New in October

Dear users, dear authors,
Once again, there are wonderful new patterns here on crazypatterns this October. Do you already have your yarn, crochet hook, knitting needles, and other supplies on hand? Then you can get started right away with the new patterns. Have fun!

@Authors
Please post your new October 2016 patterns here. If you’d like to share patterns from the last day of September, feel free to do so as well. :-)
Please make sure to present your pattern(s) well. A nice promotional description with a photo, link, and details about the materials, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special is important.

Crochet Pattern: Jeans Girl Debby

With this simple crochet pattern, you’re sure to create your very own girl doll.
If you’ve always wanted to crochet a doll, here’s your chance. The yarn requirements are minimal—you’ll need less than 50 gr of your favorite yarn in each color. Using Schachenmayr Bravo, Debby will be about 20 cm tall; with Catania, she’ll be a bit smaller.
Perfect as a gift or just to display!
If you have any questions, I’m always happy to help!


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19653/jeansgirl-debby-puppen-haekelanleitung

Here’s the link again—it didn’t display correctly above. ;-)

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19653/jeansgirl-debby-puppen-haekelanleitung

No more cold feet—these spiral socks are quick to crochet using double strands of 4-ply sock yarn.
Just the thing for a cozy evening watching TV on the couch.

“Easy Spiral Socks”

Cool guys need cool hats! And you don’t have to buy them ready-made. A hand-crocheted hat, made to your own specifications, is much cooler.

Skills required: double crochet, half double crochet, post double crochet. Materials needed: approx. 200g of yarn, e.g., black (50g/133m), such as Gründl Lisa, Schachenmayer Bravo, or Red Heart Lisa; approx. 25g of fringe yarn; approx. 25g of yarn in a color that matches the fringe yarn (as the underthread); a crochet hook suitable for the yarn weight and possibly slightly larger

Get the pattern here!

With this crochet pattern, you can crochet yourself a casual beanie. This time, I opted for an unusual color combination. But I thought turquoise and orange deserved a date too. Of course, you can choose the colors entirely to your taste—maybe bright and colorful, subtle with a small pop of color, or even solid-colored?

The pattern includes plenty of pictures for every single step and is written for hats for children (ages one and up) and adults.

Everything else about the yarn used, the required materials, and the prerequisite skills, as well as the pattern itself, can be found here: View the pattern

I have a new Christmas gift packaging idea. Again! :-)



This pretty little Christmas tree is best suited for several small gifts such as cosmetics, jewelry, or chocolates and candies. The packaging is made from cardstock and measures approximately 25 x 20.5 x 11 cm; the actual container inside measures approximately 13 x 14 x 11 cm. For this little tree, crafting experience isn’t that important—what matters much more is fine motor skills and dexterity when tying the strings.

my new Advent calendar animals are being added little by little now in October

as Advent calendars, the animals are made very simply so they can be crocheted quickly,
after all, you need several

all the animals are also available this time as gift packaging
with elaborate details, for the whole year

1. the rhinoceros
as an Advent calendar
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19609/adventskalender-tiere-nashorn-gehaekelt-von-dadade

as gift packaging, with sun hat
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19608/geschenke-tasche-oder-adventskalender-tiere-nashorn-gehaekelt-von-dadade


2. the elephant
as an Advent calendar,
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19520/adventskalender-tiere-elefant-gehaekelt-von-dadade

as gift packaging, with mouse
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19519/geschenke-tasche-oder-adventskalender-tiere-elefant-gehaekelt-von-dadade

Do you have a sweet tooth, or do you know someone who does?
Then I’ve got just the thing for you. Whether it’s for yourself or as a gift,
you can easily crochet one yourself. Snacking is even more fun that way!



Click here for the pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19592/naschkatze-haekelanleitung

Warm hands are important—but sometimes you still need your fingers free...
That’s where my absolutely beginner-friendly wrist warmers come in handy!

Click here for the pattern 

The days until Christmas are numbered, and one thing is certain: it’s coming
And with it, the time for Christmas decorations. You’ll find a few lovely ideas in
Flimas Christmas savings offer.

