New Knitting Patterns May 2025: Knit Them Now

Dear community,
get the new knitting patterns now with the prepaid discount or save the new releases for later on your watchlist / wishlist. Have fun with them.

@Designers:
You can introduce all new knitting releases from May 2025 and from April 28 / 29 / 30, 2025 here. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. 

This snake slithered into my shop today - it can be knitted as an oven mitt or as a scarf. The example shown is the oven mitt version. The double-face knitting technique makes the fabric extra dense and is perfect for keeping out the heat. You can comfortably slip your hands into the pockets, so you can grip baking trays or baking pans easily and are protected from all sides (even against the hot oven walls).

If you’d rather knit the cool motif as a scarf, you’ll find the instructions for that in the pattern.

The double-face knitting technique is really fun and is explained from the ground up in the very detailed pattern that is also included.





Oven mitt (or scarf) “Snake” - double-face knitting pattern

It’s time for summer. Fresh greenery and colorful flowers are everywhere. This summer top picks up on exactly those themes.
The “Flower Fields” summer top is knitted very simply using knit stitches and purl stitches. That special touch—the woven-in flower fields—is a breeze to create and is explained in detail in the pattern with plenty of pictures. It’s something completely different and a lot of fun.

You can find the pattern here.

A gift knitted from the heart and with love is always well received. This “From the Heart” bag was added to my shop today. The bag is easy to knit and doesn’t take much time. A perfect gift for the next birthday, or simply as a loving gesture. 

You can find the pattern here.

A lightweight summer shawl has just arrived in my shop:
Shawl Gesa is knitted with just 200 g of lace yarn with a yardage of 800 m per 100 g.
I made it colorful, as 20 g skeins are now also available in lace weight. Of course, it can also be knitted beautifully in just one color.
The pattern is written out row by row and also shown as a chart.




Click here to go directly to the knitting pattern for the Gesa summer shawl

Today, Eugen the Owl moved into my shop. He decorates a washcloth or dishcloth and is already looking forward to being knitted by you.

Eugen is knitted using only knit and purl stitches, and since the pattern spells out the stitch sequence completely, Eugen is easy for beginners to knit too. Of course, the pattern also includes a chart. 

You can find the pattern here 

You can never have enough knitted motif cloths that you can use as dishcloths, washcloths, napkins, potholders, and more.
Today I published two new motifs. You’ll find both motifs in one listing.

Click here for the two apple motifs


 
Happy knitting, Mona (Froschoma_Mona)

Owl Eugen has some company now. Eugenia and Trine have joined him. These two also decorate a washcloth and work just as well as dishcloths. They are easy to knit. The pattern includes both a chart and row-by-row instructions. The owl cloths all have the same dimensions, so they can be used nicely as a set. 

Here you’ll find the pattern for Eugenia.




Here you’ll find the pattern for Trine

The Lacona summer top, with two patterns, is easy to knit. A lovely beach project

Click here for the pattern

Klausi is the fourth owl washcloth to join my shop. Klausi has his heart in the right place and can be used not only as a washcloth but also as a dishcloth or cuddle cloth. He’s looking forward to being knitted by you. 

Knitting this pattern using only knit and purl stitches is easy, especially since the stitch sequence for each row is written out in full in the pattern. The pattern also includes a chart. Have fun!

You can find the pattern for Klausi here.