Blog: Beautiful + New + Exciting Things on the Crazypatterns Blog

Dear users, dear authors,
perhaps you’ve already discovered the blog on Crazypatterns?
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog
There are lots of free patterns for all kinds of crafts. There’s sure to be something for you too. Here in this thread, the highlights will be briefly introduced again.

@Authors
please briefly introduce your blog highlights here, or write down why people should read your blog post in particular. Have fun!

I’d like to introduce my blog to you: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/blog/from/TansuluuCraftHaus
There are many free step-by-step knitting and crochet patterns that are easy to follow and suitable for beginners.
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I’m happy if you stop by!
Best regards
Tanja

Please focus on individual blog posts rather than just the main blog page—thanks.

Fresh off the keyboard is my blog post on why homemade clothes are simply better than store-bought ones.

We’ve all struggled to find clothes that fit perfectly. And when you finally find that seemingly perfect top, it’s guaranteed not to be available in your favorite color!

Here’s my blog post ------> Are you crocheting yet? Or are you still buying? - Why DIY is simply better 

Have fun reading, and then have fun making it yourself. ;-)

Birgit

Need help with gauge ?





Converting gauge — here's how...
Well, good old gauge... It is always recommended.
Why? Well, everyone knits or crochets differently, and often we knit
or crochet more loosely or more tightly than indicated in patterns or on
yarn labels. If the crocheted/knitted item is supposed to fit in the end or
have specific measurements, there is no getting around making a gauge swatch. And here's
how... Read more

Info on yarn weights DK, Aran, etc.

Many crafters wonder what terms like DK yarn, Aran, Chunky, etc. actually mean.
Well, these terms refer to different yarn weights. They are mostly used in English-language yarn information and are increasingly becoming common in German-speaking regions as well. Here is a brief overview.. Read more »

Hey ho ... this fall I once again wrote 2 blog posts.
This time there are 2 bags to crochet for you—of course free

Maybe you’ll feel like crocheting one of the bags for yourself :)

One is a large bag with room for all sorts of things. It’s kept simple and shouldn’t be a problem even for crochet beginners. to the pattern


The 2nd bag is perfect for Halloween and is an anecdote to Jeff The Killer—this character may be familiar to some of you.
Here, too, I tried to keep it as beginner-friendly as possible. To the pattern

New pattern on the blog
A greedy little hedgehog appliqué, an autumn motif.

Use my crochet pattern on the blog to embellish pillows, blankets, or clothing.

View the pattern

Hey blog readers, lots of great patterns have come in again over the last few days and are sure to inspire you to get crafting.
I currently have a teddy bear pattern with an additional video showing how to sew it together.
Take a look

The “Spiralibus” children’s hat is very easy to knit, even for beginners. Thanks to its built-in twist, it automatically adjusts to fit the head. You can find out exactly how to make it in the blog post ... and/or in the free pattern.

I hope you enjoy this project — Ina

You can also recreate this enchanting knitted set—consisting of a pointed hat and a triangular shawl—right away. You can read exactly how to knit it in the blog post or download the free pattern from my shop.

I hope you enjoy this craft project — Ina

BOO... Halloween! Unfortunately, our planned Halloween party is canceled, so now we’re going to cozy up in front of the TV and watch *Corpse Bride* with the kids. That’s why I hurried to post a free crochet pattern—maybe your Halloween evening will turn out differently than planned, and you’ll have time to crochet.


Go to the blog post