black, white, and gray: designs for purists

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find designs in gray, white, and black. Have fun with them.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

This promotional thread was scheduled for Tuesday, but you can get started now if you’d like.

Crochet pattern for a single-wrap loop scarf

These loop scarves are especially popular right now during the transitional season. A lovely one-ball-of-yarn project for a cozy evening in front of the TV. 



Knitting pattern for a scarf

This great pattern is knitted using knit and purl stitches. The special touch is the pointed tips at the beginning and end of the scarf. 



Crochet pattern for a headband

This design can easily be adjusted to fit any head circumference. 

A classic sweater that will be with you for a long time and that you can wear for many occasions. 

to the pattern


Romy Sweater

These potholders, knitted in double-face, feature the symbols of New Zealand—the kiwi bird and the fern leaf—classic in black and white. You can already dream yourself away to far-off countries while knitting...



Knitting pattern for potholders "Kiwi Love"


And the matching hat is available too, also knitted in double-face:



Knitting pattern for beanie "Kiwi Love"

The one true colors for witches and wizards are, of course, white and black.
And how could it be any different—Hermine the little witch and Merlin the little wizard’s apprentice love wearing these colors best, too.

click here to go to Hermine

   

and click here to go to Merlin

   

The black cat’s shape is kept very simple as a silhouette. This makes its large green eyes appear particularly intense and mysterious. It’s crocheted using a chart; however, each row is also written out individually.
You’ll need about 60 g of black yarn.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the black cat!



Bully, the little elephant, is already looking forward to summer. He’d love to be a captain just once! He’s already dug out his little sailboat and sailor’s cap, and to make sure nothing happens to him if he falls into the water, he’s even put on his swim ring. Now all he needs is for it to get warmer!
Click here for the crochet pattern for the “Elephant at the Beach”!


In her snow-white “fur” jacket with a matching hat, this little doll looks really chic. The jacket and hat are crocheted from fluffy, cozy yarn, which creates the fur-like effect. The doll also wears a colorful loop scarf. The pattern for it is included.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the fur jacket, hat, and loop scarf.

Pattern-mix socks also look great in this color combination. In this example, black has been replaced with dark blue. The socks are knitted using the mowi heel, so they’re incredibly easy to recreate. A size chart is included.

To the knitting pattern

White, gray, and black aren’t really my colors. And yet, when you knit or crochet something lovely with them, it can look very elegant. Not bright and colorful, but a bit more understated. Here are 3 suggestions from me for you. For more pictures, information, and the pattern, just click on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina

Elegant Scarf with Beaded Lace Edging
It is knitted from soft cashmere yarn and has lace edging on both sides, with small rocailles beads knitted in as decoration. You can wear the scarf open as a stole or wrapped as a scarf.





Cardigan for Small Dolls
A few grams of sock yarn can become a charming little cardigan for your daughter’s or granddaughter’s dolls. We knit it as a top-down raglan in one piece.





Elegant Dress
On the far left of the picture, you can see how elegant an evening dress in gray can look. We knit it from 15 g of sock yarn with a set of double-pointed needles.

How about a quick-and-easy mask for playtime?



This wolf mask just needs to be printed out and fitted with elastic—it’s quick and easy to do.