Fairy-Tale Creations

Dear users, dear authors,
here our exclusive authors present fairy-tale patterns. I’m excited to see what they come up with.
Start making exclusive fairy-tale creations now.

@exclusive authors,
You can present thematically suitable patterns here without any quantity limit.
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THE LITTLE MERMAID 

With this pattern, you can transform your Barbie doll into Hans Christian Andersen’s Little Mermaid. The tail is very easy to crochet. Maybe a little doll owner would like to give it a try herself? All you need is basic crochet skills and leftover yarn in shades of blue or green, plus a tiny bit of pink for the flowers on the top and headpiece. If you want to give your mermaid an extra touch of elegance, you can also sew on a few beads. Get started right away!

THE LITTLE WITCH 
The little witch would love to be a good witch so she can celebrate Walpurgis Night with the other witches. That’s why she has such a friendly look on her face.
This little finger puppet is about 9 cm tall and can be crocheted using leftover yarn. All you need to know is how to work single crochet stitches.

HANSEL AND GRETEL 
Hansel and Gretel got lost in the forest... The wicked witch wanted to eat them, but in the end, everything turned out fine!
You can also crochet these two finger puppets using a bit of leftover yarn. There are no limits to your creativity when it comes to the design and color choices.

HOTZENPLOTZ THE ROBBER 
Here, Officer Dimpfelmoser is leading the robber Hotzenplotz off to jail.
The officer and the robber are two finger puppets that are indispensable in traditional puppet theater. Crochet them right away! It’s really easy.

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A question many parents dread: “Does Santa Claus really exist?”
The fairy tale of Santa Claus is surely the most wonderful thing there can be for children.

Now take a look at the clothesline—what’s hanging there?
Santa Claus’s entire outfit, because he has a big load of laundry and absolutely no desire to wrap packages. This year, his gift sack will be filled with money and gift cards. After it’s emptied, the picture can still be used as funny decoration.

Info & pattern are available here

The pattern is absolutely suitable for beginners and written without abbreviations. For the clothing, I used leftover cotton yarn in the corresponding colors.

SLEEPING BEAUTY
The old king was very worried when he heard the 13th fairy’s curse and had all spinning wheels removed from the castle. But it was all for naught. Sleeping Beauty pricked her finger on a spindle and slept for 100 years...
With these finger puppets, you can reenact the fairy tale of Sleeping Beauty. If you give the king brown hair, he can be the prince who kisses Sleeping Beauty awake.
Crochet the matching characters right away!

JIM BUTTON AND LUKE THE ENGINE DRIVER
Luke and the locomotive Emma are Jim's best friends on Morrowland. Soon they set off on an adventurous journey...

Crochet the little locomotive. The individual parts are simple shapes crocheted in single crochet stitches and then sewn together.

KASPERLE AND HIS FRIENDS
With this special offer, you’ll receive patterns for 10 finger puppets from the Kasperle theater: Kasperle, Gretel, Seppel, Grandmother, Princess, King, Crocodile, Witch, Robber, and Policeman. A wonderful opportunity to use up leftover yarn and make a very special gift!

Mysterious, fabulous, and beautiful is Stella the Little Mermaid, too.
She loves the blue sea and all its inhabitants.

You will receive a detailed 35-page pattern with many photos to help you make it. The doll measures approx. 36 cm. The PDF includes the pattern for the doll, the bikini top, the mermaid tail, the starfish hair clip, as well as the small and large sea anemones.

Suitable for advanced crocheters

You will also need:

• approx. 100 g yarn (yardage 196 m / 50 g) in sand
• approx. 50 g each (yardage 100 m/50 g) in white, sea blue, aquamarine, and sapphire (e.g. NO. 2 by mybohi)
• for the hair: neon green, yardage 133 m/50 g (2 balls of 50 g each, e.g. Lisa premium by Gründl)
• leftover yarn for the large anemone (any color and eyelash yarn)
• crochet hook sizes 2.5 and 3.5
• bodkin, darning needle, hot glue gun
• stuffing, embroidery floss in black and dark red
• 2 small children’s buttons
• 2 glass diamonds 19 mm, approx. 60 small glass beads 2 - 4 mm

click here to go to the pattern

Fairytale-like combined with wool... that always makes me think of MOHAIR ;-)
Somehow this yarn has something romantic and fairytale-like about it!

A romantically beautiful set—consisting of a beanie and scarf—in Silkhair quality is something every girl (whether old or young) needs in her closet...
Ideal for the transitional seasons, yet the light lace pattern still brings a touch of summer with it.

Size information: Scarf: approx. 200x50 cm | Beanie: Head circumference approx. 52 - 54 cm

Detailed step-by-step instructions as well as 2 knitting charts guide you through the simple
lace pattern.

Also perfectly suitable for beginners.

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

Lace + Mohair + Beads = Fairy tales to my ears!

And just as fairy tales are timeless, so is this elegant openwork necktie scarf.
In mohair quality, it is always a classic!

The highlight is the incorporated beads!

The scarf’s total length is about 112 cm, and its width is approx. 16 cm.

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

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

Fairytale-like beauty is a long walk in an autumn forest...

And we have the perfect companion for you, too:
This combo consists of a hat and a bolero, which can also be worn as a loop scarf.
A simple cable pattern adds some flair!

The pattern is designed for a head circumference of about 52-55 cm.
The loop scarf has a circumference of approx. 120 cm.

A detailed description as well as a knitting chart guides you through the pattern.

And here is the pattern and more details...



