100s: Classics for a successful end to the month

Dear users, dear authors,
how about a few tried-and-true classics that you can have lots of fun with over Pentecost? Shop now.

@Authors,
only patterns with at least 100 sales can be featured here. CR doesn’t matter. No free patterns. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

A baby dress that fits beautifully and can be worn from 6 to 18 months. It has knitted-in little hearts and not only looks super cute, but is also easy to knit.

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This little pinafore dress fits afterwards too—from 1.5 all the way to 5 years. As it does, it gradually turns into a little skirt. It is also easy to knit and has a subtle heart pattern.

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And there is another little baby dress that will still fit a 3-year-old later on. Little hearts are knitted in here too. It looks sweet as sugar on the little princess. And it is also easy to knit.

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This colorful summer skirt for little girls (ages 3–4) is super comfortable, and almost any shirt goes with it. A real favorite piece. Easy for experienced knitters to make. Everything is well described in the pattern—including photos—and there is also a print version without images.

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Socks are always a good idea, especially when they’re easy to knit. You’ll love the mowi heel, because it’s brilliantly simple. It’s explained here with 3 needles, the CraSy Trio, which makes it even easier. 

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This circular collar is a really great beginner piece, and it also makes a wonderful gift. It’s quick to knit from one skein of cotton and totally practical.

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This colorful children’s jacket with pockets and a hood is very popular. For advanced knitters, it’s a very lovely project that is sure to bring joy. It fits sizes 92–104 and is knitted top-down raglan. Practical for every season, because it can always get chilly now and then.

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Hats can be knitted already, too. This pull-on hat for babies and toddlers buttons at the front, making it easy to put on and take off. That’s especially practical for babies. It’s also easy to knit.

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Knitting Pattern for a Blanket —Cable Look Without a Cable Needle

The pattern was written for a baby blanket, but by adding additional pattern repeats, this blanket can easily be customized. 



Knitting Pattern for a Lightweight Summer Hat in 3 Sizes (0–24 Months)

The lace pattern makes this a lovely spring hat, and the points sticking out in all directions make it a real eye-catcher. 



This scarf is a lovely project for a few days off. It requires only knowledge of knit and purl stitches, so even less experienced knitters can easily make it.

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Crochet pattern for a granny square

Individual granny squares are quick to crochet, and you can use them in many ways. A pillow, a garment, or a blanket.



You can also crochet the granny squares in two colors. Here you’ll find Granny No. 3



The Grid Granny

There are now a total of 8 granny squares in this series. With the final round, they all have the same size, so they can be combined very well with each other.

Tri tra tralala, Kasperle is here! The show is about to begin!

Isn’t Kasperle funny? A crocheted hand puppet like this isn’t hard to make at all. It’s very sturdy and won’t break easily, even if it’s handled a bit roughly or thrown around.
You can crochet Kasperle using leftover yarn.

I used:

70 g Catania Color cotton yarn by Schachenmayr (125 m / 50 g) clown
20 g Catania cotton yarn by Schachenmayr (125 m / 50 g) soft apricot
Leftover Katia Native fluffy yarn (95 m / 50 g) brown
Leftover cotton yarn in reddish-brown, white, black, redOther materials:

2.5 mm crochet hook
Craft stuffing
White and brown sewing thread
3 pom-poms, approx. 10 mm in diameter
Sewing needle
Yarn needle You can download the crochet pattern for Kasperle here!


For younger children, finger puppets are usually more practical because they often can’t hold the large hand puppets properly yet.

You can crochet an entire ensemble for a Kasperle puppet show from your leftover yarn:

Here you can get the patterns for Kasperle, his grandmother, Gretel, Seppel, the crocodile, the king, the princess, the robber, the police officer, and the witch at a great bargain price!

With this project, you can use up lots of small leftover yarn scraps and let your imagination and creativity run wild.

You can download the crochet pattern for the 10 finger puppets for the Kasperle puppet show here!

Your baby’s first cuddly toy simply has to be the sweet bunny Hoppel!

He was designed especially for little babies. Hoppel is crocheted using three different types of yarn: chenille yarn, fluffy yarn, and cotton. The different textures of the yarns give the bunny a very special feel that encourages the baby to touch and explore.
The body is not stuffed, so the baby can easily grasp it like a cuddle cloth.
For safety reasons, the eyes are of course embroidered and not sewn on.

Click here for the crochet pattern for cuddly bunny Hoppel

Do you love squirrels too? Kiki is an especially cute little one who can move in with you soon.
Kiki measures 12–14 cm and is crocheted from cotton yarn; I only used eyelash yarn (with long fibers) for the bushy tail and ear tips.
You’ll find more detailed material information in the product description for the pattern.
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This original gift packaging is right on trend again now, because it’s perfect for first-day-of-school gifts: The XXXL colored pencil can hold all kinds of tasty treats and useful school supplies!



The gift bag is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 12 x 34 x 10.5 cm.
It’s also very easy for craft beginners with a little experience to recreate
- detailed instructions help with that.

These sunflower facial scrubbies add cheerful splashes of color to your bathroom!
They’re not just decorative, but also practical for your daily facial care routine.

The sunflowers are also very easy and quick for beginners to crochet.



You can get the crochet pattern for the sunflower facial scrubbies here

This pretty pair of cats is an enchanting eye-catcher and a lovely decoration for the sofa, the windowsill, or a wonderful accent in the entryway.
You can cuddle with them, or they can sun themselves on the windowsill. Cats always bring joy.

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If your child likes to dress up while playing, a mask can be very helpful—it makes the transformation happen in no time, and play can continue without interruption!



For this fox mask all you need to do is choose the best-fitting size from the three template sizes provided, print out the template, cut it out, attach an elastic cord—and you’re done!