Let Your Creativity Run Wild // September 2020

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find great designs that you can download right away. These designs are perfect for letting your creativity run wild. Have fun with them!

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

If you want to be really creative and also incorporate your own ideas into your project, then I recommend my crochet collection of hand puppets.

The patterns explain exactly how to crochet a hand puppet. Still, there’s plenty of room for your own ideas. This keeps the work varied and interesting.

And the best part is: after crocheting, the creativity isn’t over yet! Because now you can make up little funny stories with your puppets and put on plays. Your children are sure to join in enthusiastically soon, and then you’ll be the audience!


Here is a small selection from my collection:


Bundle: patterns for 6 hand puppets: Kasperl, Gretel, Grandmother, Seppel, Robber, and Crocodile


or for Halloween:


the little witch

or

 the cheeky devil.

Well, have you gotten a taste for it? Then stop by my shop again right away at the Hand Puppets Collection.


I have a few crochet patterns here that are also great for beginners to make.
Take a look.

Unicorn "Fiona"



Little Doll "Lilly"


Triceratops "Nelly"

The following patterns will really get your creativity going. You can easily make the basic shapes, but then have a blast experimenting with colors and details.

1) "The Hexlies" – These cute egg cozies make a charming table decoration for Halloween and kids’ birthday parties. Click here for the pattern



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2)  These little gnome pouches aren’t just for Advent calendars—they’re perfect for filling. Crochet pattern for eight different gnome motifs and cute little bags to fill.
Click here for the pattern





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3) "Wegglies" – a cute gnome egg cozy gang for your breakfast table.
Click here for the pattern

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

Now the doll parents can pack clothes for the doll children, too. Now they're ready to go. To the grandparents' house, to friends' houses to play.
Travel Bag for Dolls

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How about sewing different containers for different occasions?
With a bag for pens or knitting/crochet needles, a container for pens, etc., a little pouch for needles, etc. for on the go, and a pincushion

the pattern is available here

Rock your creativity and make your first gifts: Just sew a guitar!!


The wreath in gorgeous fall colors with crocheted leaves and cheerful sunflowers is very easy to make—and can be used creatively as a door wreath or table wreath.



Difficulty level: super easy
Required crochet skills: magic ring, crocheting in rounds, chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, double crochet (half, whole, multiple)

You can get the pattern for the fall wreath here

Crochet pattern for a balloon cover made from individual granny squares

The finished granny squares are sewn together at the end. This keeps the balloon well protected and makes it great for playing with both indoors and outdoors. 

Would you like to bring winter into your home and crochet a funny little fellow into your Advent décor? Maybe you'll like Rudi, a cheeky snowball that can be used as a shelf sitter, also as a doorstop, or just as decoration
Rudi




or do you still need a small little gift to bring along? Then here is Benno,
Benno comes around the corner with a cheerful face and likes to hide in the houseplants; at approx. 15 cm tall, that can
sometimes look funny, but also charming.
 Benno