New in September 2020

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you’ll find delightful new items here.
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Anja shawl collar




The Anja shawl collar is a brand-new addition to my Blickfang-Design store. Along with the pattern for the shawl collar, you’ll also receive a pattern for a beautiful, easy-to-make asymmetrical triangle shawl.

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Fall is here! Do you love this season too, with its mild temperatures and colorful leaves?
If you’d like to give your breakfast table a little fall flair too, then crochet these “Autumn Leaves” egg cozies from colorful
leftover yarn! They are quick to crochet
and add a colorful accent to your table.

You can find the crochet pattern for the egg cozies here!

I’m especially excited to introduce my crocheted blouse Herta. Easy to make, crocheted in wonderful colors, this crocheted blouse can be worn off the shoulder or gathered at the front with the tie. Definitely an eye-catcher!   to the pattern


Crocheted Blouse Herta

Traveling far away is unfortunately difficult at the moment. That makes this cozy beanie with a kiwi and fern leaf just right—it may not be able to replace the sight of impressive nature and the travel experience, but at least it’s a little comfort when wanderlust hits you. And while knitting, you can always dream a little of faraway places in between ;-)

The beanie is knitted in double-face and fits adults; the size can easily be adjusted.



Here is the knitting pattern for the “Kiwi Love” beanie

Trenzada Braided Scarf



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This scarf stands out with its unique braided pattern.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes every step in detail .
Crochet charts are also included.

The sample shown was crocheted using just under 250g of Gründl Lisa (LL 133m/50g) and measures 160cm long and 28cm wide.
The scarf can easily be adjusted in length and width.

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

Charming little gnome and pine cone. Size of the finished gnome: width 6 cm, height 10 cm. Size of the pine cone: width 5–5.5 cm, height 7 cm. Yarn: I used 55% cotton, 45% acrylic, 160 m = 50 g (174 yards = 50 g). “Art Jeans” yarn (made in Turkey) is used, but any yarn can be used. For the beard: felting wool, 50 g = 50 m. • 2 mm crochet hook • Polyester fiberfill, stuffing, cotton wool, etc. for stuffing.
Gnome


Sunflowers extend the summer, bring a cheerful splash of color into your home, lift your spirits, and are sure to instantly put a smile on the viewer’s face.

The large sunflowers look wonderful as a bouquet or as a single flower, and they also make a lovely gift or little present to bring along.



Difficulty level: easy to medium, for ambitious beginners with some experience and advanced crocheters

You can find the crochet pattern for the sunflowers here

Enjoy late summer with Lady Lolita .

• Sizes 36–50
• with and without shoulder gathers
• Shoulder gathers open or closed
• Boat neckline
• Fitted
  
• Shirt
• Maxi dress
• Short dress
• Illustrated sewing instructions
• Suitable for beginners
  



Who doesn’t know the Münchner Kindl?
The Münchner Kindl is the official heraldic figure of the city of Munich and, in its popular version, a young girl in a gold-and-black habit who represents the city of Munich. You can spot her in many places around Munich.

Here’s how to crochet your very own Münchner Kindl. It measures about 20 cm and can be opened up, making it perfect for wrapping small gifts.

Get the crochet pattern here!

As a little consolation for everyone who wanted to go to Oktoberfest this year: You can quickly crochet these little keychains—a beer mug, a pretzel, and a gingerbread heart—on the side using some leftover yarn. They’re perfect as gift tags or keychains. It’s not just Bavarians who’ll be happy! For the crochet pattern: this way!

The squirrels are on the loose, and I had some leftover yarn, haha. These little squirrels are quick and easy to crochet and fit perfectly into any autumn decoration

Squirrels