Let your creativity and imagination run wild: Have fun with it.

Dear users, dear authors,
Hopefully you’ll have time this weekend to let your creativity and imagination run wild. You’re sure to find suitable patterns here in this thread and in the shop. Shop now .

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With the Jane shawl, you can follow the pattern instructions exactly or get creative yourself. Choose your favorite colors, mix different materials; using leftover yarn is also possible. You can adjust the size individually. Your one-of-a-kind piece will be unique and is guaranteed to be an eye-catcher.

You can find the pattern in my Blickfang-Design store.

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A project where you can really play creatively with your imagination is crocheting hand puppets.You can really design them individually according to your own ideas. You usually don’t even need to buy new yarn for that—just let your leftover yarn inspire you!


Here I’ll show you the “magical characters” from my collection:


Merlin the Wizard
is already ancient and has a snow-white beard. Whether he is good or evil depends on the particular Kasperl play. In some plays he is good and wise and helps Kasperl; in others he is evil and casts spells on Kasperl’s friends.

He wears a bright blue cloak shot through with silver glitter and edged with silver eyelash yarn. The pointed hat is made from the same yarn. Of course, you can crochet your Merlin in completely different colors, e.g. black or purple. You can also embroider or glue stars or magical signs onto his cloak. There are no limits to your imagination.




Wobbly-Tooth Witch
clearly belongs among the evil characters. However, she is pretty stupid and can easily be outwitted by Kasperl.
The witch has a large nose and bright red hair held together with a fringed scarf. Her clothing is shabby and already quite tattered and patched.That’s ideal for crocheting up small amounts of leftover yarn.




The Rainbow Fairy
is, of course, one of the good ones.With her magical powers, she often stands by Kasperl’s side and fights against the forces of evil.

The Rainbow Fairy wears a dress that shimmers in all the colors of the rainbow. I used gradient yarn here.But you can just as easily work with colorful leftover yarn.The fairy’s pointed hat also has a veil in rainbow colors.She has pink hair and a sweet face.


You can find even more ideas for hand puppets in my Hand Puppets Collection.

A dove of peace on a washcloth or dishcloth is always a good symbol—and also makes a great peace offering. It will bring joy when given as a gift and also when knitting it.

A small cotton project like this is easy to knit in between, even when it’s warm.

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These 6 different washcloths are also perfect as a summer project. At the same time, you’ll learn 6 new patterns that you’re sure to have plenty of other ideas for.

Very easy to knit, just knit and purl stitches.

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Since the boxes shown use five colors and only require larger pieces of paper for the box and lid, this is an affordable way to experiment with your own color combinations using your scrap photo cardstock to create more beautiful boxes.
 


The boxes measure approximately 8.2 x 4 cm and are designed for chocolates with a diameter of about 3.5 cm. They’re very easy to make. Without dividers, they can also be used for other small gifts.