300+: A Little Vacation in Between

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here you’ll find attractive designs to help you switch off and relax.
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In the mood for fresh vegetables?
You can crochet this great assortment of vegetables for a kids’ play store or play kitchen using your leftover yarn. The pattern includes instructions for the basket and 9 types of vegetables: tomato, carrot, bell pepper, zucchini, eggplant, kohlrabi, leek, corn, and cauliflower. (Difficulty level ranges from easy to medium—in the order listed.)
Click here for the crochet pattern for the vegetables and the basket!

You can crochet these colorful mouse keychains from leftover yarn scraps. They also make great gift tags, perfect for presenting a monetary gift, or as good-luck charms. And your cat is sure to love a colorful mouse, too!
Click here for the crochet pattern for the colorful mice!

Or do you prefer bunnies? I have a simple crochet pattern for those, too:
Click here for the crochet pattern for the colorful bunnies!

Knitting Pattern for a Scarf - A cable look without a cable needle

Knitted using only knit and purl stitches, this pattern is also a great choice for beginners. 



This pattern also uses only knit and purl stitches. The scarf begins and ends with a pointed end.

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Knitting Pattern for Baby Booties - combined with crochet

The booties are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and the top edge is crocheted using post double crochet. A lovely pattern that’s also great for using up yarn scraps.



Knitting Pattern for a Hat in 3 sizes - 0 - 12 months

A lovely, lightweight summer yarn - an openwork pattern and playful points - a beautiful hat for little girls

Knitting socks is always relaxing. And here it’s really easy with the mowi heel and 3 needles (CraSy Trio). The pattern includes 4 different sizes, explained in detail step by step.

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This cowl is a very simple and quick project. It’s also great for beginners to make, and it’s done in no time, nice and relaxed. That way, you’ll already have a lovely little Christmas gift knitted up in advance.

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You can also relax with this pinafore dress for toddlers, which actually fits from ages 1.5 to 5. That’s what makes it special. It has no seams, knitted-in hearts, and it’s really fun to knit.

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