Weekend Projects: Bestsellers + the Latest Easter Designs to Download Now

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find relaxing weekend projects, popular bestsellers, as well as new and tried-and-true Easter designs. Shop now and start crafting right away.

@designers,
no quantity limit. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

Currently truly the bestseller: huhu...huhuu

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/59872/tuch-haekeln-eulentuch-hedwig-von-petra-perle

A colorful summer skirt—sure to delight little girls. Especially when they can easily put it on and take it off by themselves. Quick to knit and a great weekend project.

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This convertible little dress is also a great weekend project. It fits from 6 months to approx. 3 years and is knitted in one piece. With the knitted-in hearts, it looks especially pretty.

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There is also a sweet little pinafore dress with a heart pattern for babies, which fits from approx. 6–18 months and has a perfect fit.

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And if the baby needs summer pants, these are easy and quick to knit—with short or long legs. Also fits from approx. 6–18 months.

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The Sleeping Owl can easily be crocheted in a single weekend and will then serve as a handy sponge for showering and bathing. You can also use it for washing dishes—or simply as a beautiful decoration.

The Sleeping Owl also makes a lovely gift for a loved one (the Sleeping Owl doesn’t want to go to people you don’t love).



If you can work single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and close a seam with slip stitches, you can easily make this little Sleeping Owl yourself.

You can find the crochet pattern for the Sleeping Owl here

A slightly more unusual stuffed animal...
Hippy the seahorse is very easy to crochet, but very decorative and eye-catching, especially if you crochet it, as shown here, with a yarn that has a gentle color gradient. Hippy fits wonderfully into a maritime decoration, but it is also a popular stuffed animal because it is so easy to hold. With the suggested yarn, Hippy will be about 24 cm tall.
Click here for the crochet pattern for Hippy the seahorse!

Oh my, who’s hatching from the egg?
Isn’t this a cute Easter decoration? Three different Easter animals (a little lamb, Easter bunny, and chick) are hatching from the colorful Easter eggs and curiously exploring the world around them.

You can crochet this decoration from leftover yarn. I used the following materials for it:

• approx. 20 g each Paintbox Yarns Simply Aran (184 m/100 g) in neon green, neon yellow, neon pink
• approx. 10 g each Lana grossa Estivo II (150 m/50 g) in brown, yellow, white
• approx. 8 g Schachenmayr Lenja Soft (85 m/25 g) in white
• approx. 30 g Schachenmayr Catania grande (63 m/50 g) in white
• scrap of red cotton yarn
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• stuffing
• 3 pairs safety eyes (diameter approx. 6 mm)
• embroidery floss in pink, black
• scrap of white felt
• glue

Click here for the crochet pattern for the Easter animals!

 
Spring! Hanny the bee loves everything sweet—especially honey, of course! But for Easter, she sometimes brings a few colorful chocolate eggs in her honeycomb, too.
Hanny isn’t hard to crochet. You can use leftover yarn. I crocheted the body using teddy yarn because I find it cozier, but if you don’t really like working with teddy yarn, you can also use cotton or acrylic.
So, will Hanny find a home with you?
Then download the crochet pattern right here!

We, three small, cute bunnies, belong on the breakfast table or as an Easter decoration. We fit on any table and are quick to crochet. Our head is made of wood and can be bought in any craft store (or, at this time, ordered). In this pattern, I explain how easy and quick these cute bunnies are to make—so, perfect for the weekend. Have fun crocheting!



            Link - to the pattern 

Colorful Easter eggs, a lovely little decoration that can be crocheted quickly for Easter . The simple Bruges lace crochet pattern creates a lovely spring atmosphere at home. An excellent window /
door decoration for Easter or as a small gift! Only a little yarn is needed, so these can be crocheted from leftover yarn. An ideal way to use up leftover yarn! 


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Below are some very popular and also new Easter models:

1) Cheerfully colorful Easter decorations – bunny with nest, egg cup, tealight holder
Crocheted with the double stitch and single crochet stitches.

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2) "Sweet Little Chicks" - The chickens' bodies are made with double stitches, which makes them wonderfully suitable for embroidering.
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3) These cute decorative garlands are quick to make and very decorative. The motifs can be combined with each other any way you like. The garland is crocheted in one go, works up super fast, and you only need a few bits of leftover yarn.
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4) Super cute, simple, and quick to make are these bunnies.
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5) Lady "Gagack" and her funny friends bring joy to the Easter table: egg cozies, shelf sitters, or cute table decorations—and they're also great for hiding a few Easter eggs underneath.
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6) These cute baskets go wonderfully with the chickens. You can use them in many ways, e.g. as tealight holders (LED), gift packaging, table decorations, etc.

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7) These sweet retro hen egg cozies are also a wonderful weekend project. 
They are quick and easy to make and also make a lovely gift or little present to bring along.

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And here are a few more bestselling designs for a lovely, relaxing weekend:

1) One of my favorite shawls - quick, easy, and so much fun to crochet... and an absolute joy to wear.
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2) Triangular shawl "Mayla" - classically beautiful and airy-light. The lace pattern is very easy to work, repeats every 2 rows, and works up wonderfully smoothly. The shawl is crocheted from the side and is almost symmetrical. 
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3) Triangular shawl in a square - an absolute classic, the most popular design in my shop
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4) Shopping net "Caro-Line" - This classically beautiful mesh bag is also very doable for beginners.
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5) Tunic "Mayla" - this tunic looks delicate and light and features an eye-catching yet very easy-to-crochet lace pattern.
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6) make yourself comfortable with the very popular cardigan / soul warmer
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7) Simple, easy, and beautiful is this top. On cooler days, this design also looks simply fantastic with a long-sleeved shirt underneath.
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Here’s a great weekend activity for you—this pretty Easter window decoration .
 


The design measures approximately 37 x 35 cm and is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper. If you have some crafting experience and are good with a craft knife, you’ll be able to recreate it with ease.