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Socks are always very popular—if only it weren’t for that complicated heel.
Now you can breathe a sigh of relief, because with the mowi heel, it’s a breeze. It even explains how to knit socks using the CraSyTrio—that is, with 3 needles—in 4 sizes.

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This cowl and shoulder warmer can easily be knitted from a single 50 g skein. The pattern is written without any abbreviations. You can look forward to a beautiful result.

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This convertible wrap skirt fits ages 1.5 to 5 and can be knitted from the bottom up without any seams. It features a heart pattern made of knit and purl stitches.

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This colorful skirt is ideal for 3- to 4-year-olds because they can easily put it on and take it off by themselves. Knitting it is fun—it’s a colorful project, and you can use up some leftover yarn in it.

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This is one of 8 granny squares. They are all the same size and can be combined beautifully. 

This granny square has a flower in the middle and can be crocheted in one color or in multiple colors. 



Knitting pattern for a baby blanket

This pattern is knitted using only knit and purl stitches; the cable look appears all by itself.



Knitting pattern for a hat in 3 sizes (0-24 months)

An airy lace pattern and fun little points—a great spring hat for little girls 



A thick collar like this is quick to knit—as an alternative to a scarf or cowl

This pattern is knitted using only knit and purl stitches. Thanks to the pattern, it fits across several sizes and can easily be knitted for anyone from teenagers up to size M. 



Or would you prefer a knitted scarf? A similar pattern, and yet completely different.

Here, too, knit and purl stitches are used, and this model is easy to make.

  


Arielle triangular shawl

The unique Arielle triangular shawl is a real joy, both while crocheting it and then while wearing it. You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by.

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Romy Sweater

The Romy sweater is not difficult to make and can be combined in many different ways. Visit my Blickfang-Design store. There you can purchase the pattern. I look forward to your visit.

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The little colorful bunnies are quick and easy to crochet and look really cute on an Easter branch, as table decorations, or in an Easter basket. You can also use them as keychains, bag charms, flower picks, or gift tags. In any case, they’ll bring a bright smile to the face of everyone who receives one. This is definitely a great project for using up small bits of colorful leftover yarn.


Babies love music boxes! Their gentle melody soothes them and helps them fall asleep quickly. If the music box is also such a sweet, hand-crocheted little lamb, it will surely be treasured for years to come. If you want to use the lamb as a music box, you’ll need fairly thick yarn, preferably fluffy teddy yarn like in the picture. It is crocheted together with a cotton carry-along thread so you can see the stitches better while working.
But you can also crochet the little sheep with thinner yarn; then it can become a small extra gift in the Easter basket. You can see the difference in size in this picture:

No matter what occasion you’re looking to give a small gift for—these little folding boxes are always a perfect fit! Whether in black and white or red for a wedding, in soft pastel shades for a baby shower, in pink or bright, colorful hues for a kids’ birthday party, or in red and green for Christmas...

Here are some colorful decoration examples—to recreate or to get inspired by.



The 10 boxes have side lengths ranging from 3 cm to 8 cm. They’re made from photo cardstock, glued in just one spot, and are easy enough to make even for absolute beginners.

Natures Sheepy is a pattern for 300 g of yarn with a yardage of 450 m per 100 g.
Each color has its own pattern, which is explained in detail and also shown as a chart.