Men’s Designs 2017 / Little and Big Boys

Dear users, dear authors,
our exclusive authors have come up with lots of new patterns for men’s designs, or designs for little and big boys. It’s worth making them yourself, especially now that fall is pushing summer aside. Start crafting exclusively now.

@exclusive authors,
You can present all thematically suitable patterns here. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.

This great beaver hat is perfect for little boys and big boys alike.
It can be crocheted in any size.

click here for the beaver hat



You will receive a detailed 11-page pattern with lots of photos for quick and easy making, even a beginner can manage it.

You should know how to crochet single crochet stitches, half double crochet stitches, as well as chain stitches and slip stitches.

Materials needed:

• Crochet hook sizes 6 and 3.5
• Sewing needle
• 100 g–200 g hat yarn for needle size 6–7 (or 3–4, then simply use the yarn doubled)
• 50 g yarn for needle size 3–4
• 2 safety eyes
• Stuffing

Baby Set Finn 0–3 Months
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Hello, I’m here!

*This set always makes a wonderful gift, e.g., for a birth ,!*
Have fun!

Size: 0–3 months

Material:
25 g Soft Mix yarn by Schachenmayr
00065 pool
Yardage approx. 113 m / 25 g ball
10 g white
A set of double-pointed needles size 4
Crochet hook for the cord
Buttons

Pattern:
PDF format
The pattern is designed so that anyone can knit the set.
Everything is described in detail from start to finish
and the pictures show what it looks like step by step!

Men’s Socks “Alfred” knitting pattern
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Men often have cold feet too :-)

For your loved one or as a gift,
hand-knit socks are always a hit!
The pattern is not too flashy, but kept in a subtle cable pattern.
Don’t be afraid of knitting heels; everything is explained in detail round by round!

Size: 42–44

Material:
100 g Hot Socks
Col. 05 anthracite
Yardage: 50 g/ 210 m
Set of double-pointed needles no.: 2.5–3

Gauge:
10 x 10 cm = 30 stitches, 40 rows

Pattern:
PDF format
Each step is also documented with pictures!

For us women, love doesn’t come through the stomach...
... we really like it when our men are dressed so smartly :-)

The simple yet sophisticated cable pattern really adds some flair.
A simple stockinette stitch pattern frames the cable look and makes it stand out even more.

This pattern is designed for sizes 48/50 and 54/56.
However, the included cut and gauge make it possible to make any size!

A detailed description as well as a chart guide you step by step through the pattern.

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

For little ones & grown-ups:

Crochet Hat for Everyone - very easy





(To purchase/download, please click the image)

A wonderfully easy-to-crochet hat for little heads and big ones too, ONE hat model wearable in all the variations shown, so for both men and women. Easy to make for children too, or as a
simple hat for babies (though thinner yarn is recommended).

And the best part:

• no gauge (it doesn’t come down to the exact centimeter),
• no increases or decreases,
• for any yarn you like
• in all sizes

The PDF pattern includes photos.

These crochet skills are needed: chain stitches, single crochet.
Everything else and slip stitches are explained. Video link tips for learning to crochet for beginners are included in the PDF.


Material: for the pictured model with a head circumference of 55 cm to 60 cm: approx. 250 g merino yarn, 50 g – 45 m, crochet hook 6.0; tape measure, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.
The ribbed pattern requires approx. 50 g more yarn than is normally typical for hats. The crochet hook size should match the yarn used in each case.

What boy doesn’t need a great slipover in his favorite color?

This model can be made in sizes 74/80 and 86.

The pattern is very simple and well explained.

You’ll need yarn with a yardage of 120 m/50 g, size 4 knitting needles,
and a cable needle.

The following skills are required:
> Casting on
> Knit stitches
> Purl stitches
> Knitting stitches together
> Picking
up stitches > Knitting cables (very well explained)
> Binding
off. The pattern is available here:Children’s Slipover