Weekend Projects / Bestsellers / Christmas Highlights 2020

Dear users, dear authors,
Download a new project for the weekend now.
Have fun.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, information, etc.

Would you like to wish someone lots of luck for the coming year in a special way? Then let Lucky Piglet Felix  deliver your good wishes!

He has specially dressed up in a chimney sweep costume and delivers your good wishes with a lucky mushroom, a horseshoe, and a 4-leaf clover.
To crochet Felix, you only need a few bits of leftover yarn. So you don't have to buy any extra yarn for it.

Maybe you're also giving away some homemade cookies? These treats deserve attractive packaging.
How about the candy jar with the penguin mom and her baby?

The two are so cute, they're sure to put a smile on the recipient's face.
If you know someone who enjoys crafting, you're sure to make them happy with the knitting snowman .

(There is also a version for a crocheting snowman.) The poor snowman is so cold that he can hardly wait until his scarf is finally finished!

For both candy jars, all you need is an empty jam jar, some yarn, craft stuffing, and a crochet hook. So you can get started right away!

For the upcoming weekend, I’d like to introduce you to three projects in double-face knitting. This knitting technique makes wonderful motifs possible, has two “front sides,” and even while knitting it’s fun to watch the picture grow :-) If you’ve never knitted in double-face before or need a refresher, you’ll find a free pattern for the basics here: Double-Face Basics




Knitting pattern Loop “Friends in the Park” - this loop scarf tells the story of a little puppy who spends a wonderful afternoon in the park with many other animals. With a one-size circumference of approx. 56 cm, the loop scarf fits children, teens, and adults.




Knitting pattern Beanie “Kiwi Love” - it will probably be quite a while before we can travel around the world without restrictions again. With this beanie, you can at least knit yourself in your thoughts to the other side of the world ;-) New Zealand’s symbols, the fern leaf and the kiwi, make this beanie a cozy accessory for all globetrotters.




Knitting pattern Loop “Dancing Ballerina” - Dance, love, sing, live—that makes even difficult times a little easier to bear. This loop scarf will make little ballerina hearts beat faster :-)


Now I wish you a wonderful weekend, with plenty of time for beautiful things!

Doll clothes are always a great quick knitting project, and colorful leftover yarn works perfectly here. The jumpsuit fits dolls and teddy bears that are about 45–50 cm tall. The specific measurements for the doll or teddy bear are listed. The little doll mom will surely be happy that her little darlings won’t have to feel cold anymore.

To the knitting pattern




A very nice weekend project is this scarf + collar, which can be used in different ways depending on your needs. Outside as a scarf and inside as a collar. This is also a great way to use up leftover yarn so that the neck and nape stay nice and warm. Very easy to make.

To the knitting pattern




This colorful cardigan (RVO) with a pattern mix for dolls or teddy bears (45–50 cm) is also a great project for using up colorful leftover yarn. You can knit a matching hat to go with it, and the little doll mom will be delighted with a new outfit for her little one.

To the knitting pattern

Brand new in my shop: the pattern for these cute angel bookmarks or keychains. Perfect for whipping up a few last-minute Christmas gifts this weekend.

Click here for the pattern

Here’s another elegant and quick-to-make bookmark featuring wings and a star. It also makes a wonderful keychain.

You can find the pattern here

With this hanging decoration, you can give doors, walls, and windows a wintry touch.
With a little practice, it’s easy for beginners to crochet, and it can be crocheted in cheerful, colorful shades from leftover yarn in your favorite colors, to match your décor, or in classic color combinations.



You can get the crochet pattern for the wintry hanging decoration here

This poinsettia in 2 versions stays beautiful permanently, even if you don’t have a green thumb, and brings a cheerful, bright color to the dark season.

The poinsettia can also be crocheted by ambitious beginners with a little practice.



You can find the crochet pattern for the poinsettia here

Make a warm and practical Christmas gift for your loved ones.
There’s no better gift than one made with love.

moccasins