TV-friendly patterns: relax comfortably with a lovely handmade project

Dear community,
with the patterns here in this thread, you can relax comfortably in front of the TV and enjoy some easy crafting. Have fun with them. 

@Designers:
You can each present 2-3 suitable patterns here, each of which must have at least 10 sales / a CR of 2% and must not have been advertised in the forum in the past 3 weeks. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

Do you have any suitable patterns?

Are you invited somewhere and want to wrap a nice bottle of wine in an original way? How about this lucky pig bottle sleeve? It’s very easy to crochet and more sustainable than wrapping paper, because it can be gifted again and again. To make it, you’ll need 2 skeins of pink cotton yarn.



Start thinking about summer now! For these colorful lanterns, you can make very good use of partly used balls of yarn. They are crocheted around metal rings. The pattern is simple and easy to memorize, so you can easily work on it while watching TV. You’ll need about 60 g of yarn for one lantern.



This pretty makeup bag is also a great project for using up leftover yarn. It’s made of individual hexagons (“African Flowers”), which you can easily crochet while watching TV. It might be better to turn off the TV only when you’re sewing the pieces together 😉

With my “Red Sea” scarf, you can really get cozy in front of the TV.
You crochet front and back post double crochet stitches in a certain order, and this pretty scarf with a checkerboard pattern appears.
It’s especially ideal for children or men, because there is no front or back side.
Both sides of the scarf look the same. So everyone is always dressed stylishly.
Of course, it’s also suitable for girls / women.

With a 3-ply gradient yarn cake of your choice, you’ll need about 1000 m.
For a little sparkle, add an extra glitter thread or use a 3-ply yarn cake that already has a glitter thread wound in.
With this yarn and amount, you’ll achieve a scarf size of approx. 20 cm wide and approx. 155 cm long.

You can crochet the scarf wider or narrower, and also longer or shorter.
You’ll find notes on adjusting the size in the pattern.
You can also use up your leftover yarn and work the scarf in several colors.
You can crochet any width and length and use any yarn you like.
However, the yarn amount will then change.

Have I sparked your interest? Please click the following link

Crochet Scarf “Red Sea” by Froschoma_Mona


 

Mona (Froschoma_Mona) wishes you many lovely hours of crocheting

My Tamburin Shawl is perfect for TV nights and can also be knitted with leftover yarn.
You’ll need 100g plus 12x10g or 6x20g of sock-weight yarn.

The two patterns are described row by row and also illustrated with charts.



Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for the Tamburin Shawl