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Dear users, dear authors,
now even as a beginner you can finish a great project, maybe even using leftovers. Have fun with it.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. All patterns presented here must be doable for beginners, 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 2%. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

Kajiou is a small fruit and vegetable bag that helps you shop sustainably.
Thanks to its size, it can be stored anywhere when it’s not needed.

The beginner-friendly pattern consists of a 5-page PDF file with step-by-step instructions (abbreviated and written-out version) and photos.

To the pattern: *click*



Also from the “sustainable” category is Fuji.
With this makeup remover set, you reduce your waste and add some color to the bathroom.

The two-page PDF file with detailed step-by-step instructions is suitable for beginners.

To the pattern: *click*

Chef Charly is an original gift wrapping idea for anyone who loves good food and cooking. You can easily crochet Charly from a few bits of leftover yarn. He’s worked around an empty toilet paper roll. This way, you can remove his upper body and hide a small gift or a gift certificate (for a meal together?) inside.



Egg cozies are always a good idea for a beginner project. The “Autumn Leaves” egg cozies stand out with their vibrant autumn colors. They’re decorated with crocheted leaves, chestnuts, and acorns.


Beginners can also make these two heart-shaped bookmarks quickly and easily. With just a few bits of leftover yarn, you can create a pretty little gift for bookworms.

You can easily knit a cozy, soft collar scarf like this from leftover sock yarn. It’s versatile—it can be buttoned in the front or turned up as a collar. A practical gift that’s sure to bring joy.

To the knitting pattern

If you’re looking for easy-to-make boxes but want a more unusual shape, then these diamond-shaped boxes might be just the thing: In terms of simplicity, they’re every bit as easy to make as traditional rectangular boxes, but they look much more interesting.


 
The boxes are made from photo cardstock and have edge lengths of 4, 5, 6, and 7 cm. They’re very easy to make and are also well-suited for beginners.

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Little Rosalie the Seal is a super cute stuffed animal that encourages babies to learn how to grasp. The grasping toy has a special hole in its belly to provide extra space for learning to grasp. If you add a rattle inside, the little ones will have twice the fun. A great project for your pregnancy, or when friends are expecting.

If you’re looking for a RVO beginner course you’ve come to the right place. I designed this boho sweater or shirt especially for beginners. In the pattern, I describe every single step in detail, and a video explains all the stitches we need as well as the RVO construction.

The pattern is intentionally kept simple, but you can jazz it up with fringe or optionally crochet trumpet sleeves, all in trendy boho style.

Here’s the pattern My Love:
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