Spring 2021: download new and tried-and-true spring patterns now

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here you’ll find new and tried-and-true designs you can start crafting for spring right now. Download now and enjoy.

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The cheeky little bunny is digging up the first beautiful daffodils:



You can crochet the little bunny with the daffodils using sponge yarn and use it as a bath sponge, or you can use a different yarn, such as cotton, and use it as lovely decor for springtime.

Difficulty level: easy, suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice
Crochet techniques used: magic ring, crocheting in rounds, slip stitches, chain stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and taller crochet stitches.

You can find the crochet pattern here

This colorful spring meadow brings on spring feelings even in winter. It lets you decorate the table beautifully with cheerful colors, floral décor, and fun egg cozies. 

Now in winter, you can crochet lots of leftover cotton yarn into pretty things—coasters, placemats, and many different egg cozies and egg cups. Just crocheting it already puts you in a good mood.

All parts are easy to crochet, even for beginners who have crocheted before.

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When the ice gradually thaws, spring slowly sends its greetings. For the still cooler spring days in March, my triangular shawl "Dewdrops" is just right. In my pattern, I explain step by step how to make the shawl.


The triangular shawl "Garden Greeting" is a tribute to my mom’s lovingly tended garden, and with its airier and denser patterns, it’s a shawl that simply calls out spring.
The pattern explains step by step how to make the shawl.


The apple tree at my in-laws’ inspired me to create the triangular shawl "Apple Blossom Dream" . For me, the apple tree’s blossoms are simply part of the wonderful stories of spring.
The individual patterns in the pattern are named accordingly. The individual patterns of this shawl can also be combined however you like,
so that you can create a shawl with a very personal touch
- entirely to your own taste.


You can take spring with you with the crochet pattern for the flower "Rita". This little flower spreads its cheerfulness as a keychain or bag charm, always by your side.

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The decorative wreath “Chicks in Trouble” is colorful and cheerful!
Welcome your guests with this funny decoration and bring a smile to their faces ;)
The crochet pattern is described in detail and includes precise pictures.

When the weather outside gets unpleasant and hardly anything is blooming in the garden anymore, it’s especially fun to crochet flowers for spring. My crocheted  Flower Children are little elves that look great on any seasonal table. They’re about 12–13 cm tall  and  have flexible arms and legs. This lets you arrange them in all sorts of different poses.
I have several Flower Children in my shop especially for spring:
Flower Children: Bellflower and Snowdrop

Flower Child: Pussy Willow

 Flower Child: Cowslip

Flower Children: Crocus

 Flower Child: Daisy

Flower Child: Forget-Me-Not

 Flower Child: Dandelion


These little spring birds can be used in many different ways for decoration: as plant markers in flower pots, as decorative hangers on windows, doors, or walls, as appliqués on scarves and bags, as bag charms, key chains, gift tags...

These little spring birds can be crocheted very quickly and easily from small scraps of leftover yarn—and they look great at any time of year.



Difficulty level: easy, suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice
Crochet stitches used: chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, double crochet stitches (half double, double, and treble crochet)

You can find the crochet pattern for the little birds here

Knitted Skirt with Lace Pattern


Crochet Sweater



RVO Sama



Sagoromo



The patterns above require little to no sewing.
They can also be customized to fit your size.

Crochet Blouse Paula


Crochet Blouse Lona


Spring Scarf Nessie

Here are three examples from my Blickfang-Design store that you can start now to fill out your spring wardrobe. 

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When the days get shorter and everything outside is gray and dreary, you can sweeten your afternoons and evenings with a few handmade projects and start working on a few heralds of spring—how about this little bee
Little Bee

,which is lounging in a flower, or with the spring elf Akira... the colors already give you a little hint of spring

Akira 

These are all such enchanting designs! It’s almost impossible to choose. And now here I come, making your decision even harder. Here is a small selection of my ideas for spring. You’ll find more pictures, information, and the pattern itself by clicking on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.
Warm regards from Ina

CROCHET PATTERNS

1. Ball Gown

A dream of a dress. The special feature is the full skirt, which is lined with tulle. You can make the bodice in 3 different variations. With this, you can go to the grand ball in spring.



2. Slim Dress with Little Jacket

If you prefer slim dresses, you can crochet this set. It consists of a slim dress with a shaped bust and a matching little bolero jacket. You can crochet it in one color or in multiple colors. It’s especially lovely to wear in spring.



3. Summer Set Doll Fashion

This 3-piece set is also lovely for spring. It consists of 3 pieces: a wide, swinging skirt, a top, and a little bolero jacket.



