Download new weekend projects + great bestsellers now

Dear users, dear authors,
Download your new weekend projects or an attractive bestseller now. Have fun with them.

@Authors:
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Brand-new and a beautiful project if you have a bit of time to stick with it: this fairy-tale loop scarf "Zauberwiese". It is knitted in double-face, so it can be worn on both sides. It’s also wonderfully cuddly and soft. The basics of double-face knitting are explained in the pattern. If this is going to be your first double-face project, I recommend trying a slightly smaller practice piece first (you can find free patterns for that in my shop).



Knitting pattern loop scarf "Zauberwiese"


Potholders are also a great weekend project. These are especially fun because of the pattern—it’s a joy to watch the two flamingos in love take shape as you knit. The potholders are also knitted in double-face, making them nice and dense and great-looking on both sides.



Knitting pattern potholders "Flamingo Love"


Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend with lots of creative time!

Quickly knit some doll clothes for Christmas now—sparkling eyes are guaranteed for every big and little doll mommy. :)

These models are quick and easy to knit, even from leftover yarn. 


A onesie for teddies (or dolls) about 25-30 cm tall. I’ve described two different yarn weights in the pattern here, and now two teddies no longer have to be cold.

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This cute outfit fits dolls that are about 43-50 cm tall. The sweater is knitted as a top-down raglan, and the ties make it easy to put on and take off. 

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This clothing set also fits dolls about 45-50 cm tall. It was knitted from leftovers and is easy to make. Absolutely adorable for girl dolls.

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Crochet pattern for a headband with bobbles

This model can easily be adjusted to the desired size, both in height and head circumference. 



Knitting pattern for a collar - as an alternative to a cowl or scarf

Knitted in the round, this pattern is easy to recreate, and with a thick yarn it will become a beloved companion on your upcoming winter walks. 

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To get you in the Advent spirit: the sweet little angels from the heavenly orchestra.
You’re sure to have some matching leftover yarn at home. The instruments are especially easy to find now during the pre-Christmas season in floral supply shops and craft stores. But even without an orchestra, the little angels can stand for heavenly music: then they’ll simply sing in a choir!



Have you baked cookies yet? Then give them as a gift in this pretty candy jar with Santa Claus!  Leftover yarn works well for this too.
There’s room in the sack for an additional little surprise.

My neckwarmer  is a great weekend project that can be knitted with all kinds of yarn—I’ve even knitted it with hand-spun yarn.

    
    
Classic Pom-Pom Hat Claire

Whether you're doing winter sports or taking a winter walk, the classic pom-pom hat Claire will keep you warm. Crochet it for yourself and your family. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store.
 
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Triangular Shawl Daphne

The triangular shawl Daphne is a very special eye-catcher. Here, one small shell follows another. You can find this very special pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. 

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Have fun browsing in my Blickfang-Design store. I look forward to your visit.

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If you spontaneously want to crochet or knit something new over the weekend, the main requirement is that you have the materials on hand. After all, you want to be able to start right away. So here are my suggestions for a weekend craft project where you’re sure to find something in your yarn stash.

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

Cowl
You can knit this cowl for yourself, the kids, your husband, or a friend. You’ll need 100 g of yarn for the kids and 150 g for everyone else. So that’s 3 skeins, which you’re sure to still have somewhere. The cowl is ideal for this time of year; it keeps your neck warm and looks lovely too. So it’s just the thing for the weekend—you could already be wearing it on Monday ...



Wrist Warmers
Now that your neck is warm, you could also knit something for your hands. How about a pair of wrist warmers? They’re very practical because your fingers stay free, for example to use your phone. There’s a beautiful cable on top, and the insides are worked in stockinette stitch. The thumb gusset is shaped so they fit well. 50 to 60 g of yarn is enough.



Craft Bucket
This is also a lovely weekend project, because there’s sure to be leftover yarn in every home. The scraps are crocheted one after another into a colorful craft bucket. All around, the bucket has lots of compartments for crochet hooks and the like. Your current project goes inside. That way you always have everything together, and it looks tidy too.

Tomorrow is the first Sunday of Advent – so it’s high time to hang up an Advent star. If you get started right away, this star will be decorating your home by tomorrow.


 
This Advent star is made from photo cardstock and has a diameter of about 28 cm. It’s easy to make, but it does require a little patience and accuracy.

Still looking for something great for the weekend... Then take a look...
All patterns are suitable for beginners, too :)

The cute ponies



The fun Christmas ornaments are knitted in a flash using knit and purl stitches



Christmas mice as decorations or gifts
The mice can also be crocheted without cheese, e.g. as keychains or bag charms