Authors’ Top 3 for February 2022 + Easter Highlights

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find the current Top 3 , the overall Top 3, and our authors’ 3 Easter highlights . Have fun crafting!

@Authors,
you can showcase your current Top 3, the general Top 3, and your 3 Easter highlights here. If you sort your shop page using the small gray arrow, you’ll find your respective Top 3 lists. In total, you can showcase up to 9 patterns. Don’t forget to include links, images, and other information.

Always exciting to see what has captured your crafting hearts. For me, this is what it looked like in February:

Currently popular

Place 1: Doll fashion, 6-piece, "Swing" series



Place 2: Lace scarf for beginners



Place 3: Felted boots with roll collar in all sizes



And the 3 most popular patterns overall since my shop has existed are:

Place 1: Rustico basket with integrated clothesline



Place 2: Felted boots with roll collar



Place 3: Felted moccasins in all sizes



Well, what do I have for top Easter bestsellers? ...How about:

Little baskets - in all sizes, also for an Easter nest




or small baskets with handles



or a square little basket for the Easter eggs?



I wish you lots of joy and success with all the projects that are right for you.

Warm regards from Ina

Currently popular at the moment are these 3 patterns



In 3rd place this month you'll find my knitted baby blanket. A cable look without a cable needle at all - this blanket is knitted using only knit and purl stitches, making it suitable for beginners too. 



In 2nd place is the crochet blanket "Hello Colorful World". It is started in the center and crocheted in spiral rounds. 



In 1st place you'll find my baby booties with a woven pattern. They are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. 

These 3 patterns are generally popular this month — still very much in winter mode...... 



Knitting pattern for the “Nights in Toronto” scarf. The scarf begins with a point and ends the same way. 



Knitting pattern for a roll-neck collar - a lovely alternative to an infinity scarf or scarf. If you already have practice with circular needles, you can easily make this model. Only knit and purl stitches are used. 



In first place you’ll find my “LiMaZo” scarf - a cable look without a cable needle. Knitted with knit and purl stitches, this beautiful cable-like look is created. 

Here are the current Top 3 from my shop:

First place goes to the cheerful, colorful little baskets—crocheted using the double stitch, perfect for adding embroidery, and also great paired with the “Sweet Little Chicks”—see No. 3
Click here for the pattern


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2nd place goes to a new addition to my shop—it’s only been available for a short time and is already quite popular:
Daffodil tealight holders, baskets, egg cups, etc.—wonderful decorations for spring and Easter
Click here for the pattern



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... and 3rd place goes to the “Sweet Little Chicks”—they’re crocheted using the double stitch, which makes them perfect for adding embroidery.
Click here for the pattern

... and here we go with the top 3 in the “generally popular” category:

Place 1) Soul warmer “Little Break” - with over 4,400 sales, an absolute classic in my shop - timelessly beautiful and wonderfully easy to crochet
Go to the pattern here




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Place 2) You can crochet these pretty angels quickly and easily in one piece - only the halo is crocheted separately. Put an electric tealight underneath and they glow in the dark. A wonderful little gift, comforter, or present for the whole year.
Go to the pattern here



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3)  The cute wings in three sizes are Tunisian crocheted, but a regular crochet hook is sufficient. Wonderful as gift tags, as bag charms or on a keychain, as a decorative element for napkin rings, bags, etc., or as an enclosure in a letter.
Go to the pattern here

... and here are my Top 3 for Easter:

Place 1 is taken here by the "Sweet Little Chicks"
Here’s the pattern



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Place 2 goes to the cute little bunnies — super quick and easy to crochet
Here’s the pattern



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... and Place 3 goes to the funny "Hasi Spirelli" — a fun, colorful Easter decoration that’s quick to make
Here’s the pattern

I'd be happy to introduce you to the currently popular Top 3 from my shop:


Rank 1 - Knitting pattern baby blanket "Mom's Love"





Rank 2 - Knitting pattern washcloth cuddly bunnies - very easy





Rank 3 - Knitting pattern washcloth "Cuddly Bears" - very easy





And these are the all-time popular Top 3 from my shop:


Rank 1 - Knitting pattern loop scarf "Winter Dream" - in double-face





Rank 2 - Knitting pattern loop scarf "Magic Meadow" - in double-face





Rank 3 - Crochet pattern cloth / washcloth "Bear Tobi"




And these are my personal Easter recommendations:


Knitting pattern cloth / washcloth "Cuddly Bunnies" - in double-face




Knitting pattern placemat "Easter Joy" - very easy




Sonja wishes you lots of fun browsing, choosing, and crafting

The current TOP 3 from my shop - everything green and blooming

1st place: The little tulip greeting decorative hanger

Quick and easy to crochet, even for beginners with a little practice, this little tulip greeting decorative hanger brings fresh color and cheerfulness into your home.



