New in November

Dear users, dear authors,
we have some great highlights for you again this November. This thread is the place for all new patterns. Browse now and download right away.

@Authors
: Please post your new November patterns here. If you’d still like to share a pattern from October 31, feel free to do so. Please include a link, an image, and text with all the important details about the materials, difficulty level, technique, and what makes the pattern special. If the pattern is suitable for using up leftover yarn or for beginners, please mention that.
Good luck!

New in November 2016:
This Excel spreadsheet with automatic calculation function is available here



This Excel spreadsheet is a tool for calculating your desired measurements for a knitted or crocheted Möbius scarf and the corresponding number of cast-on stitches according to your personal gauge.
For this, you need the Excel spreadsheet program or another calculation program available for free download on the internet, such as LibreOffice.

The download includes:

• Excel spreadsheet with calculated formulas
• PDF explanation of the Möbius principle

And here, to go with the MÖBIUS theme, there's also
this illustrated PDF pattern "3 Techniques - Möbius Scarf-Cowl-Headband - Knitted"

Here the basic principle and three cast-on techniques for knitting Möbius scarves/loops are presented. Try them out and choose your favorite method :-)
The PDF pattern is illustrated and contains 2 pattern models (see image gallery).

Model 1 – Colorful - is a Möbius loop/scarf with a circumference of approx. 90 cm and a height of approx. 20 cm, which can be worn wonderfully in different ways as a shoulder warmer and neck warmer (see image gallery). For this we need
only 1 ball of Woolly Hugs Bandy, here color no. 7, 100 g – 210 m, 100% cotton,
gauge according to the ball band: 14 sts x 20 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm;
US size 10 (6.0 mm) circular knitting needle with a 1 m cable length;
stitch marker; tape measure, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.
If needed, leftover yarn in a slightly thinner, color-coordinated yarn (e.g. Record 210 – potholder yarn, here in green) and 4.5 mm crochet hook.

Model II – Möbius cowl in milk white snuggles wonderfully around the neck like a turtleneck, but can also be worn as a headband. This model is wonderfully suitable as a gift and can be knitted in just a few hours. For this we need
only 1 ball of merino yarn, 50 g – 85 m, e.g. Merino 85 by Austermann or Schachenmayr, 100% merino, according to the ball band for needle size 6–7 and a gauge of 16 sts x 22 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm.
Used here: 6.0 mm circular knitting needle, cable length 80 cm to 100 cm;
stitch marker; tape measure, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.

Both models are worked in a simple reversible rib pattern.

These knitting skills are required:
casting on stitches, knit and purl stitches, knitting in the round,
knit stitches together, purl stitches together, yarn over, bind off.
A basic knitting course is not included, but helpful links are.

By the way: my shop also has gehäkelte Möbius-Schals - it's worth browsing.

Wishing you success,
Traudelina
©Waltraud Keil – S‘ Wollkörberl

The little tree is a wonderful Christmas decoration that can be used in many ways... as a tree ornament, as a gift tag, on a Christmas garland, or... and
even as a bag charm...

The little tree is quick to crochet from leftover yarn and is well suited for beginners , as it explains step by step in over 30 photos how the little green tree is crocheted (basic crochet skills should be present).


>>> to the pattern <<<

Furthermore, the two variations for the larger little tree and the multicolored one are described in detail with text.



Required materials for the small green tree:

• 5g green cotton yarn (115m per 50g)
• 2g white cotton yarn (115m per 50g)
• crochet hook size 3
• some stuffing
• pins if needed

required yarn for large green tree: 9g green, 2g white
required yarn for multicolored tree: 10g colorful yarn scraps

Skills needed:

• chain stitches
• single crochet, incl. increases/decreases
• double crochet, incl. increases

The little snowman pendant is a great Christmas decoration that can be used in many ways... as a tree ornament, a gift tag, on a Christmas garland, or...

The pendant is quick to crochet from a few leftover yarn and is well-suited for beginners , as the 7-page pattern with over 25 photos explains step by step how to crochet the little snowman—though basic crochet skills are required.



