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@Authors,
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This crocheted gift bag is perfect for sustainably wrapping all kinds of gifts. The bag has a diameter of about 9 cm and a height of 20 cm. It fits a bottle of sparkling wine or wine perfectly. This bag is also ideal for oddly shaped gifts. And best of all: it can be reused over and over again!
The pattern is crocheted using the tapestry technique with criss-cross double stitches. The pattern explains this process in detail, so only basic crochet skills are required. However, you should have a little practice under your belt to handle the two-color pattern.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the gift bag!


These two cute pot holders are also crocheted using the tapestry technique, but this time with single crochet stitches. A chart is provided for the pattern, but each row is also described individually. The pot holders are crocheted in double layers, so you can slip them on like a glove.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the polar bear and penguin pot holders!

These cute pumpkin gnomes are the perfect decoration and a real eye-catcher.
The pattern explains how to make both gnomes, the leaves, and how to crochet pumpkins


Double Pattern Pack “The Pumpkin Gnomes”


A dreamy decoration idea for fall, Halloween, or simply whenever you feel like it. You can crochet this eye-catcher yourself.
This pattern includes the giant pumpkin, the large tarantula, and the black web


Tarantula in a Spider Web and Giant Pumpkin



Edge-Sitter Fluxi, a feast for the eyes on your shelf


Crochet Pattern: Fluxi, the Cheeky Edge-Sitter

For experienced crocheters, tapestry crochet is a nice change of pace—it lets you create great designs. Here are three examples; you’ll find more in my shop.




Crochet pattern: “Cheeky Sheep” Washcloth





Crochet pattern: “Winter Dream” Cowl





Crochet pattern: “Flamingo LOVE” Potholder

Toddlers will soon need a warm jacket for walks or for the playground. This jacket is knitted from soft merino wool and has pockets and a hood. A very lovely challenge for experienced knitters. The jacket fits from approx. 2.5 years and grows with the child.

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This baby jacket fits from 3 to at least 12 months. It is knitted from sock yarn and has a very pretty knit-purl pattern that even looks good on both sides. There is also a matching hat.

View the knitting pattern




There are also matching bloomers in the same stitch pattern.

View the knitting pattern

This unusual gift packaging isn’t really complicated, but a little practice and precise work are absolutely necessary here.



The container is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 13.5 cm in diameter. The paper pattern designed especially for it can be downloaded together with the pattern and templates.