A splash of color for a sunny day

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find colorful designs that are sure to cheer you up. Get started!

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

Crochet Pattern for Covering a Can or Jar

You’ll crochet in spiral rounds, and this is a great way to use up lots of different yarn scraps. 



Crochet pattern for Dishcloths / Pot Holders / Trivets

Who doesn’t love a colorful kitchen? With these dishcloths, you can combine many different colors. You only need a very small amount of yarn for one row. 



Crochet Pattern for a Balloon Cover

You’ll crochet individual granny squares, which are then sewn together into a ball. Ideal for both indoors and outdoors. 

Everyone could probably use a little cheering up right now. Colorful dresses, shawls, or tops lift your spirits. Bring a little color into your life. You can find the patterns in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by. I’d be happy to have you visit.

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Mayra Crochet Top


Rachel Triangle Shawl


Emma Dress 

This sweet little dress is a joy to knit. And when a little girl shines in it as brightly as the sun, it warms your heart :-)

The dress is knitted in one piece as a top-down raglan. The appliqués are crocheted and sewn on. The pattern is written for size 92 / 98, but if you have already knitted a top-down raglan, you can easily adjust the size.



Balloon Dress with Pockets


If you have any yarn left over from the dress, you can crochet this matching floral headscarf:



Headscarf with Flowers

Brightly colorful and just right for little crawling babies are the cuddly vehicles in this crochet set.
They are sweet little helpers that no young child's heart can resist.
Nee-naw, even for the littlest ones.
The set includes 4 patterns.

click here for the pattern

   

   

A splash of color for breakfast. Simply delicious and tempting to grab.
It can be crocheted from leftover yarn.

Sandwich

Fargerik is a simple knitted triangular shawl; it is knitted with 2 simple patterns.
The colorful sequence in the middle section can be knitted continuously and is also great for using up leftover yarn.





The Good Mood Scarf
lives up to its name even while you are knitting it. The wonderful colors of a yarn cake, or even 300 g of yarn with a yardage of about 400 m per 100 g, will put you in a good mood while you knit.
The pattern is explained in detail row by row and is also shown with a chart.




Here are a few colorful crochet patterns that will also let you use up your colorful leftover yarn:


For the "Snail Mail," you can use all the colors of the rainbow. You’ll need about 25 g of the yellow, and small leftovers of the other colors are enough. I used cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g (Catania by Schachenmayr). This makes the snail about 20 cm tall and the gnome 17 cm tall. But you can use any other yarn; the yardages should just be roughly the same as each other.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the Snail Mail.




Rainbow colors are also needed for the "Noah’s Ark" door wreath. This is a very varied crochet project. The door wreath has a diameter of 25 cm and is especially suitable as a gift for a birth or baptism.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the "Noah’s Ark" door wreath



And one more small project in bright rainbow colors: You can crochet the rainbow dress for small fashion dolls in a short and a long version. Depending on how you arrange the colors, it will look a little different every time. The pattern for the little pouch is included.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the rainbow dress!

A colorful summer skirt for 3- to 4-year-olds is sure to always be a hit. This one is knitted from the top down and has a lovely bell-shaped drape.

To the knitting pattern




And the doll (45–50 cm) gets a pretty matching clothing set knitted from the leftovers.

To the knitting pattern

Using up leftover yarn in pullover form.
Funpun can be made with yarn suitable for 3 mm crochet hooks.
The size is individual.



With Reesu you can add a splash of color to simple clothing.



Tairu - colorful coasters that only require a few scraps of leftover yarn.

You can find amigurumi in many bright colors in my shop
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Color is fun and puts you in a good mood—even while knitting or crocheting. I really like that, so I’ve picked out a few suggestions for you to make, too. I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them. For more pictures, information, and the pattern, simply click on the headings.

Warm regards from Ina

Craft Bucket
It can be crocheted from colorful scraps. There are lots of practical compartments all around it. Your current crochet project goes in the middle of the bucket, so you always have everything neatly together.





Mosaic Blanket Made from Squares
First we crochet lots of single-color squares. Then we crochet them together. Finally, add a border around it—and your unique colorful blanket is finished.





Heart Pillow “African Flowers”
What’s special about this pillow is its shape: a plump heart. We crochet many hexagons, which we then crochet together to make a cover. The heart is stuffed with synthetic stuffing and can therefore be washed completely in the washing machine.

Kai the Cat is such a sunny, colorful splash of color ♥

At 30 cm tall, he’s perfect for cuddling and dragging around, or you can simply place him on a shelf as a splash of color ♥

The detailed crochet pattern shows you step-by-step, with plenty of pictures, how to crochet your own Kai.

Here are a few projects from my shop that are guaranteed to put you in a good mood, really get you in the mood for summer, and are useful to boot:

1) “Mayflower” backpack - keychain, bag charm
Click here for the pattern



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2) Playful, romantic bag charm - consisting of a sun hat and flip-flops, it also has room for your shopping chip or a euro.
Click here for the pattern



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3) “Kunterbunt” shopping net - very useful for everyday life and a great gift.
Click here for the pattern

Colorful decorations have proven to be a great way to combat the gloomy mood on dreary, rainy days. Colorfully decorated windows also play a big role in keeping spirits high—and that’s reason enough to get started on this project!



The colorful butterflies are made from photo cardstock and tracing paper and measure approximately 27.3 x 14.5 cm. With a little practice using a craft knife, they’re very easy to recreate.