Download Pentecost projects, weekend projects, bestsellers, and patterns for using up leftover yarn and scraps now

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find lovely patterns for the holidays, weekend projects, captivating bestsellers, patterns for using up leftover yarn and scrap projects of all kinds. I hope you have fun and enjoy a relaxing time.

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

It could turn into a long weekend of crafting for me. The weather here isn’t supposed to be very good for outdoor activities....



This crochet pattern for a blanket will bring you many wonderful hours of relaxation. It is crocheted in rounds, and you can easily use up individual skeins.

 

Do you prefer knitting? Then I have this scarf, which can also be knitted wider so you can wear it as a stole. 



Short on time and still need a gift? Then you might like my pattern for a shopping net. It is crocheted in spiral rounds, and the pattern is detailed and includes a crochet chart. 

These patterns may take a little longer than a Pentecost weekend, but they’re still fun:

Midori for your coffee table.



Gara, in case you like to wrap yourself up a little in the evenings.




Ajour is a playfully romantic triangular shawl that is knitted.

This knitted dove of peace is perfect for Pentecost. You can use it as a washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder. It’s also a special gift idea.

Very easy to knit with the pattern.

To the knitting pattern




You can quickly and easily make this lovingly knitted guest towel "For You" yourself. A very special gift for special people.

To the knitting pattern




To go with it, you can then knit this washcloth with a heart.

To the knitting pattern

For the Pentecost weekend, I’ve picked out some extra cheerful designs—all you need is about 25–30 grams of leftover yarn (depending on the yarn weight), such as cotton or a cotton-bamboo blend, and you’re ready to go. For the double-face cloth, you’ll need this amount in two different colors.




Knitting Pattern SET: “Schoolchild Girl & Boy” Washcloths—Very Easy





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





Knitting Pattern for “Love Birds” Cloth / Washcloth—in Double Face



Sonja wishes you a wonderful Pentecost weekend

I can suggest these projects for the long weekend 
Dishcloth 

Or how about a dress for a dress-up doll 
Lace dress 

Or how about pumpkins, which can be used as decoration in a little basket or for children to play with in a pretend shop. 

Pumpkins 

The featured projects can be made from leftover yarn. 

If you need more information about the patterns, just click on the caption. 

Have fun browsing 

a few lovely patterns for the long weekend—you’ll find a large selection of them in my shop.
A few ideas for you that I can recommend:


Crochet pattern for Schnatter Entchen




Crochet pattern for colorful little snail





Crochet pattern for little gnome Fynn with the butterflies

Below are a few little things from my shop that are good for the soul:

1) These cheerful, colorful baskets — crocheted with the double stitch — are great for embroidering
Here’s the pattern


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2) Daffodil tealight holders, baskets, egg cups, etc.
Here’s the pattern



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3) Bookmark with “Wing and Star” — also wonderful to use as a keychain
You can find the pattern here

Fargerik is a triangular shawl that can easily be knitted with leftover yarn. You need 100 g in the main color, and the colorful middle section works well with leftover yarn, as only 20 g of each color is needed. 
The patterns are described in detail.

Go directly to the pattern here