It's starting to get cold! It's time to crochet a beautiful—and practical—Scoodie Loop.

You can find the beginner-friendly pattern here!

Angels accompany you on your path and carry you through the world on their wings....
This angel wing is quickly worked up. You can use any leftover cotton yarn or other leftover yarn and the right hook, and you're ready to go...
The pattern is suitable for beginners. Have fun making it :-)
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19876/haekelanleitung-engelsfluegel-haekeln-fuer-anfaenger

A ghost really shouldn't be missing on Halloween, so I'd like to introduce you to my SpukiBINE.
SpukiBINE is an edge-sitting ghost who is at home in the cabaret scene. Despite her size of 32 cm, she likes to be in the spotlight and works wonderfully as decoration outside as well as in the house. The pattern has detailed visual explanations. In the preview images, I included an illustration of how the pattern is structured. Just stop by and take a look ;) . 
She is crocheted by me with a 2.0 mm crochet hook and a yarn length of 125 m.
As a crochet beginner who already knows chains, slip stitches, and single crochet, the pattern should be easy to manage, and if not, I'll be happy to help.
Best regards, Silvia



This is Bärtram. A lovable cuddly bear with a Christmas vibe ;-)
Bärtram can be crocheted with any yarn. Whether acrylic or cotton... Bärtram always looks great....

120 g of yarn (50 g/150 m) for the body and 55 g for the hat and scarf. A crochet hook and some stuffing....

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19900/haekelanleitung-baertram

Have fun crocheting :-)

Funny Lucky Piggy—quick and easy!



The crochet pattern is here (click) 

The piggy makes a fun:

• Christmas tree ornament
  
• key chain
  
• bag charm
  
• small gift
  
• lucky charm

It’s quick and easy to crochet and perfect for beginners.
The little piggy requires very little yarn. With these cute Christmas lucky charms, your leftover yarn will disappear in no time.
Difficulty level: easy
Size: depends on the yarn; for example,
with yarn of 125 m / 50 g, the piglet will be about 7 cm in diameter;
with crochet thread of 300 m / 50 g, it will be about 3.5 cm.
You’ll need:

• Leftover yarn in your desired color and a crochet hook of the appropriate size, plus a little white and black yarn for the eyes
• stuffing
• a sewing needle without a point and scissors

I hope you have fun crocheting!

Even though Christmas is still some way off, crocheters do need to plan ahead. That's why my Christmas set for this year, with a snowman, Santa Claus, angel, and Christmas tree, is already available now.

The figures are great for using up leftover yarn, since each figure requires at most 1/2 ball of yarn per color , and leftover yarn is usually enough, especially for the accessories.

Snowman, Santa Claus, angel, and Christmas tree are perfect for decorating and also make great gifts.

Because the individual steps are documented with lots of pictures, this crochet pattern is also very easy for beginners to follow.

As an introductory offer, the pattern is currently available with a 20% discount.

You can find everything else about the stitches needed, the yarn used, and the required materials, as well as the pattern, here: to the pattern

Christmas is getting closer and closer, and what could be nicer than getting ready for it with your favorite hobby?

Manni the polar bear looks great even before the season of love begins and will accompany you through Advent.



What you need:

♦ Crochet yarn, recommendation: cotton with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g
in various colors, e.g. Schachenmayr Catania or Scheepjes
Catona:
• White (approx. 25 g) • Red (approx. 20 g) • Green (approx. 12 g) • Dark brown (approx. 2
g, if a sack is crocheted, approx. another 10 g) • Gold/yellow
(leftover piece) • Black (leftover piece)
(This information refers to the bear on the cover photo. Other color combinations are of course also possible)
♦ Crochet hook: Please check the information on the yarn! For the types mentioned, a 2.5 mm hook, for example, is suitable
♦ Craft stuffing or similar for filling the bear
♦ Sewing needle to sew the parts together
♦ Safety eyes (if desired, in your preferred size.)
♦ Scissors to cut off leftover yarn
♦ A little bell (if desired)
♦ Recommended: stitch markers

The pattern is written in great detail, so it is also doable for motivated beginners with some amigurumi experience

You should know the following: crocheting in rounds, crocheting in
rows, chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet,
treble crochet, color changes, decreases and increases.