>>> See the pattern <<<

Materials needed:

•     6g white cotton yarn (115m per 50g)
•     1 g red cotton yarn (115 m per 50 g)
•     Crochet hook size 3
•     some stuffing
•     Pins, if needed

Skills:

•     Chain stitches
•     Single crochet stitches, including increases and decreases
•     Slip stitches
•     Double crochet, including increases
•     Half double crochet

Getting a real Christmas tree can involve a lot of stress -
first hauling it, then sawing it to size, and then it might still
not stand straight despite all your efforts.
If you’d like an alternative, just crochet yourself a Christmas tree. With baubles, bows, garlands, and a star on top. And the best part: it doesn’t shed needles ;-)
Using the original yarn (Catania by Schachenmayr) and a 3.0 mm crochet hook, the tree will be approx. 25-26 cm tall and have a diameter of approx. 16 cm - so it’s the perfect size for the living room table, windowsill, bedside table, desk, etc............... And you can use it again every year ;-)
What you need to know: chain stitch, single crochet, decreasing and increasing stitches, slip stitch, crocheting into the back loop, crocheting in rounds
I hope you have lots of fun crocheting it and wish you a wonderful Christmas season ;-)

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20977/weihnachtsbaum-haekelanleitung

Crochet yourself a super trendy poncho. Add a matching hat, and
your new outfit for winter is perfect.

What you need:
some crochet experience - you need to know half double crochet, front/back post double crochet, and chain stitches
thick yarn - approx. 850 g total for hook size 8-10, or crocheted with double strands for hook size 4-5 mm
and of course an 8 mm crochet hook

With  Lucia you'll get through fall/winter in style.
                    

If your children or grandchildren are getting a play kitchen or a pretend store for Christmas, they’re sure to be delighted with some delicious, handmade crocheted items for it.

Starting today, you’ll also find this pattern for a fruit salad in my store...



For this, you’ll need leftover cotton yarn with a yardage of approx. 125 m/50 g, a 2.5 mm crochet hook, scissors, a yarn needle, and a little stuffing.

You should already know the following:
Magic ring, chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, crocheting in joined and continuous rounds, increasing and decreasing stitches, crocheting in the front/back loop.

The pattern is explained in detail and every step is illustrated.

Take a look at my other menus for the play kitchen too.
A great idea for an Advent calendar as well.

Now have lots of fun crocheting it!
If you have any questions, just send me a message.

Best regards 
Sarah 


Do you still need a place for your Christmas treats? This pretty storage basket fits wonderfully into any Christmas decor and offers plenty of room for your favorite cookies—or lots of other little things.

You only need about 120 g of your favorite yarn, a size 4.5 crochet hook, and a bit of prior crochet knowledge—the rest is explained in the pattern, including a crochet chart for the outer pattern.

So don't hesitate, because Christmas isn't far away!



Here’s the pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20981/utensilo-weihnachts-zauber-haekelanleitung

The November blues don’t stand a chance here: Frida Kahlo inspired me with her rich colors to create these wrist warmers, and I dug deep into my leftover yarn box! The result is this cheerful, colorful pair of wrist warmers knitted in a Fair Isle pattern. You can use any yarn in the weight of 4-ply sock yarn, and for anyone who would like to make them exactly the same way, I have picked out and noted the matching colors from the many colors of Joruns Botany merino wool. Of course, you can also use fewer colors or choose a completely different color combination; there are no limits to creativity!



Get the knitting pattern right here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21002/armstulpen-frida-strickanleitung-fuer-2-groessen
Have fun knitting,
Annette

Who says angels always have to be white?

This little angel is a lovely decoration and quick to crochet. The pattern is richly illustrated and explains step by step over 11 pages how to crochet the little angel. That means even beginners can quickly crochet this little angel - though basic crochet skills should be required.



>>> Go to the pattern <<<

Since very little yarn is needed, this pattern is also perfect for leftover yarn.

Materials needed:

• 16g white cotton yarn (115m per 50g)
• 1g cotton yarn (115m per 50g) in a contrasting color (only for the "colorful" version)
• Crochet hook size 3
• Some stuffing
• Pins, if needed

With these materials, the little angel will be about 10cm tall.

Skills required:

• Chain stitches
• Single crochet, including increases and decreases
• Slip stitches
• Double crochet, including increases

Sew a Diaper Pouch | Pattern 

Suitable for beginners—also great for sewing with fabric scraps!
You can find the complete tutorial and many more freebooks and sewing ideas on our blog: http://sewsimple.de/windeltasche-naehen/

If you’re looking for a quick gift, then “Magic Lights” is a wonderful idea. All you need is an empty yogurt jar and suitable yarn, and you’re ready to get started. The stitches in the middle are designed to let plenty of light through, so the candlelight shines beautifully outward.

