Pattern Mix: Cheerful + Exciting

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find exciting designs featuring a mix of patterns.
Have fun making them.

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

With its different patterns, the Lucy set, consisting of a chic A-line dress and the matching bolero jacket, is really fun to crochet. Depending on the color combination, the set takes on a completely different look—cheerfully colorful or truly elegant. The pattern is written out for sizes 104/110 and 116/122, but it can also be easily adjusted to other measurements.



Here is the crochet pattern for the “Lucy” set.

It’s not just the different patterns—the variety of colors and materials also make this “Caresse” cozy shawl so interesting. Depending on how you drape it, it takes on a completely different look. But it’s always incredibly cozy!

The pattern is suitable for advanced beginners.



Click here for the knitting pattern for the “Caresse” cozy shawl.

This colorful cardigan (RVO) for dolls measuring 45–50 cm is knitted in a pretty mix of patterns. It comes with a matching hat. Both pieces are easy to knit.

Wearing this, a doll looks just like a real baby, and the doll’s mom will be over the moon. By the way, these clothes also fit tiny newborns.

To the knitting pattern

It’s clear to see that this baby blanket was knitted with a lot of love. And the baby will be delighted to be wrapped up nice and warm in it. Both patterns are easy to knit, and you’ll definitely never get bored.

To the knitting pattern

Gara - an asymmetrical triangular shawl for everyone who loves pattern mixes.

The shawl consists of double crochet stitches arranged in various patterns and features a large ruffle as a border on one side.

For Gara, 300 g of 3-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% acrylic) was used,
resulting in dimensions of 122 x 144 x 130 cm.

The five-page PDF file is suitable for advanced crocheters.

Knitting pattern for a blanket with 5 different stitch patterns

These patterns use both knit stitches and purl stitches, so you’ll never get bored.

The triangular shawl “Spring Glow” offers plenty of variety thanks to simple, alternating patterns.
The patterns are explained in detail and also illustrated with a chart.
All you need is 200g of sock-weight yarn.

This triangular shawl consists of 6 stitch patterns, each of which is a tribute to my mom’s lovingly tended and cared-for garden
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The pattern explains step by step how to make the shawl, so that everyone can quickly and easily create their own personal garden greeting.
Click here for the pattern




My in-laws’ apple tree inspired me to create this shawl. The individual stitch patterns in the pattern are named accordingly and can also be combined as desired, so that you can create a shawl with a completely individual touch—just the way you like it.
Click here for the pattern