New Crochet Patterns for July 2022: Start Crocheting Now

Dear users and authors,
check out the latest crochet patterns for July 2022 now. Have fun crocheting !

@Authors,
you can showcase the latest crochet patterns from July 2022 and June 28, 29, and 30, 2022 here with no limit on the number of patterns. 

New in my shop is the “Little Frog” toilet paper roll cover.
This great cover also makes an imaginative gift. The “Little Frog Froggy” crochet pattern goes perfectly with it, too.


“Little Frog” Toilet Paper Roll Cover

New in my shop is the crochet pattern for this cute little finger puppet that fits in any pocket and can be taken anywhere. It’s a great way to pass the time on boring car rides or while waiting, and to make up exciting underwater stories. The mermaid can also be used as a keychain or bag charm.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the mermaid finger puppet!

Don't be afraid of this little red devil—even if he sometimes has a few tricks up his sleeve, he loves playing with a dear friend!
The newest crochet pattern in my shop: this little red devil amigurumi! The pattern is available in German, Dutch, and English (US terms).



Amigurumi Little Red Devil

Linus the bunny has just joined my shop.
He’s the best friend of Lina, who’s been here for a while now.

Check him out :)

The tunic "Marlene" is crocheted in one piece from top to bottom (RVO = raglan from the top), so you can also wonderfully use gradient yarn cakes / color gradients here. You can crochet the tunic in any length you like - the photos show two different lengths.
Here’s the pattern

Click here for the “Summertime” crochet pattern

Hello everyone :)
This month, the little trolls have moved into my shop. What makes them special is that they are hollow inside (from head to toe), so they have room for gifts. Crocheted in chenille, they can even hold a bottle of wine :)

Click here for the pattern

Brand new in my shop is Günther the Firefly.
When it gets dark, he flits around with his lantern, looking for a bride.

The firefly is crocheted from phosphorescent yarn (= glow-in-the-dark). In daylight, it appears white. When charged by a light source, it glows in the dark for a long time. The phosphorescent yarn is non-toxic, saliva-resistant, and suitable for children.

A new crochet pattern is ready: the purple dinosaur girl


Crochet Pattern: Purple Dino

A cute, fluffy robin. A great project for using up yarn scraps in different colors.
Robin 


This is my garden gnome Paul, a really hard-working little guy. Tomorrow he’ll be dashing out to the garden beds, harvesting, watering, and giving everything a proper dig-over.



If you’d like a Paul of your own, click here for the very detailed crochet pattern with lots of explanations and pictures: Garden Gnome Paul

Have fun with it!


Danie 

Brand new in the shop today: The “Light Breeze” poncho 

A simple, TV-friendly pattern, a project that even beginners will enjoy. 
No matter which yarn you choose, it’s sure to be a real eye-catcher. You simply crochet in rounds throughout (Rvo). 
The pattern includes lots of detailed photos, a crochet chart, and of course every stitch is also written out word for word. 

Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:



Materials:
As always, the amount of material needed depends on the hook/yarn thickness and the poncho length

• Approx. 1200 m of 4-ply plied gradient yarn was used here
• Crochet hook to match the yarn, here size 4
• 4 stitch markers

The soul warmer "Beautiful Day" is timelessly beautiful in a trendy oversized look. The quickly growing, easy-to-remember pattern and the simple cut make for relaxed crochet enjoyment.

Here’s the pattern

To match the popular vacation trend, I have a crocheted caravan for you.
If you enjoy crafting, you can also make the pitch to go with it and decorate it individually.

Click HERE to find the pattern



Mona (Froschoma Mona) wishes you lots of fun making it.

Brand new in July is this charming, timeless doll set for baby dolls or reborns measuring 40–45 cm.
It consists of a tunic, shorts, and a matching little hat. The set was crocheted from cotton yarn, but of course it can also be made with other yarn of a similar weight or in a different color combination. 



Now with a 25% introductory discount

Brand new in my shop is the crochet pattern for this doily—whether as a small gift or for yourself, it’s sure to be a great eye-catcher.
Doily

Have you started thinking about your Halloween projects yet? To get started, how about a pumpkin teapot cozy with a giant black spider?
This crochet pattern is now available in German, English (US terminology), and Dutch.



Crochet pattern: Pumpkin Teapot Warmer with Spider

Brand new in the shop → Poncho Sweater "Lucy".

A wonderful eye-catcher for any occasion, which you can make individually in your own size.

Quick, easy, and beautiful—that’s what makes crocheting fun.

Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:




Material:
The amount of material needed depends on the hook/yarn weight and the length/width.

• Example size 36/38: approx. 1525 m – 4-ply gradient yarn
• Crochet hook to match the yarn, here size 3.5 mm
• 4 stitch markers

You can find more yardage details in the sample images

 
A great way to crochet with lots of colorful leftover yarn is to make these beautiful lanterns. They are an eye-catcher at your summer party and create a wonderfully romantic atmosphere. But these lanterns are also something very special in winter at the St. Martin’s lantern parade. Design their colors just the way you like, or let your leftover yarn inspire you.
The lanterns are lit with an LED string light.

These are my garden gnomes Anton and Richard. The two of them have already harvested tomatoes, cucumbers, or scallions bright and early to use them in the gnome kitchen.



Crochet these hardworking little helpers with my pattern. They’re also practical as egg cozies and make a wonderful gift for allotment gardeners and hobby gardeners.

You can find the pattern here: Crochet Pattern Egg Cozy Garden Gnomes

Enjoy making them!