Here is the pattern, then you can get started right away! :-)
There's even a 15% discount for the first week!

Funny spider - quick, easy, and no wire!

You can find the crochet pattern here (click)



A fun Halloween decoration and also:

• keychain
• bag charm
• small gift

No wire!
Beginner-friendly  pattern!
Since this cute spider only requires a little yarn, it’s a great way to use leftover yarn.
Difficulty level: easy
Size: depending on the yarn, e.g.:
With yarn with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g, the spider’s body will be approx. 7 cm in diameter,
with crochet thread with a yardage of 300 m / 50 g, it will be approx. 3.5 cm.
You need:

• yarn (leftover yarn) in your desired color and a crochet hook in the matching size
• some white or other yarn for the eyes and black yarn for the pupils
• stuffing
• blunt sewing needle and scissors

Start with the wonderful animals, girls. It’s worth it. I’ve crocheted 24 animals so far. Each one is cuter than the last. Grab your hook! You’ll end up with a wonderful Advent calendar that will bring so much joy year after year. The little animals are easy to make. You can also stuff them with magic cotton, and then they become cute little stuffed animals. Or you can make just one animal as lovely gift packaging. I’m going to hang my animals on a string and give them to my grandchild as an Advent calendar.

SewSimple.de has a super easy and really cool free pattern for a diaper clutch for you.
You can find the sewing pattern here: Diaper Clutch Pattern

You can find even more free little sewing patterns and sewing ideas on our blog:
http://sewsimple.de/

Hello dear crochet friends,

fall is here! And with it come those gorgeous, warm, colorful autumn shades :-)

This crocheted storage basket with its basket-like look is just perfect! Because it is not only decorative, but also a real space-saving wonder when it comes to neatly storing all kinds of odds and ends and little things such as toys or even craft supplies.

The little basket is crocheted with approx. 220 g of cotton yarn with a yardage of approx. 90 m/50 g (or simply your favorite yarn!) and a 4.5 mm crochet hook.

And in addition to the written pattern, the PDF also includes a crochet chart for the relief lattice pattern as well as a detailed explanation of front post double crochet stitches and crab stitches - making it even easier to follow! :-)

So bring the golden autumn into your home too and grab a 20% introductory discount this week (through Sunday, 16.10)!



Here you can find the pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20050/utensilo-raffiniertes-herbst-koerbchen-haekelanleitung

I’m looking forward to your visit to my shop!

Autumn greetings,
Stefanie / Aramis-von-K

Whether worn as a poncho or as an overdress, this piece is versatile. It’s easy to knit, making it suitable for beginners as well. The poncho gets its special touch from the gradient yarn—you’ll need 2 x 1,200 meters, 4-ply, since it is knitted with 8 strands and needle size 5. This means you’ll finish the poncho very quickly.

It was much admired at the Swiss Wulle Festival in Zurich, and you too are guaranteed to attract admiring glances.

The pattern includes help with adjusting the size and a link to the original yarn.

I hope you enjoy knitting and wearing your new poncho.



Click here for the pattern 

Kind regards

Christa

Crochet pattern Scoodie with detachable hood

With this scoodie with detachable hood, you’ll be well equipped for any weather. The hood is simply buttoned on or
off, so
that you can also wear the scarf collar on its own Required materials:

• approx. 290 g yarn ( here "Magic Bulky" by Ice Yarns, recommended needle size 6–8 and a length of 130 m/100 g
• Crochet hook size 6
• 3 buttons, 2–2.5 cm diameter

Stitches used:
You should be familiar with chain stitches, slip stitches, double crochet, post double crochet
and bobble stitches. Written and illustrated
instructions for bobble stitches are also included

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20131/haekelanleitung-scoodie-schalkragen-abnehmbare-kapuze

Crochet pattern for a mixed-pattern scarf collar

This great mixed-pattern scarf collar keeps your shoulders and neck nice and warm during the cold season. It is very quick to crochet and
practical to wear under jackets and sweaters.