Especially now during the Christmas season, this lantern is a great idea as a little gift add-on to a voucher or money gift.

You can find all the information about the required materials, the stitches used and the yarn, as well as the pattern, here:To the Crocheted Jar “Magic Lights”

Perfect for winter, this set consists of a headband, a loop scarf, and matching wrist warmers in a trendy cable-look style. Everything can
be easily customized to fit any size.




https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21101/haekelanleitung-3-er-set-im-zopfmusterlook


Materials needed: Yarn for hook size 4–4.5 was used here (e.g. Magic Light by Ice Yarns, 360 m running length/100 g)

• Headband: approx. 30 g of yarn for hook size 4–4.5
• Loop (circumference approx. 60 cm): 75 g of yarn for hook size 4–4.5
• Approx. 55 g of yarn for hook size 4–4.5 per pair of wrist warmers
• Crochet hook size 4
• 2 buttons, 1.6 mm - 2 mm (headband)

Digit comes from the deepest jungle and is a sweet gorilla. With his banana and his peanut, he’s simply wonderful to look at. He stands a proud 32 cm tall.



Pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20914/gorilla-digit-haekelanleitung

Materials needed:
Lisa Uni yarn: 2x black, 1x pebble gray, 1x sun yellow, white, and a little nougat.
Stuffing
3.0 mm crochet hook
Brush
12 mm brown safety eyes

Skills required:
Magic ring
Chain stitches
Single crochet
Slip stitches
Double crochet
increases and decreases

Crocodiles are dangerous, but not Leonardo. With his hat, he looks more like
a crocodile detective. Anyone who loved Schni-Schna-Schnappi will love Leonardo. He is a proud 33 cm tall.




To the pattern: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20936/krokodil-leonardo-haekelanleitung

Required materials:
Lisa Uni yarn: 3x corn green, 1x lime, 1x nougat and a little white
stuffing
2 half pearls 10 mm black

Skills needed:
Magic ring
chain stitches
slip stitches
single crochet
half double crochet
double crochet
increases and decreases

Crochet pattern for wrist warmers

A perfect companion for the colder days, these wrist warmers have a cable-pattern look. For all sizes, they are individually
adjustable. The pattern is explained step by step and is
richly illustrated.



https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21177/haekelanleitung-handstulpen-im-zopfmusterlook


Material:

• yarn for hook size 4 - 4.5 was used here (e.g., Magic Light by Ice Yarns, 360 m/100 g)
• approx. 55 g yarn for hook size 4–4.5 per pair of wrist warmers
• crochet hook size 4

Harlequin - Crocheted Star Poncho

  

A harlequin is a jester in a brightly colorful costume. In comedy, the harlequin is considered a European phenomenon that has been around for centuries. So it is exactly the right namesake for this equally colorful children’s poncho.

The color gradient comes from a trendy cake yarn, which means you avoid the tedious weaving in of ends.
This pattern is a customer-requested pattern for everyone who would like to have an Asteria but can’t knit.

You simply crochet in rounds and let the color gradient do the work. At the end, you only need to weave in the starting and ending ends.

What do you need to know?

• chain stitches
• single crochet stitches
• double crochet stitches
• decreases or crocheting stitches together
• post double crochet stitches

The basic techniques listed are not explained in the pattern.

This is all included:
•suitable for beginners
•recommended from size 74/86
•Expandable up to adult XXL

These materials are what you need at home:
•1 skein 1200 m yardage, 4-ply, Garnstube brand
•Alternatively sock yarn or lace yarn
•Crochet hooks 3.5 mm and 6 mm
•1 stitch marker
•Scissors
•Yarn needle

Crochet Pattern Christmas Moose Elmar + Erika

The moose couple Elmar and Erika are slowly getting ready for Christmas. How about you? Don’t you want to slowly
start making the first gifts too? How about these
two antler wearers? The pattern includes the moose, the overalls,
the little skirt, and the flower.



https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21106/haekelanleitung-weihnachtselche


Materials:

• approx. 90 g cotton per moose, of which approx. 50 g of a main color is needed (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g)
• crochet hook size 2.5
• safety eyes or buttons
• stuffing
• a scrap of felt (not required)
• 2 buttons for the clothing (not required)

Stitch knowledge:chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and a magic ring/stitch ring

How about these handmade Christmas tree baubles?


