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Dear users, dear authors,
Get your hands on new and tried-and-true captivating patterns for advanced crafters now.

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The adorable sleeping little doll can be dressed in new outfits. Dresses, shoes, hair, and underwear are made separately and can be changed

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The colorful chicken and the cute Glupschi, with lots of bright colors. You can use up your leftover yarn however you like and still create wonderful amigurumi.

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Adorable flower child with butterflies, a cheerful result that brings joy


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These two little gift bags are a great challenge for advanced crafters. They are knitted in double-face and look great inside and out. That makes them the perfect wrapping for a gift certificate or a thoughtful little something! For Mother’s Day, Father’s Day, a birthday, an anniversary... or just because. After all, a gift from the heart is always just right.



Knitting pattern: “From the Heart” gift bags, set of 2



The sweet comfort blanket is also knitted in double-face, giving it two “front sides.” Little Elo the elephant is already looking forward to a new friend! He also works perfectly as a washcloth :-) If you use a yarn made from 100% cotton, you can also knit the motif as potholders.



Knitting pattern: comfort blanket / washcloth “Elo Elephant”



This “Life is magic” gym bag is a really exciting project! It requires a little stamina, but the different work sections make it very engaging to make. The base is crocheted in rounds, and the rest is knitted in double-face. And the motif will make every unicorn fan’s eyes light up! The carry-along glitter thread makes the gym bag sparkle beautifully in the light.



Knitting pattern: “Life is magic” gym bag




.....I highly recommend the shawl... "Wings of Love".... It’s a bit tricky at first, but then it actually comes together quite easily. You just have to get past the beginning, though, and that’s where it helps to have some experience... I did, however, once have a customer who had never picked up a crochet hook before, and her first project was my shawl: "Wings of Love"... And she managed it too… But that was really an exception… So, who’s up for the challenge? Here’s the link to the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43445/petra-perle-engelsfluegeltuch-fluegel-der-liebe

An Easter egg so unusual and so beautifully large that it definitely can’t be overlooked. If you’d like a decoration like this, you should take a closer look at this pattern.



This giant decorative egg is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 19.5 x 28 cm.

The egg is not difficult to make, but you should definitely have some crafting experience, be practiced in using a craft knife, have nimble fingers, and have patience for it.

These knitted pants fit toddlers from age 1. They were knitted with sock yarn and have adjustable straps that let the pants grow with the child. A cable is worked into the sides, which gives the pants a good fit.

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These mixed-pattern socks are easier to knit than they look. Here you can try the mowi heel, which is much easier to knit than a regular heel. A table with various size details is included.

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This baby's first hooded jacket has a pretty heart lace pattern and is knitted in traditional costume style. It fits up to about 4 months—and later, a doll.

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Birutė Stole


  


Tu Stole

Birutė Stole and Tu Stole are both made with a hairpin lace loom. For those who have never tried the hairpin lace technique before, it is not exactly easy. But once you get the hang of it, it’s not hard at all.
The patterns are available in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by. I’d be happy to have you visit.

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Practical, space-saving, and beautiful!
With a little crafting experience, this original table decoration is very easy to recreate.



  The egg holder is made of cardstock and measures approximately 20 x 10 cm. The many flowers can also be die-cut using appropriately sized dies or replaced with ready-made flower embellishments.

The Poncho Cube requires a bit of patience and practice due to its Fair Isle pattern; the pattern is illustrated with a chart. But once it’s finished, you’ll love wearing it all the more. You’ll need 300g of sock-weight yarn.



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Knitting pattern for a blanket featuring 4 patterns that are repeatedly interrupted by the worm pattern. The blanket is knitted in the round, and knowledge of knit and purl stitches is required. 

With a little crafting experience, you can make this pretty little basket for Easter. It’s quite deep and has plenty of room for candy or a small Easter egg nest.



The basket measures approximately 13 x 11.5 x 8.5 cm, is made of cardstock, and is decorated with patterned paper. You can print the patterned paper yourself—the PDF file for it is included in the download.

The back scrubber shower strap with the extraordinary shell pattern is not only a beautiful eye-catcher in the bathroom - it is also a super practical bath accessory for bathing and showering.
And a great gift idea for anyone who likes everyday life to be comfortable or whose physical mobility is limited.



Difficulty level: medium

In addition to the written crochet instructions, the pattern also includes the crochet chart and a photo tutorial for the shell pattern, so you can successfully crochet the back scrubber yourself.

You can get the crochet pattern for the back scrubber shower strap with shell pattern here