Required materials:

• approx. 180 g yarn (here "Magic Bulky" by Ice Yarns, recommended needle size 6-8 and a length of 130m/ 100g
• Crochet hook size 6
• 3 buttons, 2-2.5 cm diameter

You should be familiar with chain stitches, slip stitches, double crochet, post double crochet, and cluster stitches. Written and illustrated
instructions for cluster stitches are also included.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20129/haekelanleitung-schalkragen-im-mustermix



Crochet Pattern Baby Set Hooded Jacket + Hat

This super-sweet set is just the thing for keeping little ones nice and warm in winter. The pattern includes 2 sizes
for the jacket and the matching hat ( 50/56 and 62/68 ). Whether as a vest or with long sleeves, it is always a real eye-catcher.

Materials needed:

• For size 50/56 approx. 240g yarn for needle size 3-4 ( here for the cuffs "Bravo von Schachenmayr" with a length of 133 m/50g and for the jacket "Soft Baby Magic Purple" by Ice Yarns with a length of 230 m/100g)
• For size 50/56 approx. 240g yarn for needle size 3-4 ( here for the cuffs "Bravo von Schachenmayr" with a length of 133 m/50g and for the jacket "Soft Baby Magic Purple" by Ice Yarns with a length of 230 m/100g)
• Crochet hook size 3.5
• 3 buttons, 1.5 - 2 cm diameter

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20139/haekelanleitung-set-kapuzenjacke-muetze



Since it’s fall and it’s noticeably getting colder outside, I crocheted another new beanie. Of course, there is once again a pattern for this one too. I especially like beanies with a brim, as it keeps the ears nice and warm and then lets you give your creativity free rein on the upper part of the hat. This time, the result is a somewhat airier pattern, but your head still stays nice and warm

This pattern is illustrated with lots of photos for the individual steps, so even beginners can follow it very well. In addition, with the ebook the hat can be crocheted in all sizes (except babies).

Here is the pattern: Hat Girls No12

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20196/haekel-anleitung-fuer-die-eule-jolanda

Hoo-hooo, Jolanda the owl has just flown in and made herself comfortable in the shop. Now she’s waiting to be crocheted by lots and lots of people. She especially loves that :-)

 This pretty crocheted hat/beanie – designed for head circumference sizes 52 cm to approx. 60 cm – for men as well as women and children, gets a nice texture from the mini cables, so it can be worn in many variations, including as a hat shape.

The PDF pattern is available here  https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20203/haekel-muetze-hut-m-w-mit-kleinen-zoepfen and includes

• information on various alternative yarns
• short pattern (for printing)
• detailed crochet pattern with plenty of pictures
• link tips, including for learning to crochet

Crochet skills - these stitches are used: chain stitches, slip stitches (explained), half double crochet, double crochet, front and back post double crochet (with pictures).
Difficulty level: intermediate

Required materials:
recommended 150 g (for me exactly 100 g was enough – only a leftover strand of 30 cm remained)
Adriafil Tabata, 100% wool, 50 g – 75 m, according to the label for hook size 7.0,
gauge according to the label 13 sts x 18 rows = 10 x 10 cm;
Alternative yarns:
“Chunky” weight with similar yardage and label information (e.g. Rico Essentials Alpaca chunky)

Deviating from the label information, crochet hook sizes 6.5 and 9.0 were used here;
gauge here with crochet hook 9.0: 10 double crochet = approx. 10 cm

We also need a measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends, stitch marker (can also be a contrasting thread).

Wishing you lots of joy,
Traudelina

©Waltraud Keil – S‘ Wollkörberl
Feel like browsing? Here’s the way to my shop: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/Traudelina

Poinsettia - crochet pattern

The Christmas season is fast approaching, and a poinsettia is a must-have. This beautiful poinsettia isn’t just a lovely decoration—it also makes a wonderful gift. It’s relatively quick to crochet—taking about 1.5 hours. The 10-page pattern, featuring 49 step-by-step photos, shows in great detail how to make this poinsettia and makes it easy even for beginners to follow along. The poinsettia will be about 20 cm tall and 16 cm in diameter when placed in a pot (depending on the yarn and hook size). It requires very little yarn, so you can use up leftover yarn as well. A pattern for a flower bowl is included free of charge.

