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With this clothing set, you can perfectly dress a teddy bear (30–40 cm). You can even see the little tail peeking out the back. Both pieces—the jacket and pants—are easy to knit without any seams. You’ll have a lot of fun using up colorful scraps, and the teddy bear will be happy too. Of course, the outfit also fits dolls; in that case, simply omit the hole in the pants.

To the knitting pattern

Isn’t that what always happens? As soon as a baby is born, it walks straight into your heart, where it finds love and security.

This baby blanket with the feet in the heart symbolizes exactly that. The blanket is easy to knit, as it consists only of knit and purl stitches.

Here is the pattern

Summer is just around the corner :) and I have the perfect project for it 🥰

The Boho Top ❤️ here you have complete freedom in choosing your yarn, since the top is crocheted to your own measurements. I used Kremke Soul Wool, a great summer yarn. But I can also imagine cotton or viscose working really well :)

I crocheted a crop top version for myself, but the pattern is designed so that you can also crochet a long top :)

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/92675/haekelanleitung-top-boho-summer-alle-groessen

My Joanna Scarf is a lightweight scarf made from 2 x 600m of lace yarn. It’s knitted using two simple patterns, which are explained in detail and illustrated with charts.
It’s just the thing for the coming spring.


Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for the Joanna scarf

These wrist warmers are very easy to crochet, even for beginners. You can adjust their length and width to fit your measurements. I used a gradient-colored sock yarn with glitter and edged the top with plush yarn. But you can make these wrist warmers with any yarn you like.
You can download the crochet pattern right here.




Fiepsi the mouse makes a great first stuffed animal for a baby. She’s crocheted using three different types of yarn: chenille yarn for the head, paws, and tail, as well as cotton yarn and plush yarn for the body. This gives the mouse a unique texture. Crocheting with plush yarn isn’t a problem here, since the body is worked in double crochet stitches, which are easy to feel. This makes it easy to find the insertion points even with this type of yarn. The body isn’t stuffed so that the baby can grip it easily, just like a comfort blanket.
Click here to download the pattern for Fiepsi the cuddly mouse!





These cheerful toadstool egg cups brighten up the breakfast table, because here the day starts right off with good wishes! For one egg cup, you’ll need about 25 g of white and 8 g of red cotton yarn. So this is a great way to use up your leftover yarn.
Click here to access the crochet pattern for the Lucky Mushroom egg cozies!

Last year, my father-in-law celebrated his birthday with a garden party and a few guests 🙂 I was in charge of decorations on the organizing team and designed this doily for the occasion 🥰 It was placed on the tables with lanterns on top. It’s perfect for using up leftover yarn, since each row can be crocheted in a different color. I used Rainbow Cotton 8/4 and 2.5mm and 3.5mm hooks :) The pattern is available here: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/93088/haekelanleitung-mandala-dahlias-sister