New Crochet Patterns for September 2022: Start Crocheting Now

Dear users, dear authors,
Here you’ll find the latest crochet patterns for September 2022 . Have fun crocheting!

@Authors,
you can showcase all the new crochet patterns from September 2022 and August 29, 30, and 31, 2022 here. Please remember to include good photos, information about the materials, etc., in your respective posts. 

This beautiful shawl can be made in any size you like ; the number of pattern repeats for each yarn quantity is specified in the pattern.
It is relatively simple in design; the basic pattern is absolutely suitable for crocheting while watching TV, only the gorgeous finishing border requires concentration. 

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



Materials:

The amount needed depends on the shawl size, yarn weight, hook size, and crochet style.
Example here: approx. 1420 m / 4-ply modal yarn → Size: 1.80 m x 0.80 m (blocked)

• crochet hook suitable for the yarn (here hook size 3.5 mm)
• 1 stitch marker

Gingerbread is already in stores as of today. So why shouldn’t the first Christmas decorations—or the corresponding patterns—be available too? After all, you do need some time to make them. I’d like to show you this star. It’s 8 cm in size, crocheted from leftover yarn, and can be made in one or two colors. 




Little Star


Arimoor—a light and airy shawl—not just for summer.

The different pattern blocks make it very varied.
Crocheting this is just plain fun.

One skein of 1,000 meters (4-ply) is enough. Add a matching crochet hook,
and you’re ready to go.

Click here for the pattern

Here you can find my latest pattern:
"Where's my Curry?" SHIRT OR SWEATER
It is a beginner-friendly pattern with an extra section on crocheting RVO, or on stitch distribution.


I hope you have lots of fun with it. The shirt can be crocheted in 3 afternoons, is perfect for working on while watching TV, and still won’t be boring for advanced crocheters.

Once again, I have something you can use up your small scraps of leftover yarn for:

With the Mini Apple Tree Door Wreath, you can also decorate a window or a corner of a wall, since it has a diameter of just 12 cm. Mine is currently hanging on my apartment door. It’s quick and easy to make.

It's time again for Christmas sweaters with bold motifs! This one is very small, but it makes a cute Christmas decoration. You only need leftover yarn, and the sweater is quick to crochet.

Here’s the crochet pattern for the Elf Christmas Sweater

He’s not exactly adorable, but if you like scary movies, you’ll love this horror clown as a Halloween decoration. The great thing about it: the white parts (face, hands, and collar) can glow greenish in the dark. That makes the clown especially spooky.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the horror clown!

I crocheted these little elves as small ornaments for the tree or to decorate a simple branch—they’re quick to make and add a splash of color during the Advent and Christmas season. They also make great little gifts or keychains.
So if you’re looking to use up leftover yarn, this pattern is just what you need.

A cute decoration, not just for Halloween, is this "Witches' Dance" mobile:
three little witches fly through the air on their broomsticks. You can crochet the witches using just a few scraps of leftover yarn. The more colorful you make them, the more cheerful it looks!

I just uploaded a brand-new pattern for my “Sunrise” poncho.
With these colors, fall is sure to be anything but dreary.

The poncho requires at least 1,660 m of 4-ply yarn. I used a twisted yarn made from a bamboo-soy fiber blend. 4 skeins of 415 m each. 

Let the sun rise within you!

Click here for the “Sunrise” poncho

TATATATA!!!
I proudly present...

My first pattern, designed and written with lots of love.
This super-cute gift bag is quick to crochet and works great with leftover yarn.

Since the pattern also includes a photo gallery with nearly 50 step-by-step images, it’s perfect for beginners with some prior experience. But don’t worry—to save on printer ink, a text-only printable version is also included.

A gift wrap with a twist that no one will ever throw away ;-)

Click here for the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/85136/geschenktuete-mit-3d-blume-haekelanleitung-pdf-datei

Owls are and always will be an absolutely adorable crochet highlight!

These two cute owls are currently looking forward to their upcoming wedding.
They make wonderful wedding gifts or simply serve as decorations for owl fans.



Like all my patterns, I’ve written this one step-by-step with plenty of pictures. So if you have basic crochet skills, you shouldn’t have any trouble following along :)

Get the pattern here and get started right away! 

Lunedi Shawl
flat triangular shawl



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This triangular shawl stands out with its airy 3D pattern and is a lovely shawl for fall.

The pattern repeat is absolutely TV-friendly, making this shawl a lovely project for relaxing.
The pattern explains step by step, with lots of photos, how you can crochet this shawl yourself. A crochet chart is included, too.

The shawl shown is 200 cm long and approx. 60 cm high. It was crocheted using a 4-ply gradient yarn cake, 750 m (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic - yardage approx. 190 m/50 g).

A newcomer in September and an absolute eye-catcher, not just for Halloween, is Vladi the little bat.
He would so love to flutter around in the sunshine sometime, but unfortunately he can’t see anything at all then.
So he’d rather stay near his lantern and flutter around there a little. :)

You will receive a detailed 24-page pattern with lots of photos to follow along.
Suitable for advanced crocheters.

click here to get to Vladi

   

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How about a few pretty pumpkins?
They are perfect for Halloween, Thanksgiving, or simply for the colorful fall season.
The finished pumpkins measure approx. Ø 26 cm and approx. Ø 16 cm.
You will receive a detailed 9-page pattern with lots of photos to follow along.

click here for the pattern