You can get the crochet pattern for the little tulip greeting decorative hanger here



2nd place: Large 3D flower decorative hanger

The 3D flower can be crocheted from leftover yarn in your favorite colors and looks great on doors, door handles, and windows. You can also use the large flower as a gift tag or on a curtain tieback.



You can find the crochet pattern for the large 3D flower decorative hanger here



3rd place: The cherry blossom wreath

The cherry blossom wreath decorates doors and walls and can easily be made by beginners with a little practice.



You can get the crochet pattern for the cherry blossom wreath here

The current Top 3 in my shop

Top 1 - Socks with the ingeniously simple mowi heel, knitted with 3 needles - knitting pattern




Top 2 - Knitting pattern for dishcloths / washcloths in 6 different patterns




Top 3 - Knitting pattern for a colorful skirt for 3- to 4-year-olds

These are the overall Top 3 in my shop:


Top 1 – Socks with the simple mowi heel and 3 needles – knitting pattern (see above)


Top 2 – Colorful skirt for girls aged 3–4 – knitting pattern (see above)


Top 3 – Convertible pinafore skirt, fits from age 1.5 for quite a long time – knitting pattern

Here is my list of the most popular patterns in my shop:

Currently, you like these best:
1. Vegetables for the play grocery store

2. Fruit for the play grocery store

3. Silverware Pouch "Easter Egg"


In general, you especially like:

1. Colorful Bunnies

2. Fluffy Kitten

3. Vegetables for the play grocery store


And here are the most popular Easter patterns:
1. Also number 1 here: Colorful Bunnies

2. Easter Lamb (music box)

3. Cuddly Bunny Hoppel


My currently most popular patterns are understandably seasonal.

When looking for spring gifts, many crafters find what they need with this explosion box: it can be recreated in any colors and filled in many different ways, providing a basis for countless craft projects.



During carnival season, masks are very popular, especially ones that are easy to print out.
The most popular among them is this cute fox mask.



The second most popular mask is this not-at-all-evil wolf.



Photo cardstock is needed for the first model. Ideally for both masks as well, but if that’s not possible, then use the heaviest paper your printer can handle without any problems.

In terms of overall popularity, not much has changed in my store.
Among the most popular patterns are this Advent calendar,



the snowflakes and



this gift packaging.



The Advent calendar and gift bag are made from photo cardstock; the snowflakes are made from tissue paper or similarly thin paper.

Generally popular in my shop


1st place: The edge-sitter and hanging decoration chickens on the perch

As decorations for doors and walls, or individual little chickens as edge-sitters: very easy to crochet from leftover yarn, even for beginners with a little practice.



You can get the crochet pattern for the chickens on the perch here



2nd place: Daisies in a crochet pot

Small daisies made from leftover yarn look cheerful and carefree. They can also be easily recreated by beginners with a little practice and used in many ways for decoration.



You can find the crochet pattern for the daisies here



3rd place: Fillable Easter egg

The Easter egg is quick and easy to crochet—and you can hide a little surprise or some candy inside it. Of course, you can also use the Easter egg for your Easter decorations.



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

Currently popular in February:

Place 1

Sagoromo

Here you have two options: an RVO pullover or an RVO dress—both require no sewing and can be adjusted to your size.



Place 2

Shuto - Gloves that are easy to knit without much measuring. Mixing up the right and left hand is impossible.



Place 3

Tsubabiro - an airy summer hat that puts you in a good mood.




Among the first three generally popular February patterns, you’ll find

Place 1

Midori - an eye-catcher for your table, whether small or large—just as you like.



Place 2 is also held by Shuto .

Place 3

Hyoukai - a pair of warm gloves for cold hands that can be individually adjusted.

And now for my Easter highlights.

These Easter egg holders are a beautiful and very popular Easter decoration from my store. They’re very easy to make and are even great for crafting with kids.



This delicate XXL egg is significantly more intricate and intended only for those with nimble fingers.



This bag featuring cute Easter bunnies is perfect for wrapping larger Easter gifts!



All three designs are made exclusively from photo cardstock.