Leftover Yarn in Blue // Blue Leftover Yarn

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Elephant Egg Cozies Crochet Pattern
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Brighten up your breakfast table with these truly unique and original elephant egg cozies! They’re absolute eye-catchers and turn every breakfast into an experience. They’re very quick to crochet and make great gifts. This pattern is also perfect for beginners. You should know how to:

• Make a magic ring and crochet in spiral rounds
• Crochet single crochet stitches
• Sew the individual pieces together
• You should therefore know the basics of crocheting ;-)

What you’ll need:

• Approx. 15g of yarn (preferably 100% cotton, which will make the egg cozies nice and sturdy) in light blue or gray, depending on what color you want your elephant to be. The yarn should be suitable for a 3mm crochet hook
• Leftover yarn in white or cream for the tusks. These scraps should be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• 3mm and 2mm crochet hooks
• Googly eyes and superglue
• Scissors and darning needle
• A stitch marker

Knitting pattern Baby Shoe Pfiffiling
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This clever shoe
is knitted in one piece and
is well suited for beginners!

Size: 3-6 months

Material:
25 g – 30 g lambswool from Phildar
Yardage: 50 g /134 m
Set of double-pointed needles size 2.5
possibly a circular knitting needle
Buttons

Difficulty: easy
-- Basic knitting knowledge is required.
Only knit and purl stitches.

Pattern:
PDF format
The pattern is explained in detail step by step in words and pictures!

Knitting pattern Baby Shoe Marino 10 cm
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Knit and purl in no time, the baby shoe is done!
Material: Light blue approx. 50g
Dark blue approx. 20g
Pattern: Five-page PDF with matching pictures!

You can knit a bookmark from it.

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A small amount of cotton yarn, about 20 m, is enough. The bookmark has a charming lace pattern, which is explained in writing and also with a large knitting chart. It’s not strictly a beginner’s project, but it’s not particularly difficult either.

A small amount of leftover sock yarn (approx. 90m) is enough for these wrist warmers. Just wait and see—the time will come when you’ll need them!

Pattern for wrist warmers



What makes these special is that they’re knitted in rows. No hassle with double-pointed needles, knitting in the round, or a thumb hole. They also feature a pretty lace pattern that’s a bit unconventional and is explained in a photo tutorial.

Whether for a boy or a girl... these moccasins fit every baby!
And as so often: the button sets the trend!

Also an ideal project for using up leftover yarn. Finished in 1-2 hours!

The pattern is designed for a foot length of about 9 - 10 cm.
However, the included gauge makes it easy to make any size!

You will also find a chart for baby and children's shoe sizes (incl. cm measurements) in the pattern.
In addition, the duplicate stitch is explained in detail and illustrated. (Owl)

And here’s the pattern and more details...

Truly timeless...
An elegant necktie scarf in lace pattern, made with mohair-quality yarn, is always a classic!
The highlight is the incorporated beads!

The total length of the scarf is about 112 cm, and the width is approx. 16 cm.

A detailed description as well as knitting charts guide you through the knitting process.

And this way to the pattern and more details...

This scarf or loop is much easier to knit,
than it looks,

the pattern consists of just one row, which is always repeated, including on the wrong side,
it is really easy to knit and creates a great effect


here is the pattern:Witch's Stairs scarf or loop