 
These baubles, measuring approx. 7 x 8.5 x 8 cm, are made from photo cardstock and are therefore unbreakable. Since the baubles have rather small gluing surfaces, you need a little crafting experience and, above all, dexterity for them, but if enlarged a bit (as hanging decorations?), they are also suitable for beginners, and if enlarged significantly, even for crafting with children, because they are not complicated at all.

Advent Sundays, and especially the Christmas season, are often stressful, but everyone should still find time to sit down at the table with family. Why not at breakfast with egg cozies that get you perfectly in the mood for the coming season? These egg cozies are also well suited for beginners. But maybe they don’t just look good on an egg? If the grandchild gets bored after all, you can also slip the egg cozies over your hand, and there’s something to laugh about again. For decorative purposes, you can also place an LED light under the snowman and the polar bear. Of course, you can also put an egg cozy set in the St. Nicholas boots, or in the Advent calendar, or give it as a Christmas gift.

So far, the snowman and Santa Claus have been added; the rest will follow later this month.

You can find what you need for each pattern in the respective product text. But for each egg cozy you need:

- A 3.0 mm crochet hook

- Schachenmayr Bravo yarn in various colors; leftover yarn is often enough

- Embroidery thread in various colors

Here are my Christmas patterns

Who says Norwegian patterns are out of style...?

...far from it ;-)

For more details, just click on the image.

"Ralle" the reindeer with the glowing nose made it just in time for the first little snowflakes today. Display him lying down as a tea light holder or hang him on your door / wall, and he’s guaranteed to give you glowing hours :) He shines especially beautifully when backlit... Curious?

He’s about 23 cm tall; as a door wreath, he measures about 30 cm long with the hanging bow.

Quick to crochet, beginner-friendly, and you’ll need about 70 grams of yarn, a suitable crochet hook, felt for the eyes, and of course an LED tea light.

Get "Ralle".



Best regards
Steffi

Crochet Pattern Christmas Waldi

The little dog named Waldemar is already very excited, because Christmas is coming soon and he still has to deliver all his gifts. The
pattern includes the dog Waldemar, overalls, hat, bone, and the
gift bag. Get this great pattern now and make
this cute Santa Claus yourself.



https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21351/haekelanleitung-amigurumi-weihnachts-hund-waldemar

Size:
With the specified hook size (2.5), he is approx. 17 cm tall

Materials:

• for the dog: approx. 75 grams of yarn (depending on yardage and weight). E.g., Catania by Schachenmayr
• approx. 10 g cotton per gift bag
• pants + hat: approx. 30 g acrylic yarn for pants and hat (here Gabi uni with a yardage of 133 m/50 g
• crochet hook size 2.5
• possibly 2 googly eyes/safety eyes/buttons or similar
• sewing needle
• stuffing
• 2 buttons (pants)

Loop scarf or scarf in a trendy cable-pattern look

No one can resist the wonderful cable pattern this year—get this stylish accessory now and draw envious glances.

Materials needed for a loop scarf with approx. 60 cm circumference:

• 75 g yarn for needle size 4–4.5 (yarn for needle size 4–4.5 was used here (e.g., Magic Light fromIce Yarns used 360 m length/100 g)
• Crochet hook size 4

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21556/haekelanleitung-loop-im-zopfmusterlook



Other listings include matching wrist warmers, a headband, or even a complete set. Just browse the shop.

Something special for winter:
"Loréen" is just the right thing. It’s quick to crochet and looks great!
You’ll need:
* some crochet experience (half double crochet + chain stitches)
* 150g yarn for needle size 3-4 mm and 1 button
* 6 mm crochet hook

And just like that, Loréen the dragon tail is finished.

Here I have another Christmas-themed gift wrapping for your presents.
 
 

The little sack reliably hides its contents until gift-giving time and is quick to open. It’s especially well suited for several small gifts, or even larger ones that are difficult or very difficult to wrap in wrapping paper.
The packaging is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 23 x 30 x 13 cm. It’s actually easy to craft, but not necessarily suitable for your very first crafting attempt.

