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Little surprises for Halloween

Bat

Fall decorations
Mushrooms

..... and for mild and cozy evenings at home

Crochet slippers

Moccasins


These enchanting cowls are just perfect for snuggling up in. They’ll make you look forward to the cold season! The cowls are knitted in double-face technique—this makes them nice and dense, keeps you warm, and they look great from both sides. Detailed instructions for the double-face basics are included in each pattern.




Knitting pattern cowl "Wintertraum"





Knitting pattern cowl "Zauberwiese"



These flamingos in love like it hot :-) And when they have nothing else to do, they like to hang around decoratively in your kitchen. The potholders are knitted in double-face technique and therefore have two beautiful sides. The double-face basics are explained in great detail in the pattern.



Knitting pattern potholders "Flamingo Love"



This little cloth is crocheted with two colors. The color not being used is crocheted into the single crochet stitches, so that the back also looks nice. The cloth can be used as a cuddle cloth even for the very little ones, and it also works well as a washcloth. For grown-up bear fans, the design is also suitable for potholders if you use a pure cotton yarn.



Crochet pattern cloth "Bear Tobi"

some October classics for you ..... and there’s much more in the shop


Sleeping Doll Pattern




Totally Crazy Chicken Pattern




Sweet Crochet Tarantula Crochet Pattern





Tarantula Version II Pattern

Doll clothes are always great to knit from leftovers. And for Christmas, they’re one of the nicest gifts for any doll mom. These models are especially popular:

Overalls for dolls and teddy bears (40-50 cm) - knitting pattern




Overalls for teddy bears or dolls 25-30 cm - knitting pattern




Cute outfit for baby dolls 43-50 cm - knitting pattern




Sleeping bag for dolls up to 50 cm - knitting pattern




Pants for dolls 43-50 cm - knitting pattern




Sweater for bears 25-30 cm - knitting pattern

Children's clothing is always needed, too, and is gladly received as a gift when it's knitted by Grandma. Moms also really enjoy dressing their toddlers. Here are the most popular designs that have made many users happy.

Colorful Skirt for 3- to 4-Year-Olds - Knitting Pattern




Sock Yarn Leggings for 3- to 4-Year-Olds - Knitting Pattern




Convertible Little Pinafore Dress - fits from 6 months to 3 years - Knitting Pattern




Baby Jacket with Hat - fits from 3 to at least 12 months - Knitting Pattern




Top-Down Raglan Cardigan with Hood and Pockets - fits from about 2.5 years and grows with your child - Knitting Pattern




Baby Hat with Neck Warmer, easy to button - Knitting Pattern




Grow-with-Me Leggings, fits from 1.5 to 3 years - Knitting Pattern




Baby Pinafore Dress, fits from 6 to 18 months - Knitting Pattern




Convertible Pinafore Dress, fits from 1.5 years for a long time - Knitting Pattern

And here are a few more popular gift ideas, not just for Christmas.


Decorative cover for the tissue box, with butterflies and hearts - crochet pattern




Round collar / shoulder warmer, very easy knitting pattern




The socks with the brilliantly simple mowi heel - knitting pattern for 4 sizes

St. Martin’s Day is fast approaching, and with it, the lantern parade.
To mark the occasion, I’d like to showcase my most successful St. Martin’s lanterns here.

If you like butterflies, you’re sure to like this one too: the colorful butterfly lantern brightens up the gray, rainy weather.




There’s something for owl lovers, too—every child is sure to love this owl lantern.



These two lanterns in a value pack have a very autumnal feel.



And anyone who likes to reach for the stars will probably choose this lantern.



All lanterns are made of photo cardstock and tracing paper and are between 19 cm and 27 cm tall.

Knitting pattern for a scarf with a pretty lace pattern. The scarf starts narrow and can be knitted to any width. 



For this knitted scarf , I chose a pattern using knit and purl stitches. This design is also well-suited for beginners with some experience. 



A cable-like look without a cable needle—this scarf is knitted using only knit and purl stitches. 



Knitting pattern for a small triangular shawl —this shawl is just right for the transitional season—simply draped over the shoulders, it keeps us warm exactly where we need it. 

Socks that grow with you - spiral socks are knitted without a heel and therefore fit across several sizes. Especially practical for our children. These socks are often worn in rubber boots. 



Knitting pattern for a hat in 8 sizes - the perfect hat in a favorite color under the Christmas tree for everyone in the family..... 



Knitted baby shoes with a beautiful cable pattern - knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and you should already have some practice using a cable needle. 



Knitting pattern for a blanket - cable look without any cable needle at all - knitted using only knit and purl stitches. 



Knitting pattern for a collar - a lovely alternative to a cowl or scarf - this collar also keeps our shoulder area warm 

Christmas is getting closer and closer, too, and if you prefer to make your gift packaging yourself instead of buying it, then take a look at this small selection.

If you’d like to give a child a gift for Christmas, this cute little house would be highly recommended.



This gift bag with a reindeer is also a good fit for children’s gifts, but adults would surely find this packaging pretty fun, too.


If you’d like to give chocolates as a gift, this box is ideal!



And if you have no idea at all what to give, then an explosion box filled with nice little treats or sweets is an
excellent solution!



All the gift packaging shown is made from photo cardstock and can be recreated even with little crafting experience.

Homemade cookies or sweets deserve special gift packaging.

The crafting snowman (there is one version as a crocheting snowman and one as a knitting snowman) is sure to delight anyone who enjoys making things by hand. You can also give a yarn voucher in the jar—that’s sure to go over well!
Here is the crochet pattern for the candy jar with snowman!



The two cuddly kittens are crocheted from three kinds of yarn: the body is made from cotton yarn and teddy yarn, while the head, paws, and tail
are made from fine, velvety chenille yarn. This makes the kittens wonderful first cuddly toys for little babies, encouraging them to feel and explore their snuggly toy. The eyes are, of course, embroidered on, and the body is not stuffed with stuffing so the baby can grip it easily.
Here is the crochet pattern for the cuddly kitten Mauzi.



A heavenly orchestra! The sweet little angels are quick and easy to crochet. With their instruments, they make heavenly music. But you can also give them individually as little guardian angels.
Here is the crochet pattern for the angel orchestra!


All train fans will love this:

The colorful crocheted train is big enough for little dolls to ride along. So it’s suitable as a toy for little (and big) boys and girls, or simply as a wonderful decorative piece.
Here is the pattern for the crocheted train!


And if a whole train feels like too much work at first, you can also crochet just the locomotive:

And here you’ll find the crochet pattern for the locomotive on its own!