Weekend projects + bestsellers available to download now: finally the weekend + time for crafts

Dear users, dear authors,
get yourself a new weekend project / a great bestseller now. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone.

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

Yay, the weekend is almost here—and hopefully, alongside all the things that need to get done, there will still be enough time for crafting!

Today I have cheerful motifs for you, knitted in double-face—depending on your preference and yarn, as a cuddly cloth, washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder.




Knitting pattern cloth “Ella Unicorn”





Knitting pattern potholders “Mr. & Mrs. Right”





Value set cloths “Elo, Diggi and Tobi”



Sonja wishes you a lovely weekend

This weekend, let's tackle our leftover yarn for once, so we can make room for something new! And at the same time, you'll create wonderful toys that you can give as a very personal gift at Christmas.



You can crochet up lots of small colorful leftover yarn with this board game for up to 4 players. The cute game pieces (4 kittens and 13 little mice) will even encourage die-hard game grumps to join in. The goal is to catch as many mice as possible. But they can also be stolen from you again. You’ll find the exact rules of the game in the pattern.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the "Mouse Hunt" board game!


 
Kindergarten children love finger puppets! With these cute little finger puppets, even very young children can put on a puppet show. They often can’t hold the larger hand puppets very well yet. But with these finger puppets, that’s no problem. With this pattern, you get a value set: 10 patterns with the most important characters from the puppet theater: Kasperl, crocodile, Seppel, Gretel, grandmother, robber, police officer, witch, king, and princess. And all of it is made from your leftovers!
Click here for the value set of 10 finger puppets for the puppet theater!




You can also crochet this well-filled basket of vegetables for a play kitchen or children’s grocery store from your leftovers. 9 varieties are described here: cauliflower, leek, zucchini, eggplant, corn, tomato, bell pepper, carrot, and kohlrabi. If you choose the right colors, the vegetables look almost real. The little greengrocer will be delighted!
Click here for the crochet pattern for the basket of vegetables!

For a warm fall and cozy winter.

Fingerless

Winter Socks


Autumn weather—time to crochet


Crochet pattern: Little Dwarf with Hat and Scarf




Flower with a Compartment for Fragrant Gifts and Money



Tarantula in a Spider Web and Giant Pumpkin

Something small for the weekend: hats. Here is a model with an elongated lace pattern and rolled brim.

 

You’ll need a little more time for knitting this turtleneck cowl. A lovely alternative to a loop scarf or regular scarf. It is knitted using only knit and purl stitches. 



To match the cowl, there is a hat in sizes for head circumferences from 33 to 55 cm. 

Could your window use a little color?
This wreath will brighten up fall no matter the weather.



The fall wreath is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper, measures approximately 46 x 46 cm, and is easy to make. Aside from being comfortable using a craft knife, no special skills are required.

During the cooler months, toddlers need warm clothes when they play outside. Knitted pants or knitted leggings with straps are just the thing. They fit children ages 2 and up, and the straps are adjustable so the pants can grow with them. They’re knitted from merino wool—I used organic wool from Finkhof.

View knitting pattern

You can knit this sweater from cozy, soft sock yarn for 4- to 5-year-olds. They’re sure to feel comfortable in it. The collar also keeps their necks warm.

View the knitting pattern 

For 3–4-year-olds, there’s also a pattern for leggings made from sock yarn. Perfect for playing outside, and of course, these leggings will grow with your child for a while.

To the knitting pattern

If you’re looking for an original and very colorful gift box , you might really like this one.


 
The colorful pyramid is made of photo cardstock, measures approx. 18.5 x 13.5 x 18.5 cm, and is quick to assemble.

Maybe you’d like to crochet a fairy house 🏠?
It’s both a decorative piece and a doorstop. And so your fairies can find their little house at night too, a string of lights has been crocheted into the flower garland, which also lights up the fairy room 😊
You can find the very detailed crochet pattern with lots of tips here.
Have fun crocheting it 😊

How about this weekend project?



A  doll sweater for 43 cm dolls. Just download it.

If you have children or grandchildren and the topic of “St. Martin’s lanterns” is meaningful to you, then you might enjoy this model as a weekend activity.



This lantern measures approximately 22 x 20 cm and is made from photo cardstock and translucent paper. It’s easy to make and well-suited even for beginners.