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Beautiful and useful things for the kitchen:

Potholders are always handy to have, and when they’re this decorative, they’re also an adornment for the kitchen. That way, you can use different potholders depending on the season.

Cup and Milk Can Potholders
bring to mind cozy coffee hours with Grandma’s polka-dot dishes: pure nostalgia! You can purchase the patterns for the two potholders individually or together as a value set.

Polar Bear and Penguin
never meet in nature, since they live at opposite ends of the world. But in your kitchen they can get together and protect you from burned fingers.

The Ladybug Dish Sponge
not only looks cute, but is also a sustainable cleaning sponge, because it can be washed at 60° and used again and again hygienically clean. Its slightly scratchy surface effortlessly removes dried-on food residue from dishes. But don’t worry: it won’t scratch while you’re crocheting!

Warm leggings made from sock yarn are just the right clothing for toddlers right now. They’re comfortable, move with every movement, and will even fit for at least 2 years (ages 3–5). Easy to knit if you have some knitting experience.

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This little pinafore dress with knitted-in hearts also grows with your child. It fits babies from 6 months and even toddlers up to 3 years old. Easy to make and seam-free.

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Toddlers love colorful things. This children’s jacket combines even more of their favorite features. It has a hood and pockets, which little ones love for stowing away their treasures. The jacket fits from about 2.5 to 4.5 years. It’s knitted using the top-down raglan method. For experienced knitters, this is a lovely project that’s a joy to make.

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Babies and toddlers usually don’t like it very much when clothes are pulled over their heads. My granddaughter felt the same way. So I came up with this hat. It keeps both the head and neck warm and can be easily buttoned and unbuttoned at the front. Easy to make, even for beginners with some knitting experience.

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These leggings can also be knitted with sock yarn. Here, I chose a warm natural fiber blend of merino and alpaca. The leggings fit children from about 1.5 to 3 years old.

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This cute little baby dress fit my granddaughter at 6 months and still fit her at 2 years old. It’s very easy to make and looks simply adorable when worn. Even beginners with some knitting experience can give this a try and achieve a beautiful result.

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Crochet pattern for a headband

This headband can easily be crocheted in any desired size. The pattern repeat covers one row, and you should be familiar with single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet stitches, as well as chain stitches, of course. 



Crochet pattern for a blanket

It is started in the middle, so the size can be crocheted very individually. The pattern repeat covers 2 rounds. You should have practice with single crochet, chain stitches and double crochet stitches. 



Crochet pattern for a balloon cover

Individual granny squares are crocheted and then sewn together into a ball at the end. 

  


Swoncho Agnes

Exactly the right companion for the fall/winter season: the Swoncho Agnes is perfect for snuggling up in. You can find the crochet pattern in my Blickfang-Design store.

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Crochet Blouse Paula


Haven’t made the Crochet Blouse Paula yet? Then seize the opportunity now. Made with a cozy yarn, it becomes a winter blouse, and for spring you can make it in cotton.
The pattern is available in my Blickfang-Design store. 

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Feel free to stop by my Blickfang-Design store and let yourself be inspired by enchanting crochet designs.

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1) Shawl "Elaine" - A shawl with two completely different patterned sides. You should already have a bit of crochet experience and practice for this shawl.
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2) Triangular shawl "Netzwerk" - A pattern that makes you look twice and start wondering how it works—this shawl is not at all difficult to crochet, but it is clever.
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3) This bag is classically beautiful, with plenty of room for everything you need when you're out and about.
A combination of tapestry technique and linked stitch (both explained in detail).
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4) Backpack "Violetta" - chic, trendy, practical, and sure to be an eye-catcher. It is very roomy and quick and easy to open thanks to the drawstring with stopper.
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5) This pretty cosmetic bag is practical for cosmetics, jewelry, small bits and pieces, etc., as is the cute TaTüTa (tissue pouch). Also a wonderful Christmas gift.
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6) Angel "Lovely" - the embroiderable little skirts make each angel one of a kind. Can also be used as an Advent calendar.
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With one skein each of yellow and brown sponge yarn, you can crochet 5 sunflower wash pads.
The sunflowers are very easy and quick to crochet, even for beginners, add a beautiful, cheerful color to your bathroom, and instantly put you in a good mood.

Together with, for example, a shower gel or body lotion, the sunflower wash pads make a lovely gift or little present for someone dear to you.



You can get the crochet pattern for the sunflower wash pads here

Knitting pattern for a scarf - cable look without a cable needle

Knit and purl stitches are used to create this pattern. The model is also easy to knit for beginners with a little practice.



