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Dear users, dear authors,
grab a great bestseller now to kick off your week.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns featured here must have at least 300 sales and must not have been featured in the forum for at least 3 weeks. CR doesn’t matter. 

A reading pillow like this is a practical neck pillow because it lets you read comfortably in any position—whether sitting, lying on your stomach, on your back, or on your side. You can also sew a reading pillow, but this one is designed for crocheters. This pattern is perfect for using up lots of colorful leftover yarn.
Crochet yourself a reading pillow, and you’ll love it!

A beautiful knitted scarf - made from soft yarn - just right for cold days and long walks

Only knit and purl stitches are used for the pattern. The scarf starts narrow and is increased to the desired width. Then we decrease it symmetrically until it is narrow again. 

These two washcloths / dishcloths are among the most popular patterns in my shop. They’re perfect for bear or cat fans, whether big or small. The designs are created using only knit and purl stitches. Since the patterns provide stitch-by-stitch instructions for each row, even beginners with basic skills can follow along easily.




Knitting Pattern for “Cuddly Bears” Washcloth / Dishcloth – Very Easy





Knitting Pattern for “Cat Love” Washcloth / Dishcloth – Very Easy

If you have one ball of yarn left over, it will be plenty for this shoulder warmer / cowl. It’s a popular garment right now, because it wonderfully balances out wide necklines. It’s also very popular as an alternative to a scarf.

The pattern is also suitable for beginners. It has no abbreviations and is well described.

You can find the knitting pattern here.






For small teddy bears (25-30 cm), this little sweater is a great scrap yarn project. It is knitted with raglan shaping from the bottom up. You’re sure to have fun making it. And maybe a teddy bear lover will be happy to receive it for Christmas.

The knitting pattern is here.

1) Sophisticated and totally on trend with its popular 3D look, this airy, lightweight triangular shawl "Network" is crocheted. It looks braided, but it’s crocheted. The pattern is easy to remember and not difficult at all. With more than 2600 sales, it’s a true bestseller.

Go to the pattern here



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2) Triangular shawl "Network 2.0" - A flat triangular shawl that is crocheted from the center outward. 
Go to the pattern here

I also have a few suggestions for some lovely handicrafts. Outside, it’s November by now, so it’s the best time to get cozy with them.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.
Warm regards from Ina

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If you’re still looking for something nice for St. Nicholas Day or Christmas, you might find it here. Do you already have an original St. Nicholas boot for your children or grandchildren? No ..., then here you go—how about this one? You can crochet it in the future owner’s favorite colors. Of course, you still have to fill it. And later on, it can simply be a decoration.



Well, the speedy ones among you can also crochet a Christmas calendar . Here we only need 24 identical little bags. They are all filled and hung on a clothes hanger or arranged on a tray. The printable template for the numbers is included. This is also a nice way to use up your colorful leftovers sensibly. And the children will be happy anyway. After Christmas, you can also use the little bags to give small surprises or decorate the Easter table with them.



And last but not least, here’s a suggestion for a “real gift.” All doll mommies are always happy to get new outfits for their dolls. Here is one of their favorite designs. A dreamy doll dress, which you can crochet in different variations. My granddaughter (and I) love the one with the little rocaille beads on the hem the most.

If you'd like to make an Advent calendar yourself but aren't ready to tackle complicated projects yet, I have a suggestion for you: These boxes, decorated for Christmas and placed in a suitable container (e.g., a pretty bowl, decorative sleigh, or even a suitably decorated toy truck), make a lovely calendar that's guaranteed to be well received.


 
The 10 boxes in different sizes have edge lengths between 3 and 8 cm. They are made from cardstock, glued in just one spot, and are even well suited for crafting beginners.