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here you’ll find delightful free patterns that will help you relax.
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- free sewing pattern ebooks
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Crochet pattern for the Bara polygon shawl, a simple pattern that works up quickly and is especially well suited for beginners 

Have you already visited my blog? Or would you rather print out the crochet pattern?
Both are possible. 
No matter what you choose as a beginner, this pattern is really very easy to make. The stitch pattern is kept very simple, and yet you’ll have a beautiful shawl afterward. Because it doesn’t always have to be complicated! 
With gradient yarn, you’ll also create a visual highlight.

Here’s the blog:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/2929/kostenlose-haekelanleitung-einfaches-schnelles-tuch-bara
And the written pattern is linked there for download as well. 
1 or 2 clicks and you can get started! 

Wishing you lots of joy
Warmly, Karoline 💝

There are always times when you have to save money—and still want to make a new handmade project, preferably using leftover yarn. That really warms the heart, too. Here are two lovely free patterns from me. I hope you enjoy them.

Warm regards from Ina

Scarf collar

You always need one, it is quick to put on and looks decorative. This knitting project is also ideal for beginner knitters. We need 200 g of thick yarn and a correspondingly thick needle. The finished scarf collar can be worn in 3 different ways, depending on how you button it. If you don’t have thick yarn, you can also knit two thinner strands together. Ideal for leftovers.





Felted seat cushion

You need this too, especially in spring: a seat cushion! It is crocheted from leftover felting wool. The washing machine takes care of the felting. You can roll it up and take it anywhere. The thick felt reliably protects you from the cold from below when you sit somewhere.

If you’re looking for a very simple Easter craft that’s even suitable for a craft project with kids, then these cute egg cups are a great choice.



Not only are they very quick to make, but they also require very few materials: just a few scraps of colorful cardstock and some matching colored markers!

Most amigurumi are crocheted mainly with single crochet stitches and consist of balls that are sometimes slightly flattened or elongated. In our free blog posts, you’ll find crochet techniques and tips for amigurumi as a beginner or an advanced crocheter.

We explain the basic crochet techniques for balls in the following blog post:

Simple Ball in Different Sizes



For advanced amigurumi crocheters, other questions are more interesting: How can I make my crocheted ball rounder? How can I adjust the ball size myself? How can I adjust my single crochet stitch so that the stitch pattern is straighter or so that the stuffing is not visible? We answer these questions in the following two blog posts:

Round Ball in Different Sizes



Single Crochet Stitches as V-Stitches and X-Stitches





Here I have an interesting pattern for a dishcloth for you. Often just a few grams of yarn are enough, and it can be crocheted quickly in one evening. 

A little color for your kitchen, or as a small gift with a matching tea towel for a friend

Springtime—the daisy is the first little flower to signal the arrival of warmer weather. And it’s now my favorite flower. With this crochet pattern, you too can easily crochet your own daisy, step by step. 

• A little bouquet for Mother’s Day 

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