Valentine’s Day 2023 / Easter 2023 / Spring 2023: Start now

Dear users, dear authors,
for everyone who isn’t currently in the mood for Advent and Christmas, I’m opening this thread here for especially beautiful patterns for Valentine’s Day, Easter and spring. Have fun enjoying them.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns presented here must have at least 25 sales + a conversion rate of 3% for both conversion rate values on the product page. All patterns presented here must not have been promoted in the forum for at least 3 weeks. 

Since this explosion box is quite elaborate and requires not only patience but also a lot of time, it makes sense to start crafting it fairly early. Maybe even during the Christmas holidays?



The box is made of photo cardstock, decorated with patterned paper, and measures approximately 10 x 10 x 10 cm. It has plenty of space for photos, pictures, wishes, lovely sayings, and even a small gift.

A small gift for the Easter basket 



A knitted dishcloth is easy to make, a project for in between, one ball of yarn is enough..... and it brings the recipient lots of joy, adding a bit of color and, thanks to the motif, some variety to the kitchen area. 

The pattern for my dishcloths is written out row by row - without abbreviations, and there is also a chart for you. 



Bunny Pattern
Tulip Pattern

Spring is just around the corner! Crochet some spring decorations now to escape the dreary gray of winter!


These spring blossom egg cozies will bring a touch of spring to your table all year round! For one blossom, you’ll need no more than 30 g of the main color and a little green.



The robin was the Bird of the Year for 2021. The Bird of the Year for 2023 is the whinchat, which looks very similar. You just need to change the colors a little, and you’ll have crocheted next year’s Bird of the Year at the same time!



And if you’re already thinking about Easter, you might also want to crochet some little Easter bunny finger puppets . All you need are a little leftover yarn and the crochet pattern!