Bestsellers for Garden Day + Iced Tea Day

Dear users, dear designers,
today is Garden Day and Iced Tea Day. Here in the thread and in the shop you’ll find sensational bestsellers that you can work on by hand in the garden in nice weather. Maybe you’ll have a lovely iced tea to go with it, too. I hope you have lots of fun.

@Designers,
2-3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns featured here must have at least 100 sales and must not have been featured in the forum in the past 3 weeks. CR doesn’t matter. 

Dressing dolls is always especially fun for me. These doll clothes (for size 45-50) also fit newborns or preemies and can be knitted wonderfully from leftover cotton yarn.

The Schlüttli can be put on and taken off easily.

Go to the knitting pattern for the Schlüttli





The pants can be knitted to match - it’s very easy. The cuffs on the pants can be designed in different ways.

Go to the knitting pattern for the pants

The following crochet projects are small pieces you can make using just a few leftovers of yarn. They’re perfect for doing a little crafting in the garden or on the balcony when the weather is nice, especially since you can take a break from these little projects at any time.




Like all nautical projects, these crocheted seashells really get you in the mood for summer. With this pattern, you can crochet three different types of seashells, which you can further customize by using different yarns in various colors.




You can crochet an entire crate full of fruit using color-coordinated leftover yarn. There are twelve different types of fruit here: grapes, apples, pears, peaches, cherries, plums, bananas, kiwis, pineapples, oranges, lemons, and melons.




The kids’ play store doesn’t just have fruit—it also has a basket with 9 types of vegetables. The difficulty level here gradually increases from very easy to medium. You’ll start with tomatoes, kohlrabi, carrots, bell peppers, and eggplant, then move on to zucchini and leeks, and finish by crocheting the cauliflower.