You’ll find a truly enchanting gift for a little one or a big monkey lover here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20141/haekelanleitung-affenmama-mimi-und-affenbaby-momo-mit-rassel-und-quietsche

The crochet pattern for mother and child is more suited to experienced crocheters, but the result is well worth the effort and is sure to bring a smile to the faces of young and old alike.

Our men usually tend to get shortchanged when it comes to handmade crafts...

... we’re going to change that today!

Get the elegant men’s sweater — click the image to view the details!



Let us knit!


Just in time for the cooler season, here’s a crochet pattern for a triangular shawl. Whether worn as a stole or wrapped snugly around your neck as a scarf, this shawl will quickly become a beloved companion.

Since the pattern consists of only two rows, crocheting it goes quickly, and the shawl is finished in no time.

I crocheted the shawl using Red Heart Lace, 100% polyacrylic, 194 m / 50 g, hook size 5, 43 pattern repeats, dimensions 194 x 63 cm, 200 g (only a small amount of yarn was left over), and once using Schachenmayr Fashion Soft Mix, with 30% alpaca, 113 m / 25 g, hook size 5, 35 pattern repeats, size 167 x 58 cm, approx. 130 g. It’s a super-soft yarn, and I love my new shawl.


Do you like it? Click here for the pattern

Knit yourself a beautiful fall!

Amrun is the Elvish word for sunrise. It also means east, where the sun is, as we all know, rises. The pattern and the color changes inspired me to choose this name.

Clear, almost geometric shapes alternate with an interesting color design. This gives this knitted shawl a sporty touch and makes it the perfect accessory for a casual jeans outfit.

You can knit this shawl with many different yarns. I used a cooling cotton, but you’ll also get a great result with sock yarn or other cozy yarns! The yarn used should not be heavier than DK (8-ply yarn).

Required materials:

• Yarn approx. 600 meters in sock yarn weight (I used 50 grams Drops Safran and 150 grams Rowan Siena 4ply)
• Circular knitting needle in the appropriate size and length (I recommend an interchangeable cable system like Knitpro)
• Stitch markers
• Sewing needle

The shawl is started with just a few stitches at the tip and knitted up to the neck edge. The finishing edge is knitted on sideways using short rows. This is described in detail later in the pattern. For the finishing edge, you should allow approx. 40–50 meters (approx. 8–9%) of yarn.

Finished size after blocking: approx. 160 x 80 cm

The pattern is 9 pages long and includes written instructions as well as detailed charts. Difficulty level: intermediate.

Get the knitting pattern now and save up to 25% until 10/19/2016!

Infinity scarf – crochet pattern
The days are getting colder, and a warm infinity scarf is just the thing. This infinity scarf stands out thanks to its intricate stitch pattern. The 9-page pattern, featuring 48 step-by-step photos, shows how to crochet this infinity scarf and makes it easy even for beginners to recreate this beautiful short infinity scarf. The scarf can be crocheted in any length (stitch calculation included in the pattern). Materials:

• approx. 60 g of yarn (50 g, 199 m) in the color of your choice
• crochet hook size 3.5

If you have any questions, I’m always happy to help.

Infinity scarf crochet pattern

Here I have a pretty Christmas tea light holder that gives a simple tea light a festive and elegant look.



The holder is made from cardstock and measures approximately 14 x 14 x 2 cm. It’s easy to make, but requires very precise cutting and folding. The recess fits both real tea lights and the corresponding LED candles.

Quickly crochet a matching hat for winter.
Either wildly colorful or plain in a solid color.

With a bit of skill and some crochet experience, this hat can be crocheted very quickly.
150g of yarn (50g/LL55m) and a size 7 crochet hook are needed.
Your hat " Milla " will be ready in no time.

