Working with Blue, Green, and Turquoise

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Download great patterns now that look stunning in blue, green, and turquoise.

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Need more ideas for Christmas gifts? This explosion box offers plenty of space for candy or other small gifts. There’s also a card included where you can add Christmas greetings or photos.



The explosion box is made of photo cardstock, decorated with patterned paper (which is included as a digital file), and measures approximately 12.5 x 9.5 x 14.5 cm. The small inner compartments measure approximately 9 x 6 x 7 cm. With a little crafting experience, the box is quick and easy to recreate.

I really enjoy using shades of blue for doll clothes, since that is my granddaughter’s favorite color. For the 30 cm dress-up dolls, you only need a little yarn, so this is a great way to use up leftovers.


In winter, the little dolls naturally go ice skating too. The blonde doll is wearing a white ice-skating costume with mint-colored trim, and the black-haired one is wearing a dark blue costume with white trim. There are matching earmuffs as well. You can also make the ice skates yourself. In the pattern, I show you 2 different options: one made with hot glue (left) and one made with silk clay (right).


Winter is ball season! So that your little doll looks great at every ball, she naturally needs at least one ball gown too. In the close-fitting, off-the-shoulder evening dress “Peacock Princess”, she is sure to be crowned queen of the ball. The pattern for the fan and the headdress to match the dress is also included.



And while we’re on the subject of princesses: This dress really is a proper princess dress. The overdress is crocheted from silver glitter yarn. The underdress is a leftover piece of foil jersey that was left over from a carnival costume. It is simply cut into a rectangle and tacked under the overdress. Nothing needs to be hemmed because the foil jersey does not fray.

Blue, green, turquoise – these colors remind me of the sea.
My maritime statement dishcloth set fits this theme perfectly.
If you can knit and purl stitches, you can make these cloths.
The patterns include a detailed description in which I have written out for you row by row and stitch by stitch when to knit and when to purl.
That way, the motif will gradually appear for you, too.
A chart is also included in the pattern.

You can get more information about the knitting patterns by clicking HERE



Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you lots of fun knitting