colorful and beautiful: make delightful patterns now

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find enchanting patterns that will help you relax. Have fun with them.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Please don’t forget the link, image, info, etc. All patterns presented here must not have been promoted in the forum in the past 3 weeks, must have at least 10 sales, and a conversion rate of at least 2% for both conversion rate values on the product page. 

My shawl "Restli" can be crocheted in very colorful variations. I used lots of different leftovers, and the result is a cozy triangular shawl. The pattern repeat spans 2 rows and is explained in writing in the pattern; I have also included lots of pictures and a crochet chart. 



A gradient yarn is suitable for this triangular shawl. The pattern repeat spans 2 rows, and knowledge of single crochet, chain stitches, and double crochet is required. 

1) These cute, colorful little pouches are a dream for fashionistas young and old. You can use them not only as an Advent calendar, but all year round. Each little pouch can be used individually, e.g. as a keychain, gift tag, gift card pouch, etc. — also very decorative as wall decor, for example with a few dried flowers inside. These cute models are also a highlight in a doll’s wardrobe. The pattern explains in great detail, with lots of pictures and crochet charts, how to conjure up these adorable little pouches from leftover yarn. 

Click here for the pattern



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2) You can also use these little pouches in 5 sizes wonderfully as keychains, bag charms, gift card pouches, small gift bags, for a few coins, hair ties, headphones or other small items. One of the pouches is the ideal size for AirPods. There is a detailed pattern with a crochet chart for each pouch. The pouches are very easy and quick to crochet, suitable for beginners, perfect for using up leftover yarn and make a great little gift.

Click here for the pattern



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3) These sturdy little baskets are just right for all kinds of odds and ends. The inner basket is crocheted with half double crochet and slip stitches, and the outer basket with double crochets. The handles are worked so that they are not only beautiful but also sturdy. The pattern is very detailed, with lots of photos and crochet charts. The baskets are also excellent as Easter baskets.

Click here for the pattern

With colorful crocheted door wreaths, you can decorate your front door in a variety of ways and welcome your guests to match the season. You can often use leftover yarn you already have for them.



The Yearly Cycle Door Wreath is perfect all year round. With many little details, it shows the course of a year: from winter with a snowman and Carnival, through spring (butterfly, Easter, berry season), summer (melons, beach, mushrooms), and fall (hedgehog, grape harvest, flying kites), until the circle closes again in December with Christmas.
The wreath has a diameter of 25 cm.




The Noah’s Ark Door Wreath, is the same size and also looks great on a child’s bedroom door—a wonderful, personalized gift for a birth or baptism!




Only half as big, with a diameter of 12 cm, is the Paper Boat Door Wreath. Of course, it’s especially perfect for the front door during the summer months. But if you love the sea, you can of course hang it up all year round too.

More door wreaths? Then click here!


Well, if there’s a pattern that fits this theme perfectly, it’s the “Kunterbunt” shawl!



The pattern is simple and easy to remember, but thanks to the change in direction, which is beautifully highlighted by the lovely colorful gradient, it’s still something truly special! 

The pattern includes step-by-step instructions with pictures as well as a crochet chart.
So if you have basic crochet skills, you shouldn’t have any problems.

Get the pattern here and start right away! :) 


Do you prefer crocheting figures and/or keychains?
Then you might like my Cheeky Teddy Bear Gang!



The bears and accessories can be crocheted in any colors, making each little bear unique! 

These cute little bears, which are crocheted with single crochet stitches, are also great for using up leftover yarn.

Here’s the pattern! Have fun! :) 

Do you love playing with colors? The FJELLA wrist warmers are absolutely wonderful for using up even smaller amounts of leftover yarn - and if you'd like to try colorwork or Norwegian patterns on a smaller project, then this is the right project for you!
Knitted here in the colors of the northern lights, you can of course knit them as colorful and individual as you like, depending on what your leftover-yarn box has to offer. You can use any standard 4-ply sock yarns or pure virgin wool yarns in the same weight.

So take a look in your yarn stash right away and get the knitting pattern here:
FJELLA wrist warmers

Have fun playing with colors,
Annette

Speaking of colorful, I have a cute, colorful amigurumi for you! *Florchen the Little Harbinger of Spring* is a step-by-step crochet pattern explained in detail with pictures. Florchen brightens up dreary winter days.

Click here for florchen-der-kleine-fruehlingsbote

This colorful raglan dress is quick and easy to knit. You can play with colors here—the more colorful, the better. The little dress fits toddlers from about age 2, grows with them for a while, and can later be worn as a tunic.

Go to the knitting pattern here.




For the doll (approx. 45–55 cm), you can knit a matching little dress from the leftovers. That way both of them—doll mom and doll child—have a matching look.

Go to the knitting pattern here.

Bright, cheerful colors always make you want to do crafts.
Henriette the friendly, plump Easter hen is just the right one for that. And she even comes with a glowing belly.
You’ll receive a detailed 20-page crochet and craft pattern with lots of photos to follow along.
Suitable for advanced crocheters.

click here to go to the pattern

   

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This little colorful bird is also already looking forward to spring. And until then, it’s dressing warmly so it won’t get cold: :)
He is a pretty winter decoration and a charming eye-catcher for the windowsill or a great decoration in the entryway.

click here to go to the pattern

   

Colorful and beautiful—who doesn’t love that? It’s still gray January outside, so let’s conjure up a little spring with colorful handmade projects. Feel free to take a look at my ideas.

I hope you enjoy looking at them and making them yourself.

Warm regards from Ina

2 Colorful Little Buckets
Here you can use all your colorful leftover cotton yarn. We cover an empty yogurt bucket from the supermarket. You have 2 versions to crochet. It’s happy to hold scissors, rulers and craft supplies, and feels right at home in a craft room or children’s room.



Doll Clothes: Skirt with Flounce and Matching Top

The set consists of a skirt and a top. The skirt is variable in length, so you can use up small and larger yarn scraps. Both pieces fasten at the back with snaps.



Round “Kunterbunt” Rug

Colorful, colorful, wonderfully colorful... yes, this rug is really fun. We crochet with inexpensive acrylic yarn, which comes in every color of the rainbow. Here you can make wonderful use of your leftovers, as long as there is enough for one round. The back is rubberized so the rug doesn’t slip.

We all really love colors!
Make this snail from cheerful gradient yarn combined with white. Put a pack of tissues into the shell and this snail becomes a pretty tissue holder, for yourself or as a gift. 
This crochet pattern is available in German, Dutch, and English (US terms).



Crochet Pattern Tissue Holder Snail.

The yellow and red flowers really stand out against the turquoise-blue background. The beautiful embellishment turns this practical gift packaging into a real gem!



The bag is made from photo cardstock and measures approximately 19 x 18.5 x 8 cm. It’s very easy to make and well-suited even for beginners.