Beginner-friendly patterns for a great start to the new year

Dear community,
here in this thread and in the shop, there are many patterns that are easy for beginners to manage and can also be made with leftover materials if needed. Have fun, everyone. 

@Sellers,
you can each present 2–3 patterns here, each with at least 25 sales and a conversion rate of at least 3%, which must not have been promoted in the forum in the past 3 weeks. Don’t forget links, pictures, info, etc. 

My Double Loop is knitted with 2 x 100g of sock-weight yarn; it’s best to use strongly contrasting colors. It’s knitted using a simple two-color brioche stitch, and after the first 4 rounds, you’ll be able to do it in your sleep—it’s perfect for watching TV.

Click here to go directly to the pattern for the Double Loop





My Eifel Yak is a cozy scarf for men or women.
It’s knitted with 300g of yarn with a yardage of 200m per 100g; the stitch patterns are beginner-friendly and explained in detail.



Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for the Eifel Yak

These lucky piggy egg cozies are perfect for the New Year and are so easy to crochet that even beginners will have no trouble making them. These funny little pigs can be given as good-luck charms or used to decorate your breakfast table at home whenever you need a little luck.



If you love Fasching and Carnival, you might feel like crocheting this cute finger puppet clown . It can be made in many bright colors and is perfect for using up even the tiniest yarn scraps.



After all, it’s still winter. If you’re invited somewhere, you can present your bottle of wine wrapped in this great snowman bottle sleeve. Once the bottle is empty, the snowman can still be used as a winter decoration—or passed on again with a new bottle. In any case, it’s very decorative and absolutely beginner-friendly.