Weekend Projects: Shop the bestsellers now.

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find top bestsellers for a great weekend.
Shop now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

This colorful summer skirt for little girls (ages 3–4) is not only fun to knit. It’s also a lovely way to use up lots of colorful leftover yarn, and children love bright colors.

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This little pinafore dress fits a 6-month-old baby and still fits at 3 years old. That’s because it can gradually transform as they grow. The little skirt has knitted-in hearts and can be knitted upward in one piece.

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This first baby jacket is knitted in a traditional style from thicker cotton and fits up to about 6 months. Later, it will go to the baby doll. :)

The jacket features a pretty heart-shaped lace pattern and a hood, so a hat isn’t necessary.

A lovely project for experienced knitters.

To the knitting pattern

Knitting pattern for a spring hat in 3 sizes (0–24 months)

The hat is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and knowledge of knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together should be present.

Click here to go to the pattern

Want some new heel-less socks?

These spiral socks are knitted without a heel. Thanks to the pattern, they conform to the shape of the foot and fit a range of sizes. This makes them ideal for kids.

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This cute bunny is quick to crochet. You crochet one front piece and one back piece, then join them together with a round of single crochet. The only thing left to do is sew on the little stubby tail.

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The Arctica soul warmer can easily be adjusted in size because it is knitted sideways. You only need 200 to 250 g in sock yarn weight. 
The pattern is explained row by row and also shown as a chart.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/32996/gestrickter-seelenwaermer-arctica

Still looking for a quick Easter decoration?
 
These cute little chicks have a heart-shaped body and heart-shaped feet. To make them, all you need is a few colorful leftover yarns that you’re sure to have at home.

The “heartfelt chicks” are super quick to crochet and can adorn your Easter tree in just a few hours. They also make a heartfelt Easter greeting for everyone who can’t celebrate together.

The crochet pattern is right here!

Don’t have any plans for the weekend yet?
Maybe you’d like to add a few pretty egg holders to your Easter decorations.



These egg holders are made of cardstock and are about 13 cm tall. They’re perfect for both beginners and for crafting with kids.

Two "very last-minute" gift ideas for the Easter basket:

For all little artists:
Easter Pencil Toppers
Together with a few coloring pencils and a pretty Easter coloring book, this makes a wonderful personal gift!

And for the bookworms:
Easter Bookmarks
Everyone who loves books will be delighted! Maybe you’ll add an exciting book, too?

The pencil toppers and bookmarks can still be crocheted in a flash from leftover yarn you already have.

Lona Crochet Blouse

The Lona crochet blouse will sweeten not just this weekend for you. You’ll enjoy it all spring long. Feel free to stop by my Blickfang-design store; you’ll find the pattern there.

to the pattern

Below are some very popular bestsellers from my shop:

1) Tunic "Mayla" - this tunic is delicate and lightweight, and stands out with a beautiful yet very easy-to-crochet lace pattern.
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2) A true classic is the top "Caro-Line". On cooler days, this design also looks simply great with a long-sleeved shirt underneath.
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3)  Shopping net "Caro-Line" - This classically beautiful mesh bag is also easy for beginners to make.
Go to the pattern here