Relaxing with tried-and-true bestsellers

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Bestsellers for relaxing - that sounds wonderful! Just some beautiful yarn, a good pattern, and then off into the world of stitches. Simply drift away a little and relax with a lovely handmade project. Let's see what I can recommend to you.

I hope you have lots of fun looking through them and making them yourself. You can find more pictures and information by clicking on the headings.

Warm greetings from Ina

Fresh Summer Fashion for Dolls, 6 Models



Felt Moccasins in All Colors and Sizes



Timeless Baby Blanket Made from Merino Wool



Doll Clothing, 3-Piece Set (Skirt, Top, Bolero)



Wrist Warmers with a Decorative Cable



Dreamy Princess Dress in Different Variations



Mosaic Blanket Made from Squares



Loop Scarf for the Whole Family



Pillow Cover "African Flowers"



Ball Gown for Small Dolls



Ponchos for Dolls



Felt Boots with a Roll-Top Collar or Ballerinas



Little Summer Dresses for Dolls



Colorful Craft Bucket with Lots of Compartments



Doll Fashion "Swing" Series - 6 Models



One-Step Felt Booties



Scloucy Hat with Scarf or Loop Scarf

This cozy cowl tells the story of Tobi, a little bear cub who finally gets to experience a real winter day. Snuggled up close to his mom, it’s even more fun, of course! The cowl is a great companion for any child during the cold season. It’s knitted in double knitting, which makes it nice and dense, keeps it warm, and looks great from both sides.



Knitting pattern “Winter Dream” cowl

If you haven’t knitted the socks with the brilliantly simple mowi heel yet, you absolutely have to give it a try. Then knitting socks is sure to be fun for you. With 3 needles, the CraSyTrio, it’s even easier to do.

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Now in the transitional season, a shoulder warmer like this is simply indispensable. It also looks very pretty as a cowl under other garments. Best of all, it’s very easy to knit.

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For 3- to 4-year-olds, you can knit this colorful skirt that goes with any T-shirt color. It has an elastic waistband at the top and is knitted in one piece.

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A pinafore dress with a transformation technique—it actually fits for several years, starting at 1.5 years. It has knitted-in little hearts and is knitted in one piece.

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The delicate blossoms of the lushly blooming cherry trees are enchanting symbols of spring.

With the models presented below, you can bring these beauties into your home, even as a beginner, and enjoy them all year round.


The Cherry Blossom Door Wreath is an extraordinary eye-catcher on doors and walls



You can get the crochet pattern for the Cherry Blossom Door Wreath here




You can also make the Cherry Blossom Bonsai from Beads and Wire yourself, even if you’ve never crafted with beads and wire before.



You can find the craft pattern for the little cherry blossom bead tree here

Here are a few designs from my shop for relaxing

For knitters, I have beautiful designs with knit and purl stitches



Knitting pattern for a blanket - cable look without any cable needles

In terms of size, the blanket can easily be knitted larger, too. 



You’ll find the cable look again in this knitted scarf, too. It is nice and wide, which makes it cozy and warm. 



This pattern for the scarf "Nights in Toronto" is easy on the needles and can also be knitted by beginners with a little practice. 



This knitted cowl is a lovely alternative to an infinity scarf or scarf. It is knitted in the round, and the pattern guides even beginners round by round to the finish. 



Or maybe a lovely lace pattern? Then this hat might be a nice springtime project. The hat can be made in 3 sizes (0-24 months). 

Colorful Easter decorations

The colorful chickens on the perch are a fun decoration for doors and walls and can also be crocheted very easily by beginners with a little practice.

Of course, you can also use the little chickens individually in your Easter decor, as shelf sitters, or as gift decorations.



You can find the crochet pattern for the shelf sitters and chickens on the perch here



The Easter egg can be filled with sweets or a small surprise - perfect for giving as a gift!
Beginners with a little practice can also crochet the fillable Easter egg very easily using leftover yarn.



You can find the crochet pattern for the fillable Easter egg here



The delicate cherry blossoms and fresh greenery are showcased here in an original way: The wreath made of crocheted eggshells is a lovely eye-catcher and is very easy to make, even for beginners with a little practice.

The eggshells with the blossoms can be used as small individual decorations.





You can get the crochet pattern for the cherry blossoms and Easter eggs here



You can also use small amounts of leftover yarn in bright colors for the hanging Easter decorations:



You can find the crochet pattern for the hanging Easter decorations here

When relaxing, you often don’t feel like taking on a big or complicated project. Here I’m recommending a few very simple things that are quick to finish and still look really impressive.

 
The fruits for this colorful fruit crate are quick to crochet individually. You can work on one piece every now and then. Your leftover yarn is absolutely perfect for this.In the end, you’ll have a generously filled fruit crate for the children’s play shop.

 
The same goes for the basket with vegetables. Leftover yarn is used here too. The difficulty level for the individual vegetables increases gradually: from the simple tomato or carrot to the more complicated cauliflower.

 
For Easter, you can crochet these cute colorful bunnies from your leftover yarn assembly-line style. You’re sure to find plenty of takers for them. They don’t just look great in an Easter basket and as table decorations, but also look truly magical on an Easter tree.

Small things can be so much fun - when crocheting, decorating, and giving gifts.

And these small things can be crocheted in a flash from small amounts of leftover yarn in your favorite colors, even by beginners with a little practice.


Flower Picks and Decorative Hangers Small Birds





You can find the crochet pattern for the little birds here



Decorative Hanger Large Flower

With the large flower, you can decorate doors, walls, and windows or embellish gifts.





You can find the crochet pattern for the flower decorative hanger here

A couch, beautiful yarn, and a crochet hook—what more could anyone need?

Here are a few suggestions from the Schneckenkind shop for relaxed crocheting with a feel-good factor ♥



The Diamond Table Runner suits any interior style—whether shabby chic or classic.
The crochet pattern is structured step by step and, with lots of photos, is also suitable for crochet beginners.




Crochet a Cloud Nine and snuggle up with it on the sofa right away :-)
Also a beginner-friendly crochet pattern—the size of the cloud depends on the yarn you use ♥




Mias Market Bag —described in 2 sizes (but of course also individually adjustable).
Crochet in a chilled-out way and then enjoy shopping at the weekly market :-)




Simple and always beautiful: the asymmetrical RUHRPOTT SUNRISE Shawl ♥
An easy crochet pattern with a great effect—suitable for men too!