New Patterns for February 2022: Start Crafting Now

Dear users, dear authors,
Check out the sensational new releases for February now.
Have fun with them.

@Authors:
You can showcase all the new releases for February 2022 here, as well as all the new patterns from January 29, 30, and 31, 2022. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc.

   

In the cold, dark season, we need to stay warm, bundle up, and light candles to make things cozy and comfortable.
All of this is reflected in the pattern of the "Candlelight-Mitts No. 1" wrist warmers. The mix of garter stitch and simple cables is a little reminiscent of burning candles. The voluminous pattern keeps you warm and creates a cozy, snug feeling. The pattern is described for 3 sizes so they fit both small and large women’s hands well. You can knit them with solid-colored or lightly heathered 4-ply sock yarn or other yarns of the same weight.

Now let your light shine! Here’s the knitting pattern: Candlelight-Mitts No. 1

Happy knitting from
Annette

This cute Cupid is a very special Valentine’s Day gift. He can be displayed standing up or hung freely. Cupid is about 20 cm tall and can be crocheted from leftover yarn.
The crochet pattern for Cupid is available here!

This cute washcloth is very easy and quick to knit. It’s super soft for delicate children’s skin, and with such a cute design, even little ones who don’t like water will enjoy their daily wash ;-) 



Knitting Pattern for “Cuddly Bears” Washcloth—Very Easy

This colorful blanket puts you in a good mood the moment you start knitting it. It can be knitted with any yarn and in any size. The pieces are knitted together, not sewn. Everything is clearly explained, so colorful leftover skeins can be turned into something lovely.

View knitting pattern

Sonja, the little bears are cute in this new version too, but my favorites are—as you’d expect—the ones in DF. They’ll be sooo soft and cuddly… By the way, the little birds took flight today—there should be a picture tomorrow.

Monika, I don’t quite understand the knitting technique yet. It looks very interesting and colorful, though.

Thanks, Christina, for your comment. It’s really a lot easier than it looks.
Yes, Sonja’s little bears in DF are my favorites too.

Attention, water lovers, muddy pups, and mud monsters 🐕:
With our TIRIM bathrobe you’ll be well wrapped up and dry again in no time. And your car or home will stay clean, too!
The sewing pattern includes many options and, depending on your fabric choice, can be sewn as a bathrobe, raincoat, or mid-season coat.
Have fun!

Valentine’s Day is coming up, and maybe you’re planning to surprise someone with a card. This new one from my store would be perfect for that.



It’s a flip card where part of the back turns toward the front when folded – it looks very impressive and is very easy to make.

When closed, the card measures 13.5 x 13.5 cm, and you can download all the paper motif elements you need for it together with the templates and the pattern.

A template for the matching envelope is also included. The card is very easy to make and well suited for beginners, too.

You can easily make this colorful snail using leftover yarn.
It’s also a lovely idea for a small gift or a present


Crochet pattern for a colorful little snail

This washcloth makes an excellent last-minute gift for Valentine’s Day! But it’s also a lovely gift idea for your loved ones any time of year. It’s quick to knit and can be mastered even by beginners with basic knitting skills.



Knitting Pattern for the “From the Heart” Washcloth—It’s Easy!

Brand new in my shop: this time a knitting pattern:

The sweater fits male and female fashion dolls. It is knitted as a top-down raglan with Crasy Trio needles (or a set of double-pointed needles). If you use self-patterning sock yarn, the striped pattern appears all by itself. You can also knit a matching hat to go with it.

Click here to go to the knitting pattern for the doll sweater and hat.

My latest pattern: Fienchen the Bunny in XXL size ! 



A bunny to cuddle and love! 

And once again, a decorative lamp has been created. This time one for spring and Easter.
Because if you just can’t wait for the most beautiful season to begin, you can bring a little springtime feeling into your home with the Henriette Easter Lamp.

click here to go to Henriette

    

New Crochet Pattern: Mom Turtle with Baby



Crochet Pattern: Turtle Mom with Baby

This washcloth or dishcloth brings sunshine to your bathroom or kitchen :-) Just knitting it puts you in a good mood, and giving it as a gift—or using it yourself—certainly does too. This little cloth knits up very quickly and is super easy, using only knit and purl stitches.



Knitting Pattern for “Sun Salutation” Washcloth / Dishcloth – Very Easy

Click here for the crochet pattern for the "Easter Egg" cutlery pouch!

Crochet these decorative Easter egg-shaped cutlery pouches for your festively decorated Easter table!
You can also fill them with a few chocolate eggs and surprise your guests with them. To crochet them, just a few colorful leftover yarn scraps are enough—so you only need about 20 g of cotton yarn in the main color.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the "Easter Egg" cutlery pouch!

Another new baby doll has found its way to me. It’s about 35 cm tall and needed a warm sleeping bag right away. I quickly gathered some leftover yarn and cast on. The sleeping bag was finished in two days, and the baby is now nice and cozy.

If you have knitting experience, it’s very easy to knit.

To the knitting pattern

This is Luis, a kind-hearted angel! Whether for Valentine’s Day or as a gift for someone who might be going through a tough time... Luis enchants with his mischievous smile and loving nature.



Crochet this 27 cm tall little angel using my detailed pattern. You can find it here: 
Crochet Pattern: Angel with a Heart - PDF File (crazypatterns.net)

Warm regards

Danie

These two cuddly bunnies are looking forward to a little friend! The washcloth with the cute motif is very easy and quick to knit. Since every row is written out stitch by stitch, even knitting beginners can manage it. But it’s also an entertaining little project for more advanced knitters.




Knitting pattern for the “Cuddly Bunnies” washcloth — very easy

A gift idea for the Easter season. Dishcloths / potholders / coasters / washcloths are something you can never have enough of



Only knit and purl stitches are used. The finished cloth measures 20–22 cm, depending on which yarn and needle size you choose. 

The pattern contains no abbreviations, and I have included a chart along with the written row-by-row instructions. 

Every child should feel as loved and safe as the little bear on this baby blanket! If you knit this blanket for a little one, they’re sure to feel the love and good wishes while snuggled up in it.

The motif is created using only knit and purl stitches, and the decorative cable pattern for the border is also very easy to knit. With the specified yarn, the blanket will measure approx. 67 x 97 cm, but you can use almost any yarn suitable for baby blankets.



Knitting pattern for the “Mom’s Love” baby blanket

For beginners, this knitted dishcloth is a great way to gain a little experience. It uses only knit and purl stitches, and the pattern is written in great detail. I’ve also included a chart. 

NEW in my shop: Cardigen CARLY has arrived, a sewing pattern for a girls' jacket with two front-piece variations, an optional flounce, and pockets. The pattern comes in double sizes 116/122-164/170 and also fits women's size 38 in 164/170 ;).

Tashi is a triangular shawl that is knitted primarily with slipped-stitch patterns.
It’s knitted with 300g of sock-weight yarn; mine contains silk, making it wonderfully soft and perfect for spring.
The patterns are explained in detail.



New in my shop: Stups, the Easter bunny to cuddle, love, and play with! Stups is crocheted from thin, soft chenille yarn so you can snuggle up with him. The pattern for the basket and the Easter eggs is included as a bonus.
Click here to go to the crochet pattern for Stups!

Midori can be made as a tablecloth with a 64 cm diameter or as a doily with a 45 cm diameter.
Of course, both sizes are possible.

No matter which you choose, Midori is sure to be a gem for your table or sideboard.

For the large tablecloth, you’ll need 150 g of 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% acrylic), and for the small one, 70 g of sock yarn or another fine yarn suitable for a 2.5 mm hook.