Patterns in pink, rose, red, lilac, and purple: bring some color into your life

Dear Community,
Get started now with patterns in pink, rose, red, lilac, and purple. Have fun with these gorgeous splashes of color.

@Sellers,
you can feature 2–3 patterns here each—with at least 10 sales and a conversion rate of at least 2%—that haven’t been promoted in the forum in the past 3 weeks. Don’t forget to include links, images, information, etc. 

It’s just a fact: little girls love rose pink and hot pink! That’s why I’ve repeatedly used these colors for the outfits for the dress-up dolls.
Here’s a small selection:

 A complete crocheted vacation wardrobe for fashion dolls: 10 pieces that are color-coordinated so they can all be mixed and matched: bikini top, bikini bottoms, spaghetti-strap top, lace blouse, shorts, capri pants, fringed tunic, maxi skirt, sun hat and beach bag!


This crocheted one-shoulder dress also goes perfectly with the vacation wardrobe. You can make it in different lengths and with or without fringe, so you’ll always have a slightly different look.


And finally, a knitted dress in rose pink or purple. The dress has a simple diamond pattern. The sleeves, neckline and hem are made with plush yarn. This makes the dress both elegant and cozy.

You can find even more dresses for dress-up dolls here! And of course, you can make them all in red, rose pink, hot pink and purple.

Pink and purple come in many shades.
My “Spicy Autums” isn’t quite as bright, but it definitely adds a pop of color.
It can be worn as a scarf, stole, or even a poncho. The pattern is explained in detail, including a chart.
You’ll need 200g of lace yarn with a yardage of 600m per 100g.


Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for my “Spicy Autums”

Winter still has us firmly in its grip—so why not knit another nice, warm scarf?

The Belinda scarf is knitted using only knit and purl stitches. The scarf starts and ends narrow with a pointed tip. This makes it easy to tuck the ends underneath when you want to wrap it around your neck multiple times. 



The pattern includes a knitting chart, and the increases and pattern are also explained in written instructions.

Click here for the Belinda Scarf pattern