Weekend Projects + Bestsellers + Quick Stash-Buster Projects

Dear users, dear designers, 
here in this thread you’ll find inspiration for your new weekend project / a delightful bestseller or also a quick stash-buster project. All patterns can be downloaded right away with the prepaid account + discount. Have fun with it.

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

Do you have lots of different cotton yarn scraps left over? Then this crocheted shopping bag might be just the right project for a free weekend. It’s crocheted in spiral rounds, and the pattern repeats over 2 rounds. 



Or would you like to knit a new hat with a pretty summer pattern? For the smaller sizes, just 50 grams is enough. This hat can be knitted in any size. 



Or maybe a gift for the next garden party? The hostess is sure to love this crocheted dishcloth. The pattern spans just one row, making it a great way to use up your scraps. 

The weekend is supposed to be hot and summery! That’s the perfect time to sit in the shade and work on small crochet projects that don’t take too long and don’t require you to hold much yarn.
Here are a few summer projects I’d like to suggest:
   

Maybe you’d like to crochet a pretty beach chair ? Would you like a beach chair for a dress-up doll? Or should it become part of a summery door wreath? You can choose the size yourself.
The base is a cardboard box that is cut to size and then crocheted around. That’s how you bring the Baltic Sea (or the North Sea?) into your home!


Of course, a beach scene also needs a few decorative seashells. If you don’t have any real ones, you can crochet some from your leftover yarn. With this pattern, you can make three different models. Depending on the yarn used, they will come out in different sizes too.


And here’s another cheerful sea creature joining them: Oskar the Octopus was crocheted from a leftover gradient yarn cake. This gives his body a subtle color gradient. But of course, Oskar can also be made with any other yarn.

For summer, for tenting and camping

Sleeping bag knitting pattern for a dollhouse 

Sleeping bag for 43 cm doll size, made of cotton 


Backpack for dolls 


If you're looking for information, click the caption. 

You’ll have lots of fun knitting this peace dove, and the result is sure to be admired. You can use it as a washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder. It’s sure to be well received as a gift, because it makes a statement for peace.

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Dolls need a cozy blanket too. You can also use it to make a sweet gift for the doll’s mom. It’s quick and easy to knit.

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This hat for dolls or newborns (2 sizes) can be knitted up very quickly and easily from leftover yarn.

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1) A wonderful weekend project is this cute "Triangle" shoulder bag. Not too big and not too small, it has room for the essential items you simply have to take with you :-) Also great as a dirndl bag.

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2) "Sassenach" cowl - a beautiful cowl with a sophisticated textured pattern - also wonderfully suitable for slightly cooler summer evenings and the transition season

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3) Christmas comes faster than you think - here’s a little something to look forward to:
Value set of "Neve" and "Jule" snowflakes - you can combine these little snowflakes beautifully with each other.
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Crocheting is especially pleasant in the shade or in a cool room. Here are a few more ideas from my shop to inspire you


Garden Helper “Flipsi”





Crochet Pattern: Fridolin the Green Dragon Gecko




Crochet pattern: Froggy the Little Frog