New in December 2022: Download New Releases Now

Dear users, dear authors,
it’s time for the December new releases. Now use top up your store credit account / the store credit account discount and download the best new releases right away or fill your wish list / watchlist.

@Authors,
you can present all new releases from December 2022 and from November 28/29/30, 2022 here. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

It's probably just like real life: She has lots and lots of things in her closet and could change outfits three times a day. But he usually gets the short end of the stick. Here comes a set that has sporty fashion for her and him ready to go. All 7 models are easy to crochet with just a little yarn. Feel free to take a look at my pictures and get excited about this project. In any case, I had a lot of fun dressing my dolls in these new outfits.

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

--> Value Set: 7 Crochet Patterns Sporty Fashion for Small Dress-Up Dolls

Are you in the Christmas spirit yet?

Embroidering Christmas motifs might make it easier to
get into the Advent and Christmas spirit. It
definitely always makes me feel really cozy, especially when there’s a cup of
cinnamon-scented tea sitting next to me.



I embroidered the design onto an ivory-colored linen pillow measuring 40x40 cm.




Thanks to its simplicity, this embroidery pattern is suitable for beginners, and with just over
1,000 stitches, it’s a manageable project.
Depending on your decor style, you can use your own favorite colors. How about
a white reindeer head on a brown pillow?

I hope you have fun embroidering!

Still looking for a gift that’s quick to make and can be knitted from leftover yarn? You’ve found it right here!

Everyone needs washcloths, dishcloths, or even pot holders. These washcloths had already found their new owner when they were first admired. The pretty patterns were simply a hit. Now I have to hurry to knit some more for Christmas. They’re already eagerly awaited.

As you can see, with cloths like these you always have a sought-after gift on hand that you can give for any occasion.

You can use the 6 pretty patterns for many other projects, for example sweaters, jackets, hats, but also blankets and many other things.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Are you looking for a sustainable Christmas gift idea that comes from the heart? How about this crocheted heart box with loving messages or vouchers for time together? The recipient can then use the box as decorative storage.

The pattern includes instructions for 4 box sizes. The smallest box is 6 cm wide, and the largest is 10 cm wide. Thanks to the detailed instructions—complete with plenty of pictures and crochet charts for each box—this pattern is also suitable for beginners.

Click here for the crochet pattern

With this unique blanket, you can give a baby or young child wonderful nights of sleep. The design is just perfect for snuggling up. The blanket is knitted using only knit stitches and purl stitches. Thanks to the detailed pattern, which breaks down each row stitch by stitch, even beginners can manage it. The only requirement is the patience needed to see a slightly larger project through to the end.



Knitting pattern for the “Dream Night” Baby Blanket – Easy

Now the dolls are getting new winter clothes—a warm overall to snuggle into. Every doll mom, big or small, will have her eyes light up with joy.

With this knitting pattern, you can dress various dolls—from 35 cm to 46 cm. That way, none of the doll babies will have to freeze anymore.

Good knitting experience is required here, but then the overall is easy to make. Let’s be honest, don’t these doll babies look absolutely lovable in their overalls?

Click here for the knitting pattern.

With these tennis socks you’ll get a true classic on your needles. They are knitted in the round using 4-ply sock yarn. The pattern is even suitable for beginners who can knit and purl stitches. Any size from 20/21 to 50/51 is possible.

Click here for the pattern



The “Cycle of the Year” door wreath is a crochet project you can pick up again and again in between. It includes lots of little details that are fairly quick to crochet individually. You can also make good use of your leftover yarn for the little figures. For each one, I’ve listed which yarn I used for it. That way you can best compare it with your own supplies.
Click here now and you’ll go directly to the crochet pattern!

Maybe you still have a yarn cake or two in your stash and aren’t quite sure what you want to make with them yet.
Here is the pattern Bullerbü Shirt

"Wicker Basket" Dish Towel 

Maybe this could be a last-minute Christmas gift or a little something to bring along?
You can even make it quickly using leftover cotton yarn.
It’s a quick knit and absolutely perfect for beginners.

If you have a little or big firefighter fan at home, you’re sure to make him or her incredibly happy with this “fire truck.” Depending on the yarn used, this small cloth can be knitted as a washcloth or dishcloth. It only requires knit and purl stitches, so even beginners with basic skills can manage it.



Knitting Pattern for “Fire Department” Washcloth / Dishcloth—Very Easy

New this December: knitted fingerless gloves have arrived in my shop.

  The cable pattern runs across the entire back of the hand. A thumb gusset and the knit/purl pattern ensure the cuffs stay securely in place.

The pattern is written without abbreviations and guides you round by round all the way to the last round. I’ve included some photos for comparison, and you’ll also find a knitting chart for the cable pattern. 

My Nele headband is new this December
It’s quick to knit with approx. 40 g of sock-weight yarn; it is knitted using two strands held together.


Click here to go directly to the Nele knitting pattern

Also new in December is my Anja headband
This headband is also knitted using two strands held together, with small cables. It works well with leftover yarn, knitted with two strands of sock-weight yarn or with a single strand of DK-weight yarn.



Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for the Anja headband

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Nordwind is a slipover that is knitted seamlessly from the top down. It comes in 7 sizes. The pattern level is medium; beautiful cable panels on the sides make the knitting varied and enjoyable.

Here is the pattern