I’ve always wanted to crochet fairy tales—now I’ve started with Snow White. What you need is cotton yarn in apricot, yellow, blue, and black, leftover cotton yarn in various colors, stuffing, safety eyes, adhesive eyes, crochet hook size 2.5, scissors, and a darning needle. The pattern is a bit more involved, but with the illustrated instructions, beginners should be able to manage it too. You can get it here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21510/schneewittchen-und-die-sieben-zwerge-amigurumi-haekelanleitung


The wonderfully light yet warm PaYaLa shawl can also be worn as a scarf.
The pattern consists of just 16 rows and is easy to remember.
The yarn is Yak Lace (50g = 400m). Any other lace yarn can be used, but it should be at least 700m.

Another quick-to-knit hat has just come off the needles... ;-)

The bobble and cable pattern is incredibly simple...

For more details, just click on the image.

Poncho - crochet pattern



This warming poncho will be a constant companion for cool and cold days . It can be crocheted in all sizes and made in any color combination and type of yarn. The poncho stands out with its ornamental pattern and is a real gem in every way for your wardrobe.
The 22-page pattern with 90 step-by-step photos makes it easy even for beginners to crochet this beautiful poncho. The ornamental stitches are explained and shown in detail. Basic knowledge of stitch types ... single crochet, chain stitch, and double crochet ... should be present.For an experienced crocheter, the time required is about 4-5 hours.
get the pattern here

Brand new is the set featuring the cozy Siria poncho and the matching Beria hat.
Both are knitted from cozy winter yarns and are a real eye-catcher in the cold season.

Materials needed for the poncho

• approx. 350 grams of MyBoshi “Flow” or another yarn in a similar weight (approx. 900 meters of yarn)
• Size 7 knitting needles
• 2 stitch markers
• Size 7 crochet hook
• Scissors

Materials needed for the hat

• approx. 50 grams of MyBoshi “Flow” or another yarn in a similar weight (approx. 125 meters of yarn)
• Size 7 knitting needles
• 2 stitch markers
• Size 7 crochet hook
• Scissors

Here you get 2 knitting patterns for the price of one! ☺
And the best part: Right now there’s a full 20% discount! So you basically get the knitting pattern for the hat for free!  

Here’s everything included:

• 14 pages of pattern!
• written-out pattern for poncho and hat
• charts for poncho and hat
• photo tutorial for the garter rib pattern
• schematic drawings for poncho and hat
• intermediate difficulty level

Click here for the pattern!

This cute set keeps baby nice and warm. By arranging different stitches, this pretty pattern is created. The pattern
includes 3 sizes:

• Hat head circumference = 38 cm - 41 cm (approx. up to 3 months)
• Hat head circumference = 42 cm - 45 cm (approx. up to 6 months)
• Hat head circumference = 46 cm - 49 cm (approx. up to 1 year)
• Mittens size 1 = hand width 7 cm, length 11 cm
• Mittens size 2 = hand width 7 cm, length 12.5 cm
• Mittens size 3 = hand width 8 cm, length 14 cm

Click here to go to the pattern:


Required materials:

• depending on the size, between 65 g and 85 g of yarn for hook size 4 (here, for example, Soft Baby Magic by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 230 m/100 g)
• crochet hook size 4

For everyone who likes Christmas in gold and silver, I’ve made these Christmas tree ornaments.
 

 
They’re mainly made of corrugated cardboard and measure about 8 x 7 x 5 cm.
When gluing silver and gold surfaces, the drying time is a bit longer than usual, so you’ll need a little more patience with these colors. Otherwise, the ornaments are easy to make and well suited even for beginners.

Here comes Oskar, the cheerfully grinning reindeer!

Little Oskar is a great decoration that can be used in many ways... as a Christmas decoration, tree ornament, gift tag, bag charm, on a Christmas garland, as a small gift, or...



>>> to the pattern <<<

Since very little yarn is needed, this pattern is also perfect for leftover yarn.

The pattern includes over 55 photos and explains step by step, over 12 pages, how to crochet this little reindeer. This means even beginners can quickly crochet this little creature—though basic crochet skills are required.

Materials needed:

• just under 10g of brown cotton yarn (115m per 50g)
• a few scraps of white, red, and green cotton yarn (115 m per 50 g)
• black sewing thread
• Crochet hook size 3
• some stuffing
• Sewing needle and darning needle
• Pins, if needed

With these materials, the reindeer will be about 11 cm tall.

