Anyone from Munich here? Bavaria thread

Dear users, dear authors,
it’s wet and cold in Munich. That makes leftover-yarn patterns nice to have, so you can work them up cozily without going shopping: leftover-yarn patterns.

Here in this thread, you can discover regional patterns by people from Munich and Bavaria.
Have fun with it.

@Authors from Munich and Bavaria,
here you can present your weather-appropriate patterns with no quantity limit.
Links and images, as well as material details, technique info, difficulty level info, and details about what makes the pattern special, must not be missing.

A secret tip against a bad mood on bad-weather days
Crochet flower children! 
They bring sunshine and color into your home and are so cute that they’ll put a smile on even the grumpiest weather grouch’s face. No one can resist!
They’re very easy to crochet. You’re sure to have some colorful yarn at home. So let’s go! Get them all!

The cute little mouse Molly will make you smile on these wet and cold days


Click here to go directly to the crochet pattern 

Hi everyone, I’m a little desert gerbil and my name is Molly. I’m about 12 cm tall and I’m a cute little cuddle buddy who’ll be by your side through thick and thin. With my heart-melting gaze, I can make you smile anytime ;-) . I’m easy to crochet. You should know how to:

• How to crochet single crochet stitches
• How to increase and decrease single crochet stitches
• How to make a magic ring
• How to crochet in spiral rounds
• How to crochet double crochet stitches for the ruffles

18-page crochet pattern with plenty of pictures. I won’t leave you in the lurch when it comes to sewing the individual pieces together either (every step is illustrated)!
Difficulty level: Easy, suitable for beginners. What you’ll need to crochet this project

• A 3mm crochet hook
• stuffing
• A darning needle and scissors
• 6mm safety eyes
• A stitch marker
• Approx. 15g of gray yarn, and approx. 10g of pink yarn (for the dress and arms). Both colors should be suitable for a 3mm crochet hook
• Thin black thread for sewing on the eyebrows and whiskers

I hope you have lots of fun crocheting this. Do you have any questions? If so, send me a message, and I’ll reply as soon as possible.

An ideal way to use up leftover yarn—great for bad-weather days:

Knitting pattern for preemie socks/baby socks/doll socks/keychains...



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Cute preemie socks with a total foot length starting at 4.5 cm can also be used as doll socks, keychains, or gift wrapping for money—or whatever else you can imagine.

The pattern, combined with the sock chart, can be used for additional sock sizes up to shoe size 20.

The download includes 4 files:

• PDF preemie sock chart up to size 20 for baby socks
• PDF pattern for individual preemie socks from 4.5 cm to 7.5 cm total foot length (23 pages incl. images)
• Detailed PDF pattern with illustrations explaining the basic principle (using newborn socks as an example – 17 pages)
• PDF with handwritten sketches (using a newborn sock as an example – 2 pages)

Basic knitting skills (including knitting stitches together) are sufficient.

Required materials for 1 pair of socks up to newborn size: approx. 10 g of 4-ply sock yarn or leftover yarn. You will also need a set of 2.5 mm double-pointed needles, a tape measure, scissors, a yarn needle for weaving in ends, and possibly a key ring.

Happy bad-weather knitting!

Best regards from
Bernau am Chiemsee

Not just for Easter! Egg cozies are wonderful projects for using up leftover yarn and always make lovely gift ideas:

Last-Minute Egg Cozy BIGGI - quick and easy to knit


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Fun egg cozies all year round! Plus, they are an ideal way to use up leftover yarn.

Quick and easy to knit in one evening in front of the TV, they are a last-minute little gift for any occasion.

Basic knitting skills are enough.
We knit in the round with a set of double-pointed needles. Decorations can be added as desired and according to your own creativity.


Materials:
Basically, any yarn can be used with a slightly smaller needle size than stated on the ball band.

1 egg cozy: approx. 10 g – 15 g yarn leftover + leftover yarn for decorating;
here: set of double-pointed needles size 4.0 and crochet hook approx. 3.0 for “knotting in hair”;
yarn needle for sewing in ends, sewing needle and buttons if needed, measuring tape, scissors.
Recommendation: safety eyes if the egg cozies are used as amigurumi for small children.


Included in the PDF download:

• Short pattern in text form, written for yarns with approx. 105 m length per 50 g
• Step-by-step illustrated pattern, written for yarns with approx. 85 m length per 50 g

each knitted with a set of double-pointed needles size 4.0 (this makes the egg cozies nice and dense and able to stand on their own)

• Photo tutorial “Embroidering with duplicate stitch”
• Photo tutorial        “knotting in hair with a crochet hook"
  
• Separate PDF pattern for the “long-tail cast-on with two strands

It snowed last night! Rudi the reindeer is right at home! He just laughs off the snow and ice! Don’t you feel like crocheting this little moose keychain?

It’s really easy—all you need is a few bits of leftover yarn, and if you crochet several at once, you’ll have beautiful gift tags for the holiday season. No Christmas stress—the Christmas gifts will be made by Easter. The weather certainly calls for it.
Click here for the pattern: Crochet a Moose .

Greetings from Munich!
Ruth

It’s snowing right now here in the Munich area... Meanwhile, I wanted to knit my way into spring with the LEANDRA shawl



Leandra is an art knitting pattern featuring a complete electronic knitting chart.

Included:

• for advanced and professional knitters
• complete electronic knitting chart
• designed for a trendy yarn cake with a running length of 900 m

These are the materials you’ll need:

• 1 900 m 4-ply yarn cake from 100Farbspiele, “Valentina 2016” (50% PA / 50% BW)
• 3.5 circular knitting needle (100 cm)
• 3.5 mm or 4 mm crochet hook
• scissors
• yarn needle

What can you use in such changeable April weather? Exactly ... hats.
Here I have two hats for you, where you can also make wonderful use of leftovers. Especially if you crochet them in lots of colors. And along the way, you’ll chase away the gray weather with great colors.

The hats are also very easy to adjust to any head circumference, so they can be crocheted for big and small alike.

Crochet pattern for a beanie


Crochet pattern for a square hat