Finding Comfort for the Soul

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find comforting and, where applicable, warming designs, such as delightful soul warmers.
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@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

A large shawl I can wrap myself up in when the world outside is acting up again.

This shawl is crocheted from top to bottom and can be customized to your desired size. For this shawl, I used about 400 grams of small and large yarn scraps. The pattern spans 2 rows, and you’ll need to know how to make single crochet, double crochet, and chain stitches.

Click here for the crochet pattern

When you’re feeling a little down, it’s great to have something to snuggle up in. This wonderfully soft “Caresse” shawl is perfect for that. It’s knitted using a simple yet engaging pattern and is suitable even for beginners with just a little knitting experience. Not only is the material soft, but the harmonious colors also promote a sense of well-being.



Click here for the pattern and detailed information.

Colorful socks bring cheer when your heart feels heavy.
With Ankuretto you can quickly put yourself in a good mood.

The 6-page PDF file is suitable for advanced knitters.

To the pattern: *click*

This cozy, soft poncho made from sock yarn is perfect for any season and a warm companion. Easy to knit.

See the knitting pattern

A knitted cuddly bear like this, made from leftover yarn, is the perfect comfort for the soul—even while you’re knitting it. It brings joy not only to babies but also to the child within us all.

A super-easy project for beginners. Basic knitting skills are required.

Knitting pattern



Note: There’s also a perfectly matching outfit for this little bear—a sweater with a sleeping bag—so he’ll stay nice and warm in bed.

20% off through Easter Sunday!When your soul needs comfort, I have something here that will cheer you up and put a smile on everyone’s face.
Spring decoration: “Chick in Distress”
The poor chick has fallen out of its nest and is now dangling helplessly from the worm, which is serving as a rescue rope. The hen is pulling with all her might at the other end to save her chick.

Let’s be honest—who wouldn’t smile at these expressions?
The crochet pattern is perfect for experienced beginners, as it’s described in great detail and includes plenty of pictures.
Acrylic yarn and a 20-cm Styrofoam wreath were used here.

A guardian angel offers comfort and light in the dark.

This guardian angel nightlight is a source of comfort for all children who don’t like falling asleep in the dark. The angel isn’t difficult to crochet, but it’s very decorative and effective. It sits atop a flat, battery-powered LED lamp that can be controlled via a remote. The light shines through the holes in the angel’s dress, and you can choose the color to suit your taste. The light can be dimmed so it doesn’t disturb a good night’s sleep. Thanks to the built-in timer, it turns off automatically after a few hours.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the guardian angel nightlight!

When I’m not feeling so great, I always need something really soft that caresses me and gives me a sense of comfort. My favorite for times like these is the cashmere loop scarf. It’s so touchably soft and delicate, and gently warming; I always feel very comfortable in it. I’m actually wearing one right now. It’s so feather-light that you only notice it when you get undressed in the evening.

Feather-Light Loop Scarf Knitting Pattern






Pets can comfort us, too. And when they’re doing well, that also shines back on us. That’s why I think we should make something lovely for them, too, once in a while—like this, for example:

Knitting and Felting Pattern for a Cat Basket






And if you perhaps have some felting wool left over from the cat basket, you can also make beautiful, cozy felt slippers for yourself or for the children or grandchildren. Felt slippers are sooo cozy; they make being at home really comfortable.

Knitting and Felting Pattern for Felt Moccasins in All Sizes






I hope you enjoy the model of your choice.

Warm regards from Ina

1) Get cozy with this wonderful soul warmer —a fantastic staple for any season. It’s mostly worked under chain spaces, making it a delight to look at and guaranteeing a relaxing crocheting experience.
Click here for the pattern




2) A cute little guardian angel like this is always a source of comfort. With an LED light, these little angels glow in the dark. They’re quick to make and much easier than you’d think.
Click here for the pattern




3) Keychains or bag charms with angel wings—so you’re well protected even when you’re on the go.
But even without a keyring, hung as decoration on a window or over a child’s crib, these beautiful charms are always an eye-catcher.
Click here for the pattern

A large cuddly shawl for the grown-ups and a small one for the little ones ♥

The cozy triangular shawl "Ruhrpott Sunrise" can be crocheted in any size you like and with many different yarns. Thanks to its simple pattern, it’s also great for men!




The Bunny Comfort Blanket is a wonderful little comforter for all little ones ♥

Quick to crochet with cotton, it makes a wonderful companion!




And for everyone—whether big or small—a classic teddy in the perfect comforting size always helps ♥

Teddy Björn is crocheted with cuddly wool and brings a smile to everyone’s face ...

Are there any other suitable patterns?

These two can not only comfort each other, but they also help little ones with tummy aches and other little ailments.
The little monkey and teddy bear are covers for grain pillows. If you warm these pillows in the microwave for a few minutes, they provide soothing warmth that helps with pain and tension. That way, a tummy ache can simply be “cuddled away”! In winter, when it’s cold, they can pre-warm the little bed and make it easier to fall asleep.

Which one do you like better?
Cuddly Bear Kuschel
or
  Bibo the Monkey?
Just click on the blue text and you’ll get to the crochet pattern!