4. Doll Dress Swing Series

If you’d also like to crochet hats and bags in addition to clothing, this set is recommended. Here you can crochet and mix and match everything to your heart’s content. It leaves (almost) nothing to be desired.



5. Dreamy Princess Dress

This is also a beautiful doll dress that you can crochet in different variations. My favorite variation is the one with the rocaille beads. It’s best to ask the doll mommies first ...

There aren’t just doll clothes for spring, but also things for grown-ups. And I’ll show them to you now:

1. Summer Poncho

Well, okay, the design is called Summer Poncho, but you can also wear it very well in spring or fall. It’s knitted very simply using just 2 pattern rows that repeat over and over. It drapes in a totally casual, relaxed way and simply makes little figure problem areas disappear.



2. Felt Moccasins

Even in spring you want to have warm feet. Who likes walking on cold tiles? You can make the felt moccasins in all sizes and favorite colors. The felt is ideal: warming and breathable. Your feet always feel cozy and warm in them, without sweating.



3. Featherlight Cowl

This is one of my favorites. Whenever I want to give someone a gift, I always choose this design. The cowl is wonderfully soft and warm because it is knitted from high-quality cashmere yarn with a silk content. Once you’ve put on a cowl like this, you won’t want to take it off again. It’s featherlight and hugs you gently.



4. Lace Shawl for Beginners

This one is a classic, too. We’re basically knitting a large shawl with an airy pattern. BUT the pattern is very easy to knit. Only 2 pattern rows alternate throughout. At the end, we block the piece, and the shawl unfolds all its beauty. You can wear it open or wrapped around. In any case, it’s something warm around your shoulders or neck, which is always useful in spring. Feel free to take a look at my sample photos for it.





5. Short Poncho

This poncho is ideal for spring. It’s quick to put on and quick to take off. What’s special about it is that the sleeves aren’t that long. That makes it wonderful for working at the computer because your hands have freedom to work. The design is knitted in 2 pieces, which we then sew together.

Here are a few cheerful spring patterns from my shop:

1) These cute chicks are bright and cheerful. The "Sweet Little Chicks" are crocheted using a clever double-stitch technique, which makes them perfect for embroidering.
Click here for the pattern



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2) This cute bag charm is sure to put you in a good mood. With its sun hat and flip-flops, it brightens up any bag. Plus, it has space for your shopping token or a euro coin.
Click here for the pattern



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3) These cute little baskets are also cheerful, colorful eye-catchers. You can use them in many different ways, e.g. as tealight holders (LED), gift wrap, table decorations, etc.

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4) This cheerful, colorful "Kunterbunt" shopping net stands out with its sophisticated mesh pattern. This beautiful bag is a wonderful everyday helper, a great gift, eco-friendly, and perfect for using up leftover yarn. Of course, you can make the handles in any length you like.

Click here for the pattern



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5) These retro egg cozies are quick and easy to make and also make a lovely gift or little present.
Click here for the pattern

Ready to get started for spring?

Both designs were crocheted in single crochet using Catania Originals. Click the link for more information.


  Egg Cozies for Spring



  Easter wreath

You can enjoy this little flower basket all spring long. Lined with decorative grass and filled with Easter eggs, it also serves as an Easter decoration.


 
The basket is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 14 x 21 x 19 cm. The flowers are made of photo cardstock, crepe paper, and wire. Both the basket and the flowers are very easy to recreate.

Egg Cozy Cloverleaf
great for spring table decor



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The egg cozy for unicorn fans.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes in detail how you can crochet this cute egg cozy yourself, even as an ambitious beginner .

The egg cozy was crocheted from around 10 g of cotton yarn (length 115 m/50 g) and is approx. 7 cm tall.

Bunny Door Wreath, without a Styrofoam ring

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What’s special about this bunny is that you don’t need a Styrofoam ring, so you’re very flexible when it comes to your choice of yarn and your personal crochet style. 
Also, the bunny won’t bang around when the door slams shut.


The Easter Chicken

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Flower pick or glass coaster?
The Easter chicken is quickly crocheted from leftover yarn, and you can use it to decorate your whole house. 

You will need 
Per chicken: 20 g cotton yarn, 125 m/50 g, in the color of your choice; small leftovers in red and yellow for the comb and beak
2.5 mm crochet hook
Sewing needle, scissors, 2 googly eyes


The Carrot Bunny

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Hang the carrot bunny near a window; the draft will make it spin cheerfully around in circles. 
The bunny only needs cotton yarn and beads, and it’s quick and easy to crochet. 


Bunny and Chick in an Egg

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The two of them don’t just look cute at Easter. They’re happy to decorate your home all year round. 

With cotton yarn 125 m/50 g, the chick will be about 14 cm tall and the bunny about 18 cm.