New in March 2021: Shop now.

Dear users, dear authors,
Download the new patterns now. Enjoy!

@Authors:
Only patterns from March 2021 and from February 26, 27, and 28 may be featured in this thread. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

Birdhouse

- Size of the house - 12 cm high, 8 cm wide

- Size of the bird - 11 cm

Great project for using up yarn scraps in different colors.

Crochet level - Intermediate.

Birdhouse



These jam jars with crocheted lid covers are a particularly lovely way to display chocolate eggs and other sweets. You can use up small amounts of leftover yarn and let your leftovers inspire you, so that each jar becomes one of a kind. The crochet pattern describes in detail how to crochet the individual decorative elements.
You can download the pattern here!

Also new in March is a knitting pattern for a hat - head circumference from 33 cm to 55 cm in a cable pattern

The pattern includes a size chart, so the hat can easily be recalculated for any yarn and needle size. The pattern itself is written for a yarn with a yardage of 120 m / 50 grams - here you’ll find the number of stitches per size

This hat’s pattern matches my knitted turtleneck 

Brand new in my shop: semicircular shawl/stole "Hauchzart".

As a wedding stole, airy summer shawl, or wrapped around your hips at the beach, it’s a wonderful eye-catcher.

As always, you can crochet from a written pattern and/or work from a crochet chart. The stole can be made larger or smaller in length and depth as desired. Exactly how that works is explained in the pattern.

Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern




What materials you need:

Material usage depends on yarn weight, hook size, and shawl size:

• In this pattern example: 1000 m / 4-ply yarn
• Crochet hook suitable for the yarn (here size 3.5)

There’s another printable mask in my store!

If your child loves to dress up and cats are among their favorite animals, you’ll easily make them very happy with this mask!



This cat mask comes in three sizes, but it can also be perfectly adapted to any face by printing it larger or smaller.

A handmade gift is especially lovely to celebrate the birth of a baby. This cuddle blanket is pleasantly soft and can later be used as a washcloth. That way, the child will enjoy it for many years to come. The blanket is knitted in double knitting, so it looks beautiful from both sides.



Knitting Pattern for the “Tobi the Bear – Night in the Mountains” Blanket

Churippu - small table runner, doily, or curtain - just as you like.

The pattern can be expanded in length and width.
The model shown measures 53 x 33 cm.

The three-page PDF file contains a crochet chart as well as a short introduction.
It is suitable for beginners.

To the pattern: *click*

Women’s Skirt or Dress Madleen

Spring and summer are fast approaching. With this modern, stylish skirt or dress, you’ll be perfectly prepared.

You can make it individually in any size and length. Exactly how is all explained in the pattern.
The pattern includes a written section where everything is explained in detail and illustrated, as well as crochet charts that you can work from in a relaxed way.




Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:

The amount of material needed depends on the yarn weight, hook size, and skirt/dress size:

• Any yarn – here in the example (size 36/38) = 1060 m - 4-ply gradient yarn
  Please plan for 150 m – 200 m more for each additional double size.
• Crochet hook to match the yarn (here hook size 3.5 mm)
• 3 buttons (the size depends on the yarn and hook size)
• You can find further material information for other sizes in the example images

Is it time for a new protective case for your e-reader or tablet? Maybe you’d like to try a double-face version. The motifs are fun to knit and are sure to attract lots of attention.



Knitting Pattern: E-Reader Protective Case

Rakas is a simple knitted shawl collar made using only knit and purl stitches.
Since it’s held together with just a shawl needle, it can be worn in a wide variety of ways.

With only 150g of yarn (200m per 100g), it knits up quickly.

You can quickly crochet these little appliqués on the side from a few scraps of leftover yarn. Use them as ornaments on an Easter branch, as appliqués on Easter gifts or Easter baskets, as refrigerator magnets, on greeting cards, and much more.
You can download the crochet pattern here.

For everyone with wanderlust, a love of travel, adventurers, and especially New Zealand fans—these pot holders will have you dreaming of faraway lands even as you knit! The kiwi and fern leaf are symbols of New Zealand, a beautiful country with breathtaking nature—unfortunately, on the other side of the world. With these pot holders, you can bring a little piece of New Zealand into your home. The pot holders are knitted in doubleface, making them extra dense and attractive on both sides.



Knitting pattern for “Kiwi Love” Pot Holders

New in the shop: Easter eggs




All you need is a little yarn (even leftover yarn), some stuffing, and a crochet hook.

Every year, a team of experts selects the Bird of the Year. This year, for the first time, a public vote was held in which all bird lovers could participate. The turnout was enormous. It’s been official since mid-March: The robin is the Bird of the Year 2021! That was reason enough for me to design a crochet pattern for a robin so you can crochet this cute and extremely popular little bird for your home.
All you need is leftover yarn in orange, brown, beige, and gray.
You can find the crochet pattern here!