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Dear users, dear authors,
if you’re in the mood for a really lovely project for Saturday and Sunday, just stay tuned. The authors will put together a few suggestions for you. Have fun.

@Authors,
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Crochet a mini Buddha doll as a small gift for a dear friend who could use a little attention. Isn’t that sweet?
This crochet pattern is available in German, Dutch, and English (US terms).
On the product page, you’ll find all the information about the pattern.

Amigurumi Mini Buddha Dolls

A fun project to kick off the weekend! A pillowcase made using the tapestry technique, featuring a fantastic classic beetle on the front. Crochet it in any color you like—perfect for yourself or as a gift.

This crochet pattern is available in German, Dutch, and English (US terms).
You’ll find all the information about the pattern on the sales page.

Crochet Pattern: Beetle Pillowcase.

You simply have to have this cute little bee. You can use it to decorate your flowerpots, hang it on a bush, use it as a bag charm, or give it as a small gift for a busy little bee.
Quick to crochet and perfect for using up leftover yarn.
So grab your hook. Have fun making it.
Crochet pattern 'Little Bee

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The doll children (43–50 cm) want new spring outfits, too. They should be nice and colorful. You can knit this colorful set of sweater, skirt, and hairband using lots of colorful leftover yarn. It’s really fun, and every doll mom’s eyes will light up when you give it as a gift.

Easy to knit if you have some knitting experience.

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I designed this sweater especially for larger and chubby teddy bears (45–60 cm). It’s also great for knitting with leftover yarn — very easy with raglan worked from the top. Of course, the sweater also fits larger dolls.

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A small weekend project is baby booties. Often you only need a few grams of each color—maybe you still have something suitable in your stash.

They are knitted using a set of double-pointed needles. The pattern is written in detail, round by round, without abbreviations. The pattern is created with slipped stitches. 



A lovely spring hat is my Sira model. With its lace pattern, rolled brim, and matching rolled edge, it’s just right for the warmer season. The hat can be easily knitted in all sizes (head circumference 33–35 to 55). The pattern is written in detail without abbreviations. A knitting chart and many pictures are included as supplements. 

Crocheted hand puppets can be designed just the way you like, so no one else will have the same puppets. That makes them a very special gift that is sure to be cherished for a long time.
You can use small amounts of leftover yarn very well for the hand puppets. Let your stash inspire you!


  Seppel
is Kasperl’s best friend. He loves wearing his lederhosen, a checked shirt, and a traditional hat. Although he is a little simple-minded, he is always there when Kasperl needs him and sticks with him through thick and thin.

  Gretel
is the sensible one, but also a little timid. Good thing Kasperl is there and always protects her from every danger. Gretel wears a red dirndl with a blue apron and has her hair in braids.

Kasperl’s grandmother
is good-natured and a fantastic cook. No wonder Kasperl, Gretel, and Seppel like visiting her! Since Grandmother can’t see very well anymore, she wears glasses. She has tied her hair up in a bun.