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get your hands on these sensational and exciting challenges for advanced users now .

@Authors,
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Summer patterns for everyone who loves a bit of a challenge:
 
If you don’t just crochet but can also do a bit of crafting, you might enjoy making this wonderful beach chair. You can make it in any size, depending on what you want to use it for: for dolls, as decoration, or on a door wreath... The base is a box that is cut to size accordingly. The pattern describes the medium size in the picture and explains how to make other sizes.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the beach chair!

 
A crocheted bag that you can use not only as a beach bag, because it is roomy, sturdy, and, thanks to the stitch pattern, doesn’t stretch out too easily. The nautical pattern is crocheted using the tapestry technique with criss-cross double crochet stitches (don’t worry: it’s all explained in detail in the pattern!). The bag is about 43 cm wide and 40 cm tall.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the “Beach Life” beach bag


There is also a matching pattern for a sunglasses case in the same technique. You can use the leftover yarn from the bag for it.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the “Beach Life” glasses case

A pair of pants with feet attached for dolls or newborns that are very easy to put on and take off. I show you different sizes in the pattern, so you can easily make them yourself.

To the knitting pattern




These pretty knitted pants with straps fit from about 1.5 years. The straps and cuffs are adjustable, so the pants grow with your child for a while.

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This little strap dress can be transformed. It fits a baby at 6 months and later a toddler up to 3 years. The little dress has knitted-in hearts and is knitted in one piece.

To the knitting pattern

My tunic patterns are for advanced crocheters and knitters, and also for beginners,
if they have mastered the stitches listed.
The challenge is that some rows/rounds require a little more attention.
 
My “Sunset” tunic has the pretty raglan line, where you need to pay a bit more attention; otherwise it is kept very simple, and the pattern of the raglan line is repeated in the lower section:

Click here to go to the RVO crochet pattern for the “Sunset” tunic


My short beach dress / “Mumi Pattern Mix” tunic was partly crocheted and partly knitted.
There’s no chance of getting bored.

Click here to go to the “Mumi Pattern Mix” tunic pattern








My crocheted summer “Vampire Dance” tunic starts at the top at the shoulders.
At the end of the openings, you continue crocheting in rounds.
You’ll need a little concentration in some places; otherwise it works up super quickly,
round and round.


Click here to go to the “Vampire Dance” tunic pattern




Mona (FroschomaMona) wishes you lots of fun making them

For advanced crafters, I have the following patterns, among others:

Daiya is a loop scarf knitted using the double-face technique.
This gives you two beautiful sides.
Daiya can also be worn as a tall headband.

The 3-page PDF file contains written step-by-step instructions and a knitting chart. 

To the pattern: *click*



If you prefer something feather-light, Uminari is just right for you.
This airy doily is crocheted with single-strand yarn (cone yarn). 
You can use leftover gradient yarn cakes for this by separating them into individual strands.

The 4-page PDF file contains written step-by-step instructions with detailed photos.

To the pattern: *click*



Mureki is for persistent crocheters.
The tablecloth measures 88 x 88 cm and brings variety to the table with its mix of patterns.

The PDF file consists of 16 pages with step-by-step instructions, detailed photos, and an additional crochet chart.

To the pattern: *click*

In my shop, you’ll find lots of beautiful double knitting patterns that offer a great challenge for advanced knitters. I’d like to present a small selection of them to you here:




Knitting pattern for the “London” placemat - in double knitting - with this placemat, you can take a trip to London right from your sofa ;-) It’s incredibly fun to watch the design grow. The “Paris” and “Venice” designs from this placemat series are also already available.





Knitting pattern value pack: “Elo, Diggi and Tobi” comfort cloths - in double knitting - these cloths are suitable as comfort cloths for the very littlest ones; older children can use them as soft washcloths, for cleaning, or even to keep their eyes dry while washing their hair... With a loyal friend like this, everything is just a little more fun :-)







Knitting pattern for the “Cuddly Bunnies” cowl - in double knitting - for little children, this cowl is a cute accessory for the cooler months. You might not want to think about it right now, but time flies—before you know it, it’s fall... A matching comfort cloth is also available in my shop.



All the patterns shown include a detailed description of the basics of double knitting. Sonja wishes you lots of fun with your next challenge!

This pattern isn’t very easy to knit. The hat can be knitted in different sizes (for head circumferences from 33 cm to 55 cm)

a few ideas for advanced crafters from my shop that I can recommend to you


Little bear girl in a floral dress with headband






Pattern for flower child with butterflies






Pattern for sleeping little doll
and you’ll find many more ideas in my shop

If you're looking for small dolls that children can play with in the dollhouse, then you're in the right place. 
Dolls


Or if friends or family have a new baby on the way, take a look at the baby shoes. 
Baby shoes 


Or one for cool evenings?
Triangular shawl 

You can find information about the featured designs by clicking on the caption. 

Have fun making them 

This pen holder is not very complicated, but the flower shape is not entirely easy to cut out and requires some experience using scissors. Accurate workmanship is also very important here. For experienced crafters, however, it is no problem to make this pen holder.



The holder is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 15 x 9 cm. Its sides can be decorated either with ready-made patterned shapes (they are included in the download) or with shapes made from any patterned paper.

The pattern for the Arielle triangular shawl is a bit tricky, but it’s worth the effort. You’ll crochet yourself an extraordinary triangular shawl that you don’t see very often.
You can find the pattern for the Arielle triangular shawl in my Blickfang-Design store.

to the pattern




Arielle Triangular Shawl

If you want to make someone really happy on their birthday, you can make a pretty birthday card. This pop-up card is a bit elaborate, but it looks especially pretty.



The card is made from photo cardstock and construction paper and measures about 21 x 10.5 cm. With a little crafting experience, it’s not hard to recreate, because the pop-up mechanism is made from one piece and is easy to understand.

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