Weekend Projects and Popular Bestsellers: Shop for a great weekend project now.

Dear users, dear authors,
Get yourself a new project or a captivating bestseller for a relaxing weekend. Have fun, everyone.

@Authors:
A maximum of 3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget links, good pictures, useful information, etc. All patterns featured here must not have been promoted in the forum in the past 3 weeks and must each have at least 10 sales and a conversion rate (CR) of at least 3% for both conversion rates on the product page. 

If you want to make a doll mom (maybe even yourself?) really happy, then be sure to knit her this cute winter overall. The little baby doll (35 to 46 cm tall) will look adorable in it.

The knitting pattern includes 3 different sizes. You’ll have fun with it. Good knitting skills are recommended here.

Go to the knitting pattern here




Another lovely design for smaller dolls (35–40 cm) is this cardigan with a matching hat. The cardigan is knitted top-down in raglan style. Here, too, you’ll have virtually no seams.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Hand-crocheted hand puppets have a few advantages over store-bought ones: They are much lighter than puppets with wooden heads, you can wash them, and you can design them exactly the way you like. They’re also great for using up smaller amounts of leftover yarn.

Maybe you feel like crocheting a few hand puppets for a Kasperl puppet theater this weekend? It’s not hard at all!

Here are a few main characters that no Kasperl puppet theater should be without:

Seppel
Kasperl’s best friend is a bit naive and a little scaredy-cat. But when it matters, he is always at Kasperl’s side.


Gretel
Kasperl’s girlfriend is a sensible girl who keeps Kasperl and Seppel from doing foolish things again and again.


Grandmother
She is kind-hearted, but sometimes a little strict too. She is always concerned about Kasperl’s well-being. And her pancakes are simply the best!

Would you like to see even more crochet patterns for Kasperl puppets? Then click here!

What could be more relaxing in gray, rainy January weather than a lovely handmade project? Here are 3 suggestions from me that you’re sure to like.

I hope you enjoy browsing and making them.

Warm regards from Ina

Colorful Craft Bucket

It’s very practical because it has lots of compartments all around for your crochet hooks and whatever else you constantly need. Your current crochet project goes in the bucket. That way everything is always tidy and all in one place. It’s also nice that you can use your colorful leftover yarns.





Universal Cowl for the Whole Family

Everyone in the family can always use one. And it doesn’t take much yarn, either. You can knit it in one color or with gradient yarn.





Felted Moccasins

They are warm and soft and very cozy. They adapt to every foot shape and make for a soft step. You can wear them all year round because they help regulate temperature. They are made in one piece and felted in the washing machine.