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Get your hands on these delightful patterns now—even beginners can enjoy quick successes with them. Have fun crafting!

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This mini door wreath with hearts and little roses is very easy for beginners to crochet. It has a diameter of only 12 cm, so it also works well as window or wall decor. You only need a small amount of yarn, so it’s a great way to use up little leftover bits of yarn. The mini wreath also looks beautiful in other color combinations.
You can download the crochet pattern for the mini door wreath here

This RVO shirt is brand new and absolutely beginner-friendly. I’ve included a special RVO explanation for beginners in the pattern, and the stitches used are very simple.

“Where’s my Curry?” Shirt

This mini sleeping bag for small dolls, teddy bears, or other stuffed animals up to 20 cm tall is very easy to knit, even for beginners. All you need is a bit of leftover yarn, and you can make a small child very happy. Going to bed will be much easier when their favorite toy has a sleeping bag too.

The pattern includes 2 different designs. You’ll enjoy both of them.

To the knitting pattern

This cute gift bag is no problem even for a crafting beginner: All the shapes here are easy to cut out, and there are no difficulties with gluing either.


 
The gift bag is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 17 x 26 x 8 cm. Since the large cutouts for the handles can also be cut out with scissors, the bag is even suitable for crafting with children.

I have a lovely project for crochet beginners. Here you can practice crocheting small bags made of single crochet stitches. To keep things from getting boring, you can crochet each bag in a different color, and leftover yarn is very welcome too. In the end, we’ll have 24 of them. Then we print out the template with the numbers that is included with the pattern. Now fill all 24 bags with sweets or surprises, label them with the numbers, and arrange them on a tray. And your handmade Christmas calendar for your children, your sweetheart, or your friend is ready.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project.
Warm regards from Ina

--> Click here for the Christmas or Advent calendar

Even beginners can easily knit beautiful motifs using only knit and purl stitches — even though it’s so simple, the result doesn’t look like a beginner’s piece at all.

In my patterns, the rows are written out stitch by stitch, making them very easy to follow.




Knitting pattern for washcloth / dishcloth “Sun Salutation” — very easy - with this cloth, which you can knit as a washcloth or dishcloth, you can make summer last a little longer. The radiant sun spreads good cheer and makes the kitchen or bathroom a little brighter, even on gloomy days.





Knitting pattern for placemat “Live Love Laugh” — very easy - this placemat is not only practical, but also looks very decorative on the table even without dishes on it. Maybe you’d like to knit one for each family member in their favorite color :-)



Sonja wishes you lots of fun browsing and making them

Cube boxes are familiar to everyone, and many people have made a box like this before – it’s definitely not rocket science, especially when you have precise templates on hand.



The small boxes shown are made from photo cardstock and have edge lengths of approx. 3, 4, 5, and 6 cm. They are very easy to make and are also ideal for beginners.

This knitted scarf is worked using only knit and purl stitches. In the pattern, you’ll find a written explanation of the pattern as well as a knitting chart, in case you prefer to knit from it. 



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I have another lovely pattern that anyone who can knit a little can manage. Since fall and winter are just around the corner, sooner or later you’ll need warm insoles for your shoes. You can buy them or make them yourself. All you need is a little felting wool (leftovers are enough, or other wool that felts—then make a swatch first) and a pair of thick needles. You knit, and the washing machine takes care of the felting. The pattern includes a template for shoe sizes.

You can put the insoles in winter boots, rubber boots, or clogs. They insulate perfectly against the cold from below, are breathable, and give you a soft step.

I hope you have lots of fun making them.
Warm regards from Ina

--> Click here for the knitting and felting pattern “Insoles Made from Leftover Felting Wool”

My “Shanti Collar” is a lightweight shawl collar knitted using only knit and purl stitches. It’s quick to make, requiring just 100g of yarn with a yardage of 200m per 100g.



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My “Luftikus” cowl is knitted using a simple lace pattern and can even be worn on either side.
It requires only 100g of yarn with a yardage of 350m per 100g; it can also be knitted with sock yarn.


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