Shop for beautiful craft patterns now

Dear users, dear authors,
would you like to download a great bestseller to get the week off to a lively and pleasant start? Have fun with it.

@Authors,
only patterns with at least 100 sales can be featured here. 2–3 patterns per author are enough. CR doesn’t matter. Patterns must not have been promoted in the forum within the last 3 weeks. 

With these knitted little shoes, baby will have lovely warm little feet. 

The shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles, and you only need to know how to knit knit and purl stitches.  



Friends and family will be delighted with knitted socks. Spiral socks are knitted without a heel, so they fit across several sizes. That’s why they’re popular with children, because they essentially grow with them. 

This model can be knitted in sizes 14–18 through 46–47. 

A little dress that grows with your child—from baby to 3-year-old toddler: what knitting grandma or mom wouldn’t be happy about that? This little dress offers exactly these advantages.

It has pretty details. The skirt features a knitted-in heart pattern. The straps can be adjusted and later removed completely. The little dress is knitted in one piece from the bottom up.

Go to the knitting pattern here.





This fluffy, warm baby jacket plus hat is knitted from slightly thicker sock yarn. The pretty pattern looks good from both sides. This pattern is recommended for advanced knitters, as you do have to pay a bit of attention to the pattern.

The set fits approx. 3–12 months.

Go to the knitting pattern here.

You can use this pretty little “Live Love Laugh” cloth as a washcloth or dishcloth. It is knitted in double knitting and is a great challenge for experienced knitters! 



Knitting Pattern for “Live Love Laugh” Cloth / Washcloth – in Double Knitting



If you don’t like your knitting to be too complicated but still want to create something truly special, you can let your creativity run wild with this value set for washcloths / dishcloths. All 12 zodiac signs are included in this set, both written out stitch by stitch and with a chart for each one. The knitting is very easy and quite quick, so these cloths also make great Christmas gifts.



Knitting Pattern SET: All 12 Zodiac Signs – Dishcloth / Washcloth – Very Easy



If you prefer crochet, I’d like to introduce this adorable children’s cowl - little Tobi the bear is enjoying a beautiful winter day, snuggled up close to his mom. This cowl keeps children nice and warm and makes their eyes light up! The motif is very enjoyable to crochet.



Crochet Pattern Cowl “Winter Dream”

Fall is just around the corner and knocking loudly. And winter will follow it soon. Anyone who is smart will quickly knit something warm to wear now. Here are a few recommendations from me.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina

Warm Poncho
We knit it as a raglan from the top down. We begin with the collar and end at the hem. If you like, you can knit a matching hat. You can simply throw it on and stay warm.



Winter Set "Andrea"
A warm hat is simply a must every winter. This one is extra warm because we knitted it with a double brim. Around the top we knit brioche stitch, which is also nice and warm. The cable pattern on the brim is a lovely eye-catcher. The color effects come straight from the ball of yarn. Whether you pair the hat with a scarf or an infinity scarf is up to you.


Modern Sloucy Set
This set is a little thinner than the previous one. But still wonderfully soft and warm, because here we are knitting with baby alpaca yarn. In terms of shape, the hat is more casual and falls like a beanie. You can combine it with either a scarf or an infinity scarf again.

1) Original Advent calendar "sweet gnome gang"—the crochet pattern includes eight different gnome motifs as well as the little bags. The gnomes are small pouches that can be filled; even nail polish and lipstick fit inside. They are closed with a transparent elastic ring that is placed around the nose.
Go to the pattern here





*********************************
2) The snowflake "Fjolla" is cleverly made and a small challenge for experienced crocheters, perfect for using up leftovers and quickly creating beautiful winter décor.
Go to the pattern here



*********************************
3) Angels in 3 sizes—beautiful decorations for an Advent wreath or Christmas tree, an addition to Christmas cards, table décor, etc.—you receive detailed written instructions and a separate crochet chart for each size. Perfect for turning leftover yarn into beautiful Christmas decorations.
Go to the pattern here

Are you going to the St. Martin’s Day parade this year? If you’d like to participate with two children, this pair of lanterns offers a big crafting advantage: The pieces cut out from one lantern are glued onto the other. This saves you a lot of work.



The lanterns, measuring approximately 21 cm in diameter and 27 cm in diameter, are made from photo cardstock and tracing paper. They aren’t difficult to make, but you should already have some crafting experience.

Here they come, the Three Wise Men with their exotic animals and rich gifts. Pick out some colorful leftover yarn, let your stash inspire you, and you can get started right away! In the pattern, I’ve listed for each figure how much of each yarn I used. That makes it easy to compare with your own leftovers.
The 3 kings are a wonderful addition to my nativity figures, but they can also stand on their own as decorations during the Christmas season. The kings are about 10 cm tall, so they won’t take up too much space either.

Have you already started making Advent calendars? If you’re running out of ideas: I have another one here!
This Advent calendar doesn’t just look beautiful, it’s also very space-saving—leaned against a wall, it only takes up 33 x 6.5 cm of display space!


 
The calendar, made from photo cardstock, is 28.5 cm tall. It’s not hard to make, but it does require accuracy and a bit of time.