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Dear users, dear authors,
Here in this thread you will find only and exclusively patterns with a high satisfaction factor and good reviews. It’s worth staying tuned. Have fun shopping and crafting.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. All patterns presented here must meet all of the following requirements:
- at least 25 sales per pattern
- minimum conversion rate of 3%
- at least 3 reviews available
- overall rating of 4.5 or 5 stars
- not promoted in the forum for the past 3 weeks.
- good images, informative texts, and a direct link to the pattern, not just to the shop.
Good luck.

A peace symbol is always warmly received and has a powerful effect. Not just at Christmas, but also for birthdays or simply as a little gift.

With this peace dove on a washcloth, dishcloth, or potholder, you’re guaranteed to make someone very happy. It’s easy to knit—with knit and purl stitches—and it’s sure to be admired.

Go to the knitting pattern here.







You can dress a small teddy bear measuring 25–35 cm, or even a doll, very cutely in this romper. It is knitted top down with raglan shaping and is easy even for toddlers to put on and take off, since there are no buttons. This way, you can knit a Christmas gift from colorful leftovers that will bring lots of joy—not just to children.

Go to the knitting pattern here.

Crochet pattern for a headband. The pattern consists of only one row, and you should be familiar with single crochet, chain stitches, double crochet, and half double crochet. The headband can be crocheted to any size. 



This blanket is crocheted like a large granny square. Knowledge of double crochet and chain stitches is required. 

These two flamingos like it hot :-) They’re happy to be useful in the kitchen, and when they’re not needed, they hang around decoratively. Thanks to double-face knitting, the potholders turn out nice and dense, so they keep the heat away well. 



Knitting pattern for “Flamingo Love” potholders - in double-face



The same motif is also available in a very easy-to-knit version as a dishcloth or washcloth. For this, only knit and purl stitches are needed, so even beginners can make it.



Knitting pattern for “Flamingo Love” washcloth / dishcloth - very easy

Fall is crafting season. It’s the perfect time to get cozy with your yarn. Here are a few more ideas from me for beautiful handmade projects.

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

Warm regards from Ina

Lace Shawl for Beginners
Here the color change comes directly from the ball of yarn. The wave-like pattern shows off the colors and the pattern beautifully. The knitting pattern consists of just 2 pattern rows that repeat over and over. In the end, you’ll have a beautiful shawl that you can wear open or wrapped around.



Ball Gowns for Small Dress-Up Dolls
This is fun even while you’re knitting it. We knit the dress in one piece using a set of double-pointed needles. You can knit it in one color, two colors, or multiple colors. Each dress becomes a beautiful one-of-a-kind piece that you can also give to little doll moms for St. Nicholas Day.



Make Your Own Insoles from Felting Wool
This saves money and keeps your feet warm. You can simply knit the insoles for your winter boots or clogs yourself. A size template is included. The soles are soft to walk on, warming, and insulate against cold from below. Also very nice for felting leftover yarn.

Crochet appliqués are quick to crochet and perfect for using up small amounts of leftover yarn. You can use them for many occasions in all kinds of ways: on congratulatory and greeting cards, invitations, as pins and refrigerator magnets, as table scatter or to spruce up clothing, on door wreaths and other decorative pieces... You’re sure to come up with lots of other ideas too.

These appliqué patterns are especially popular in my shop:
Crochet appliqués Baby

Crochet appliqués Lucky charms

 Crochet appliqués Oktoberfest

Maybe you’d like to crochet a few of them?

These cute little fir trees are very easy to make out of cardstock. They’re actually meant for the Christmas tree, but without an eyelet, they can also be used as table decorations.



These delicate little fir trees are about 7 cm tall and are very well suited even for beginners with a little crafting experience.