Weekend Projects, Bestsellers + Halloween Designs for Leftovers

Dear users, dear authors,
how about a new weekend project, a great bestseller, or a few Halloween patterns that can also be made with leftovers, if applicable? Shop now.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

One skein of yarn is often enough for a headband



Crochet pattern for the "Winter Storm" headband

This headband can easily be adjusted to the desired size.



Crochet pattern for a braided headband - Knowledge of post double crochet is required



Crochet pattern: "Cold December" headband

For this headband, you should know single crochet, double crochet, chain stitches, and half double crochet.

All of these Halloween patterns can be crocheted using leftover yarn. They’re quick and easy and are guaranteed to be finished by Halloween:

The cute bats Ferdi and Gerdi are crocheted using the same pattern. They differ only in the material used: Gerdi is made from velvety-soft chenille, while Ferdi is made from sturdy cotton yarn.
Click here for the crochet pattern for Ferdi and Gerdi!

You can also hang the bats on a string of lights. With their glowing eyes, they’ll look really spooky:


How many bats you crochet is up to you—or rather, it depends on the length of your string of lights. In any case, this is a great way to use up leftover black yarn.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the bat string of lights!



A little witch like this as a finger puppet is also a great idea if you want to give the kids ringing your doorbell something other than candy. You can let your leftover yarn inspire you when choosing the colors.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the little witch!

These cute little ghosts are a great companion on a bag, in the car, or on a keychain. They’re wonderfully easy and quick to crochet from leftover yarn. An ideal beginner’s project that will delight anyone who receives it.

See the crochet pattern

A baby first jacket like this with a hood and a sweet heart lace pattern is sure to bring lots of joy as a gift for a birth. It is knitted in traditional costume-style colors, but of course it also looks adorable in other colors. It fits up to approx. 4 months.

Go to the knitting pattern

The Simply Loop lives up to its name, and you only need 2 x 50 g of yarn with a running length of 160 m per 50 g.
So it can be knitted quickly over a weekend.

Mary Hat



Suzy Scarf



Daphne Triangle Shawl

You’ll find the patterns for these wonderful crochet projects, along with many other beautiful designs, in my Blickfang-Design store. Make them in your favorite colors and use the yarn you like. That way you’ll definitely crochet yourself a one-of-a-kind piece that highlights your individuality. I’d be happy to have you visit my Blickfang-Design store.

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You can crochet these lovely pumpkins using leftover yarn.
They’re great for Halloween decorations and also suitable for beginners 
The little ones are sure to love the Triceratops lady "Nelly"
and the unicorn "Fiona" 

Pumpkin "Fritz and Fritzchen"



Triceratops "Nelly"



Unicorn "Fiona"



Now that the days are getting cooler and grayer, there’s more time for crafting on the weekend again, yay :-) Maybe you’d like to try a project in double-face? But be careful: this knitting technique is addictive once you get the hang of it... The following designs are all knitted in double-face. For more options, feel free to visit my shop.




Pattern for the “Flamingo Love” potholders





Pattern for the “Hearts” beanie





Pattern for the “Love & Energy” loop scarf

This funny little pumpkin is super quick to crochet and always a pretty decoration idea.
It also makes a great little gift or small present for loved ones.

click here to get to the pattern



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As a small gift, as a bag charm on a daycare bag, or for a school backpack, these two little ghosts are just right.
Or you can crochet a few for your next Halloween party. 

click here for the pattern

Dreamy, elegant, and beautiful—that’s what the “Fairy Forest” hand warmers are. Set off on a journey in the early morning hours, when the first rays of sunlight touch the treetops and the fairies breathe new life into nature...

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







Knitting pattern for “Fairy Forest” hand warmers/wrist warmers

"The Hexlies" - These cute egg cozies are a wonderful and very special table decoration for Halloween. You’ll receive a detailed pattern with text and step-by-step photos.
Go to the pattern here



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In one weekend, you can make several of these cute little angels "Lovely" in your favorite colors. With their embroidered skirts, they’re an absolute eye-catcher and a wonderful gift for loved ones.
Go to the pattern here



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This Advent calendar is a dream for girls big and small. The ultimate calendar for "fashionistas" - . There’s still enough time to start this unique "bag calendar" and make girls’ hearts beat faster. Perfect for showing off your leftover yarn.
Go to the pattern here