Download weekend projects + bestsellers + lovely stash-busting patterns now

Dear users, dear authors,
The week is over. You’ve truly earned some rest and relaxation. Here in this thread, you’ll find new weekend projects, exciting bestsellers and lovely stash-busting patterns. Have fun downloading, getting started and enjoying them.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, nice pictures and suitable information. 

Is a baby on the way or has one just been born, and you’d like to make a personalized gift? Then you might like the pennant garland with the baby’s name. 



Find a shady spot in the garden and crochet this blanket. The pattern spans just one row and is worked in spiral rounds. 



For yarn scraps, this pattern is suitable. Here, we crochet around empty tin cans in spiral rounds. This can also make a lovely gift for the start of the school year. 

A very lovely leftover-yarn project is this hat for dolls and newborns. It’s very easy to knit using two different colors.

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Knitting for small dolls is quick and fun—for you and the doll mommy. This outfit for small 35–40 cm dolls only needs a few bits of leftover yarn. It’s best to get started right away.

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You can combine this little dress to match. You’ll have fun with the pattern and won’t be able to stop. The pattern explains several sizes, so you can knit for dolls in sizes 35–40 cm as well as 43–46 cm.

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For the weekend, you can quickly crochet a few pumpkins. You can use them as fall decorations or as toys for children to play with in their pretend store. 
Pumpkins 


Or how about some baby clothes?

Baby shoes 


Baby hat

If you’re looking for more information about my designs, just click on the image caption 

You can use the following patterns to crochet with lots of colorful leftover yarn and create lovely items for a relaxing summer.

These colorful lanterns are quick to crochet and make a great, vibrant decoration for your garden, patio, or balcony—whether lit or unlit. You can customize their colors to suit your taste and the leftover yarn you have on hand.


The neck pillow is also a great project for using up yarn scraps. There’s nothing cozier than relaxing in a lounge chair with the neck pillow behind your neck and getting lost in an exciting book. But it’ll serve you well in any other position, too.


The board game “Mouse Hunt” is perfect for playing in the garden on the lawn or during a picnic. Since it can be easily rolled up after playing and takes up so little space, it also fits in your suitcase—for rainy days or quiet moments on the beach.

For sporty kids, there’s this Taekwondo amigurumi doll! Together with this cool little guy, they can practice the best poses. Crochet it on Saturday, play with it on Sunday! 

This crochet pattern is available in German, English (US terms), and Dutch.



Taekwondo Doll Crochet Pattern

As a weekend project, I can recommend my newest patterns to you:


Vampi the Pumpkin Spider





Set of 3 Garden Helpers: Flipsi, Libby & Little Firefly





Toilet Roll Cover Little Frog

You can make the Mayra crochet top beautifully in lots of bright colors from leftover yarn. Crocheted in many lively and vibrant colors, it becomes a real summer hit. Stop by my store Blickfang-Design. You’ll find the pattern there.

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Mayra Crochet Top

The Pixie Hat NASEWEIS or also Mia’s Market Bag — both projects can easily be finished in a weekend ♥




If you’d rather crochet bestsellers, you’ll be happy with these very highly rated patterns :-)
Tom the Bunny or the Mini Shopping Bag — wonderful classics that will make children’s eyes light up ♥




A great way to use up leftovers and a lovely little gift for your favorite neighbor, colleague, sister, uncle, grandchildren, friend ... are these two crochet patterns: the sweet owl BOO and the LEFTOVER flowers that will truly gobble up every scrap of yarn ♥