Shop now for holiday projects to help you relax

Dear users, dear authors,
If you’re looking for a project to help you relax during the holidays or between the holidays , you might find what you’re looking for here in this thread. Have fun enjoying them .

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After use, wash the crocheted makeup remover pads in the included laundry net in the washing machine so they can be used again quickly.
The pads have their place in the basket before use.

The PDF file consists of a two-page step-by-step pattern and is suitable for beginners with basic knowledge.

Go to the pattern: *click*

After the holidays, we can let go of all the stress. There’s nothing left to do or buy. We can devote ourselves to our favorite pastime: crafting. The projects should be simple, uncomplicated, and fun. Here are two lovely suggestions from me. I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina

Mosaic Blanket Made from Squares

We crochet lots of squares in different colors, which is wonderful to do in the evening on the couch. These are then crocheted together to make a blanket. At the end, a border is added around it. And your one-of-a-kind colorful blanket in your favorite colors is finished.



Colorful Round Rug

It is crocheted from all your colorful leftovers. It’s a lot of fun. You can make it in two sizes (70 or 100 cm). The back is coated with rubber at the end so that the rug stays in place. It fits wonderfully in a child’s room or anywhere that needs a cheerful eye-catcher.

This beautiful crocheted angel is the perfect project for the holidays, when you have some peace and quiet. The pattern includes a crochet chart for each individual piece, which is crocheted like a round doily, but the instructions are also written out round by round. Afterward, the pieces are starched and glued together.

I knitted this hat for my granddaughter when she was a baby because she didn’t want anything pulled over her head. This way, her parents could easily keep her head and neck warm.

The hat is very easy to knit, which is something beginners (with basic skills) keep telling me.

Click here for the knitting pattern.




This merino wool headband is a real eye-catcher with its cable pattern. It’s knitted using a stitch technique that creates small air pockets, giving it a lovely fluffy look. I often wear it as a loop as well. So here you have multiple ways to wear it.

You should have some knitting experience for this one, but then it’s quite easy.

Click here for the knitting pattern.





You can knit all sorts of things with sock yarn, not just socks. I knitted this cozy, soft poncho cape for myself using sock yarn. It’s quick to slip on and keeps your upper body nice and warm. It leaves your arms free, so it’s also very practical for preparing food, for example.

You’ll enjoy knitting this poncho cape from the very start. It’s so easy that you can even do it while watching TV.

Click here for the knitting pattern.

If your window decoration is only suitable for Christmas and needs to be taken down afterward, you could make a replacement over the holidays: These cheerful snowmen would then brighten up the rest of your winter.



These snowmen are made from photo cardstock and tracing paper, are between 25 cm and 27 cm tall, and are very easy to recreate.

If you have time off between the holidays, this is the perfect time to start a new, slightly larger project. This very special cozy cowl is wonderful for helping you relax—it takes a bit of concentration to knit, so you’ll quickly forget about your daily routine and the world around you. The cowl is knitted in Doubleface and can be worn on either side.





Knitting Pattern: Cozy Cowl / Shoulder Warmer “Celtic Sun” – in Doubleface