Door Decor, Table Decor, Doorstops

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A small, subtle door wreath that also looks beautiful as wall or window décor. You’re sure to find a place for it anywhere!
The crocheted wreath has a diameter of only 12 cm and is decorated with little hearts, roses, and small beads. Great for using up leftover yarn and as a small gift to bring along. Also suitable for crochet beginners! Besides a few bits of leftover yarn, you only need a small Styrofoam wreath and a few beads.
You can find the pattern for it here!

Has someone in your circle of friends had a baby? Here’s a gift that will last longer than the usual onesies! The crocheted “Noah’s Ark” door wreath is a wonderful eye-catcher in any nursery! It’s something very special because it’s made with lots of love, and it’s sure to be admired and treasured.
The pattern is 31 pages long and includes lots of pictures.
Get the pattern right here now!

What’s that squirrel doing on the table? Of course—it’s looking for nuts! This little squirrel is a cute table decoration for your fall-themed table.
It’s about 14 cm tall and easy to crochet (single crochet only!). The body is crocheted from reddish-brown cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g (e.g., Catania), while the bushy tail and the tips of the ears are crocheted with fringe yarn (yardage approx. 85 m / 50 g).
Click here for the pattern!

Start thinking about Christmas now.
This door wreath, with its heart, star, and Christmas tree, is a real eye-catcher.
Crocheted with a smaller crochet hook, they can also be used as ornaments.

Here’s the pattern 

Crochet Pattern Hippie Doorstop

With this pattern, leftover yarn becomes an inexpensive, practical helper that also serves as a decorative object.
So get the doorstop for any situation.

Details & pattern are available here

Materials needed:

• Bulky leftover yarn or thinner yarn held double
• Crochet hook size 6
• For the small parts, I used sizes 2 and 3.5
• 2 buttons
• stuffing
• something for the heavy filling (cat litter, bird sand, rice, or similar)
• a freezer bag for the filling (so it doesn’t trickle out)
• scissors and sewing needle

I crocheted Hippie using Bellalana Soft Maxx with hook size 6.
The pattern is also suitable for beginners who know the basics of crochet; it is written without abbreviations.

You should know the following:

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

Now I hope you have lots of fun getting creative.

The table runner in Bruges lace crochet technique, size: 110 cm x 28 cm. This can be crocheted quickly, is rated as easy, and shouldn’t pose a problem for a beginner. You should have the following basic crochet skills: • Chain stitch • Double crochet. For the table runner, you’ll need:
• Cébélia DMC, 100% cotton, 2 x 50g No. 10, color 818, rose • Crochet hook No. 1.00–1.25. If you have any questions, I’m happy to help.

Crochet Patterns for Door Wreaths

Decorate your front door according to the season or your preferences—here are three suggestions

For the soccer fan, Theodor the Soccer Star
A timeless door wreath that can be crocheted in the colors of your favorite club.

Details & pattern are available here

Autumn Mood with the Meckis
This door wreath shows the beautiful colors of autumn

Details & pattern are available here

Sunflower Door Wreath
A decoration that lasts well into late autumn

Details & pattern are available here

All patterns are written without abbreviations and currently have a 15% discount

These two door hangers serve a very useful purpose. They show whether the way into the room is clear or not. The whole family will be happy about that and will gladly receive these cute little guys as a Christmas gift. Whether owl or little bear, there’s something for everyone.


Here they come together as a duo in a value set. But they are also available individually in my shop.

Both door guardians can be made easily by crochet beginners with basic knowledge using the pattern. They are quick to finish, and you can also use up leftover yarn. 

Here’s the value set with the door guardians “Owl” and “Little Bear.”

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This tissue box is a very useful table decoration. It even makes paper tissues look good on the coffee or breakfast table. We now even use it as a napkin substitute.
By the way, it’s also a great gift idea for Christmas and for any occasion.


The box can be crocheted quickly and easily with the pattern. Beginners with basic knowledge will manage it well too.

Here’s the crochet pattern for the tissue box.

As a festive doorstop or gift sack, Fredo the Christmas Sack is a perfect choice.

click here for the pattern

    

You will receive a detailed 13-page pattern with lots of photos for quick making.
Fredo is approximately 25 cm high and wide.

Also suitable for beginners

Required skills:
The pattern does not include a basic course. You should know how to crochet single crochet, half double crochet, magic ring, increases and decreases, as well as chain and slip stitches.

You will also need:

• approx. 300 g yarn (needle size 3 - 4) in red
• approx. 50 g each of yarn in white and black, a small amount of brown
• crochet hook sizes 2.5 and 4.5
• yarn needle, darning needle, stuffing
• possibly plastic disc Ø approx. 12 cm, 2 cardboard discs Ø 6 cm

What could be more beautiful and practical for a dining table than gorgeous placemats?
How about, for example, these placemats for coffee lovers ?



These placemats are crocheted using the mini C2C technique, which I of course also describe in the pattern.

What you'll need:

♦ Crochet yarn in the desired colors; recommended: cotton with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g, e.g. Schachenmayr Catania or Scheepjes Catona. Background color: approx. 2 balls; all other colors: less than 1 ball
♦ Crochet hook: For the yarns mentioned, I recommend a 3 mm hook. If you use a different yarn, you may need a different hook.
♦ Tapestry needle for weaving in the ends
in the ends ♦ A pair of scissors for trimming

off leftover yarn The stitches you'll need are chain stitches, half double crochet, and slip stitches.

Get the pattern here and get started right away! :) 

Have fun! 

The first Sunday of Advent isn't far away! Why not crochet your own Advent wreath?
A very beautiful decoration for your table is the "Forest Gnomes" Advent wreath in gorgeous shades of green.

Click here for the pattern

   

You’ll receive a detailed, richly illustrated 16-page pattern for a decorative Christmas wreath measuring approx. 25 cm, with fir trees, candle stars, and a little forest gnome.
Also suitable for beginners

Required skills:
The pattern does not include a beginner’s tutorial. You should already know how to crochet single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet, as well as chain stitches and slip stitches.

You’ll also need:

• Crocheted with cotton yarn, hook size 2.5–3.5, yardage 125 m/50 g, in the colors natural No. 105, khaki No. 212, apple No. 205 (1 ball of 50 g each), “Catania Originals” by Schachenmayr, green-white eyelash yarn (1 ball of 50 g), possibly “Brazillia.” A small amount of pink yarn.
• Crochet hook size 3.5
• Weaving needle, darning needle, stuffing
• Styrofoam half-ring, Ø 25 cm, hot glue gun
• 1 glass diamond, size 19 mm, approx. 40 small glass beads
• 2 safety eyes, size 5 mm