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@Authors,
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For this weekend, I’d like to introduce you to three cozy cowls—you’ll be needing them pretty soon... ;-) And they’re also a great idea as Christmas gifts. After all, there’s still plenty of time until the gift-giving.

All three featured cowls are knitted in double-face. This gives them two beautiful sides, so they can be worn reversible. They’re also nice and dense and keep you really warm. Detailed instructions for the double-face basics are always included.




Knitting pattern cowl "Dinosaur World"





Knitting pattern cowl "Winter Dream"





Knitting pattern cowl "Friends in the Park"

For many of you, this will be a long weekend thanks to All Saints’ Day. That gives you plenty of time to devote to some lovely crafts.
That’s why I’m sharing a few “wintery” gift wrappings with you today. I’m sure you have the right materials at home.



For the “Snowman” bottle cover, you’ll need 100 g of white cotton yarn; you can crochet the rest using leftover yarn. This bottle cover makes a great, personalized gift wrap for all kinds of bottles. (When it’s especially cold outside: maybe some delicious mulled wine?) And the best part is: the wrapping can be reused over and over again. That way, the recipient can use it to give a bottle as a gift themselves—and maybe it’ll even find its way back to you someday—who knows?
You can download the crochet pattern for the “Snowman” bottle sleeve here!


If you like to give sweets as gifts, why not crochet this cute penguin mom onto the lid of an empty, rinsed-out jam jar? She’s protectively wrapped a wing around her baby—is it to keep it from getting cold, or to comfort it? You can then fill the jar with homemade treats. And once it’s empty, you can light it up from the inside with an LED string of lights.
Click here if you’d like the crochet pattern for the “Penguin Mom with Baby” lid cover!



You don’t necessarily need wrapping paper to wrap gifts beautifully for Christmas. You can use these crocheted bags with Christmas motifs to wrap all sorts of things—whether bottles, gingerbread, candy, or slightly odd-shaped gifts. And here, too, the packaging is sustainable because it can be reused year after year.
For one bag, you’ll need about 50 g of the main color and another 30 g or so for the crocheted pattern.
You can find the crochet pattern for these Christmas gift bags here!

From Easter to Christmas—always up to date—little fluffy sparrows.

Sparrow

My “Susi” cowl is knitted with just 100g of yarn, so it’s finished in no time and can be worn right away or given as a gift. The pattern is beginner-friendly and quick to knit.




The “Shades of Understatement” shoulder warmer requires only 200g of yarn with a yardage of 250m per 100g.
It not only warms the neck but also the nape and shoulders, and it looks very decorative, too.




My neck warmer knits up very quickly since it’s worked with double strands of yarn. If you’d like, you can thread a cord through the top so the neck warmer fits snugly around your neck when the wind is blowing.





Toddlers need warm clothes when they play outside. These leggings with adjustable straps are just the thing. They’ll grow with your child for a while and fit perfectly.

Go to the knitting pattern and learn more




These cute overalls for dolls (43–50 cm) can even be knitted in a single weekend. Scraps of yarn are more than enough, and you’ll get a lovely result. Any doll mom will be delighted.

Go to the knitting pattern




A matching raglan sweater completes the doll’s outfit. This pattern includes various sizes—a great idea for teddy bears, too.

Go to the knitting pattern

I'd like to introduce you to my two pairs of wrist warmers. Both pairs are crocheted.

Wrist warmers

Wrist warmers
You can find information under the corresponding link. Have fun browsing!

Already done with your Christmas preparations? Ready for New Year's Eve? Here is a lucky charm that really brings luck. There’s room inside for chocolate, a voucher or a banknote, confetti and a sparkler. A quick crocheted fly agaric, and you’re also doing "upcycling". 
Lucky Charm Fly Agaric 

Or maybe a little bag after all, either for the Advent calendar or to say thank you?
Mini Bag

Wishing you lots of joy and a lovely 🍂🍁🍄long weekend. 


Fienchen the Bunny just melts everyone’s heart! 


Baby Owl Edda is just adorable—and super quick to crochet, too! 


Hildegard the Owl will charm you with her colorful leaf wings and makes a great weekend project!

Neck warmers are really useful in the coming season. They are quick to knit and therefore well suited as weekend projects.

Skeidefi Neck Warmer   
It is knitted in the round. There is a lace pattern in the lower section, and a turtleneck is knitted in the upper section.




Rimäscha Neck Warmer
A short scarf with 2 different textured patterns is knitted and then sewn together in a special way.



The two neck warmers are also available together as a bundle deal