Mermaids and Owls

Dear users, dear authors,
Mermaids and owls are still all the rage this summer.
Get crafting with the latest trends now.

@Authors,
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Eulora is a cute cuddly owl. She is waiting excitedly with big eyes to see who would like to crochet her

The pattern includes 17 pages with lots of pictures.

You need to know: single crochet stitches, magic ring, and increasing and decreasing stitches.

Size: approx. 24 x 14 cm. Depending on the type of yarn used, Eulora will turn out larger or smaller

Materials used:
* Acrylic yarn (e.g. Bravo by Schachemayr): warm pink, approx. 80g, pink, approx. 35g, scraps in black and white
* Acrylic yarn (e.g. Lisa by Gründl): orange, approx. 20g
* Stuffing, crochet hooks sizes 3 and 4, sewing and embroidery needle, felt (scrap in light blue)

Click here for the pattern

A sweet little owl as a potholder or, without a hanging loop, as an applique for bags, school bags, or kindergarten bags. I tried crocheting Eulora as a potholder, and Eulinchen is what came out.

The pattern includes 13 pages. It contains pictures and easy-to-understand charts.

Skills needed: single crochet, stitch increases and decreases, double crochet, and magic ring.

Size of Eulinchen:

• approx. 22 x 20 cm.

Depending on the yarn used, Eulinchen will be larger or smaller

Materials used:

• Apollo by Elisa cotton yarn (Catania by Schachenmayr also works as an alternative): pink, approx. 50 g, light pink, approx. 15 g, remnants in white, black, light blue, and orange
• No. 3 crochet hook, sewing and embroidery needle

Here is the pattern

A wonderful little gift for all owl fans and hobby cooks!
The little owl is a practical keychain or bag charm, because she hides a chip pouch under her apron that closes with a zipper. That way, you'll always have your shopping cart token with you.
The owl is easy to crochet, because it consists only of single crochet stitches. A few leftover yarn scraps are enough.
Here is the pattern: Crochet an owl.

Here comes Eliot the owl. Using the specified hook size (2.5), she is between 13 cm and 15 cm tall.

With the stated stitch knowledge, it is definitely suitable for beginners.



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Material:

• Crochet hook size 2.5
• approx. 60 g yarn (depending on yardage and weight), e.g. Catania by Schachenmayr
• safety eyes/buttons or similar
• stuffing


The fishtail is quick and easy to crochet. All you need is a few bits of leftover yarn in shades of green or blue, and in no time Barbie becomes a mermaid and can join in with the latest fashion trend.
Get the pattern here and make a doll mom very happy!

     


 Fussel and Flocke     

Just use up all your leftover yarn from winter and make room for new summer yarn!

Approx. 200 g hat yarn (150g/165m) for the body and approx. 100 g fluffy yarn or mohair-style yarn for the rest. Hook size 5, a little stuffing, a blunt needle, and two eyes. Fussel and/or Flocke are crocheted up fairly quickly with the thicker yarn. Chain stitches, single crochet, increases and decreases. This is also a project for ambitious beginners that will make the weekend a little nicer :-)
Your leftover winter yarn will be turned into something cozy, even when it’s already too warm for a hat or scarf. 
Fussel and Flocke can of course also be crocheted with any other yarn; only the size, currently approx. 35 cm, and the amount of material needed will change. 

Have fun crocheting :-)

    


Here is the owl


Small bag for little hands :-) 
A sweet way to use up leftover yarn. A little owl bag for an apple, an orange, or a few gummy bears for a snack. Always with you, a real eye-catcher.
Easy for beginners to make, and a nice little in-between project for experienced crocheters. A started ball of yarn, a crochet hook, and a cozy place to sit... that’s all you need.
 
Single crochet, increases and decreases—that’s the whole secret. Any yarn can be used; it only changes the size and the amount of material needed.

Have fun crocheting :-)

Crochet Pattern: Fence Owls

Details & Pattern

Not an owl tower, but an owl fence brings lots of color to the roadside. Here I used leftover yarn in all kinds of variations. The pattern is written so that the owls can be adapted to the size of the fence slats
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Every owl lover will be delighted by this cute pillow! A lovely gift or a great way to brighten up your own living room or child’s room.

With this special stitch, you can crochet in rounds without any offset, creating the ideal base for embroidery motifs.

