Weekend Projects + Bestsellers + Stash-Busting Weekend: Get started now.

Dear users, dear authors,
You know how it goes: No weekend is complete without a new weekend project, a charming bestseller, or even a colorful stash-busting project. Have fun with it.

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

Even if it’s still so unpleasant outside, that won’t bother us, because we can snuggle up at home and devote ourselves to our handicrafts in peace.
This weekend we’re crocheting pretty Easter decorative items from colorful leftover yarn:


The “Easter Egg” cutlery pouch is very easy to crochet and a lovely decoration for your Easter table. You can also fill it with a few chocolate eggs and use it as a little gift bag. For one cutlery pouch, you only need about 20 g of cotton yarn in the main color and a few tiny leftovers in 2 other colors.


You can use the  Easter Bunny egg cozies as table decorations even if you don’t eat eggs, because they are so cute that they make wonderful table decor. Crochet a personal egg cozy for each member of the family!


Easter decorations come into the kitchen too! The Easter Egg potholders with the tulip pattern look great and are very practical at the same time. They are crocheted double-layered so you can slip your hand inside. You can work from a chart; it is also written out row by row.

If you’re looking for a colorful and very simple leftover yarn project, then these dishcloths and washcloths are just the thing. They’re quick to knit and make great gifts, too.

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Small dolls up to 36 cm are a favorite among many toddlers. Of course, they also need a warm sleeping bag, since they come to bed with the kids at night.

You can knit this one quickly and easily from leftover yarn, and you’re sure to have fun doing it.

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And I have an idea for those very small, colorful scraps, too. This diaper fits dolls that are 43–50 cm tall and can be crocheted in no time. Toddlers love them and will definitely need several of them.

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How about a doily for Easter?

The Easter Bunny is coming soon 

or how about the little hand puppet for dolls?

Hand puppet 

If you click on the caption, you’ll get to the information

Have fun browsing 

From me, this weekend brings sunshine, love, and lots of cuddles 💕 These washcloths with their cute motifs are really fun to knit and, thanks to the detailed pattern written out stitch by stitch, are suitable even for beginners. With slightly thicker cotton, you can also knit dishcloths or potholders. 




Knitting pattern for the “Sun Salutation” washcloth - very easy 





Knitting pattern for the “From the Heart” washcloth - very easy 





Knitting pattern for the “Cuddly Bears” washcloth - very easy 


Sonja wishes you a lovely weekend 

The tulips in the umbrella are pure joy!
They can be crocheted very quickly in many colors from your leftover yarn and used as colorful decorations for doors, walls, and tables.





You can get the crochet pattern for the tulips in the umbrella here

Here are a few wonderful little projects for the weekend that really get you in the mood for spring:

1) “Hasi Spirelli”—a fun, colorful, and quick project. Click here for the pattern



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2) Daffodil tea light holders, baskets, egg cups, etc.—wonderful decorations for spring and Easter
Click here for the pattern



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3) Cute Granny Chicken—bag charm, keychain, decoration, etc.
Click here for the pattern




It’s time to start your spring projects!

If you need pretty gift packaging for spring, then I have a suitable pattern for you here.


 

Decorations are taken care of, too. These beautiful butterflies can soon adorn your window. By the way: With this project, you can use up your tiniest scraps of transparent paper.



Scraps of photo cardstock are enough for the flowers in this cute little flower basket. The basket itself also works very well as an Easter nest.



The featured projects are easy to make and also well suited for beginners.

For a little knitting fun this weekend, I’ll show you a few small projects. Maybe you have the right yarn at home for them......



Just a few grams of yarn are enough for these knitted baby booties. They’re knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and the pattern is created with slipped stitches. 



Spring is coming soon - so you might prefer to wear a lighter hat with a pretty lace pattern. This model can be made in all sizes. 



Or would you prefer a new pair of socks? These spiral socks are knitted without a heel, so they fit across several sizes. They’re ideal for kids because they grow with them. 

Super beautiful wrist warmers, quick to knit and impressive 

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