New in April 2023: Start crafting now

Dear users, dear authors,
The new releases for April are going live. Get your hands on the best new releases now.

@Authors,
you can showcase all the new releases from April 2023 and March 29, 30, and 31, 2023 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc. 

I’d like to introduce you to my newest shawl design.
🌷 Spring Romance 🌷 can be crocheted with just 1000 m. It is a semi-flat triangular shawl in a symmetrical and (starting next week) also asymmetrical version.
Despite the short yardage, it reaches an impressive 180 cm x 60 cm, or in my case even 210 cm x 70 cm. 

You can find the link to the pattern here:
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https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/90849/spring-romance-symmetrisches-und-asymmetrisches-haekeltuch-halbflach
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I hope you have lots of fun making it. All the best

I’ve created a new little light source for Easter!
It’s decorative enough to be used even without interior lighting, but when placed over an LED tea light, it becomes a table lamp .



The Easter egg is made of photo cardstock and tracing paper and is about 11 cm tall. With a little crafting experience and some practice using a craft knife, it’s easy to recreate.

Even in spring, a light infinity scarf or tube scarf can’t hurt.
There’s often a cool breeze, and the temperatures still aren’t quite where they should be.
That’s why I knitted an infinity scarf using a 500 m 4-ply yarn cake.

Various simple patterns (stockinette stitch, garter stitch, and lace patterns) keep
things interesting, are relaxing to knit, and are perfect for knitting while watching TV.

Of course, you can also use different colors, yarns, and yardages.
You can also adjust the width and height to suit your preferences.
Anything is possible—knit yourself a one-of-a-kind piece!

Click here to go directly to the pattern




 Mona (
Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun with your crafting!

The two little dolls, Anna and Anton, have just arrived in my shop. With their little bouquets of flowers in hand, they’re perfect for delivering congratulations—for example, on Mother’s Day. But of course, they’re also great for play. Both dolls are about 20 cm tall. Their clothes can be put on and taken off.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the twins Anna and Anton.

Crespo


Crespo is a simple garter stitch shawl. It showcases especially beautiful yarns and is very flexible in terms of size, yarn choice, and yarn quantity. There are two versions: the one shown with an attached I-cord in a contrasting color, plus the option to knit an I-cord directly as you go.

There’s new doll clothing in my shop. This time, it’s a cute little patchwork-style dress. The knitting pattern includes a few special features and variations:

• You can use it to dress dolls ranging from 35 to 50 cm.
• You can choose whether you want to knit a dress or a skirt.
• You can even choose the layout of the patches—I’ll explain what’s important there.

The dress has a lovely, wide, bell-shaped cut. I’ll also explain how to achieve that. It’s really easy.

And now I hope you have lots of fun knitting and dressing your dolls—or those of your children and grandchildren.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Cross-stitch alphabets are essential for personalized embroidery.
You should have a variety of fonts and font sizes on hand for your
different embroidery projects.

“Dat moie Alphabet” has uppercase letters with 13 stitches and lowercase letters
with no more than 18 stitches.
I really enjoy using it to embroider towels with Aida borders.
Here with a Low German version of “How lovely that you’re here!”



Here you can easily access the PDF download of the embroidery pattern.

Have fun embroidering!

Little Ladybug, the Little Lucky Charm is ideal for

• gift certificates
• as a monetary gift
• small sweets
• for the New Year
• welcoming little ones into the world and wishing them luck 😀 With this crochet pattern, explained step by step in detail with lots of pictures to help, I’ll show you how it’s done.

Click here for marienkaeferlein-das-kleine-glueck



Did the Easter Bunny bring lots of surprise eggs? Don’t throw away the empty surprise egg shells! They’re perfect for crocheting into gift wrappers for little surprises—like candy, gift cards, or cash gifts...
Here are my latest ideas:

Gnome Mouse , for everyone who loves gnomes or if you want to give someone a few “mice” wrapped with love.


Some people also call money “toads.” So this Surprise Egg toad is the perfect packaging for it, don’t you think?


And here’s a little Ü-Ei duck that can also hold money or perhaps a gift certificate for a Peking duck dinner.

Fit for Sun are sneaker socks with a heel tab and striped pattern. The pattern describes 5 widths (5 different stitch counts to cast on), and you can knit any shoe size that matches your width.

Have fun with it!

Link to the pattern

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Anyone who likes cats will love Vroni. These sweet striped socks have a knitted-in cat motif on the toes. You can also use the chart for embroidery and stitch the face on. We knit 3 different widths for children from about age 5 up to a narrow adult size.

Kitty, kitty, kitty

Link to the pattern





To kick off spring, here’s a wonderful shawl with crocheted floral motifs.
You can crochet it in all your favorite colors using a 3-ply yarn cake with 1,500 m/300 grams.
Use a size 3 crochet hook, and the length and width of the shawl can be adjusted to your liking.



Click here for the pattern

A crocheted “Ü-Ei” case shaped like a stroller— it’s a symbolic gift where you can hide a surprise. It could be some money or a gift certificate to celebrate the birth; grandparents can use it to give the money toward a “real” stroller. Or you can use it to let your significant other know that he’s going to be a dad soon.
All you need to crochet this is a few scraps of leftover yarn—and, of course, a surprise egg!

“Dance into May” are beautiful patterned socks. The lace pattern isn’t difficult, and you won’t need a cable needle. Knit yourself a pair of dance socks in spring colors! You can choose from 6 widths. These socks also make a lovely gift for Mother’s Day.

Link to the pattern