Weekend Projects + Bestsellers: Snuggle Up and Get Crafty

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find new weekend projects and charming bestsellers you can cozily snuggle up with. Enjoy.

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

My Natures Sheepy is really big and perfect for snuggling up in, since it’s knitted with 300 g of yarn with a yardage of 450 m per 100 g. Each of the 3 colors has its own pattern, and they are explained in detail.


Go directly to the pattern here

Little sparrows or owl student graduates—have fun this weekend.

Sparrow


Owl 


We're having a little snowstorm here right now—so two cheerful and warming cowls immediately come to mind as perfect weekend projects. The cowls are crocheted using the tapestry technique, with the color not currently needed crocheted directly into the stitches. This means there are no annoying floats on the back. The technique is very easy to learn and is, of course, explained in detail.




Crochet pattern for the “Dino World” cowl





Crochet pattern for the “Winter Dream” cowl



If you'd rather start a small project this weekend—how about a small dishcloth or washcloth? These charming little birds are a joy even while you're crocheting them :-)



Crochet pattern for cloth / washcloth “Love Birds”



Sonja wishes you a lovely weekend

This sweater made from sock yarn fits 4- to 5-year-olds and is fairly easy to knit—without seams. Each sweater is one of a kind, as the sock yarn always creates different patterns.

Go to the knitting pattern




These knitted pants for toddlers from 1 year and up are also knitted from sock yarn. They have adjustable straps and an extended waistband, so they’ll grow with the child for a while. A pretty cable is worked into the sides.

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A cuddly sleeping bag made from merino wool that fits both dolls up to 50 cm and small newborns, always keeps them nice and warm, and is also a very welcome gift.

Go to the knitting pattern

Here is a heart to cuddle with. Currently on sale with a 30% discount—perfect for Valentine’s Day!

Here is the pattern 


A sweet little squirrel is also wonderful to cuddle with. 

Pattern for the squirrel 



Has anyone ever cuddled with a ladybug?
Ladybug pattern 

It’s cold and stormy right now, so a warm hat is very welcome.

This design can be knitted in many sizes, and the cable pattern is also suitable for beginners. 

 

And to go with the hat, here’s the matching turtleneck cowl. A lovely alternative to a loop scarf or scarf, it also warms the shoulders along with the neck area. 

I also have a few more craft suggestions for you. You don't need much yarn for each project—you’re sure to find some in your stash ;-)—and then you can get started.

I wish you a lovely Sunday and lots of joy with my knitting patterns.

Warm regards from Ina

Universal cowl for the whole family



Wrist warmers with a decorative cable



Doll dress with sleeve scarf