25: Let Your Creativity Run Wild

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Download patterns now that let you unleash your creativity and have lots of fun.

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With the double-face knitting technique, you can let your imagination run wild... The basics of double-face are explained in all of the patterns presented here.




Knitting pattern for the "Flamingo Love" potholders - the pretty flamingos are already looking forward to keeping you company in the kitchen. They are nice and dense and look great from both sides.




Knitting pattern for the "Magic Meadow" loop scarf - the loop scarf tells a whole story, which the child you give it to can, of course, keep imagining further. There are the unicorns of love, the hardworking fairy Elvira, and magic birds... A wonderfully cozy accessory for all dreamy girls :-)




Knitting pattern for the "Winter Dream" loop scarf - here, Tobi the little bear and his mom enjoy a magical day in the snowy forest. Snow at last!

Today I’d like to introduce you to a few cute, trendy animals from my shop:

He’s the Animal of the Year for 2020: Poldi the Mole.
You can crochet him using velvet yarn (chenille), as shown in the picture on the left, or cotton yarn (picture on the right). With the recommended yarn, he’ll be about 12 cm tall.


Alpacas and llamas were everywhere last year, too. Pamina the alpaca isn’t hard to crochet. She turns out especially cuddly when made with teddy yarn. But you can also use another soft yarn (e.g., alpaca!) that you brush up a bit at the end.


Polar bears are popular again this winter. The little polar bear Björn is a keychain or bag charm that brings joy all year round. He’s very quick to crochet, and you only need a few pieces of leftover yarn to make him. Wouldn’t that make a great last-minute Christmas gift or a gift tag for your packages?

The Shades of Understatement is a quick project, but still very elegant. It takes just 200 g of yarn to knit this shoulder warmer, and the pattern is explained in detail.
And until December 20, there’s still a 40% shop discount!

This cute overall fits teddy bears or dolls measuring approx. 25-30 cm. It can be knitted very easily from leftover yarn and is easy for toddlers to put on and take off, too, since it has no buttons. 

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This sweet outfit fits dolls measuring 45-50 cm, and it can also be knitted from leftover yarn. This outfit also has no buttons and is easy to make.

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I knitted this pretty clothing set from the leftovers of a girl's skirt. It also fits dolls that are approx. 45-50 cm tall and is easy to make.

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This is the skirt for the doll's mom (3-4 years old), so she can wear a matching look with her doll child. Many bright colors can be used here to create a pretty result.

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Knitting Pattern for Baby Shoes

This project is knitted using a set of double-pointed needles. The pattern is very easy to follow. Each row is knitted using only one color. 



Knitting Pattern for a Scarf

Start with a few stitches and keep increasing until you reach the desired width.
The pattern is worked using knit and purl stitches. 



Knitting Pattern for a Cowl - Cable look without a cable needle

Knitted with circular needles, this cowl is worn doubled. 



Knitting Pattern for a Hat in 8 Sizes

This pattern is also suitable for beginners who already have some experience with a set of double-pointed needles. The pattern requires only knowledge of knit and purl stitches and how to knit stitches together. 

 
 
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Tamara Sweater

An eye-catcher: The Tamara Sweater has a fashionable cut with trendy balloon sleeves. The pattern is available in my Blickfang-Design store.

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Josephine Triangular Shawl

A good beginner project. The Josephine triangular shawl is easy to make and quick to finish. In the pattern, I explain step by step how you can make your own Josephine triangular shawl. Visit my Blickfang-Design store. You can also get the pattern there.to the pattern

With this pattern, you have a wonderful opportunity to get a little creative and make different-looking snowflakes.

Only the basic structure is specified here. Once you're done with that, you can add more decorative elements: exactly where, how many, and whether you add any at all is entirely up to you.



These snowflakes have a diameter of approx. 14 cm. In the pattern, I explain how to assemble the simplest version and how you can decorate it afterward. Of course, you'll also get templates for the strips with all the necessary cuts.

This snowman made from fluffy sponge yarn can be used as a winter decoration or as a sponge for bathing and showering.
The smooth fringes of the sponge yarn reflect light—making this little guy sparkle beautifully.
A string of LED lights turns him into an extraordinary glowing decoration.



You can get the crochet pattern for the snowman here

Could your Christmas decorations use a few more stars?
For these, only the shape and size are specified; you can let your imagination run wild with the paper type, paper color, and embellishments.



The models shown here are made from cardstock, measure approximately 12 x 12 x 2 cm, and are easy to recreate with a little crafting experience.

With the following hanging decorations for doors and walls, you can let your creativity run free and also use up lots of your leftover yarn.

All three hanging decorations are easy to crochet, even for ambitious beginners with a little practice, and look fantastic in cheerful colors or tone-on-tone.

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