Small gifts for Pentecost

Dear users, dear authors,
if you’d like to surprise loved ones at Pentecost with a pretty + colorful little something, you should get started right away.
Here on Crazypatterns there are many small patterns that you can easily make with leftover yarn and beginner skills.
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@Authors,
this promotional thread is for all authors; 2–3 patterns per author are enough.
Don’t forget an image and link, as well as material info, technique info, difficulty level info, and details about what makes the pattern special.

Are you still looking for a suitable gift for Pentecost for someone dear to you? How about this beautiful tablecloth? It is very easy and
quick to crochet.





Click here to go to the pattern:



Material:

• approx. 55g cotton yarn (here Catania by Schachenmyr with a yardage of 125m/50g)
• crochet hook size 2.5

With this potholder, which can be crocheted very quickly, you’ll bring a fresh shine to your kitchen. The potholder also makes a great little gift to bring along!

• The pattern is detailed with pictures and suitable for beginners with basic crochet skills.
• For this pattern, you should know the following stitches and terms: chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, and slip stitches.

Materials list: cotton, Cotton by Lana Grossa 50g/90m, 1 skein in light blue and 1 skein in dark blue. Crochet hook size no. 4.

Here’s the pattern:



A lovely little gift is always a beautiful bouquet of flowers ♥
But even a single one of these tulips will bring a smile to someone’s face ♥

The tulips are very quick to crochet with a small amount of cotton yarn and hook size 2, and
beginners can give them a try too, because the pattern is very detailed and well illustrated.

Crochet Pattern Tulip




For owl lovers or the children in the family, the little owl BOO is quick to
crochet ♥ It will only be around 10 cm tall (depending on the yarn and your crochet tension) and is
great as a keychain or as a bag charm.
For the owl, you also only need a little cotton yarn in the colors of your choice
and hook size 2.5.

Crochet Pattern Little Owl BOO

A small bowl of strawberries together with the cute Strawberry Child—isn’t that an original little gift for Pentecost coffee? You can snack on the strawberries right away, but the Strawberry Child will remain as a decoration for your windowsill or breakfast table.
You can make the Strawberry Child sit or stand in all sorts of positions, because its arms and legs are bendable. If you have some red and green yarn and a little wire at home, you can get started right away. It’s not hard at all and works up very quickly. Then you’ll easily be finished by Pentecost.
Get the pattern here!

a lovely little gift for a mom with a baby is, of course,
these cute baby espadrilles,

they also look great in red/white or green/white,

the pattern for them is easy to follow,
it is very simple,

here is the pattern:       Baby Espadrilles

Hello,
these cute little guys are always a sweet little gift idea.
They are super quick to crochet and are wonderfully received as a little lucky charm 
or gift.
They come in 2 versions for more variety!
Version 1 is available here!
Version 1 includes a fly agaric mushroom, a little flower, a clown, and a
strawberry.

This way to version 2!
Version 2 includes a teddy bear, a little mouse, a ladybug, and
a unicorn.

All are crocheted with Schachenmayr Catania, and the pattern is described in great
detail and includes many helpful photos.

Have fun, and Sani wishes you
a relaxing Pentecost!

Practical shopping net bag with the life motto "Live Love Laugh".
This cute shopping net bag reminds you to take a short break now and then and enjoy life.

Thanks to the filet pattern, the bag is crocheted in no time and also makes a great gift or little present to bring along.

Go directly to the pattern here.



For the material, I used Catania by Schachenmayr; of course, you can also use any other cotton yarn—also great for using up leftovers. Crochet hooks 2.5 mm and 3.0 mm.
The bag is 35 cm wide and 45 cm tall (including handles).

The pattern is described in detail with a counting chart, crochet chart, and many pictures.
Required prior knowledge: chain stitch, slip stitch, double crochet

Bangle bracelets made from PET bottles—super chic, comfortable, and trendy!
Also great as a gift or small present to bring along.

Bangles or bracelets are the perfect addition to any outfit and always an eye-catcher. Here I show you a special method for quickly and easily making stylish bangles with very little material.

All you need is an old PET bottle and some yarn—and in no time at all you'll have a truly unique piece of jewelry.

The sophisticated pattern, the harmonious color combination, and the pleasantly soft material make these pieces of jewelry special and unique.

Go directly to the pattern here



No metal, flexible, and feather-light—making them super comfortable to wear.
Materials used:
Plastic from PET bottles
Cotton (Catania Grande by Schachenmayr)
The bangles are washable at 30 degrees in a laundry net.
Detailed description as a PDF file. 13 pages with over 30 step-by-step photos.

This sweet wrap bracelet is crocheted in no time. An eye-catcher on any wrist. Super comfortable to wear—light and trendy.

Also a great gift or little souvenir.

The bracelet is also super cute to wear as an anklet. And if you simply lengthen it, it becomes a chic, delicate belt.

