Enchanting Celestial Phenomena

Dear users, dear authors,
Sun, moon, shooting stars and stars, as well as rainbows and fluffy little clouds, are wonderful to look at, and you can also craft them beautifully. Discover matching patterns now.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough.
Don’t forget the link and image, as well as material info, technique info, difficulty level info, and details about what makes the pattern special.

The colorful rainbow stretches across the sky as a symbol of peace above the ark...
With the "Noah's Ark" door wreath, you're sure to delight new parents, because it is a very personal and extraordinary gift. As an eye-catcher in the nursery, this wreath is sure to be welcome anywhere!

In the very detailed crochet pattern, you'll learn over 31 pages how to crochet the individual animals, the ark, and the rainbow. The door wreath has a diameter of 25 cm and was crocheted with Catania by Schachenmayr. You can also use the patterns for the animals in other ways (for example as keychains or bag charms).

Download the pattern right here!

Snow is falling here from fluffy white clouds. You might not want to see that right now, but there’s no helping it.

Here’s the hat with a winter landscape.



Besides, it doesn’t hurt to plan ahead in good time. The hat is knitted with yarn that has a yardage of 150 m per 50 g; blue and white would be ideal. The winter motif is shown in a knitting chart, and the pattern is available for 3 different sizes.

Rain also comes from the clouds, and we often have mixed feelings about it. I like it a lot. It brings us the water we all need, and I find days when it is gently pattering outside very cosy. This knitted triangular shawl is inspired by rain.

You can find the pattern here.




The shawl is knitted from sock yarn on 4 mm needles and has a lace pattern that is reminiscent of falling rain. The pattern is written out row by row and is also shown in knitting charts.

Your very own little (or big) slice of cloud nine—who wouldn’t want that?

With this detailed and very beginner-friendly crochet pattern, you can quickly crochet your own
feel-good cloud ♥

The pattern is suitable for any yarn (with the matching crochet hook). Thick yarn = big cloud - thin yarn = smaller cloud.

Crochet pattern: Cloud Pillow

Rivers bathed in gentle moonlight—that was my inspiration for this pair of socks.

You can find the pattern for them here.



For this, you need sock yarn in two different colors and a 2.5 mm set of double-pointed needles. The wave pattern is shown in a knitting chart. The ribs of the cuff continue on the heel and toes.