TV-friendly Patterns / December Highlights 2020

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@Authors,
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This pretty, colorful skirt for 3- to 4-year-olds is perfect for knitting while watching TV. If you have knitting experience, it’s very easy. A great project for leftover yarn, too.

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These leggings for toddlers (1.5 to 3 years) are also great for knitting while watching TV. My grandchildren love wearing them. They are nice and warm and really comfortable. The specified yarn can also be replaced with sock yarn.

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This overall for dolls and teddy bears (45–50 cm tall) is quick to knit and also a great TV project. It would make a last-minute Christmas gift for the doll moms.

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Simple but clever crochet pattern for an infinity scarf. You’ll have the pattern memorized by the second repeat at the latest, and the simple, recurring sequence is great for beginners. The loop is intended for adults and is crocheted in rounds. You can use yarn about the weight of 4-ply sock yarn.




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A perfect TV-friendly and beginner-friendly little baby dress with a round yoke, knitted in one piece and perfect for gradient yarns or 4-ply sock yarn. The pattern is available in 6 sizes from 0–6 years. Here’s the pattern.

The snowman cover is easy to crochet while watching TV, since it has longer sections without decreases or increases. The body is crocheted using only single crochet stitches, and the scarf and hat with double crochet. That way you don’t have to pay attention to a pattern and can just happily crochet away.
Here is the crochet pattern for the Snowman bottle cover



If you’d like to learn Tunisian crochet, I recommend this origami bag in Tunisian simple stitch. You simply crochet a rectangle, which is then folded origami-style and sewn together. So you don’t need any increases or decreases and can focus completely on the new technique, which you’re sure to pick up quickly. And then it all works nicely on the side—even while watching TV.
Here is the crochet pattern for the Origami Bag.



These little gift bags are also very easy to crochet. The pattern is very simple, and the color stripes come straight from the skein. Only the appliqués require a little more attention again.
The bags can be crocheted in any size you like and reused every year. That way you save a lot of gift wrap and help protect the environment!
Here is the crochet pattern for the little gift bags!

 



Pamela Sweater

Bright red may not be everyone’s thing, but you can make the Pamela Sweater in the color of your choice. You’re also free to choose whatever yarn you like. Create your very own design this way. The Pamela Sweater is worked in granny stitch and is quite easy to make. Just the right pattern for relaxing in the evening with music or TV. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store.

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Scarf with Spirals Yayoi

The Scarf with Spirals Yayoi works up fairly quickly. Crochet the scarf in thinner yarn and the spirals will automatically turn out more delicate. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. Stop by. I’d be happy to have you visit.

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Knitting Pattern for a Scarf

Once you’ve knitted the point of the scarf, you can easily knit the pattern while watching a movie. You only need to know knit and purl stitches.



Knitting Pattern for a Beanie in 8 Sizes

Until the decreases, this beanie can easily be knitted while watching TV. It’s worked in rounds, and you should know knit and purl stitches. 



Crochet Pattern for a Blanket

Starting in the center, this blanket is crocheted in rounds. This blanket is also a great way to use up leftover yarn. 

I like to crochet or knit while watching TV, making things that are nice and simple and where I don’t have to pay too much attention or look closely. Here are my suggestions for a cozy evening of TV with some crafting for you. For all models, the pattern, more information, and more pictures can be found by clicking on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm greetings from Ina

Timeless Baby Blanket Made from Merino Wool

The pattern is nice and simple and easy to follow; you can memorize it quickly. It has a wide border in small seed stitch, and the center pattern is made up of 4 pattern rows that repeat over and over. The beautiful merino wool is wonderfully soft to the touch and very pleasant to knit with. Since wool is breathable and warming, the future owner of this beautiful blanket is sure to feel very cozy underneath it. 





Mosaic Blanket Made from Crocheted Squares

This is also a lovely “TV evening project.” We crochet lots of identical squares in different colors. Each one is crocheted exactly the same way. It’s wonderful to crochet while watching TV; otherwise it might even get a bit boring. After that, all the squares are crocheted together and finished with a wide border around the outside.





Endless Blanket

It is started in the middle, and then you keep crocheting all the way around. You can memorize the pattern very quickly, and by the end of an evening you’ll be amazed at what you’ve accomplished. The play of colors comes all by itself from the cake yarn (Bobbel). You could also crochet the blanket with other colors and yarn types.

The “Drifting Lines” triangular shawl features a beautiful striped pattern with several direction changes . These changes make the shawl wonderfully varied. Nevertheless, it’s very easy to knit and absolutely perfect for knitting while watching TV!
The shawl is knitted entirely in one piece; the all-around I-cord border is knitted directly into the shawl, giving it a beautiful, clean edge. The direction changes are created by short rows.
Click here for the pattern: Drifting Lines

The weather isn’t so great and you’re still looking for something lovely to make?

Here comes Dragon Fridolin.
He doesn’t bite, scratch, or breathe fire. 
Fridolin just wants to cuddle



Unicorn Fiona from the magic forest is also still all alone.
you can also crochet her without the horn, then she’s a wonderful pony to love



Or the two little dolls Lilly and Pauli they’re great to play with 

Lucky Spring  is knitted using various simple patterns, all of which are explained in detail and also shown in charts.
The patterns are absolutely perfect for knitting while watching TV.
300g of yarn makes a large cozy shawl.