Download weekend patterns / bestsellers / Carnival patterns and festive patterns for Advent and Christmas now

Dear users, dear authors,
To kick off the weekend on a pleasant note, download delightful craft patterns with new releases // bestsellers // Advent decorations // Advent calendars / Advent wreaths // festive Christmas patterns now. Have a wonderful weekend, everyone, and have fun with your new favorite pattern.

If you’d like to make crafts for Fasching // Carnival // Fasnacht, you’ll of course also find suitable patterns for that in the shop.

@Authors,
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Now it’s time to get those needles working hard for Christmas. You can easily finish lots of gifts for young and old alike. Here are a few ideas you can start on right away.


How about matching wrist warmers? They’ll make plenty of cold hands happy—they’re even popular when working at the computer. A really great project for using up leftover yarn that is quick to finish and fun to knit.

See the knitting pattern




Doll clothes are also very popular as Christmas or St. Nicholas Day gifts. They’re sure to make every doll mom’s eyes light up with joy.

These overalls are easy to knit and fit dolls measuring 43 to 50 cm.

See the knitting pattern

Carnival officially begins on November 11. Since it will be quite short in 2024 (it’ll all be over by February 14), it’s a good idea to start decorating early. That’s why I’m sharing 3 Carnival patterns from my shop with you today:



You can use the jester’s cap in many different ways. It’s crocheted from cotton scraps and measures 15 x 12 cm. It fits dolls with a head circumference of 14–15 cm, can be used as a bottle decoration, or incorporated into a small door wreath.



With a carnival mask like this, you’re already halfway dressed up and don’t need much else to complete your look. It’s easy to crochet from leftover yarn. Then decorate it however you like with sequins, feathers, or rhinestones. There are no limits to your imagination.



With a firefighter’s helmet hat like this, every little boy will feel like a real firefighter. It’s crocheted from neon-yellow acrylic yarn and even has a real neck guard! The pattern is designed for a head circumference of 54 cm, but it can also be adjusted for other head sizes.

Weekends are often too short and fly by



Do you have a lot or a little time for your crafts? If your weekend is already packed, you might still have enough time for a new headband. 

This pattern is only one row and the headband can easily be adjusted to any size. Suitable for almost any yarn. 

Click here for the pattern 

My “Autumn Leaves” is knitted using a simple lace pattern, which is explained in detail. With the right choice of colors and yarn, it makes for an elegant accessory for a wonderful Christmas.
It can be knitted with 100g of lace yarn, or with 200g for a stole-sized version.


Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for the “Autumn Leaves”