new crochet patterns July 2021: start crocheting now

Dear users, dear authors,
get the new crochet releases and get started with them right away.

@Authors,
you can introduce all new crochet releases from July 2021 and from June 28/29/30 here. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

I'm really excited to introduce you to my latest creation: the Janis hippie shawl. It combines several techniques, making it an exciting change from traditional crochet. How does it work? I’ll show you exactly with lots of pictures and two crochet charts.

You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. Feel free to stop by. I’d be happy to have you visit.

to the pattern


Janis Hippie Shawl

 
This brightly colored hammock for little dolls can be crocheted in no time using your leftover yarn. Any doll mum will be thrilled when her little ones can bask in the sun in it. The hammock is very easy to crochet—perhaps the doll mum can even make it herself. All you need are chain stitches and double crochets.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the doll hammock.

Fingerless gloves – so you can keep a good grip on everything.

• Rhombus

CAL "Dreamland Blanket"

I’d like to crochet this wonderful blanket together with you. We start on 07/17/2021 and the pattern will be reduced by 25% until the start!

There are 2 versions → a slightly rectangular version and also a square version, so you can choose whichever you prefer. The blanket is worked entirely in rounds, with no annoying turning. So it is perfect for all gradient yarns .

If the finished result isn’t big enough for you, there is the option to make it even larger. The CAL is designed so that the blanket could be finished by Christmas (it doesn’t have to be). So anyone who wants to will have a lovely piece to give as a gift by then. Everything takes place in my FB group; of course, you can get unlimited help there at any time.
You can read all the other important information after purchase in the info file.
Joining later is possible at any time.

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





You will get:
- A total of 8 separate PDF files with written patterns, in which each step is described in detail and illustrated, including a crochet chart and stitch counts for each part
- For those who work exclusively from crochet charts, there is a separate file with only crochet charts and stitch counts
- Written + illustrated instructions for the required stitch types (again separate in an extra file)


Materials: (In the example shown here, 4-ply gradient yarn was used)
- Yardage for the rectangular version = approx. 5000 m (as shown, without enlargement)
- Yardage for the square version = approx. 4650 m (as shown in brown, without enlargement)
- Crochet hook suitable for the yarn (example here = 3.5)
- I also recommend 4 stitch markers to mark each corner
- You can find additional yardage information for each part in the info file

The measurements with the specified hook and yarn weight:
- Rectangular version = approx. 1.80 m x 1.60 m
- Square version = approx. 1.60 m x 1.60 m

My newly listed projects in July
You can find everything else under the corresponding link


Bag


Doily


Bow


Bow


Doll shoes


Doll socks


Bath sponge


Doll shoes


Sweater

Table runner


Sleeping bag

The Rainbow Fairy—another hand puppet from my collection . With her delicate rainbow colors, pink hair, and glittering veil, she’ll instantly win the hearts of little girls in particular. The fairy is about 25 cm tall (without the hat).
Click here for the crochet pattern for the Rainbow Fairy.

These “Flamingo LOVE” pot holders are a real eye-catcher in your kitchen! Of course, they also make a lovely gift or a nice little present to bring along when you’re invited somewhere.

The pot holders are made using the tapestry crochet technique. It’s very easy and is explained in detail in the pattern. The pattern also includes a crochet chart for a smaller dishcloth that looks great in rainbow colors but can also be crocheted in your very own favorite colors.





Crochet pattern: “Flamingo LOVE” Potholders