How about a house dragon? :)
This is sweet Anton! He loves hugs and even gives them away <3

♥ Using the materials listed, the dragon will be about 36 cm tall. Mine weighs a proud 430 g

The pattern includes:

• a step-by-step pattern, described in great detail
• lots of pictures to make the process easier
• tips and tricks from me


Difficulty level: medium
The pattern is so precise and detailed that even a beginner can manage with it. However, basic crochet skills are required.

Materials:
♥ Yarn: Schachenmayr Baby Smiles Bravo
- apple green: about 150 g, yellow-green: about 100 g, dark blue: about 50 g, white: about 20-30 g
♥ Crochet hooks: sizes 4.5 and 4
♥ Stuffing
♥ Safety eyes, 12 mm
♥ False eyelashes
♥ White and dark blue felt
♥ Fabric glue
♥ White thread
♥ Scissors/needle with a large eye (yarn needle)
♥ Pins

-->> Please click here to access the pattern!

Hello :) Let's crochet this super cozy, fluffy, and stylish blanket together.

The pattern includes sizes from ages 1–16, adult, XL, and XXL. With the help of a table, you can easily choose your desired measurements and get started :)

- This 18-page pattern has more than 15 pictures that make the work much easier.
- It includes a video intended to help and guide you.
- The detailed description of each individual step makes crocheting even easier.

The pattern includes 2 crochet charts, one of them hand-drawn.
These show exactly how the pattern is crocheted. I go through every single step, despite the crochet chart.



Difficulty: intermediate
This pattern is NOT suitable for complete beginners.

To crochet this blanket, you need to know the following crochet steps:

• Being able to read crochet charts would be very important, but I also explain the steps in detail
• Have basic crochet skills

>> Please click here to go to the pattern!

Kids love fairy tales ;-) The Frog Prince and his Frog Queen have hopped right out of a fairy tale. They’re perfect for playing with and cuddling. The figures are about 18 cm tall.

Materials:

• 50 g cotton yarn / 125 lm
• Safety eyes, 10 mm in diameter
• stuffing
• some embroidery thread for the mouth and eyebrows
• Crochet hook size 2.5

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A little mermaid  to dress up is always fun. And if she ever wants to dance, there’s a tutu and shoes  for her, too.



The doll is really easy to crochet. Since it’s worked almost entirely in one piece, there’s no need for the tedious task of weaving in ends. Thanks to the pipe cleaners in her arms and legs, she’s flexible enough to be dressed up nicely... The tail is included in the doll pattern.


Skills required:

• single crochet
• half double crochet
• double crochet
• increases and decreases

What would a fairy tale be without a unicorn?

These mystical creatures are just lovable.


Skills needed:

• single crochet
• half double crochet
• double crochet
• treble crochet
• chain stitches
• slip stitches
• crocheting in spiral rounds
• magic ring

Materials: 

• Cotton yarn 50 g /125 m
• 100 g white / body color
• 75 g pink / color for hooves, horn, mane and tail
• scrap in blue for the eyes
• 2 safety eyes 10 mm
• crochet hook size 2
• possibly a gold thread to crochet along with it (Elisa 25 g / 175 m)
• stuffing
• false eyelashes from the drugstore
• fabric glue

And if the unicorn ever wants to be taken along, there’s a matching backpack to go with it.



Materials:

• Cotton yarn 50 g / 90 m “Lana Grossa Star”:
• 125 g in white
• 50 g in pink
• 250 g in pink
• a scrap in blue
• Cotton yarn 50 g / 125 m e.g.: Catona by Scheepjes: 25 g in light pink color****
• gold thread to crochet along with it (Elisa 25 g /175 m)
• stuffing
• 2 safety eyes or half pearls for attaching, 15 mm
• crochet hook sizes 2.5 + 3.5
• eyelashes from the drugstore
• 4 metal D-rings, approx. 3.5 cm side length
• fabric glue
• 2 buttons

Skills needed:

• single crochet
• slip stitches
• double crochet
• half double crochet
• treble crochet
• increasing and decreasing
• magic ring



Gnomes aren’t just for Christmas or fairy tales—from now on, they can be a permanent part of your home. Not only do they look fun, but they also serve a lot of great and useful purposes:

• You can use them to wrap gifts (e.g., money, jewelry, candy, and much more).
• They’re a huge hit as egg cozies.
• They make a cute little gift for young and old alike.
• They keep your knitting and crocheting supplies safe, such as buttons.
• They can also store jewelry inside them.
• They also work well as Advent calendars.
• They’re a huge hit at kids’ birthday parties and are sure to bring lots of joy.
• And of course, they’re also a great toy for kids.

One thing is certain:
wherever these cute little gnomes are placed, they spread joy and good cheer! :-)
They’re sure to be a hit as gifts anywhere, not just for Secret Santa.
Kids, in particular, will love them!

I’d rate the difficulty level as easy. It just takes a little patience and skill to shape the faces.

Beginners with basic skills can easily and quickly recreate these gnomes.

The individual steps are described in detail in the pattern. The PDF file is 21 pages long and includes 53 individual photos.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the gnome family. 

As befits gnomes, they’ve now been given a house to live in. It’s quick and easy to crochet using the pattern, provided you have basic crocheting skills.


The house is versatile and sure to put you in a good mood. In my case, this house holds my yarn. The opening at the top means you can store all sorts of small items there, such as needles or buttons.

For kids, the house is a great toy—especially when paired with the gnomes, which are also available in my shop. It’s perfect for storing lots of treasures and inspires all kinds of new play ideas.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the gnome house.