The bracelet is crocheted in one piece, so there’s no annoying weaving in of ends (only the starting and ending tails). So grab some yarn and a crochet hook and get started.

Go directly to the pattern here



Material: Anchor Aida crochet thread, 1.5 mm crochet hook, sewing needle
Required prior knowledge: chain stitch, slip stitch, double crochet, and treble crochet

Detailed description as a PDF file with text, pictures, and crochet chart.

                            


                                                                                    The Dog....



                  
Perfect as a small gift for all kinds of occasions. 
The charms are quick to make and a cute way to use up leftover yarn.
For all dog lovers. As a keychain or bag charm. 
10–20 g leftover wool/yarn, the matching crochet hook (2–3), some stuffing, and, if you like, two small eyes if you don’t want to embroider them. Chain stitches, single crochet, increases and decreases. Then the charm is practically finished :-) Anyone who has crocheted occasionally will enjoy making this dog. 


Have fun crocheting :-)

For me, a small gift to bring along is something little, something that doesn’t call for a gift in return—just a small token of appreciation that brings joy without creating any obligation. A pretty little bookmark is perfect for this kind of purpose.

You can find it here.



It is knitted from a bit of leftover cotton yarn, or whatever you happen to have on hand; about 20 m is enough, it’s finished in no time and makes a wonderful gift.
A pretty lace pattern serves as decoration, explained both in words and with a knitting chart.

A cute and lovely little gift—and just in time for the coming strawberry season—is the “Strawberries” keychain.
Just the thing to whet your appetite for sweet, juicy strawberries!!! :)

With this richly illustrated pattern, it’s very easy to crochet your own keychain. The 8-page pattern is perfect as a beginner project for new crocheters.

You should already know how to work single crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet, as well as increases and decreases, and chain stitches and slip stitches.

Materials needed:

• Yarn, 133 m / 50 g in the colors red, light green, white, and yellow (scraps are sufficient)
• Crochet hook, size 3–3.5
• Weaving needle, darning needle
• 2 key rings, Ø 20 mm, 1 small carabiner
• Stuffing

Click here for the pattern

Making your own dish sponges is all the rage. There’s a brand-new special yarn from rico.design just for this. The cleaning power is great, and so is the durability of the finished sponges. Great for washing dishes in the kitchen and fun to boot—my unicorn sponge .

It’s easy for beginners to make, comes with a pattern that explains every row and round, and will awaken the fairy or princess in you while you’re doing the dishes. It really works! ;-)

Warning: Highly addictive! 



Here you can find the pattern 


What could be more fitting for Pentecost than a cross?!

This little cross is perfect as a keychain, to attach above a child's bedroom door, as a worry stone... and also as a small guest gift/giveaway/souvenir.

Crocheted from tiny bits of leftover yarn, it's also a great project for crochet beginners. And thanks to the detailed step-by-step pattern with lots of pictures, everyone will reach the goal quickly and easily!

With little material and time, you can quickly crochet a beautiful crochet flower as a hair tie.This hair accessory is perfect as a small gift for girls.

• The pattern is illustrated in detail and suitable for beginners with basic crochet skills. 

For this pattern, you should know the following stitches and terms: chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, slip stitches. Material: cotton yarn with a length of approx. 110–125 m/50 g, crochet hook size 2.5 or no. 3.

Here’s the pattern:



These small and fun light bulbs are perfect as little gifts to bring along. They shine in the brightest colors and are an eye-catcher on any keychain or bag. But best of all: you only need leftover yarn, and they can be crocheted in no time.

The light bulbs are also perfect for beginners.

• Size of the light bulbs: Height: approx. 7 cm. Depending on the yarn and crochet hook size, the size of the fun light bulbs may vary.

I crocheted the light bulbs with Catania yarn by Schachenmayr (yardage: 50 g = 125 m).

Materials needed:

• Catania: leftover yarn in the main color (approx. 5-6 g), leftover yarn in black and light gray
• crochet hook no. 2, embroidery needle, sewing needle, sewing thread, stuffing, leftover white and black felt, a drop of craft or textile glue and
  a key ring.

The pattern includes 9 pages with lots of pictures.

Skills needed: single crochet stitches, magic ring, and increasing and decreasing stitches

Go to the pattern here

"Small gifts keep friendships alive," as the saying goes. Would you also like to crochet a small gift for a dear friend? Then I can recommend these patterns to you:

P.S.: For all these crochet projects, you only need leftover yarn. The patterns include many pictures and detailed step-by-step explanations, so ambitious beginners can crochet them too.

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Crochet pattern and more info: Crocheted jars "Lichterschein"
Great upcycling project // Colorful lanterns // Ideal for the patio and living room


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Crochet pattern and more info: Crochet cosmetic bag / storage basket "Maschentasche"
Practical storage basket // Elegant design // Ideal for crochet hooks, pens, cosmetics, etc.


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Crochet pattern and more info: Crochet a heart with flowers
2 design options in one pattern // Vintage heart // Give love