New in October 2023: Download now

Dear users, dear authors,
Our authors are starting to upload the new releases for October. It’s worth staying tuned. 

@Authors, 
you can showcase all the new releases for October 2023 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc. 

Just arrived in my shop: The glowing “Ü-Ei” ghost!
It’s crocheted around the empty shell of a surprise egg. I used phosphorescent yarn for it. It’s white in daylight, but glows greenish in the dark.
This year, the kids who ring my doorbell on Halloween will get one of these. Wouldn’t you like to crochet a few of them, too? It’s a piece of cake!

How about a small Christmas doily,
which you can also use as a dishcloth or cuddle cloth for babies?
Small gifts can also be wrapped in an eco-conscious way with it.
With several motif cloths, you can make an Advent calendar.

Brand-new is the motif with the Christmas candle arch.

The knitting is easy because I have written out the stitch sequence row by row and stitch by stitch.
If you are still a beginner and can already knit and purl stitches,
then this is a suitable project for you too.

Leftover cotton yarn of approx. 30–50 g (depending on yarn weight) is enough for 1 cloth.

Click here and you’ll go directly to the Christmas doily page



Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of joy knitting it

The cold days are definitely on their way!
To prepare, you can start crocheting the cozy, asymmetrical Pieces 3.0 triangular shawl right now.

It features a thick, cozy textured pattern with post double crochets and cluster stitches—and it’s guaranteed to keep you warm.

Click here for the pattern 




Wishing you lots of fun crocheting! 

When it slowly but surely starts getting cooler, there’s nothing more comfortable than a thick cardigan to throw on.

Brand new in my store, the Warm RVO Cardigan knitting pattern is just waiting for you to knit it. This cardigan looks very chic with its subtle glitter effect and keeps you nice and warm.




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Are you taking your child to a St. Martin’s Day parade? Then you might be looking for a lantern to make yourself. I already have quite a few lantern patterns in my store, and today I added a new one.



This colorful mushroom lantern is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper and measures approximately 22 x 26 x 10 cm. With a little crafting experience and, above all, some practice using a craft knife, it’s easy to make.

If you’d like to make something by hand for Advent and Christmas,
you should start early.
With my sampler featuring small, simple Christmas cross-stitch motifs,
you can decorate Christmas cards, spruce up gift bags, or
embroider gift tags.






Even beginners will enjoy these simple embroidery designs, since they only require full cross-stitches and backstitches in a single thread color.
If you’d like, you can also add a
personal touch to the designs by using multiple colors.

Click here to easily access the cross-stitch pattern.

Have fun embroidering!

Children have such an easy time immersing themselves in magical worlds and seeing the wonders in life. With this blanket, your child can snuggle up in such a world of wonder and have wonderful dreams :-)

The blanket is very easy to knit—it uses only knit and purl stitches. The pattern provides row-by-row, stitch-by-stitch instructions, so even beginners with a good grasp of the basics can manage it. And the result truly looks like a masterpiece!



Knitting pattern for “Wonderland” Baby Blanket – Easy

How about an infinity scarf that you can work up quickly in between and that only takes a single ball of yarn?
That means there are only 2 ends to weave in.

It is knitted in the round, and both the border pattern and the main pattern use only knit and purl stitches, so it can be worn on either side and is also perfect for knitting while watching TV.



Here is the pattern:

I hope you have lots of fun knitting and browsing!

You can crochet my “Long Beach” tunic as individually as you like.
I opted for long sleeves and a straight version.
You can also crochet the tunic as a short version with short sleeves or
a long version with short sleeves, or a short version with long sleeves.
Three-quarter-length sleeves are just as possible as a flared A-line model.

How to work these changes and what you need to pay attention to
is described in the pattern at the appropriate point.
The pattern also includes crochet charts.

Click here for the “Long Beach” tunic crochet pattern
 

 

Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun crocheting!

New in my shop: these cute nightgowns for little fashion dolls! The skirt is made from a rectangular piece of fabric—you can use a small fabric scrap for this. The top is crocheted, and some leftover yarn is enough for that too. The hem is decorated with a crocheted trim. You can choose from 4 different patterns.
No special sewing skills or a sewing machine are required.
You can find the pattern here!

The cold and stormy season is just around the corner, and it’s nice to reach for a cozy headband for warmth.

  The pattern is quite easy to crochet, and since it’s worked in just one row, it’s also well-suited for beginners and crocheters who’d like to do a little crocheting while watching TV in the evening.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the Winter 2023 Headband 

Brand new in my shop is the crochet pattern for the
🧣Wally Scarf🧣
It’s also a real eye-catcher as a stole, as it is crocheted from the center out. This technique looks even better with gradient yarn. 
The two ends of the scarf taper to a point. So it really is an unusual and pretty scarf!
There is currently a 14% new release discount💥
Here is the Wally crochet pattern
I hope you have fun 😘



My latest creation: the Giraffe Love knitting motif is very easy to knit, even for beginners.
Only knit and purl stitches are used.
I’ve set out the correct sequence for you row by row and stitch by stitch in the pattern for a cloth the size of a dishcloth / washcloth / potholder, all written down.
The text is supplemented by a chart of the motif.

Click here to go directly to the “Giraffe Love” dishcloth pattern

 

Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun knitting

Let your Christmas tree shine with these crocheted African Flowers Christmas ornaments. Each ornament is a work of art full of sparkle and magic.
The ornaments are crocheted using cotton yarn and glitter yarn. You can also use sponge
yarn to great effect. The ornaments can be filled with stuffing or with a
solid ball (approx. 7 cm in size).

Christmas Ornaments with African Flowers

Do you think pandas are just as cute as I do? For everyone who loves pandas, I designed this panda bookmark . The little bamboo bear can be moved along the tree trunk so it looks as if he’s climbing up.
Make this cute bookmark for yourself too and download the crochet pattern right away!

Click here for the pattern

A wonderful way to stay warm, look pretty, and even conceal—supposed—problem areas, big or small, is this lovely batwing sweater, which is quick and easy to crochet—and can be made from any yarn or wool and in any size.
Grab a nice big ball of yarn or wool, a suitable crochet hook, and of course this pattern—and let’s get started!

Cable Sweater Trenzas

Brand new: my first knitting pattern, the unisex sweater Trenzas. 

With thick needles it goes even faster than you might think, even with all these cables. 

It will definitely keep you cozy and warm.

Here's the pattern 

Have fun with it, best wishes to you 

The brand-new bats Drago and Lorenzo have fluttered into my online shop. While Drago mainly delights the little bat girls on his nightly rounds, the shy Lorenzo stays discreetly in the background, hiding behind his large wings.



These bats make great bag charms and, when made with the specified materials, measure about 12 cm.

You can find the pattern here: Pattern for Bat Bag Charms