New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day

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It’s not just Christmas that always seems to come around so suddenly—New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day can catch us by surprise, too. To make sure that doesn’t happen this year, simply use the patterns from our exclusive authors to craft New Year’s Eve decorations, keychains, and bag charms featuring lucky symbols, for example, as gifts for all your loved ones. Shop exclusive patterns now .

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How about a little lucky gnome as a New Year's gift? It’s sure to be a hit with young and old alike. These fun gnomes can be filled with lucky pennies or other nice little treats.

The gnomes are quick to crochet in between other projects, and they’re also suitable for crochet beginners with basic skills. They’re fun, spread joy, and put everyone in a good mood.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the lucky gnomes.

A toast...
Crochet Pattern: Bottle Outfit in Black, Red, and Gold



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.. an original gift wrap for wine and sparkling wine bottles—an eye-catcher at any party... for her, a “bottle petticoat,” and for him, a “bottle suit with bow tie”, crocheted.

Leftover yarn can be used up wonderfully this way, because we only need about 25 g per color per bottle, so about 75 g of a yarn for crochet hook size 2.5. Pretty much any yarn that is not labeled thicker than hook size 3.0 is suitable. We also need a measuring tape, scissors, a yarn needle for weaving in ends, a stitch marker is helpful (a contrasting thread will do, too), and of course standard wine or sparkling wine bottles.

Both patterns are included in one PDF and are detailed with pictures over 15 pages. The pattern is not a basic crochet course, but it does include a link tip for those with less experience.

These crochet skills are required:
chain stitches, crocheting in rows and rounds, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet. Front and back post double crochet are explained and illustrated.


Here’s another original bottle cover and table decoration: The lucky pig wishes you all the best and plenty of “luck” for the coming year.
It’s very easy to crochet, even for beginners, since each round is described in detail.
You’ll need about 100 g of pink cotton yarn for hook sizes 2.5–3, a 3 mm crochet hook, some stuffing, and googly eyes.
And then all that’s missing is the pattern!

Crochet Pattern: Necklaces
Want to dress up in style on the last day of the year?
How would you like it—comfortable, simple, or elegant?

You can tailor these necklaces to your wardrobe; they’re all comfortable to wear and can be both simple and elegant, so you can ring in the “New Year” in style.

                
Simple with arches Playful with lace
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All patterns use the following stitches:

• Chain stitches
• Slip stitches
• single crochet
• double crochet

With these patterns, you can make your own extravagant necklaces and customize them however you like.
All patterns are illustrated and written without abbreviations.
You may sell the finished pieces.

The right dresses for the New Year’s Eve ball, because the little dolls are invited to friends’ and want to make a grand entrance.


Ball Gowns



Materials:

• Elegant dress: dark purple wool (yardage 150 m/50 g), crochet hook no. 2, yarn needle, scissors
• Dress with slit: blue wool, leftover pink wool (yardage 50 g/150 m), crochet hook no. 2, yarn needle
• Ball gown: wool in purple and pink (yardage 150m/ 50 g), crochet hook no. 2.5, yarn needle, 2 buttons, tulle

Stitches used:

• double crochet
• chain stitches
• single crochet

The pattern is suitable for beginners.

This fun bunch of lucky charms is just waiting to be given as gifts and to bring lots of good luck into the new year.

This value pack combines the 3 individual patterns.

Each of the figures was crocheted using leftover acrylic yarn.

You should know how to crochet single crochets and double crochets, and if you also have some stuffing, a bit of felt, eyes, hot glue, and a pipe cleaner at home, you can get started right away.