The trees are slowly turning colorful. That means it’s time to whip up some fall decorations. So grab your yarn. I have just the right thing here for your home decor. You won’t need much to make them. You can see the pumpkin family in the picture below. They’re also available individually in my store.

My October new release 

Jingle bells, jingle all the way........ Did you actually know that Santa only does the job of Father Christmas as a side job? Actually, he is the original forefather of the Chippendales, as you can see from the following pictures :)The pattern is easy to make for advanced beginners, intermediate crocheters, and pros. Absolute beginners might have trouble in a few places. But I’m always happy to answer any questions.What you need for Santa:Gründl Happy yarn: Pink approx. 250 g. Red approx. 250 g. White approx. 100 g. Black 50–60 g. Light gray approx. 5 g. Brown approx. 2–3 g. Beige approx. 10 g.Some craft wire and sturdy wire mesh for fingers, joints, and the parts you would like to stabilize or make movableSome white fabric and a black Edding marker for the eyes and mouth (possibly googly eyes for the reindeer briefs)GlueCrochet hook size 4, yarn needle, scissors, and stuffingFor the pom-pom on the hat, a pom-pom maker would be good; alternatively, use two cardboard discs and google a video on YouTube about itAlmost all parts are worked in spiral rounds and later joined together bit by bit.Stitch explanation: MR = Magic Ring M = stitch FM = single crochet Lm = chain stitch hStb = half double crochet Stb = double crochet zusm. = together
verdp. = double the stitch

This crochet pattern for cute children’s "Dog" slippers
Quick to crochet and really easy to follow thanks to the detailed pattern.
Wouldn’t that make an ideal Christmas gift?

The crochet pattern includes two versions:

• Floppy-Eared Dog
• Dachshund

Difficulty level:
advanced beginners

Sizes:
Shoe sizes 23–31

Materials:

• Yarn, size 6 (e.g. Schachenmayr Boston, Lana Grossa McWool Cotton)

Colours:
-> Floppy-Eared Dog: 1 ball in light brown/beige, scraps in black and dark brown
-> Dachshund: 1 ball in black-and-white marled, scraps in black

• Crochet hooks sizes 6 and 5
• possibly 4 black safety eyes, approx. 5 mm in diameter



Here is a crochet pattern perfect for Halloween, so you can quickly have a spooky friend.

A few bits of black leftover yarn and you can get started with this pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20094/haekelanleitung-friedolin-die-fledermaus

What has Lisa been up to? She does look a bit guilty.
The illustrated pattern for the doll is for crocheters with a little more experience. With the specified yarn, she will be approx. 25 cm tall.
You should know how to crochet chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and crochet stitches together.
Materials you’ll need:
Cotton yarn (e.g., Catania or Adina) in apricot, brown, red, pink, or white
Stuffing material
Crochet hook size 2.5
Safety eyes
Darning needle
Ribbon
Scissors
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20374/puppe-lisa-amigurumi-haekelanleitung

Knitting Pattern for a Children’s Giraffe Hat 
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This cute hat with ears and horns is a real eye-catcher! A lovely gift idea!
The step-by-step pattern includes photos and is easy to follow. Basic knowledge of knitting and crocheting is required.
Materials: Lana Grossa Cool Wool 160m/50g in yellow and orange, 3mm crochet hook, set of double-pointed needles or 3mm circular needles, Norwegian knitting thimble.

With this hat, your little one definitely won't be cold this winter. Plus, this snowman hat is a real eye-catcher! You can crochet this hat yourself in no time with the help of this pattern. The following skills are required:

• magic ring
• half double crochet
• front and back post half double crochet
• single crochet

The pattern is easy to understand and includes plenty of pictures; you can use any yarn.

