Weekend projects, bestsellers, and last-minute little projects for Advent and St. Nicholas Day

Dear users, dear authors,
Would you like to spend the Advent weekend working on a new project , a great bestseller , or even some quick little patterns for Advent , St. Nicholas Day , and Christmas ?

@Authors:
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, information, etc. All patterns featured here must have at least 10 sales and a conversion rate (CR) of 3% for both conversion rates, and they must not have been featured in the forum for at least 3 weeks. 

A quick crochet project that’s also suitable for beginners and can be crocheted from leftover yarn—that’s what you’ve found with this pretty tissue box cover. I’ve given it as a gift many times, and it was always happily received.

Cardboard boxes with paper tissues are more sustainable than plastic packaging. A box like that looks much prettier when it’s covered with this lovely decoration. Then it can even sit on the dining table.

You can find the crochet pattern here.

Are you still looking for a gift for a grandchild, godchild, or niece/nephew?

A crocheted bunting with their name is such a personal gift




When crocheting the pennants, you work with 2 colors. If you already have a little experience with the tapestry technique, then crocheting the pennants will be very easy for you. I have described one letter row by row, and there are also charts for all the letters in a separate PDF. 

But motifs like EASTER, AUTUMN, HO-HO, and X-MAS are of course also great options. Just play around a bit with the letters. 

I’m knitting a hat for my grandson

For all bookworms, today I have a few suggestions for fun bookmarks that you can crochet using leftover yarn:



A bookmark for all music lovers that you can place in a songbook or sheet music folder so you can quickly find the piece of music you’re looking for. With this “Piano” Bookmark, you’ll delight not only piano players. And it’s very easy to crochet from leftover yarn.



Snuggled up in a warm blanket and reading a good book with a hot cup of tea—isn’t that cozy? The Teacup Bookmark always shows you where you left off, even if all that coziness makes you fall asleep over your reading...



The funny Clown Bookmark cheers everyone up when they open their book. For this clown, you can crochet with even the tiniest leftover bits of cotton yarn—the more colorful the clown, the better!

Still need a small yet personal Christmas gift? Then wrist warmers are just the thing!
They’re quick to crochet, can be decorated individually, and fit perfectly into the romantic Christmas mood 🎄🎁🎄

Wrist Warmers Mary 
or
Wrist Warmers Elfi
See which pattern you like better 💝
I hope you have lots of fun making them 🎀💞🎀

@ruthk—the piano and the teacup are great; a fantastic idea, really beautiful 👍👍

The little gnome bag, filled with sweets, nuts and mandarins, a chocolate Santa or a small surprise, will delight children and adults and is sure to make eyes light up!

The bag in a modern, slightly tapered shape and the cute gnome can also be easily crocheted by beginners.



You can get the crochet pattern for the gnome bag here




The star tealight holders create a lovely, cozy atmosphere and make you look forward to Christmas.

The star tealight holders in two versions can also be crocheted quickly and easily from leftover yarn by beginners with a little practice.



You can find the crochet pattern for the star tealight holder here