Anyone from Augsburg here? Bavaria thread

Dear users, dear authors,
it’s stormy in Augsburg, I’ve been told.
You can discover patterns for getting through the bad weather in this thread.

Here in this thread you’ll find patterns from Augsburg and Bavaria.
Discover regional patterns now.

@Authors from Augsburg and Bavaria,
you can present patterns for bad weather here without any quantity limit.
Don’t forget the usual information with image, text, materials, difficulty level, technique, and what makes the pattern special.

Yes, that's right - it's pretty stormy here in Augsburg. Rain and sun are taking turns. Not the weather you'd wish for over the Easter holidays......
Instead of an Easter walk, here are a few patterns that can be quickly conjured up from leftover yarn and are also always great as a small gift.

Baby booties in half brioche in three sizes. Bravo by Schachenmayr was used here. Yardage 133 m/ 50 g. Leftover yarn is enough for these.




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These booties, available in three sizes, can also be whipped up in no time using leftover yarn—such as Bravo by Schachenmayr, Lisa by Gründl Wolle, or Catania by Schachenmayr. Suitable for beginners who are familiar with using a set of double-pointed needles.

Thanks, Waltraud :- )
The outlook for Augsburg just got better—at least when it comes to crafts.

This swirl beanie is the perfect companion for any weather. You can use any 6-ply sock yarn for this project. One 100-gram skein is all you need. Beginner-friendly.

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.....and so the littlest ones from 0 - 12 months won't get cold on their Easter walk.....
They'll be warmly bundled up in this cozy baby sleeping bag / slip-in bunting with a matching
little hat. For the sleeping bag / swaddle sack and little hat together,
you'll need a total of approx. 150 g of yarn with a yardage of 188 m / 50 g.
I used Bravo Baby Smiles by Schachenmayr here.
Suitable for beginners.



Sleeping Bag Pattern


Little Hat Pattern

Quickly crochet a few finger puppets! You can choose from various jungle animals or a whole ensemble of Kasperl puppets.
All you need is a few colorful bits of leftover yarn. There are no limits to your imagination and creativity. It’s sure to be fun! And once they’re finished, the kids can play with them. There’s no chance of boredom setting in! Who would still complain about the weather then?
Here’s the entire collection: Finger Puppets

With these crochet projects, you can outsmart bad-weather days. While it’s gray outside, you can simply bring the bright colors into your living room. Along the way, you can also make great use of leftover yarn.

How about these rattles for babies and children, for example? Knight - princess - pirate - this trio is ideal for little adventurers and princesses. And in the pattern, I also explain to you how the rattles make sounds.
Crochet pattern: Crochet a pirate rattle - princess rattle - knight rattle


Lantern jars make an ideal gift. You can crochet them in all kinds of colors, they bring atmospheric light into the living room or onto the patio, and they’re also a great alternative to throwing glass away. Because here you only need an empty yogurt jar, some leftover yarn in your favorite colors, and maybe some decorative beads..and then you can get started crocheting.
Crochet pattern: Crochet magical lantern jars


Want to get a head start on the next Christmas holiday in peace? With this snowy weather, you can certainly start getting into the Christmas spirit again. These three cute figures are definitely a project worth recommending.
Crochet pattern: Snowman - Santa Claus - Angel


Do you have a little baker or a little cook at home? Then how about these chocolates? They’re a lovely play option for a play kitchen or toy shop. Plus, they’re quick to crochet.
Crochet pattern: Chocolates for the play kitchen / toy shop