10 finger puppets for your purse—wouldn’t that be a wonderful gift for a child who loves puppet shows? The patterns for the finger puppets are also available for purchase individually (2 puppets per pattern), but the value pack with 10 patterns is, of course, a better deal! All you need is basic crochet knowledge, a little leftover yarn, and a crochet hook! So go ahead and get the value pack—then you’ll have a completely unique Christmas gift! You can find the pattern here

Crochet pattern set: hooded jacket + hat, size 86/92

This super-sweet set is just the thing for keeping little ones nice and warm in winter. Whether as a vest or with long sleeves,
it is always a real eye-catcher. The pattern includes 1 size for
the little jacket and 2 sizes (each in a different variation) for
matching hats.
Measurements: jacket height approx. 30 cm, hip circumference approx. 59 cm, hood height 25 cm (with
the specified yarn and hook size)

Required materials for jacket + hat:

• approx. 340 g of yarn total for needle size 3-4 (here, Bravo by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 133 m/50 g for the ribbing, and “Magic Light” by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 360 m/100 g for the little jacket)
• crochet hook size 3.5
• 3 buttons, 1.5–2 cm in diameter

Stitches used:You should be familiar with chain stitches, slip stitches, half double crochet, and post double crochet. Written and illustrated instructions for
the post double crochet are also included.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20528/haekelanleitung-set-kapuzenjacke-muetze-gr-86-92



Lille and Löwe are the heroes of the children’s books by the well-known illustrator Anna Karina Birkenstock – and now you can even knit them yourself! The patterns are available individually or as a value pack.
You can find detailed information here: Click!

Here’s a pattern for a crocheted loop scarf. Especially at this time of year, it’s very pleasant to have something light around your neck and shoulders. It’s especially nice at work so that you’re not immediately hit by a draft..... This little loop scarf is quick to crochet. You just need to know how to do double crochets, chain stitches, and slip stitches.
Many yarns with a yardage of at least 200 m / 50 g are suitable.

I used Schachenmayr Regia Silk (approx. 70 g), Tahiti (approx. 50 g), and Extra Merino 285 (approx. 50 g). You can find the exact size details in the pattern, where everything is explained in detail. 

Crochet pattern Mr. & Mrs Cool

With this stylish hat, you don’t have to give up your sunglasses even in winter. It’s especially eye-catching in neon colors
and therefore also a tiny bit safer in traffic. The
pattern includes 3 sizes.

Required materials:

• 43 cm - 46 cm 50g yarn for needle size 3-4
• 47 cm - 49 cm 60g yarn for needle size 3-4
• 50 cm - 53 cm 70g yarn for needle size 3-4( e.g. Bravo by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 133m /50g)
• Crochet hook size 3.5

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20749/haekelanleitung-muetze-mr-mrs-cool


Now that it’s getting cooler again, you need hats and neck warmers so you can feel comfortable outside too. This hat with a cord closure can be worn both as headwear or around the neck as a loop or scoodie. The cord is not permanently attached to the garment, so you can also wear the loop without the drawstring. If you have long hair, you can also, for example, let your ponytail or long hair stick out of the back of the hat.

The pattern is explained for three sizes and is fun to knit right from the start.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20401/muetze-loop-scoodie-16102-mit-kordelverschluss

Fresh off the needles and by popular request, the matching hat for men! is now available for the Boyfriend Loop Ansgar! Make use of the long weekend and knit it right away for your sweetheart! Just take 6-ply sock yarn or any other yarn with a yardage of approx. 150 m/50 g, plus a set of double-pointed needles and a short circular knitting needle size 3.5, and you’re ready to get started! Click here for the knitting pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20849/strickanleitung-boyfriend-muetze-die-muetze-fuer-den-mann-einheitsgroesse



Wishing you a cheerful knitting weekend,
Annette

With this window decoration, there’s now one more St. Nicholas craft pattern in my store!



  The St. Nicholas boot is made from cardstock and tracing paper and measures approximately 37 x 50.5 cm. The image isn’t transferred onto the cardstock; instead, it’s cut out directly from the template—this saves a tedious step and allows for very precise work. Once you’ve learned how to cut with a craft knife, even beginners can easily recreate this project.

Here’s another little new addition: the castle maiden version of the knight’s castle lantern—in pink and even easier to make.



This lantern is made from cardstock and tracing paper; it measures only about 16 x 29 cm, making it easy for a child to carry. With a little crafting experience, it can easily be made.