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If you don’t want cold feet this fall and winter, you’ll need warm felt slippers. You can make these in all sizes and colors. First, knit the felt slipper, then put it in the washing machine for felting. Then knit a matching roll collar, which you sew onto the felt slipper. Then make the soles non-slip with Sockstop or sew a leather sole underneath. And your new favorite slippers are ready. No one will want to take them off because they keep your feet wonderfully warm without making them sweat. They’re breathable and adapt to any foot shape.

I hope you enjoy making them.
Best regards - Ina

Felt boots with roll collar

brightly colored ones for the kids ...


pink ones for the girls ...

and gray ones for the men ...

Another Friday favorite pattern (as the title of the post says :-)) would be this one: a crocheted mosaic blanket made of squares. First you choose the right colors, then you crochet lots of identical squares. Then we crochet them together. Finally, add a nice border and a beautiful blanket is finished.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project, too.
Yours, Ina

Step 1: Diligent work—crochet lots of identical squares

Step 2: crochet everything together
Step 3: Blanket “move in and enjoy”

Crochet Blouse Cindy

This loose, roomy crochet blouse is ideal for the warm season, as its oversized cut doesn’t feel restrictive. Its simple design offers lots of ways to combine it with other pieces.

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Crochet Jacket Sarah

The Sarah crochet jacket impresses with its special texture, created partly by the type of stitch and partly by the material used. At first glance, it’s a simple jacket. Its special sophistication is only revealed in the back view.

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Now here’s something for the moms and grandmas: Maybe you’d like to crochet pretty summer outfits for the little dress-up dolls for your children or grandchildren. It’s very relaxing to make with a few grams of yarn and a suitable crochet hook. The doll moms are guaranteed to be happy about the new additions to the doll wardrobe.

I wish you a lovely weekend and lots of fun with this project.
Best wishes - Your Ina

Stuffed animals are always in demand. They are a popular little gift for all children (even when they are already a bit bigger). And they also always look great as decoration on a shelf:

Here are a few cute animals that you can easily finish in a weekend:
Hedgehog Ingo
Ingo is about 14 cm tall and is crocheted from soft, thin chenille yarn. The spines are made from eyelash yarn and are therefore also cuddly soft.

Squirrel Kiki
Kiki is about the same size as Ingo. I crocheted Kiki from cotton yarn. But you can also use fine chenille yarn. The tail is made from eyelash yarn so that it looks nice and bushy.

Alpaca Pamina
For Pamina, I used cuddly yarn. Don’t be afraid of this yarn! If you crochet it together with a cotton yarn as a carry-along thread, it’s no problem at all.

These baby leggings made from sock yarn are just the right clothing for little ones, because even the thickest diaper fits inside. They are comfortable and warm and easy to knit, provided you have knitting experience.

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Leggings made from sock yarn are also the perfect clothing for toddlers from age 3 (fits up to age 5) during the cool season. Comfortable, warm, and quick to knit.

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These cute ladybug potholders are a hit in the kitchen. They spread good cheer and are always ready to use when hot pots and baking sheets are waiting for them. They’re also looking forward to being given as a gift. That’s sure to go over well every time.

Easy to crochet and well suited for beginners. The pattern is described in great detail. However, basic knowledge is required.

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Knitting pattern for a child’s hat - knitted with summer yarn, featuring an airy lace pattern and playful points



Crochet pattern for a balloon cover

Individual granny squares are crocheted and then sewn together at the end. There’s a hidden opening for easily and quickly swapping out the balloon for washing.



Crochet pattern for a blanket

This blanket is started in the center and crocheted like a large granny square. You should be familiar with single crochet, chain stitches, and double crochet.