Crafting owls: new and tried-and-true patterns available to download now

Dear users, dear authors,
get your new and tried-and-true owl patterns now, because you can never have enough owls. 

@Authors,
all owl patterns featured here must have at least 10 sales / a CR of at least 2% and must not have been featured in the forum in the past 3 weeks. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

You can never have enough owls.

How about a doily with an owl motif?
With the same pattern, you can knit potholders, washcloths, and dishcloths .
Combining several motifs makes a pillow cover, a table runner, a table ribbon, or even a tablecloth or baby blanket.
Or knit the motif on the front of a children’s sweater.
Be creative and let your imagination run wild...
 

Click here to go to the “Owl Is Sleeping” knitting pattern
 

 
Click here to go to the “Owl Motifs” value set with 4 more popular motifs


 
Happy knitting from Mona (Froschoma_Mona)

Owl *Curious* loves to observe world events to stay up to date. This owl is a fun addition to your owl collection. The crochet pattern is 12 pages long in PDF format with plenty of pictures illustrating each step. Curious the owl is 17 cm tall to the tips of its ears. 
Click here for the pattern eule-curious



Or a baby owl! Spring has already begun, and the little ones will be here soon. The crochet pattern is 13 pages long with plenty of pictures, so you, too, can easily crochet your own baby owl. The baby owl is 14 cm tall.
Click here for the pattern haekelanleitung-eulen-baby-schuhu

You really can never have enough owls. That’s why I have a new idea for you: Greta the Owl, to fill or as a cuddly toy. Both versions are explained step by step in the crochet pattern.

Click here for the pattern:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/96878/eule-greta-als-kuscheltier-oder-zum-befuellen

Do you like owls? Then take a closer look at this one: This jumping jack owl is so decorative that it doesn’t need to be put away even when it’s not being played with.

When you pull the string, it’s not just the wings that lift—the wings and tail also fan out, just like a real owl!



The owl is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 22.5 x 27.5 cm. The layers of photo cardstock glued on top of each other to match the pattern make it very sturdy. You don’t need any special prior knowledge to make this owl—just a little patience and some crafting experience.

Two  owl potholders in the colors of Crazy Patterns! These colorful Crazy owls bring color and cheerfulness to your kitchen. The potholders are open at the bottom, so you can slip into them like a glove. The scale pattern for the chest patch and wings is explained in detail in the pattern and with pictures.

Kids love role-playing and dressing up. Face masks are a tried-and-true way to transform quickly. This owl mask makes it especially easy, since it’s already drawn and colored and only needs to be printed out. After printing, cut out the mask and attach an elastic cord—and you’re done!



The printable template for this owl mask is available in three sizes, so you can make a mask size that fits every face.

An owl rarely comes alone. These potholders with a whole owl family are crocheted using the double-face technique, so you can design both sides differently.

Here is the pattern