Skills:

• Chain stitches
• Single crochet, including increases and decreases
• Slip stitches
• Half double crochet

These beautiful napkin holders are a wonderful eye-catcher on the festive Christmas table. Also a perfect
gift for anyone who loves something special. With the
specified yarn and hook size, they have a diameter of approx. 10 cm. Absolutely beginner-friendly!



Click here to go to the pattern:


Required materials:

• Approx. 5 g - 7 g of yarn is needed per napkin holder (depending on yardage and weight); Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m/50 g was used here
• possibly googly eyes (but they can also be embroidered)
• possibly a mini pom-pom for the nose (but it can also be embroidered)



You can get the "Rote Zora" pattern here with a 20% discount

This shawl is named after “Rote Zora” because of its fiery red color. “Rote Zora” is the heroine of a young adult novel by Kurt Held. As an orphan in Croatia, she has to survive on the streets together with her companions. The story was written after a trip by the author, in which he processed his experiences with street children.
 
This pattern has a classic, elegant look and can be varied in width, from scarf to stole.
 
When you purchase it, you will receive a pattern that is 5 pages long and includes a knitting chart. For an easier start, the first rows are also written out.
 
You need to know the following techniques:

• casting on stitches
• purl stitches
• knit stitches
• yarn overs
• left-leaning decreases
• right-leaning decreases
• cabling

The lace pattern is not suitable for beginners. You should have some lace experience.

You need these materials at home:

• 1 skein of Lace uni by Wollmeise in the color “Confident” (300g/1575m 100% merino wool)
• 3.5 mm circular knitting needle (60-80 cm)
• scissors
• yarn needle
  
  

HAMBURG AHOY! To counter Hamburg’s dreary weather, I designed the HAMBURG AHOY shawl and matching wrist warmers. Wrap yourselves in cozy, warm accessories with a maritime flair!
Both the wrist warmers and the shawl are intended for advanced beginners who have a little patience. The start of the shawl is a bit tricky, but not all that difficult either. You can do it! And after that it gets really easy.

Here’s the shawl: Click!

Here are the wrist warmers: Click!

Let’s add a little color to November. With this cozy shawl made from 3 skeins of Alpaca Fino or 150 g of Baby Merino—both by Pascuali—November will instantly feel a bit cheerier. This knitted shawl is beginner-friendly and described row by row. Some sections also include charts, since many people prefer working with them.

Just went online today and perfect for the cold winter season, when all you want to do is snuggle up :)

Soul warmer - Esmeralda



Esmeralda is a Spanish first name that means gemstone. The best-known character associated with this name is the gypsy woman from Victor Hugo’s novel “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame.”

Since this soul warmer looks very elegant, but also gently caresses the soul, it was the perfect analogy for me.

Across the 7 pages of the pattern, you will find a complete crochet chart, as well as an explanation and photos for the finishing. The first rows are also explained in writing.
You are buying the pattern for a one-size model. That means you can crochet all sizes from XS - XXXL with this pattern. How to determine the measurements for this is explained in one step.

What do you need to know?

• chain stitches
• double crochet
• clusters
• single crochet
• half double crochet
• slip stitches
• back post half double crochet

The basic techniques listed are not explained in the pattern.

All of this is included:

• pattern suitable for beginners
• complete electronic crochet chart
• all sizes from XS - XXXL possible

You’ll need these materials at home:

• 1 skein, 1200 m length, 4-ply, Garnzauber brand from Emmas-Laden
• 4 mm crochet hook
• scissors
• yarn needle
• measuring tape

❤ Crochet wonderful, cozy beanies for mom and daughter—designed by alpenglüh'n.
In this pattern, I’ll explain how you can easily crochet individual and colorful beanies for the cold season.

Required crochet skills: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, and half double crochet

Required materials: Schachenmayr original Merino Extrafine 85 (approx. 85 m/50 g) in three colors: 3 skeins of color 1 and 1 skein each of colors 2 and 3 (detailed description in the pattern), crochet hooks: 12.0 mm and 6.0 mm

Size and measurement details: M – head circumference approx. 50–53 cm and L – head circumference approx. 56–58 cm



20 E-Book Mom-Daughter Beanie 

Happy crocheting from
Anja from alpenglüh'n