Weekend Projects + Bestsellers: Unwind and Relax Now

Dear users, dear authors,
Check out new weekend projects and great bestsellers.
Have fun crafting.

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

The doll is 26 cm tall and you can create your own clothing design for her at any time to keep up with fashion trends.

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LaPuLi is a lightweight triangular shawl made from linen. Of course, it can also be knitted with other yarn, but linen is wonderfully comfortable to wear, especially in summer.
You’ll need 300 g of yarn with a yardage of approx. 210 m per 100 g. All the patterns are described in detail.

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The AnMo cowl knits up very quickly, as it only requires 100 g of mohair held double with 350 m yardage and 25 g of Brushed Lace with 210 m yardage.
The stitch patterns are very simple and explained in detail.

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The best time to start thinking about Christmas already. :) How about this colorful sleeping bag, which also fits in a doll stroller. It’s easy to crochet, and it’s sure to use up quite a few leftover yarn scraps.

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A little dress with colorful stripes—that’s sure to put you in a good mood and is bound to include a favorite color, too. It fits from about age 2 and is knitted top down with raglan shaping. It grows along in length and later fits as a tunic.

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It will be getting cooler soon, and knitted pants like these made from sock yarn are a wonderful thing for little ones. Thanks to the straps, they keep the whole body nice and warm because nothing can slip down. A pretty cable pattern is knitted into the side. The straps are adjustable and can be knitted to any length. The pants fit from about age 1 for quite a while.

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How about a flamingo this weekend? It will put you in a good mood while you’re knitting or crocheting - and later it’s a useful helper in your kitchen. The pattern is available as a double-face knitting version, and also as a crochet pattern.



Double-face knitting pattern - Flamingo Love potholder




Crochet pattern: “Flamingo LOVE” potholder



If you prefer regular little birds, there is also the “Love Birds” motif, suitable for potholders, a dishcloth, washcloth, or cuddle cloth, depending on which yarn you use. The “Love Birds” are also available in my shop as a crochet pattern.



Double-face knitting pattern: “Love Birds” cloth

A few ideas for the weekend, dear crochet friends :-)


Crochet pattern Little Gnome Fynn with the ButterfliesCrochet pattern Little Gnome Girl Fynnchen



Crochet pattern Cuddly Blanket Sweet Little Mouse

Sunflowers...
Now you can see them blooming everywhere again: beautiful golden-yellow sunflowers. But you can decorate your home all year round with hand-crocheted sunflowers.


First up is the Sunflower Flower Child. This little flower elf is about 12 cm tall and has bendable arms and legs. The sunflower she holds in her arms is about 20 cm tall. All you need to crochet her is a few pieces of leftover yarn. This sweet flower child makes a cute decoration for your coffee table or windowsill.


The hedgehog couple Anny and Bruno also love sunflowers, because Bruno is a passionate gardener. Bruno surprises his sweetheart with the most beautiful sunflower from his garden and gets a big kiss in return! The two finger puppets are about 11 cm tall and can also be crocheted from leftover yarn.


A sunflower dish sponge fits especially well in your kitchen during the summer. It is not only decorative, but also very practical and sustainable, because it can be washed at 60 ° and reused again and again. Its slightly rough surface effortlessly removes dried-on food residue without scratching the dishes.

Is the sun shining this weekend? Then cotton yarn would be just the thing.



For knitted dishcloths, 50 grams of cotton yarn are enough. Knitted with knit and purl stitches, this pattern is also well-suited for beginners.

 

Or would you rather crochet? These crocheted dishcloths are a great way to use up your smaller leftover cotton yarn. The pattern spans just one row, and you should know how to make single crochet, half double crochet, and double crochet stitches. 



Socks are also a great project to knit over a weekend. Here I’ll show you spiral socks—these socks are knitted without a heel, so they fit a wide range of sizes and can be worn for a long time. 

We are twoFinkli (baby shoes) and we belong together, which is why we are called a pair of Finkli or baby shoes. We are soft and keep feet nice and warm. The babies who get us don't want any others
and are happy to wear us. We are quick to knit and super brilliantly easy to make. Colorful and
bright leftover yarn is very welcome here, which is perfect for combining. This is not the end of our story! It continues in an exciting way via the following link: 

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