Download weekend projects and bestsellers for some relaxing downtime now

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find weekend projects and bestsellers to help you relax.
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@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, information, etc.

Swoncho Agnes

You can relax wonderfully with the Swoncho Agnes design. Worked mostly in half double crochet, you don’t need to count much or pay close attention to the pattern. Perfect for unwinding after a stressful workday.

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Crochet Blouse Paula


The Crochet Blouse Paula is also great for relaxing. Everyday grayness fades far into the distance. 

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Triangular Shawl Daphne

I succeeded in creating a very special design with the Triangular Shawl Daphne. After 2 rows, the pattern repeats and can be continued almost meditatively. Still, this pattern doesn’t get boring. On the contrary: rumor has it I’ve already heard of dependency and addiction issues.

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On a rainy weekend, it’s so much fun to curl up on the sofa with a lovely project! How nice that exactly that kind of weekend is ahead of us :-)

Today I’d like to introduce you to three different projects that can be finished in one weekend (or two at most). All three are knitted in double-face and crocheted around the edges with different patterns.

Little Elo Elephant and clumsy Diggi Dino have just moved in with me, and my girls love them. Smaller children can use them as a comfort cloth; for older children, they make a cool washcloth that even makes washing hair fun.



Comfort Cloth / Washcloth “Elo Elephant”




Comfort Cloth / Washcloth “Diggi Dino”


The potholders with the two lovebird flamingos are also relatively quick to knit and bring good vibes to any kitchen. Even while knitting, you’ll be delighted with every row as the motif grows :-) 



Potholders “Flamingo Love”


Sonja wishes you lots of fun and a creative weekend!

With these lovely projects, relaxation is guaranteed—they are easy to crochet and the finished results are beautiful with a big feel-good factor:

1) Over 1,300 customers have already chosen this beautiful triangular shawl: the "Red Coral" shawl is wonderfully suited for beginners—quick, easy, and lots of fun to crochet... and an absolute pleasure to wear.
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2) Triangular shawl "Mayla" - classically beautiful and light as air. The lace pattern is very easy to work, repeats every 2 rows, and works up wonderfully quickly. The shawl is crocheted from the side, is almost symmetrical, and is well suited for beginners.
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3) Soul warmer "Little Break" - a dreamy basic piece for every season. It is worked mostly into chain spaces, making it a delight for the eyes and a guarantee of relaxed crochet enjoyment. More than 2,200 crocheters have already chosen this model.
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I have no idea what you’re in the mood for right now. There are soooo many beautiful things you can knit or crochet. I’ll simply introduce you to my 3 most creative favorite patterns. I’ll also write why I especially liked them. Maybe you’ll like that too.

I hope you have lots of fun making them and a lovely weekend.

Warm regards - your Ina

1. Crocheted Mosaic Blanket Made from Squares

I especially liked this design because I could first crochet lots of identical squares in beautiful colors without having to think too much. I found that very relaxing. After that, I crocheted the squares together. Finally, I added a border around it.





2. Colorful Craft Bucket

I especially liked this project because I could use up my many colorful leftovers and because, in the end, I had something practical in my hands. Namely, a craft bucket with lots of compartments all around for my crochet hooks, scissors, ruler, and so on. My current crochet project always goes in the bucket. That way I always have everything together and can also move it from one place to another. You can make it in different sizes. There is always a plastic bucket hidden inside. The crocheted cover can be removed and washed.





3. Rustico Basket

This was my first and most creative pattern. The special thing here is that you crochet around a clothesline in a spiral with several strands at the same time. The different yarns create a beautiful play of colors. The basket becomes very sturdy thanks to the incorporated clothesline. The size and shape of the basket are variable. So you can make baskets in different color schemes and sizes.

Knitting doll clothes is a wonderful way to relax, and you can look forward to the sparkling eyes of a little doll mommy at the same time.

Here are a few designs that fit all dolls sized 45–50 cm. That way, you’ll have a few Christmas gifts ready right away.

All pieces are easy to make from the pattern, as long as you have knitting experience.

The clothing set for dolls - skirt, sweater and headband - to the knitting pattern




How about a colorful cardigan worked top-down with raglan shaping, plus a matching hat. Also very cute for baby dolls - for example Baby Born or similar dolls.

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Of course, the doll also needs a sleeping bag. It makes bedtime much easier, because after all, the little darling (whether doll or cuddly toy) doesn’t like going to sleep alone either.

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Summer is gradually coming to an end. Time to start thinking about fall decorations.
These pretty, colorful egg cozies are quick to crochet from a little leftover yarn and will brighten up your breakfast table! That’s what makes fall fun!
Click here for the crochet pattern for the colorful egg cozies!

The “Lilly” doll is easy to make and suitable even for beginners.
Why not give it a try? 



And the two pumpkins Fritz and Fritzchen are also great for unwinding



And Triceratops “Nelly” is still looking for a new home 



Fall has just begun, and even though the leaves on the trees are still quite green, the first signs of color are already appearing. With this fall wreath you can welcome the new, colorful season.



The wreath is made of photo cardstock and tracing paper, measures approximately 46 x 46 cm, and is easy to recreate. Aside from being comfortable using a craft knife, no special skills are required.

Sewing pattern and sewing instructions for a pair of pot holders featuring a cute elf motif.
The little elf watches you as you bake Christmas cookies and helps you take them out of the oven ;) With practical openings so the pot holders can also be used as oven mitts!





Sewing pattern & Sewing Instructions for Elf Pot Holders