Advanced crafters: do you need a new project?

Dear users, dear authors,
this thread contains only projects for advanced crafters who are looking for excitement and a challenge. For beginners there are, of course, plenty of suitable patterns in the shop. Have fun crafting, everyone. 

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns presented here must have at least 10 sales / a CR of at least 2% and must not have been presented in the forum in the past 3 weeks. 

Knitting cable patterns is fun because it never gets boring. Plus, it looks especially pretty, as in this men’s vest (size 48/50) made of merino wool.

I hope you enjoy knitting it.

To the knitting pattern




This baby’s first jacket makes a wonderful gift for a newborn. It features a pretty heart-shaped lace pattern and a hood. It fits the baby until about 3 months of age; after that, a doll can wear it.

To the knitting pattern

With double-face knitting, advanced knitters will find a great challenge and exciting projects. In this knitting technique, two sides are knitted simultaneously using two colors. By alternating the colors, you can create beautiful patterns. There are no floats—instead, there are two “right sides.” The basics of this knitting technique are explained in great detail in the pattern.




Knitting Pattern for the “Frangipani” Scarf – Doubleface





Knitting pattern for the “Rose Petals” Scarf – in Doubleface

"Celtic Dreams" Poncho 



Immerse yourself in the magic of Celtic traditions with this poncho, which will keep you stylishly warm on chilly days. Inspired by the rugged elegance of Celtic garments, this poncho combines warmth with a breathtaking braided pattern made with post double crochet stitches—a true masterpiece for your wardrobe.


Whether in your favorite colors or adapted to your size—with my detailed pattern, including a computer-generated crochet chart, crocheting your own poncho is a pleasure. The pattern is available in two versions: a compact version without pictures (11 pages) and an inspiring version with pictures (15 pages).

You’ll need about 500 g of Gründl Pazific Lace yarn for size S; more for larger sizes. Work with double strands of yarn and size 5 or 4.5 crochet hooks. Decorative buttons and the necessary tools for sewing in the ends round out the project.

Let yourself be enchanted by the warmth and beauty of this poncho, which combines history with modern design.

Pssst.... I also have a great cardigan featuring these patterns in my collection 

crocheted Magic Cube potholders using the double-face technique

Have you heard of double-face crochet? The technique itself is actually quite simple. However, the Magic Cube potholders are a challenge because both sides are designed differently, stitches are increased and decreased, and many colors are used at the same time.