Knitting pattern for a collar - as an alternative to a cowl or scarf, the collar also keeps the shoulder and neck area warm. 

It is knitted with knit and purl stitches, knitting stitches together, and you should already have used circular knitting needles before. 



Knitting pattern for a baby blanket

For this pattern, you only need to know knit and purl stitches, and the blanket is also suitable for beginners. 



Knitting pattern for a hat in 8 sizes - this hat can be easily knitted from a head circumference of 33 - 55 cm. 

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Dishwashing and bath sponge



Doll shoes



Doll carrier bag for a 43 cm doll


Fruit and vegetable net


You can find information under the link next to the image

In gloomy November, you could craft a bonsai tree made of beads and wire, full of delicate blossoms, and enjoy this special decorative piece all year round:

To the cherry blossom bonsai craft pattern


To the wisteria bonsai craft pattern


The little bonsai trees are very easy to make, even if you’ve never crafted with beads and wire before. That’s because every step is explained in detail in the pattern and shown with detailed photos, so you can easily and successfully make the little bonsai trees yourself.

Little Angels
who says little angels always have to be white?



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The little angels are quick to crochet from just a few bits of leftover yarn.

The pattern describes step by step with lots of photos how you can crochet the little angels for yourself. Only basic crochet skills are needed, so the little angels are also a great beginner project.

For each little angel, just over 15 g of cotton yarn was used, e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun (yardage 115 m/50 g).
One little angel is approx. 10 cm tall.

Varinia
Summer Scarf If crocheted a bit wider, it becomes a cozy winter scarf



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A lovely beginner’s project with a simple yet striking pattern.

With basic crochet skills , the scarf is finished in no time. As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes every step in detail . A crochet chart is also included.

For the wider version, 280g of microfiber yarn (260m/100g) was used; for the narrower version, 160g.
The narrower scarf is 230cm long and 13cm wide; the wider one is 260cm long and 27cm wide.

Mystic Arctica is a simple yet striking shawl.
The pattern is explained in detail and also illustrated with a chart, making it perfect for beginners.
You’ll need 300g of yarn with a yardage of 400m per 100g.

If you'd like to make an Advent calendar yourself, but don't want to make it too complicated, then this model would be a good choice.



Since the little Christmas trees are completely identical, you don't have to think too much: Once the first little tree is finished and you've seen how it works, the rest practically make themselves!

The little trees are made from photo cardstock, each approx. 7 x 8.5 x 8 cm, and are also well suited for beginners.

A back scrubber shower strap made from sponge yarn is a very useful and original gift idea for people who like comfort when showering and bathing, or for people whose physical mobility is limited, or for people who want “no dust collectors, but something practical.”

In addition, this back scrubber shower strap, with its unusual, textured shell design, is a lovely eye-catcher in the bathroom:



Difficulty level: easy for experienced crocheters, intermediate for ambitious beginners with a little practice
Required skills: starting crochet with a magic ring, crocheting in rounds/rows, slip stitches, chain stitches, single crochet, simple and multiple double crochet stitches.

The PDF file includes the written crochet pattern, the crochet chart for the beautiful, textured shell pattern, and a step-by-step tutorial with over 30 photos and detailed explanations.

You can get the crochet pattern for the shell-design back scrubber shower strap here

The cold season will definitely be here soon :-)
And then you’ll need something warm for your ears ♥

OLIVIA Headband —it looks knitted, but it’s actually crocheted!
With a trendy twist in two versions.




Once your ears are warm, all you need is something to snuggle up with on the couch :-)
You can never go wrong with this enchanting cloud pillow —whether you keep it for yourself or give it as a gift ♥

In just over two weeks, the first Advent calendar doors will be opened!
If you’re still planning to make an Advent calendar, you shouldn’t wait any longer—get started right away. How about this one?

 
 
The Advent calendar is made from photo cardstock, measures approx. 33 x 28.5 x 6.5 cm, and is very easy to make. You can also replace the painted-on numbers with number stickers in a similar size.

Twist Baby Blanket


This super-cozy baby blanket is crocheted from the inside out, making it perfect for bobbles or yarn cakes. If you like, you can crochet it as big as you want (or as big as your yarn will allow 🙃). Absolutely beginner-friendly and perfect for crocheting while watching TV.

Have fun crocheting!
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We are Family
In these turbulent times, not everyone can be with their family. With this doily, you can bring a little piece of family into your home—as a lovely gift or for your own table.

Have fun crocheting!
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Doily / Placemat
Christmas is coming! This beautiful doily brings even more coziness to your living room!

Have fun
crocheting!

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