Discover Pattern Gems Now

Dear users, dear authors,
here you can discover pattern gems that not everyone has found (yet). Have fun with these new little treasures. 

@Authors,
2-3 patterns are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 
All patterns presented here must not have been presented in the forum in the past 3 weeks and must have at least 5 sales and a conversion rate of at least 3% for both conversion rate values on the product page. 

This cozy Christmas cape comes just in time for the holidays. When the doll child is sitting under the Christmas tree in this outfit, every doll mommy’s eyes will start to shine—whether big or small.

You can knit the poncho in different sizes—both for small doll children of about 35–40 cm and for larger ones up to 50 cm. The pattern shows you every step. However, you should have a little knitting experience for this one.

Click here for the knitting pattern





Every doll child will be happy to have a pretty little dress, especially when it’s hand-knitted. Since it’s a pinafore dress, it can be worn in any season. You absolutely need to add this to your Christmas gift list. I have also included a matching headband in the pattern.

You can knit this little dress in several sizes—from 35 up to 46–50 cm. You’ll enjoy knitting the pretty honeycomb pattern. It’s very easy to make, and for me and my test knitter it was almost addictive. ;-)

Click here for the knitting pattern





A very lovely Christmas gift that you can finish crocheting in no time is this little summer hat. With it, the doll child will already be perfectly prepared for the first warm rays of sunshine in spring. The little hat also pairs very well with other outfits. Every doll mommy absolutely needs a hat like this for her little darling and will be totally delighted with it.

The little hat is also very easy for beginners to crochet. All you need are a few colorful scraps, and you can get started. The pattern includes several sizes—from doll size 35 to 46 cm.

Click here for the crochet pattern.

Do you like giving homemade cookies and sweets as gifts? Then you should package them individually too. All you need is an empty jam jar and some leftover yarn. Only the lid is crocheted so that you can still clearly see the contents and easily wash the jar.
(By the way: Santa’s sack also has room for a little surprise or a greeting card!)

Here is the crochet pattern for the “Santa Claus” candy jar





Even a good bottle can be packaged in an original way! You can crochet these cute bottle gnomes in different sizes, depending on the size of the wine or schnapps bottle. It’s a wonderful way to use up your leftover yarn. The packaging is sustainable because you can use it again and again for a gift. Maybe someday it will even make its way back to you?

You can download the crochet pattern for the bottle gnomes right here!





And here’s an adorable dish sponge for the kitchen. With this cute teddy bear, even kids will have fun washing dishes. You can also use it as a bath sponge. After use, it goes in the washing machine—and it’s ready to use again!

Download the crochet pattern for the teddy right here!

If you’d like to wish someone dear to you good luck, you can do it with this washcloth or dishcloth—the Chinese symbol for “luck” not only brings (hopefully) lots of good luck to the recipient, it also looks very decorative in the bathroom or kitchen. Thanks to the detailed pattern, in which every row is written out stitch by stitch, even beginners can make it.



Knitting pattern Washcloth / Dishcloth “Luck” - very easy



For little girls, this headband is an especially sweet accessory—the bunnies keep their ears nice and warm. The headband is knitted in double-face. The double knitting makes the headband very dense, and it can be worn on both sides.



Knitting pattern Headband “Snow Bunnies” - in double-face



This set, consisting of a loop scarf and reversible beanie, is perfect for romantic fans of fairies and unicorns! Both are knitted in double-face and are really wonderfully cozy. A detailed pattern for the double-face basics is included.



Set knitting pattern Loop + Beanie “Magic Meadow” - in double-face

Bag TARANEH is a roomy shopper with plenty of design options inside and out. Some parts of the pattern may be challenging for beginners, but it is possible to skip the zipper, for example. TARANEH is a great sewing project for reaching the next sewing level—have fun sewing!

Click here for TARANEH.




Nice and warm and well wrapped up—PIPPA is a pair of panties for girls in sizes 98–158. PIPPA is perfect for sewing from jersey scraps while cheerfully combining fabrics. Even beginners can usually manage this sewing project well. My two daughters feel most comfortable in their PIPPAs—nothing pinches, and they feel well covered even with a skirt in summer.

Click here for the PIPPA panties.




Cozy swaddle blanket for babies: With SULLY, wrapping your baby up in the Maxicosy is no longer a problem! Sew the hooded blanket from lovely warm, cozy fabrics, and your baby will be nice and warm on the go :)

Click here for the SULLY swaddle blanket.

In winter, it’s so practical to have a tissue box close at hand, preferably with a beautiful cover. Feel free to place it somewhere clearly visible on your kitchen table or on your desk.
This crochet pattern is available in German, English, and Dutch.

Crochet pattern Tissue Box Cover Classic Flatbed

Looking for a quick and easy table decoration for the Advent season? 
With the pattern for the “Adele” doily, you can conjure up a lovely little centerpiece and matching coasters from various leftover yarn or from a single ball of yarn. 

Click here for the pattern: Centerpiece, table doily, doily “Adele” (crazypatterns.net)

The sweet clothing set for baby dolls is perfect for dolls measuring 40-45 cm. The pattern is explained step by step and includes detailed pictures, so even crochet beginners shouldn’t have any trouble with it. Next summer is sure to come, and you have plenty of time to make it and delight the doll mommy!

Go directly to the pattern here 

Little Drazan the dragon, whose name translates to “the Enchanting One,” takes children’s hearts by storm with just a glance. 
Crocheted from cotton yarn, he measures 46 cm in length and 21 cm in height—a cuddly friend who can withstand plenty of hugs without a scratch.
Click here for Drazan the Dragon: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/81166/haekelanleitung-drazan-drache


One of North America’s largest birds of prey is the bald eagle. It’s impressive to watch it circle the sky.
Wotan, the bald eagle, doesn’t want to fly. He just wants to be admired—or even cuddled once in a while. Crocheted from cotton yarn, he measures about 30 cm.
Click here for the pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/72644/haekelanleitung-wotan-weisskopfseeadler

More?

A flying angel as a decoration for windows, doors, or door wreaths, or as a small heartfelt gift! You'll receive a detailed step-by-step crochet pattern with pictures and clear explanations.

Flying Angel

With Koukouten, you can indulge your love of pattern mixes.
Here you’ll find knit-and-purl patterns in a wide variety of variations.

The 9-page PDF file contains step-by-step instructions and is suitable for beginners with basic knowledge.

To the pattern: *click*

My recommendation is a sporty fashion set for small dolls. There’s something for her and for him. It’s fun, doesn’t take much yarn, and is quick to crochet. The designs look modern and bring a breath of fresh air to the wardrobe.

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

Value Set of 7 Crochet Patterns for Doll Fashion


My pattern gem is this baby bib, quick and easy to knit.
Enjoy it, and warm regards!
Brigitte