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Knitting Pattern for a Scarf

Knitted using knit stitches and purl stitches, this pattern is well-suited for beginners with a little practice. 



Knitting Pattern for a Baby Blanket —Cable Look Without a Cable Needle

This great pattern is created using knit and purl stitches. The size of the blanket can easily be adjusted to suit your preferences.



Knitting Pattern for Doll Shoes

These shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles and feature two different cuff styles. 



Crochet Pattern for a Headband

The size of this headband can easily be adjusted to fit any head circumference. You should be familiar with single crochet, chain stitches, half double crochet, and double crochet. 

Doll Shoes


Designed for 43 cm dolls. They’re quick to crochet and made from leftover yarn.

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Romper for 43 cm
dolls 
The romper was crocheted.

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for 23 cm
dolls 
The top, pants, and hat are knitted

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This cute, colorful little skirt fits 3- to 4-year-old girls. You can use lots of colorful leftover yarn in this project.

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Scarf or collar? Here you can knit both in one and customize it however you like. As a collar, it’s perfect for wide necklines; as a scarf, it works just as well under jackets or coats.

Easy to knit.

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These ladybug oven mitts are a real eye-catcher in any kitchen. They’re very easy to crochet and are sure to bring joy when given as a gift.

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The stylish star-shaped tealight holder looks especially beautiful in Christmas colors and is already decoration enough all on its own. It can be crocheted with just a very small amount of yarn. In the pattern, every round is written out; but there is also a chart for everyone who prefers working from a crochet chart.


The crocheted Christmas tree decorations also go very well with it. Angel, bell, star, and snowflake can be made from leftover glitter yarn or from solid-colored cotton leftovers.


The illuminated angel is a festive Christmas decoration. But it can also be very useful after Christmas: As a guardian angel night light, it watches over the sleep of your child who doesn’t like lying in the dark.

The December highlights I’m presenting here are all knitted in double-face. If you’re not familiar with it yet but would like to give it a try, you’ll find a free pattern in my shop that explains the basics:

Double-Face Basics




Knitting Pattern: Loop "Wintertraum" - this loop tells the story of little bear cub Tobi, who experiences a beautiful winter day cuddled up close to his mom. Maybe your child would like to make up their own story to go with it?




Knitting Pattern: Loop "Zauberwiese" - this fairy-tale loop invites unicorn fans young and old to dream of the unicorns of love, of the hardworking fairy Elvira... Thanks to the double-face knitting technique, it can be worn on both sides.




Knitting Pattern: Potholders "Flamingo Love" - these two flamingos in love are a joy even while you’re knitting them. And once they’re finished, they’ll hang prettily in your kitchen and look forward to every hot job!

Angel wings are, of course, a beautiful sign of the Christmas season, but they are also a lovely symbol of protection all year round.

The angel wings are easy and quick to crochet, even for ambitious beginners with a little practice, and can be used in many ways for decoration.

Perfect as a gift for someone you’d like to send on their way with a guardian angel.



You can find the crochet pattern for the angel wings here

     


Antje triangular shawl

Crochet the asymmetrical Antje triangular shawl in your favorite colors. The pattern is simple and easy to follow. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by. I’d be happy to have you visit.

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Josephine triangular scarf


Double crochet and chain stitches come together to create the beautiful Josephine triangular scarf. Browse my Blickfang-Design store and you’ll find the pattern there—and maybe discover even more that you like. 

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"Shades of Understatement" is a great—yet easy-to-knit—shoulder warmer.
You’ll only need 200g of yarn with a yardage of 250m per 100g.

This cute little Christmas tree is a charming Christmas gift box for lovely little treats like chocolates, good-luck charms, and similar items.



The small box, measuring approximately 19 x 20 x 9 cm, is made of cardstock and is easy to recreate with a little crafting experience.

More December Bestsellers?

This funny reversible beanie still makes me smile whenever my daughter wears it. It’s knitted in double-faced fabric, so it can be worn either way. You can easily adjust the size—detailed tips are included in the pattern.



Knitting Pattern for the “Cheeky Sheep” Reversible Beanie