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In summer, nautical decor is a must for me, and many users feel the same way.

These two crochet patterns for door wreaths have already delighted many customers. They are easy to make and real eye-catchers.

They are crocheted using chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, double crochet and treble crochet. You’ll find detailed material information in the respective patterns (just click on the photos)

Lighthouse Door Wreath Ahoy


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Stranded Door Wreath


Both patterns are beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.
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Will it stay cold for a while longer? Then a knitted scarf would be just the thing



A cable-like look without a cable needle—just knit and purl stitches. 

The funny chickens on the perch are an original decoration for doors and walls and are very easy to crochet, even for beginners.

Individually, the chickens can also be used as part of your Easter decor, edge sitters, and gift decorations.

A lovely idea for all chicken fans and crazy chicks.



Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners with a little practice

You can find the crochet pattern for the chickens on the perch here

Filled with a few sweets or a small surprise, this fillable Easter egg makes a lovely little Easter gift for dear people.

The Easter egg can also be crocheted easily and quickly by beginners with a little practice — in bright colors using your leftover yarn or in a single color.



You can get the crochet pattern for the fillable Easter egg here

For anyone who wants to knit socks but is intimidated by the heel—here’s the solution. With the mowi heel, it’s super easy. Now you can finally surprise your family with hand-knitted socks.

Go to the knitting pattern

 
In the mood for crisp vegetables?
These vegetable baskets for the toy store are sure to be a hit! Using this pattern, you can crochet the basket and the following vegetables: carrots, kohlrabi, bell peppers, tomatoes, zucchini, eggplant, leeks, cauliflower, and corn.
Everything can be crocheted using leftover yarn.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the vegetable basket and its contents.


 
The little cuddly kitten is also consistently popular because it’s easy to crochet. You don’t necessarily need the teddy yarn shown in the picture, even though it makes the kitten extra fluffy. You can also make a cute kitten using acrylic yarn (picture on the right). If needed, you can brush the fur thoroughly—this will make it nice and fluffy even with acrylic yarn.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the kitten!


 
Easter is fast approaching . If you want to quickly crochet a little decoration using leftover yarn, I recommend these cute, colorful bunnies. They’re very easy to make and can be hung on an Easter branch, used as table decorations, flower picks, gift tags, or bag charms.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the colorful bunnies!

 
Longing for summer and the sea? Crocheting these beautiful seashells will give you a little taste of vacation. You can use almost any type of yarn for this. The shells look especially realistic when made with yarn that has a soft color gradient. A great project for using up leftover yarn!
Click here for the pattern for the crocheted seashells!


  
Dress-up dolls are still popular with little girls . To give your little dolls something truly special, why not crochet this fairytale-beautiful mermaid costume for them? Mermaids are still all the rage, especially when summer rolls around.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the mermaid outfit!