Weekend Projects + Bestsellers + Quick Projects for Christmas + New Year’s Eve + Valentine’s Day

Dear users, dear authors,
the week is over, and if you’d like to relax with a new weekend project then you’re in exactly the right place. Of course, we also have bestsellers or a quick little something for St. Nicholas Day, Advent, Christmas, New Year’s Eve and Valentine’s Day. Have a lovely weekend, everyone. 

@Authors,
a maximum of 3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget to link directly to the pattern, include good pictures, useful information, etc. All patterns advertised here must have at least 10 sales  and a conversion rate of 3% for both conversion rate values on the product page + must not have been featured in the forum in the past 3 weeks. 

Hello everyone, soon it will be the 3rd Sunday of Advent, and I'm happy to be able to show you another TURBO PROJECT.

My new little
star doily  " Christmas Love " .

It only requires 50 g, approx. 170 m yarn length (yarn in the picture: Easy Crochet Design, 4-ply cotton / PA) and a 3.5 mm crochet hook, or one to match your yarn weight. It really can be finished in just a few hours, making it the perfect last-minute 🎁 gift, maybe together with a lovely candle. Or you can string several little stars together and have an enchanting table runner for Christmas or New Year's Eve. You can also use up leftovers wonderfully for this and coordinate the colors.

And this pattern is even suitable as a potholder. With sturdy cotton yarn, no one will burn their fingers on the roast goose anymore.

My original yarn is from Alina Dalichau -Easy Crochet Design, 4-ply cotton/PA with a glitter thread.
Here is the link
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Small star doily "Christmas Love "




so now I hope you have lots of fun with it, and have a lovely weekend 

An absolute must-have in winter! The hot water bottle. Whether in bed or on the sofa—a hot water bottle provides quick relief when it gets cold. You can find the crochet pattern for the hot water bottle cover here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/87524/waermflaschenbezug-flauschi-haekeln-alle-groessen
It’s also great for using up leftover sock yarn!

Think ahead to the New Year and give away a few hand-crocheted good-luck charms! Because everyone can use a little luck, and when it’s handmade, it’s a very personal gesture.



You can quickly crochet these good-luck charm crochet appliqués  in between other projects from a few bits of leftover yarn. They’re versatile to use: glue them onto greeting cards, turn them into fridge magnets or pins, use them as table confetti, decorate a door wreath with them... you’re sure to have other ideas too, so what are you waiting for? Download the pattern right away!



Good-luck charms can be useful too, and not just decorative. These twodish sponges, lucky clover and ladybug, are crocheted from a special sponge yarn. They’re especially good for washing dishes, but also work as bath and shower sponges. And after use, they simply go into the washing machine and can be used again right away.



Or how about these two cute egg cozy piglets?  You can also make great use of leftover yarn for the two of them, and anyone who likes a soft-boiled egg for breakfast is sure to be delighted with these two!