Bestseller Projects for a Fantastic Weekend

Dear users, dear authors,
download a lovely new weekend project now. With one of our popular bestsellers or a leftovers project / a leftover yarn project, it’s sure to be great. Have fun, everyone.

@Authors,
a maximum of 3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget links, images ++ info etc. All patterns presented here must not have been presented in the forum within the past 3 weeks, and must have at least 10 sales as well as a CR of at least 3%.

Very popular with doll moms is this cute Schlüttli with a matching hat. It fits dolls measuring 43–50 cm, as well as small newborns or preemies.

The Schlüttli is knitted top down with raglan shaping.

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To match, you can knit these pants—either with leg cuffs or without. Very simple and also suitable for beginners.

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You can crochet the Emma dress for yourself using a lightweight cotton yarn or linen yarn. It is worked from top to bottom and crocheted in a granny pattern, so it’s not too difficult to make. The dress looks lovely in a solid color, but it has a really summery feel in bright, cheerful colors.
You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store.

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Emma Dress

Strawberry season! It really makes you want to crochet something “strawberry-themed.”
If you have red and green leftover yarn, you can get started on these strawberry crochet projects right away!



A fun strawberry pot holder for the kitchen is quick to crochet. For this pot holder, you’ll need about 35 g of red cotton yarn and leftover yarn in green, white, black, and yellow.



Even the egg cozies on the breakfast table pay homage to strawberry season. These egg cozies are very easy to crochet, even for beginners, and add a colorful splash to the table.


And here’s another cute decoration for the table: the Strawberry Flower Child is sure to bring a smile to everyone’s face as it goes for the bowl of strawberries or the freshly baked strawberry cake. It’s so well camouflaged that it’s almost indistinguishable from the real strawberries!

For this weekend I have a flamingo for you 😊 In three different handcraft versions: a simple knitting version, a double-face knitting version incl. double-face basics course, and a tapestry crochet version incl. tapestry basics course.

You just have to love these graceful animals; they decorate any kitchen and any bathroom. 




Knitting pattern for dishcloth / washcloth "Flamingo Love" - very easy





Knitting pattern for potholder "Flamingo Love" - in double-face





Crochet pattern for potholder "Flamingo Love"