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Dear users, dear authors,
here advanced users will find new challenges. Have fun.

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

Knitting pattern for a collar - a lovely alternative to an infinity scarf or scarf. This design involves knitting stitches together and picking up stitches. 



Knitting pattern for a scarf with a lace pattern - lace patterns are a challenge for some - yarn overs and knitting stitches together. 



Knitting pattern for baby booties with a cable pattern - the challenge here is knitting with a cable needle. 

You should have a little crochet experience if you want to make this angel. But it’s not as difficult as you might think. There is a crochet chart for the body, the wings, and the collar. But it is also written out round by round so that even those who find crochet charts difficult can crochet the angel.
You can find the crochet pattern for the angel here!

For advanced knitters, double-face knitting is a great challenge. This knitting technique allows you to knit wonderful patterns. But be careful: it’s addictive :-) All of the featured patterns include detailed instructions for the basics of double-face knitting.




Knitting Pattern: “Flamingo Love” Pot Holders






Knitting Pattern: E-Reader Protective Case






Knitting Pattern: “Live Love Laugh” Cloth

Gift bags come in handy every year! They’re a simple and pretty way to wrap slightly odd-shaped gifts—and save a lot of wrapping paper.
The Christmas motifs are worked in using the tapestry crochet technique. The pattern explains exactly how to do this.
You can find the crochet pattern for all 3 bags here!

Toddlers are perfectly dressed now in these warm suspender leggings. Nothing can slip out of place. The straps are adjustable, and the waistband can be folded over at first. This way, the pants will grow with your child for a while from age 2 and up.

To the knitting pattern




For toddlers from age 1 and up, these suspender pants can be knitted from sock yarn. Here, too, the straps are adjustable. Both pairs of pants fit my 2.5-year-old granddaughter very well at the moment. These pants have a knitted-in cable on the sides.

To the knitting pattern





Such a cute newborn jacket is a wonderful gift for a birth. It has a hood and a knitted-in heart lace pattern.

To the knitting pattern

For the soul warmer "Rosenstrauch", good crochet skills and enjoyment of larger projects are needed. Some pattern rows are a bit trickier and more time-consuming to crochet, but anyone who sticks with it will end up with a beautiful result.



For experienced amigurumi crocheters, the crochet pattern for Leprechaun Conor is a good fit. He consists of many small details which, due to their small size, are sometimes a bit fiddly to crochet, but it’s worth it.

Cleopatra’s Labyrinth  
is a varied knitting pattern for those with a little experience. 
The different stitch patterns are explained in detail and some are also shown in chart form. 
You will need 200 g of sock-weight yarn. 

1) Large Snowflake "Neve" - a bit of yarn, a little crochet experience, and a beautiful relief pattern are the ingredients for this magical winter decoration.
here's the pattern



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2) Snowflake "Jule" - a highlight for your Christmas decorations that's as quick to make as it is clever
Here's the pattern



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3) ... and here you can get "Neve" and "Jule" as a value set - you can combine the little snowflakes beautifully.
Here's the pattern

1) "Celtic Mystery" scarf - good knitting skills are definitely required; the individual cable patterns are quite tricky in places

go to the pattern here


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2) "Spirit of Autumn" shawl - similar construction to the Celtic Mystery shawl, with a tricky main cable

go to the pattern here



For small St. Nicholas gifts, I created this unusual gift packaging: There isn’t a lot of space inside, but it’s more than enough for sweets, good-luck charms, or small accessories!


 
The St. Nicholas shoe is made of cardstock and measures approx. 20.5 x 11 x 8.5 cm. With a little crafting experience, it can be recreated quickly and easily.

Nawa-Ami is a sock with an Irish-style cable pattern.
The pattern shows up best with light-colored yarn.

To the pattern: *click*



Mafura is a double-face scarf with a lace pattern.
Here the lace pattern is not see-through, but is knitted offset.
This gives it a background on both sides.

To the pattern: *click*

This stylish lace-up boot is a particularly unique take on a St. Nicholas boot —anyone who receives it is sure to be just as delighted by the boot itself as by its contents.



The boot is made of cardstock, measures approximately 22 x 21.5 x 9 cm, and is easy for experienced crafters to recreate.

Are there more patterns available?

perfect for the season

Winter Dream Door Wreath




Crochet Pattern: Little Gnome with Hat and Scarf



Crochet Pattern: Decorative Jar for Money Gifts