TV-friendly patterns: download now + craft comfortably in front of the TV

Dear users, dear authors,
do you like crafting in front of the TV? In this thread you’ll find patterns that each have a TV-friendly pattern / are easy to follow and are great for watching TV. Have fun crafting.

@Authors,
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How about a colorful, cheerful blanket? It’s perfect for knitting on the side while watching TV—and it even keeps you warm. You simply knit it piece by piece, using different patterns and colors. It’s a great way to use up lots of leftover skeins. No matter how thick or large you want the blanket to be, anything is possible here. Just make sure to use the same yarn weight for the entire blanket.

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I can’t watch TV without a craft project in my hands. Maybe you feel the same way. If so, I have a few tips here for a suitable project. All simple, uncomplicated patterns and thick yarns.

Knitted Blanket with Fringe

We only knit knit stitches and don’t have to weave in any ends. The result is a truly unique blanket. You choose the colors. You can also use up leftovers.






Square Colorful Rug

It will be as large as you want it to be, or as far as your yarn will go. The pattern is worked all the way around. The back is treated with rug backing. We crochet with multiple strands, so it becomes nice and thick and we make quick progress.





Timeless Baby Blanket Made from Merino Wool

The perfect gift for all babies and toddlers ... or also for grown-ups who like things cozy. The soft merino wool keeps you warm and is breathable. The blanket looks exactly the same on both sides. Its style is timeless and simply always fits.

The Sleeping Cheshire Cat Potholder is very easy to crochet while watching TV, because it mainly consists of circular pieces. There isn’t much to count, and you make quick progress. It has a diameter of about 15 cm and is crocheted double, so you can slip it on like a glove.



You don’t have to buy gift bags for St. Nicholas Day or Christmas; you can easily crochet them yourself. You can use colorful leftover sock yarn for them. I chose sock yarn in Christmas colors here. The edge is crocheted around with plush yarn. You decide the size of the little bags yourself (or rather, the amount of yarn you have). Crocheted appliqués are sewn onto the front of the gift bags. That way you know right away which bag belongs to whom.



When it gets cool in the evening, I often save myself from turning up the heat and instead snuggle under a blanket with my heart-shaped heat pillow. A grain pillow is tucked inside the cotton crocheted pillow cover. You can put it in the microwave for a few minutes. Back inside the pillow cover, it gives off a pleasant, long-lasting dry warmth, and you can regulate its intensity by choosing one of the two sides of the pillow: the front with the bobbles gives off less warmth, while the back with the single crochet stitches gives off more. Since the pattern is very simple, this is also a wonderful project to work on while watching TV.

Cozy and a real eye-catcher:

The crocheted baby blanket Lana with an easy-as-pie pattern is perfect for beginners!



With this detailed crochet pattern, you can whip up a beautiful blanket for your baby in no time.

Thanks to its simple yet effective patterns, this crochet project is perfect for working on while watching TV, and it creates a unique gift for the little ones. 



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This super easy crochet pattern for a pocket scarf is perfect for beginners!



Simple and fun—you can even crochet in front of the TV thanks to the easy pattern. Get the pattern today and start your own creative project!



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