Valentine’s Day, Mother’s Day + Father’s Day: Start making charming patterns with love and from the heart now

Dear users, dear authors,
if you’d like to make something for Valentine’s Day, for Mother’s Day, or for Father’s Day, you’re sure to find lots of heartwarming patterns in the shop or here in the thread that you can start right away. Download suitable patterns now. 

Tip: A keychain / bag charm with a great motif is not only perfect for using up scraps, but also a popular little gift. 

Valentine’s Day 2024: Wednesday, February 14
Mother’s Day 2024: Sunday, May 12
Father’s Day 2024: Thursday, May 09 

@Authors,
a maximum of 3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns advertised here must not have been introduced in the forum in the past 3 weeks and must have at least 10 sales / a CR of 3%. 

Pinka Dots Stole 

With this free pattern, you or your loved ones are sure to feel warm at heart. 

The stole can be crocheted either with thick, fluffy alpaca yarn (or similar), or for a man with a cotton or modal blend  and a thinner hook, so that the pattern looks denser and less playful.

For the pattern, simply:
Click here 




Have fun 

Falls du dir bereits Gedanken über deine Valentinstagsdekoration machst, dann habe ich eine Idee und einen Bastelvorschlag für dich. Wie wäre es mit einem thematisch passenden Teelichthalter?


Der abgebildete Teelichthalter ist aus Fotokarton gefertigt und im Durchmesser ca. 18 cm groß. Mit etwas Bastelerfahrung ist er sehr einfach nachzuarbeiten.

The Valentine heart with teddy bear is a lovely little token of affection that you can crochet from leftover yarn and give as a gift. The heart measures about 11 x 11 cm. You can also use it as a gift tag.
 



Just a little something too, but it comes from the heart: Heartfelt bookmarks are a lovely surprise for all bookworms. You can use leftover yarn here as well.




Isn’t the heart-shaped door wreath with lovebirds  the perfect gift for anyone in love? It’s made using a Styrofoam heart as the base, which is crocheted around with single crochet stitches.

For Mother’s Day, most people give a bouquet of flowers and chocolates—very nice, but short-lived. I like to give something lasting that can be enjoyed for longer. How about, for example, a beautiful basket where Mom can store her handicrafts? It looks decorative on the couch, and she always has everything within reach when she wants to keep working.

Large round basket with bobbles




Or how about a loop scarf? You surely know which jacket she likes to wear and can choose the color of the loop scarf to match. It’s easy to knit. Here are two examples: this is what it looks like with gradient yarn or in a solid color.

Universal loop scarf