Click here to go directly to the pattern.



Yarn used: • Schachenmayr Boston (LL 55 m/50 g) in medium mottled gray (Color 92), 100 g; in malachite (Color 170), mosaic blue (Color 65), lavender (Color 47), and Aqua Mouliné (Color 281), 50 g each

Required skills: chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet

Detailed instructions as a PDF file with an embroidery template and many step-by-step photos.

Boo is perfect for anyone who needs an owl quickly but doesn’t want to crochet for long :-)

The little crochet owl loves to hang on keys, bags, mirrors, monitors, school bags ...
wherever you can “hang out,” BOO is there ♥

The crochet pattern is very detailed with lots of step-by-step photos and also well suited for crochet beginners !

Crochet Pattern Little Owl BOO

Two owl potholders, as colorful as Crazy Patterns—this brings color and good cheer to your kitchen!
The basic body of the owl is made with single crochet stitches; the scale pattern for the belly and wings is explained in detail and with lots of pictures. 
For the owl pair, you’ll need cotton with a yardage of 125 m/50 g: 100 g each of green and red, and 50 g each of turquoise and orange.
Click here for the pattern!

Marina is a cheeky little chubby girl who’s up for any mischief! Using the specified yarn, Marina will be about 50 cm tall. The pattern is very detailed, spans 16 pages, and includes lots of pictures.For this project, you’ll need:

• A size 3 crochet hook
• A darning needle or a doll needle for sewing the body parts together
• A stitch marker or a thread in a contrasting color to mark the beginning of the rounds
• Safety eyes, approx. 10 mm
• A pair of scissors
• Yarn: myboshi Lieblingsfarben No. 2 in lime green (3x50g), skin tone (3x50g), mint (3x50g), red scraps, rouge scraps, cactus scraps, black scraps
• 14 large-hole beads, 14 sequins
• Sewing thread in a matching color
• Stuffing

To crochet Marina, you’ll need to know the following stitches:

• single crochet (sc)
• decreases, increases
• double crochet (dc)
• slip stitch
• crab stitch
• chain stitches

Get the pattern for Marina here 

How about an owl as a door guardian with a traffic-light function? It can be used in many ways, for example on the doors of the bathroom, restroom, office, or even a child’s room.

The guardian owl can be made quickly and easily with this crochet pattern, even by beginners, and it’s also a little good-mood booster. :-) Of course, you can also give it as a gift. It’s always a very successful surprise.



The owl is 23 cm long including hanger and feet and approx. 9 cm wide if you use a yarn weight of 170 m/50 g. The dimensions of the individual parts are described in detail in the pattern. 

Materials you’ll need:
Red and green thinner cotton yarn – scraps are enough too (here I used a yardage of 170 m/50 g), leftover cotton yarn in white and beige (gray or other colors also work as alternatives), buttons without visible holes in dark brown, dark blue, or black, a little stuffing or leftover yarn for filling, crochet hook size 3–4; here I used 3.5

Skills you’ll need:

• crochet single crochet, slip stitches, chain stitches, half double and double crochet stitches
• crochet in rounds (explained, including the magic ring, in a short workshop with photos)
• decrease and increase stitches (briefly explained)
• embroider cross-stitch

You’ll receive a 16-page step-by-step pattern (PDF) for the guardian owl with lots of photos. This way, beginners can manage it well too. 

Click here to go to the pattern.

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This table runner is a MUST for all owl fans :-)
It looks super beautiful on the table and is guaranteed to be an eye-catcher in your home! n living room table! :-)The pattern is described row by row, explained in detail, and richly illustrated,
the charts are also included! 
So it's suitable for beginners too! It is crocheted with Schachenmayr Catania originals and a size 3.0 hookNow have lots of fun crocheting and enjoy this table runner!

Pattern / Click here 





This table runner is a real eye-catcher—and not just for owl fans! Crocheted table runners don’t have to be old-fashioned! Whether as a gift or for yourself, this table runner is sure to bring joy! :-) The pattern is described in detail (row by row) and illustrated; increases and decreases are also explained, and charts are included! 
Version 1: approx. 134 x 67 cm Version 2: approx. 84 x 67 cm+++++ BONUS+++++ As a bonus, you’ll also get the chart for a narrower version of the table runner!

Suitable for beginners as well