Weekend Projects and Bestsellers: Great for Rainy Days

Dear users, dear authors,
I don't know what your weather is like, but mine isn't especially great. So if you'd like to distract yourselves with crafting, this is the right thread for you. Here you'll find charming weekend projects and popular bestsellers. Have fun crafting. 

@Autoren,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don't forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns presented here must not have been presented in the forum in the past 3 weeks, and must have at least 10 sales and a CR of at least 3%. 

Pot holders are always useful, and they make a wonderful gift for dear people ♥
The DENIM Pot Holder is definitely challenging to crochet, but quick to make :-)




Doll clothes can also be crocheted quickly on a (rainy) weekend and immediately encourage playtime ♥
Jeans & T-Shirt for Small Dress-Up Dolls definitely belong in the basic wardrobe!

A baby should always be snuggled up nice and warm in bed. A merino wool sleeping bag is just the thing. This sleeping bag grows with the baby for up to a year and is easy to knit. The pattern creates small air pockets that provide extra warmth, while the natural fiber also ensures good air circulation.

To the knitting pattern




This raglan sweater is a small project made from leftover yarn that’s sure to delight doll moms. It fits dolls measuring 43–50 cm and even small newborns.

To the knitting pattern

When it's wet and dreary outside, bring spring into your home with a few self-crocheted flower children! You can crochet them from leftover yarn and use them to create a colorful flower meadow! This is what it can look like:

The flower children are about 12 cm tall and can bend their arms and legs. Each flower child comes with its own plant.


Here are a few flower children from my collection:

Dandelion Flower Child

Forget-Me-Not Flower Child

Strawberry Flower Child