Great designs with no ends to weave in: easy to make and still enchanting

Dear users, dear authors,
Download patterns now for easy designs with no ends to weave in // RVO // blankets where you can make fringes from the yarn if needed // gradient yarn where no new balls need to be knotted together along the way // triangular shawls where the remaining yarn is worked in // socks with only a short starting and ending tail. You’ll love it.

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With the motif shawl "Glowing Hearts" there’s nothing to weave in except the starting and ending tails, because it’s made from a single 450 m cake. 



All you need to know are chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and double crochet. 

So grab this great pattern and look forward to crocheting without any annoying weaving in. 

Here’s the pattern.

Have fun! :) 

For this buttoned cowl scarf, you only need one ball of yarn. So there are only the starting and ending yarn tails to weave in.

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It’s the same with this shoulder warmer / cowl. One ball of yarn is enough, and there are only the starting and ending yarn tails to weave in. Very easy to knit.

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These dishcloths and washcloths also only have the starting and ending yarn tails to weave in. They are a great stash-busting project. The pattern includes 6 different stitch patterns, so they can be used for various purposes.

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If these little raglan sweaters are knitted in just one color, here too only the starting and ending yarn tails are left. The pattern includes several sizes, so, for example, little teddy bears and dolls can be dressed in hand knits just as well as dolls up to 50 cm.

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Of course, the same goes for socks. These socks have a heel that’s very easy to knit. The pattern explains how to do it using the CraSyTrio—that is, with 3 needles—but it can also be knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. The pattern includes several sizes.

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Colorful Craft Bucket
Practical, colorful, and pretty—everything has its own place, and you'll never have to search again.





Spirella Rug

We crochet 1 maxi skein of yarn and only have to weave in the starting and ending tails.





Rustico Basket
We crochet round and round. New strands/colors are simply laid in and crocheted over. The basket is kept in shape by a clothesline carried along as you work.





Universal Loop for the Whole Family
It is knitted in one piece all the way around. The patterning forms all by itself.





Turtleneck Sweater for Small Dolls

This one is knitted as a top-down raglan in one piece. We start with the collar and finish with the hem. Nothing has to be sewn together. The length is variable.





Rosetta Rug

It is crocheted in one piece, starting from the center. Since we work with a maxi skein, you only have to weave in the starting and ending tails at the end.





Warm Poncho in Universal Size

The poncho is knitted as a top-down raglan. You don't have to sew any seams.



One more little note: In my shop, you'll find the ideal model of a beautiful knitted wool blanket with fringe where you don't have to weave in any ends. But I'm not allowed to show you the model here in this thread because it doesn't meet the CR requirements. If you're curious, feel free to stop by my shop.

Warm regards from Ina

A temperature blanket is an exciting year-long project, because you never know in advance what it will look like in the end. You choose your own color scale for the corresponding temperatures and crochet one row each day in the corresponding color. This creates an interesting color gradient completely by chance. Don’t be afraid of weaving in ends! When changing colors, the yarn ends are crocheted in right away. So only the starting and ending yarn tails need to be woven in.
You’ll find everything you need to know about crocheting a temperature blanket here in the pattern!

With these super-easy-to-knit washcloths / dishcloths, you only have to weave in the starting and ending threads. Since they’re also very quick to knit, they make the perfect gifts for loved ones. Pick out your favorite design, a leftover skein of soft cotton or a cotton-bamboo blend, and let’s get started :-)




Knitting Pattern for “Flamingo Love” Dishcloth - Very Easy





Knitting Pattern for “Unicorn” Washcloth - Very Easy





Knitting Pattern for “Cuddly Bears” Washcloth - Very Easy





Knitting Pattern for “From the Heart” Washcloth - Very Easy


Have fun knitting without having to weave in lots of ends!

Gradient yarns and bobbles automatically create the color changes and are popular for that reason, among others, because they save you from the often tedious weaving in of ends :-) Here I’ll show you a few designs made with gradient yarns from my shop - have fun browsing!

1) Triangular Shawl "Red Coral" - This wonderfully airy, light shawl is easy and so much fun to crochet... an absolute delight to wear.
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2) Triangular Shawl in a Square - very popular and an absolute classic in my shop.
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3) Triangular Shawl "Mayla"  - The lace pattern is very easy to work, repeats every 2 rows, and is wonderfully easy to get into.
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4) Clever and totally on trend thanks to the popular 3D look, this airy, light triangular shawl "Network" is a real eye-catcher. Looks woven, but it’s crocheted.
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5)  Shawl "Gentle Breeze" - this popular shawl stands out with its beautiful lace pattern and versatility. 
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6) Triangular Shawl "Aquamarine" - The pattern of this shawl is a combination of crossed double crochets, chain stitches, and single crochets. It is crocheted from the side and yet is absolutely symmetrical.
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7) Asymmetrical triangular shawl "Yellow-Mix-Deluxe" - the mix of patterns and the very detailed pattern with numerous crochet charts make for a varied crochet experience.
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8) Poncho "Symphonia" - this elegant poncho offers lots of variety while crocheting. Three beautiful patterns on the inside, plus a fourth pattern for the border, combined with a wonderful pastel gradient yarn - boredom is guaranteed not to happen. 
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9) Triangular Shawl "Network 2.0" - a beautiful flat shawl with a clever 3-D pattern - wearable in many different ways.
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10 ) Shawl "Elaine" - This clever triangular shawl stands out with two differently patterned sides. No matter how you turn it, it looks great and is wonderfully soft. You should already have a little crochet experience and practice for this shawl.
Here’s the pattern

... and here are a few more beautiful RVO designs, with or without a color gradient, from my shop :-)


1)  Tunic "Arielle": The cut is loose and figure-flattering; there is even room for a baby bump underneath. The stitch pattern works up quickly and easily, an absolute crochet delight.
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2) Tunic "Isabella" - feminine top with romantic details in a pattern mix (RVO = top-down raglan). 
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3) Top "Happy Day" in a pattern mix, sophisticated and quick to crochet - this one is also crocheted using RVO (top-down raglan).
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4) Shirt, crop top "Emily" - a quick-to-crochet top with a beautiful and simple lace pattern.
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Spring will soon be here, and you’re looking forward to the first warming rays of sunshine. But sometimes it can still be quite chilly when a cool wind blows around the corner. Then you’ll be glad you can snuggle into the Nessie Spring Scarf.
You’ll find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store. Just stop by and get inspired.
You crochet the Nessie Spring Scarf using gradient yarn. Only the starting and ending threads need to be woven in. So it’s just right if you enjoy crocheting but don’t really feel like weaving in ends.

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Nessie Spring Scarf

My “Good Mood” Scarf lives up to its name.
It’s knitted in one piece, and with a colorful 1400m yarn cake, the thoroughly explained pattern is really fun to work on.
The pattern is also illustrated with a chart.

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