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Here are the new releases for October . Download them now and get started right away.

@Authors:
Only new releases from October 2020 and September 28, 29, and 30 can be featured here. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

I just made my daughter happy with this “Life is Magic” drawstring bag. She firmly believes in unicorns and other magical creatures. Of course, these creatures aren’t real. But anyone who retains a childlike, wonder-filled view of the world is sure to discover a bit of magic here and there in real life :-)

The drawstring bag is knitted in double knitting, and the bottom is crocheted in single crochet. The metallic thread used glitters and sparkles beautifully in the light. It’s certainly a slightly more involved project, but this drawstring bag is sure to accompany your child for a long time!



You can find more information, the materials list, and the pattern here .

WOW, what a great piece!

These little fir trees are a lovely idea for an Advent calendar. You can crochet them in different sizes and variations. If you leave them hollow instead of stuffing them with craft batting, they can serve as egg cozies. If you make 24 different ones, you’ll have a little fir forest that’s both a unique winter decoration and an Advent calendar. On its own and decorated with beads, it makes a Christmas tree for a dollhouse or a festive decoration for a shelf or windowsill.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the little fir trees!

After a break due to illness, I, too, have something new to offer for you to make: a gorgeous ball gown that will make every doll mom’s heart skip a beat—if only because of the tulle petticoat. Just take a look at my examples and get excited about this new project.

The dress is crocheted in one piece, and the tulle is sewn under the skirt. Finally, the little roses are sewn on and the dress is decorated however you like. That would also make a lovely Christmas gift for your daughter or granddaughter, wouldn’t it?

I hope you enjoy looking at it and making your own.

Warm regards from Ina

--> Click here for more pictures, information, and the pattern.

Halloween is coming up, and there are lots of little ghosts out and about, waiting for a gift from you. What do you think they’ll say when you give them one of these sweet little ghosts that chase away the evil spirits—a guardian spirit?

Even while I was crocheting these sweet little ghosts, I started getting requests from friends who absolutely wanted one too—as a bag charm, for their car, or as a keychain. And that’s how I realized this is a wonderful friendship gift that always brings joy. Kids are sure to fall asleep much more easily with such a sweet little guardian spirit, because it watches over them and guards their dreams.

All you need is some leftover yarn, and you can start crocheting right away. The pattern is very easy to follow, even for beginners. The basic skills mentioned are required.

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The preparations for Christmas can begin. For this, I have a very special kind of table decoration




To the pattern this way. There you’ll find all the necessary information about it.

 

Let’s go West! My new sock design “Westside Socks” is just the thing for big boys, real men, and strong women!

A ribbed wave band “snakes” along the outside of the leg and then transitions into the heel at the back, while continuing along the foot all the way to the toe.
The sock also scores points with a heel that is truly easy to knit and has a very good fit!!

Are you in? Then get the knitting pattern right here: Westside Socks

Have fun knitting,
Annette

This adorable outfit for baby dolls or even newborns has just arrived in my shop. It consists of a sweater, pants, and a headband. This outfit is sure to make every doll mom’s heart sing. Everything is easy to put on and take off.

The outfit can be knitted with either long or short sleeves and pant legs. More detailed information is provided in the pattern.

The sweater is knitted from the top down with raglan shaping. Some knitting experience is recommended; then all the pieces are very easy to make. Every detail is described precisely.

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You don’t like dreary, chilly fall days?
With Toushoku you’ll get through the fall season warm and colorful.
Toushoku also comes in handy in winter.

You can find more information about the pattern here: *click*

New in my shop: The crochet patterns for 2 potholders that are perfect for fall, and especially for Halloween:
Pumpkin Potholder
and
Bat Potholder

And here’s something else for Halloween:

Ferdi and Gerdi, the cute little bats, make for a not-at-all scary Halloween decoration. They’re quick to crochet from a few pieces of leftover yarn, and if you make several of them, you’ll have an original little gift for the kids who ring your doorbell on Halloween. It’s a nice change from candy—they’re sure to have plenty of that already.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the bats.

If you feel like taking on a longer project that you can easily knit on the side, this poncho is just right. It’s very easy to knit—even for beginners with basic skills—and gives a great result. The fringe and the beautiful pattern of the sock yarn make the poncho something special. It’s one size fits all, but can also be easily made larger or smaller if desired.

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Little Angel Esme would like to introduce herself here.
Whether as a heavenly messenger of good luck, a Christmas gift, or simply for yourselves. Little Angel Esme is always something very special.

click here to go to the pattern

Dreamy, elegant, and beautiful—that's what the "Feenwald" fingerless mitts are. Set out on a journey in the morning hours, where the first rays of sun touch the treetops and the fairies breathe new life into nature...

An intertwined cable pattern adorns the back of the hand, leading into the crown of a stately tree and topped with a pointed edge reminiscent of dragons. Keep your hands warm while still having full fingertip sensitivity. On cold days, these wrist warmers awaken a longing for the magical power of spring.







Knitting pattern for fingerless mitts/wrist warmers "Feenwald"

Crochet pattern for the "Winter Storm" headband

 The detailed crochet pattern includes both a crochet chart and a written row-by-row description. You should be familiar with single crochet, double crochet, and cluster stitches. 
For a headband with a head circumference of 55 cm, one 50-gram skein with a yardage of 120 m is enough.