Discover new authors // fresh ideas

Dear users, dear authors,
Crazypatterns features plenty of new authors who bring a breath of fresh air and have valuable patterns to share. Scroll through now.

@All authors who have uploaded new content to CP since this summer: please introduce your shop and your patterns here. When introducing a pattern, please don’t forget to include a link, an image, and text with information about the materials, difficulty level, technique, and what makes the pattern special.

DKG—the daily temptation to buy DIY patterns :-) We consider the addiction to buying DIY patterns to be incurable, but also harmless. Once you’re hooked, you can hardly expect to ever sit on the couch again without being armed with at least one crochet hook…unless you’re lying on the couch dreaming about your next big or small project. We have patterns ready to help you achieve a good work-life balance… to clear your head after work, find meaningful and relaxing activities for your vacation, or to get happily tangled up with like-minded people (and like-minded women????) while chatting comfortably about this and that and everything under the sun… We wish all DIY revolutionaries lots of fun and many happy successes :-))

DKG_1_Döschen.....A quick last-minute gift, packaging to spruce up a small, lovely present, or simply a little storage container for your own jewelry, odds and ends, etc. Very easy—also suitable for beginners! You should know how to do: chain stitches (ch), single crochet (sc), slip stitches (sl st). You need: size 6 hook, leftover yarn in your favorite colors (several combined and crocheted together until you have a strand that can be worked well with the size 6 hook).

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21633/schatulle-mit-deckel-aus-wollresten-haekelanleitung

DKG_4 - Sunnyboy Egg Cozy....
Easy-to-crochet egg cozies with a ski-slope look and a pom-pom. The quick results (at least one per evening in front of the TV) are addictive, and before you know it, you’ll have started making them one after another and can delight all sorts of loved ones with these little hats.....as gift tags or small little presents. Also well suited for beginnershttps://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21758/gehaekelte-eierwaermer-sunnyboy-skipistenlook-auf-dem-fruehstueckstisch

Hello, my name is Susann and I’m the creative mind behind Polly & Paule. Since August of this year, I’ve also been offering my crochet patterns on CP.
My specialty is crocheted dolls with matching clothing sets that can be put on and taken off. 
My absolute highlight at the moment is little Seppl. With his cuddle cloth, teddy bear slippers, and pacifier, he just might warm your crochet hearts too.
I hope you have lots of fun browsing my Shop and, of course, crocheting along :)

click here and you’ll be right at Seppl

I’m still relatively new here at Crazypatterns, too— I uploaded my first pattern this summer.

In my shop you’ll mainly find amigurumi, because that’s what I personally love to crochet most. 

What’s especially important to me in my patterns is that they are easy for everyone to follow and understand.
I only offer step-by-step patterns with lots of pictures, and each one is absolutely suitable for beginners. 


For example, take a look at my currently most popular pattern, Manni the polar bear as a Christmas elf: 



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

If anything should still be unclear, there are links to online videos at the end of the pattern where these basic crochet skills are explained.

Here you can get the Manni pattern. 

I look forward to your visit to my shop! :-) 

... and for everyone who doesn’t like buying a pig in a poke and wants to convince themselves of the quality of my patterns first, I recommend my free pattern for the little fish.

They make wonderful little gifts, bag charms, keychains, or residents for a toy aquarium.

You don’t need much for one fish: a bit of leftover yarn, a little stuffing or similar, and (if desired) a key ring/mini carabiner. 
I assume every enthusiastic crocheter has a suitable crochet hook and a sewing needle at home :-)



And here you can get the pattern. 

Have fun! :-)