45+ Club: Start Advent with attractive patterns

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In the mood for enchanting designs to start the week / to kick off December / Advent?
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Knitting pattern for a loop scarf - cable look without a cable needle

Knitted with circular needles, this loop scarf is worn doubled. You should know how to knit and purl stitches. This model is also suitable for beginners. 



Knitting pattern for a hat - For the whole family - in 8 sizes

This model is offered in 8 sizes - from head circumference 33 cm - 55 cm. You should know how to knit and purl stitches and how to knit stitches together. Practice with a set of double-pointed needles would be an advantage. 



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

For this pattern, you only need to know how to knit and purl stitches. The pattern is written for a baby blanket, but it can easily be knitted to your own desired size. 

With this cute suit, you can bring huge joy to any big or little doll mommy at Christmas. It’s easy to knit, just as easy to put on and take off, and fits dolls approx. 43–50 cm tall. Even newborns would fit into it.

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A colorful little skirt is sure to be a hit with little girls aged 3–4. Thanks to the elastic waistband, it’s also easy for them to put on and take off by themselves. While knitting, you can use up lots of colorful leftover yarn and create your own color combinations. The skirt is easy to knit with the pattern.

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Warm leggings are just the right clothing now for 3- to 5-year-olds when they play outside. They should be comfortable and warm, and these leggings made from sock yarn definitely meet those needs. They are easy to knit if you have a little knitting experience.

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Loujain Triangle Shawl

For this cozy Loujain triangle shawl, you’ll need to know double crochet and chain stitches. The pattern repeats after a few rows. A lovely project for relaxing and working on alongside other things. 

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Josephine Triangle Scarf

Here I’m presenting a beautiful V-shaped scarf that works up quickly and has an easy-to-follow pattern. You’ll finish the Josephine triangle scarf in no time and enjoy it for a long time to come.

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Djuna Headband

No expert knowledge is needed for this beautiful headband. Do you have a ball of yarn lurking somewhere and don’t know what to make with it? Then get started and crochet yourself the trendy Djuna headband.

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Crochet pattern for a balloon cover

Individual granny squares are crocheted and then sewn together at the end. Without the balloon, the ball can be washed quickly, dried, and ready to use again. 



Crochet pattern for a headband

In terms of size, this headband can easily be adjusted to your own head circumference and desired width. You should know how to make single crochet stitches, chain stitches, half double crochet stitches, and double crochet stitches. 



Crochet pattern for a blanket

Like a granny square, this blanket is started in the middle, and the size can be crocheted individually. The pattern repeat covers two rounds. 

This enchanting cowl "Winter Dream" is a lovely way to get in the mood for a wintry Advent. It is knitted in double-face, is cuddly soft, and can be worn on both sides. 



Knitting pattern for the "Winter Dream" cowl 

If it’s still a little too early for you to put up the big Christmas tree, but you’re already missing the sight of it, then this little fir tree is a great way to bridge the gap until then.



This 15-cm-tall little tree is made from photo cardstock and is very easy to recreate. Aside from the drying time (the glitter liner takes a few hours to dry), it’s ready in no time.

Especially during the dark winter months, the poinsettia in 2 variations adds a beautiful splash of color to your home. And even if you don’t have a green thumb: this poinsettia stays beautiful permanently.

You can use the poinsettia, for example, with candles and Christmas baubles as a table decoration or as decoration on lovingly wrapped gifts.



The pattern is suitable for ambitious beginners with some practice and advanced crocheters.

You can get the crochet pattern for the poinsettia in 2 variations here

The angel wings are not only a messenger of the Christmas season—they are also a loving symbol of protection all year round.

That makes the angel wings a lovely gift for someone you’d like to send on their way with a guardian angel.

The angel wings can be used in many ways for decoration, e.g. as tree ornaments, with candles as table decor, as gift tags, as keychains, and much more. There are no limits to your imagination.



The pattern also includes the crochet chart and many photos and is suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice.

You can find the crochet pattern for the angel wings here

If you’re still looking for an original gift, you might find what you’re looking for here.

Mausebert the Cheese Thief

Mausebert the Cheese Thief is a cheeky little mouse who looooves cheese!!!!
So if you have a stash of cheese at home, watch out. Mausebert might just come to you and steal your cheese.



The Cheeky Fridge Mice 

Those little mice sure are clever. They know how to help themselves.
And they’ve even snacked on the delicious cheese on the table. They just set up the ladder and off they went to feast on the cheese!!!



The Clever Rat Naseweiss 

One thing is certain, though: Naseweiss is definitely the smartest of them all!!!
She’s always got her nose in a book and knows just about everything.
Would you like to give Naseweiss a new home, too? Then why not bring this sweet little rodent home with you?

Everyone agrees that a Christmas tree should be decorated. But when it comes to how to decorate it, there’s no consensus—and that’s a good thing! Everyone should have the tree that looks the most beautiful to them!

If you like to decorate your Christmas tree with homemade ornaments, I have these paper Christmas tree ornaments for you—with a little crafting experience, you can easily recreate them.



The ornaments shown here measure approximately 7 x 8.5 x 8 cm and are made from photo cardstock. However, they also work well with thinner decorative papers.

The “Shades of Understatement”
is a great accessory, especially now that we’re constantly airing out our homes—it keeps your neck and shoulders warm and looks great, too.
You can knit this simple shoulder warmer with just 200g of yarn.

Stop by my shop. Maybe you’ll find something suitable.
How about doll shoes, a sewn sleeping bag, or a bath and dish sponge?

Doll Boots

These boots fit a 43 cm doll.

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Sleeping Bag

The sleeping bag also fits a 43 cm doll. It was sewn from a pair of used pajama pants.

Bath Sponge

The bath sponge is also intended for use in the kitchen. Of course, you can use it as a decoration.


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A fairy tale written in yarn—that’s this “Zauberwiese” cowl, knitted using the double-face technique. It tells the story of the hardworking fairy Elvira, the unicorns of love, and fantastic dandelion clocks. Thanks to the double-face knitting technique, it looks beautiful from both sides and can therefore be worn either way



Click here for the “Zauberwiese” cowl knitting pattern