Patterns in Orange and Yellow: Craft the Summer Sun Now

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find patterns that look really great in orange and yellow. Have fun crafting summery and sunny patterns. 

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

This colorful doll poncho really radiates summer and sunshine. It looks best in shades of orange and yellow combined with contrasting colors.

The pattern is written for various sizes, so the whole doll family can be dressed.

To the knitting pattern




This orange cotton sweater fits toddlers starting at size 98. It grows with the child for a while—it can be worn as a little dress at first and later as a sweater. The collar is a pretty eye-catcher. This sweater was a favorite of my two granddaughters.

To the knitting pattern

This school bag in sunny colors is perfect for summer and makes excellent packaging for back-to-school gifts!



The bag is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 25 x 18.2 x 9 cm. Among the templates, you’ll also find all the letters of the alphabet, which you can use to spell out any name on the bag. Of course, you can also decorate the bag in a completely different way.

If you’d like to try Tunisian crochet, this “Origami” market bag  is absolutely perfect for practice. In bright yellow-orange shades, it’s especially well suited to summer.

Why did I call it an origami bag? Well, quite simply: you crochet just one rectangle, which is then folded and sewn together. That means you don’t have to worry about any increases or decreases, or about any color changes if you use gradient yarn, and you can focus entirely on the new technique, which is explained in detail in the pattern.

All you need is a Tunisian crochet hook, cotton yarn, and the pattern!




 

A simple doll dress with a cowl neckline can be crocheted quickly from leftover yarn. In the pattern, you’ll find more variations of this dress: with fringe and an openwork panel, or a pleated skirt. So with this crochet pattern, you can crochet lots of different little dresses for fashion dolls.





This cutedish sponge chick can be crocheted from leftover sponge yarn, and it’s not only decorative but also extremely practical. Its slightly rough surface easily deals with dried-on food residue. You can also use the sponge in the bathroom for showering or as a massage sponge.

The crocheted piece can be washed in the washing machine at 60° without losing its shape or color. It comes out of the machine almost dry, so it can be used again right away.

Sunflower season is finally here again!

This crocheted sunflower is sure to keep your spirits sunny all year round:





You can hang it up as a decoration, use it as a bag charm, or wrap it decoratively around a basket handle. And if you crochet around a wire for the stem, you’ll have a sunflower for a vase.

With this crochet pattern, you can crochet the sunflower plus sunflower leaf. You can also crochet or knit the stem. Everything is explained in detail.
The pattern includes written explanations, crochet charts, and a step-by-step tutorial with plenty of photos. There are two sections: the “Short Version for Experienced Crocheters” (6 pages) and the “Photo Tutorial” (15 pages) for beginners—divided into print-friendly sections.

>> Click here to go directly to the pattern.

And now I hope you have fun crocheting and enjoy a sunflower-filled summer!

Best regards,
Ines

Jumpsuit or Dress Diva

In bright orange, a real summery eye-catcher.

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Jumpsuit Diva