New in December 2023: Shop the latest releases now

Dear users, dear authors,
Check out the new releases for December . Enjoy!

@Authors,
you can showcase all the new releases from December 2023 and November 28, 29, and 30, 2023 here. Don’t forget to include links, images, and other details. 

With this cute outfit set, you can dress a teddy bear in cozy, warm clothes so he won’t be cold anymore. I’m using it to fulfill a Christmas wish for my little granddaughter.

Of course, the outfit also fits dolls. You’ll have a lot of fun just knitting it. The pattern is written simply and is easy to follow.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Cold hands in your home office? These wrist warmers are super quick and very easy to crochet. You only need about 60 g of sock yarn, preferably self-striping. You can crochet the wrist warmers in any size you like. An ideal beginner project!
You can download the crochet pattern for the arm warmers here!

It's time for Christmas sweaters again! In our shop, there's a new one in mini format. The little sweater is a cute Christmas decoration, whether as a tree ornament or a gift tag. You only need a few bits of leftover yarn and colorful beads.

Click here for the crochet pattern

The holidays are fast approaching, and the question of festive wrapping for all those gifts is becoming more and more pressing. Now, the selection of matching patterns in my store has expanded even further: a little gift bag in two color variations has been added.



The small gift bag is made from photo cardstock and decorated with patterned paper (you’ll receive the motif as a PDF together with the instructions). The bag measures approximately 12.5 x 10.5 x 4.5 cm and is easy to make with a little crafting experience.

Need a new Christmas decoration or a practical gift in a hurry?
How about a small doily, dishcloth, washcloth, cuddle cloth, pacifier cloth….?
I’ve designed two new motifs for you. They are quick to knit and will make you want to knit more.
 
Click here to go to the “Gift Sleigh” pattern


 
Click here to go to the “Santa Hat” pattern


 
 
Happy knitting from Mona (Froschoma_Mona)

Who would like to embroider something for Christmas?

A rainbow is a lovely motif for babies and children.



I embroidered it on towels. The rainbow is 65x26 stitches
and is embroidered entirely in full cross stitch. That makes it very
easy even for beginners.

HERE is the embroidery pattern

I hope you have lots of fun embroidering!

A new blanket has been created—especially for all horse lovers, big and small :-) The pattern is made using only knit stitches and purl stitches, so it’s suitable even for beginners with a good foundation. Of course, it does require a bit of patience, since it’s a somewhat larger project.

The patterns list each row of stitches, making it very easy to follow along. For those who prefer to work from a chart, there’s also a knitting chart available.




Knitting Pattern for the “Horse Love” Baby/Children’s Blanket – Easy

Your cold feet will thank you for Nibaino .

Nibaino is knitted using the double-face technique.

The PDF consists of 4 pages with step-by-step instructions and a knitting chart.
It is suitable for advanced knitters.

Go to the pattern: *click*

It’s gotten wintry! To match the season, 3 new surprise egg figures have moved into my shop. Inside their bellies is a surprise egg capsule that you can fill with a little surprise.  The figures are quick to crochet from a few bits of leftover yarn and make a sweet decoration on the wintry dining table.

Surprise Egg Penguin

Surprise Egg Polar Bear

Surprise Egg Snow King

With temperatures like these, a hot water bottle feels really good. Especially when it’s tucked into a soft, cozy cover.

A few scraps of sock yarn—and you can start knitting right away. It’s quick and easy. The turtleneck at the top is designed to fit snugly so no heat escapes.

This makes for a last-minute gift that’s knitted with love and received with joy.

To the knitting pattern

Do you still need an original little gift to bring to a New Year's Eve party? How about these lucky mushroom egg cups? For one mushroom, you only need about 25 g of white and 8 g of red cotton.  Fill the mushrooms with a small sweet treat and give them as a lucky charm. Later, they can brighten up the breakfast table as egg cups.

To the crochet pattern for the lucky mushrooms: this way!

A knitted scarf that looks pretty on both sides and where it doesn’t matter
which way around you wear it is “Lina’s Favorite Scarf”.
Ideal for children and men.
With this scarf, they always look stylish and never have it on the wrong way around.
That was the goal of this knitted piece.
It uses only knit stitches, so even beginners can give this scarf a try.
You can adjust the width and length individually, just the way you like.
You can use your favorite knitting yarn or knit in multiple colors from leftover yarn.

Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern “Lina’s Favorite Scarf”
 
 
 
Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun knitting

I’d like to show you a few new knitting motifs today, worked as small doilies or dishcloths/potholders,

The motifs are quite simple to knit, because in the pattern I have described everything row by row and stitch by stitch, so even beginners can feel confident trying these motif cloths.

Besides casting on and binding off, you only need to know knit and purl stitches.
One skein of cotton yarn (125 m to 170 m per 50 g) is enough for one dishcloth.

Click here to go to the “Man in the Moon” knitting pattern



Click here to go to the “Dumplings, Roast and Wine” knitting pattern



Click here to go to the “Coffee Chat” knitting pattern with a slice of cake and coffee



Click here to go to the “Sweet Temptation” knitting pattern with various donuts
 
 
Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun knitting!

Today I’d like to introduce you to my quick-to-crochet “Grandma’s Handkerchief Holder” for cloth handkerchiefs.
It has a pretty pattern and closes with two ties.
But you can use it for more than just handkerchiefs.
Made a little larger, you can store your dishcloths in it.
That way, you’ll keep your drawer tidy.

It can be made in a solid color, multiple colors, or bright and colorful from leftover yarn.
Beginners can give it a try too, as long as they know the listed stitch types.

Click here to go to the crochet pattern “Grandma’s Handkerchief Holder”




Happy crocheting, Mona (Froschoma_Mona)