New in November: Shop the latest releases now

Dear users, dear authors,
shop for exciting new releases this November. Have fun!

@Authors,
you can showcase all new releases from November 2023 and October 29, 30, and 31 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, and other details. 

With my new pattern, you can make a stylish Advent calendar and give it as a gift to someone dear or to yourself. There are 25 containers in different sizes here (you’ll find the exact details in the product description).



The calendar measures approx. 32 x 27 x 4.5 cm, is made from photo cardstock, and is decorated with patterned paper. You’ll get the motif to download together with the pattern. If you already have experience with similar projects, you’ll be able to make this calendar with ease.

Christmas always comes around faster than you think! Anna and Anton are already in the thick of their Christmas preparations. Dressed in their elf costumes, they’re ready to help Santa with his work.
Crochet these two cute Christmas elves and place them under the Christmas tree for your kids! It’s going to be a festive time!
You can download the crochet pattern right here!

If you already have Anna and Anton, or if you want to crochet elf costumes for other 20-cm-tall dolls, there’s also a crochet pattern available just for the clothing—without the dolls.
You can download the crochet pattern for the elf costumes here.

Here’s a great little project for in between, or also for beginners or leftover yarn—six different Christmas motifs for coasters. Even without a glass on them, they look pretty on the table during Advent. Knitting them is very easy; you only need knit and purl stitches.




Knitting Pattern Advent Decoration Coasters - very easy

This pretty sleeve scarf/bolero was my granddaughter’s favorite piece for several years. She received it when she was 3 years old, and now her younger sister wears it with just as much joy.

It keeps the arms, neck, and back wonderfully warm. Since my granddaughters sleep in sleeping bags without a blanket at night, the sleeve scarf is an ideal addition.

It’s easy to make for experienced knitters.

To the knitting pattern

You can never have too many guardian angels... This design is now also available in my shop as a crochet pattern. You can use it to crochet pot holders or, with thinner yarn, a washcloth or dish towel. The pattern includes a very detailed introductory course in the tapestry crochet technique—it’s quite easy to learn and a lot of fun. 

Depending on your preference, you can choose to work either from the stitch-by-stitch written pattern or from the crochet chart.



Crochet Pattern for “Guardian Angel” Potholders

Mit kleinen Überraschungen kannst du lieben Menschen in der Adventszeit eine Freude bereiten.In meinem Shop findest du zwei neue Ü-Ei-Figuren: Sie werden um die leere Hülle eines Überraschungseis gehäkelt und verbergen in ihrem Bauch eine kleine Überraschung: einen Gutschein, eine Süßigkeit oder eine andere Kleinigkeit.


Der Ü-Ei-Nikolaus mit der Bischofsmütze passt in jeden Nikolausstrumpf.


Das Ü-Ei-Engelchen kann dann mit seinem Glöckchen das Weihnachtsfest einläuten.

Übrigens: mit diesen Ü-Ei-Figuren kann man auch prima einen Adventskalender basteln!

If you enjoy knitting and want to use up your leftover yarn, you can try making small doilies or dishcloths.
They are knitted using only knit and purl stitches, and depending on the yarn thickness, as little as 30-40 grams is enough.
The patterns consist of a chart and written instructions in which I have written out every row for you stitch by stitch.
Even beginners can catch the bug with these motif cloths, because once you start, you’re guaranteed to be hooked!

My shop now has more than 100 different motifs.
Animals, statements, Easter motifs, winter motifs, Christmas motifs, and much more.
You’re guaranteed to find something for you there.

Brand-new in my shop are the following motifs:
 
Click here to go to the Christmas doily “Fir Tree in the Snow”





 

Click here to go to the Christmas doily “Candlelight”




 
Click here to go to the knitted motif “Little House by the Woods”


 

Click here to go to the knitted motif “Snowman II”


 



Click here to go to the knitted motif “Snowman Face”





 
Click here to go to the knitted motif “Bird Tracks in the Sand”


 
Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of joy knitting

Neu in meinem Shop gibt es einen gestrickten Kragen / Rollkragen. Eine schöne Alternative zu Loop oder Schal wärmt er sowohl den Hals, Nacken und Schulterbereich. 

Gestrickt wird in Runden mit der Rundstricknadel. Für das Zopfmuster sollte schon etwas Übung mit der Zopfnadel vorhanden sein. 

Kragen Curola ist eine schöne Ergänzung zu meinen Armstulpen.