Door wreath / Door decorations / Doorstops

Dear users, dear authors,
Have you already switched your door decorations / door wreaths / doorstops to summer themes ? If not, no problem. Our authors are happy to present suitable motifs and patterns for direct download right here in this thread.

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2–3 patterns per person are sufficient.
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Crochet patterns for door decorations

Details & Pattern

Door wreath “Theodor,” the soccer star

Of course, Theodor will also support your favorite club if you simply choose the colors accordingly.
This timeless door wreath will decorate your door in summer, too, because soccer is always in season.

You should have the basic crochet skills.
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Details & Pattern

Door stopper “Hippie”

Summer can come. This colorful door stopper makes sure a little breeze can move through your home without the doors slamming.

Made from thick leftover yarn, it’s quick and easy to make.

One particularly elaborate wreath is the “Noah’s Ark” door wreath, which makes a very personal gift for a baptism or birth and is sure to take pride of place in the child’s room. There’s so much to see: lions, elephants, giraffes, monkeys, doves, and fish! And arching over it all is a beautiful, colorful rainbow.
Crochet this unique gift—it’s not hard at all! The pattern is 31 pages long and includes many pictures illustrating the patterns for all the animals. You can find it here: Crochet Noah’s Ark.

A classic pattern in fresh colors + enchanting, playful flowers = summer at its best ♥

Whether on your house, apartment, or garden door - the Chevron door wreath is sure to turn heads!
Thanks to a detailed pattern with plenty of close-up photos, anyone can crochet this pretty door wreath!

Click here for the crochet pattern

One very special door decoration is the guardian owl “Ruhu.” Not only does she look funny and spread good cheer, but she also clearly indicates whether the way is clear.

Ruhu is a particularly nice bodyguard—she’s sure to be loved by the whole family, and everyone will want their own owl on the door. That’s certainly how it is in our house.

This is a great way to use up leftover red and green yarn, and it’s very quick and easy to crochet. The 16-page pattern, with step-by-step instructions and plenty of photos, is therefore suitable even for beginners with basic skills.



Click here to go to the 'Ruhu' Guardian Owl.