty tulip pattern, which is explained in detail and with pictures in the pattern, so even beginners with basic knowledge can manage it. The potholders are crocheted double, so you can slip your hand inside like a glove.
For one potholder you need:

• Cotton yarn (e.g., Catania LL approx. 125m/50g) in the colors

white (approx. 25g), green (approx. 6g), pink (or lilac) (approx. 20 g) 

• Crochet hook 3.0 mm

 

• 1 thick sewing needle for weaving in ends

Click here for the crochet pattern!

And another little Easter decoration that you can quickly conjure up from a few bits of leftover yarn:

You can use it in all kinds of ways: as table decor, on the Easter branches, or decorated in glass or Fabergé eggs...

The bunny and the chick are quick to crochet and make a cute Easter greeting for everyone.

You can find the crochet pattern right here!

“Chick in Distress” Wreath

The little chick has fallen out of its nest and is now dangling helplessly from the poor little worm. Mother Hen is desperately trying to pull her chick back up. The poor worm has to serve as a rescue rope.
Fresh off the hook and available for you right away.
This door wreath also makes a great table decoration and is sure to make your visitors laugh!
The crochet pattern is described in great detail over 15 pages and illustrated in a separate 52-page photo tutorial. 
Suitable for beginners with some experience.
Acrylic yarn in many bright colors was used here. Other yarn can also be used. There are no limits to your imagination when it comes to colors!
Bring more springtime flair and good cheer into your home today!
You can find the pattern with a 20% introductory discount  HERE

The popsicle is a handy sponge that you can use in the shower or for washing dishes. It’s also a great addition to a kids’ play store or play kitchen.
You can crochet the popsicle—in your favorite colors, of course—quickly and easily using single crochet stitches.

Difficulty level: very easy, suitable for beginners.



The crochet pattern for the popsicle is available here

In the mood for a new shawl?

For this crocheted shawl I used 14 different yarns—leftovers and single skeins—400 grams in total. 

The shawl is worked from top to bottom, so you can easily determine the size yourself. The pattern runs over 2 rows and is shown in writing and with a crochet chart.

Of course, it can also be crocheted with a gradient yarn cake or gradient yarn—I recommend at least 900–1,000 m.

For the bath, shower, or as a decoration: the turtle is a beautiful eye-catcher and also makes a great bath toy for children.



Difficulty level: easy to medium; beginners should already have some practice.
Crochet techniques used: starting with a magic ring, chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, treble crochet, increases/decreases.

In addition to the written crochet pattern, the PDF file also includes the crochet chart for the turtle shell and plenty of photos so you can easily recreate the turtle.

You can get the crochet pattern for the turtle here

Rosi the butterfly has made herself cozy on this gorgeous door wreath. Crocheted in fresh colors and decorated with flowers, it brings spring into your home.



You can find the crochet pattern and many other pretty spring decorations in my online shop here at crazypatterns : https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/Frollein-Haekelfein

These are my new crochet patterns for the spring month of March!

1. Mini Hen Clementinchen



2. Bunny Girl Möhrchen



3. Bunnies Milly and Matti



4. Pips Fussel

Who says only the Easter Bunny brings the eggs? Little bee Hanny can do it just as well!

There’s enough room in her honeycomb (diameter 8 cm) for a little Easter surprise. Little bee Hanny has just moved into my shop at the start of spring and would love to live with you. Will you crochet her?
Then you can find the crochet pattern here!

Sama — a lace-pattern pullover crocheted as a top-down raglan.
That saves you having to sew it together.

You also don’t need to worry about the right size, because Sama can easily be adjusted to the size you want.

To the pattern: *click*


To make sure your head is well “covered” in the sunshine, Shappo has you covered.
The stripes in the middle and the striped brim add a bit of pep.

To the pattern: *click*

Keanu Kikeriki is under a lot of stress: he has to make sure his hens lay enough eggs for the Easter basket, and on top of that, he has to deliver them to the Easter Bunny on time...

Using the specified materials, Keanu Kikeriki will be 27 cm tall when seated (leg length 18 cm).

To make this project, you’ll need the following materials: 100 g of dark brown cotton yarn, 50 g of medium brown cotton yarn, 25 g of ochre yellow cotton yarn, and leftover cotton yarn in red, light yellow, white, wine red, and green; 1 pair of 8 mm safety eyes; stuffing; a size 3 crochet hook; a needle for weaving in ends, scissors, and a stitch marker.

The pattern includes many detailed photos to make recreating the project easier.

If you’d like to welcome Keanu Kikeriki in time for Easter, you can find the pattern here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/59882/haekelanleitung-hahn-keanu-kikeriki

Here are my new March patterns:

Funny Bunny is a set of napkin rings and egg cozies that can be crocheted very quickly

You can find the pattern here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/59111/funny-bunny-serviettenring-eierwaermer-haekelanleitung







Benno + Polly Bunny - These are egg cozies with that certain something.

The crochet pattern is available here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/59491/eierwaermer-benno-polly-hase-haekelanleitung






The Melinda poncho, crocheted from a yarn cake with glitter thread.

The pattern is available here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/59945/poncho-melinda-haekelanleitung




Brand new in my shop is this cute little mouse girl.
Mia is a real dress-up doll, and of course, the other clothing sets for 36 cm dolls from my shop fit her too.

Click here to see Mia

The cat made from fluffy sponge yarn is brand new—and very easy to crochet using the amigurumi crochet technique.





It is crocheted almost entirely with single crochet stitches in spiral rounds. At the end, you only embroider the eyes and sew on the separately crocheted ears and the lovely bushy tail with simple stitches. And just like that, you have a new housemate.

Difficulty level: easy, suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice

You can get the Amigurumi Cat crochet pattern here

Brand new in my shop is the mobile in the Mathilde Unicorn design. It’s a lovely gift for new parents to celebrate a birth.

   Unicorn Mobile

You’ll receive the pattern for the little unicorn, as well as for the hearts and stars in three sizes each.

I used a cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g and crocheted it with a size 2.5 crochet hook .
The pattern includes many detailed photos so that even ambitious beginners can make the model. I’m also happy to answer any questions you may have.

Have fun crocheting :)