Crafting Spring Fever

Dear users, dear authors,
is there anyone among you who doesn’t like fall and winter and, instead of Advent, Christmas and New Year’s Eve, would rather have spring or summer right away?
If so, then this is your thread.
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@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as information about materials, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

Here is the pattern


You’re guaranteed to get a touch of spring and a good mood with this wonderful loop scarf. Once you’ve knitted the pattern the first few times, it’s very easy to memorize and you can enjoy relaxed
knitting. I knitted my loop scarf a bit shorter, so
that it can be wrapped around the neck once. But you can lengthen it as much as you like
and also get ready for fall.
The pattern includes a professional knitting chart and written
instructions.

Pussy Willow and
Cowslip
are the first signs of spring. Crochet these sweet flower children, because with this wonderful spring decoration, spring feelings come all by themselves! Both are very easy to crochet, and you only need a little leftover yarn. I used Catania by Schachenmayr (LL 125m/50g) and fluffy yarn.
In my shop you’ll find even more flower children

Or would you rather skip straight to summer? These crocheted seashells are easy to make and are an attractive decoration, especially for the bathroom.
You can use any leftover yarn you have; depending on the type of yarn, the seashells will turn out in different sizes.
Get the pattern here!

The strawberry door wreath looks delightfully early-summery and delicious.

Click here for the pattern



The wreath can be used as a door, wall, or window decoration. It also works very well as a table decoration without the vines.
You’ll receive a detailed, 12-page, richly illustrated pattern for a decorative wreath measuring approx. 25 cm in a spring-themed design, featuring strawberries, flowers, vines, and leaves.

Also well suited for beginners

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

You’ll also need:

• Yarn, hook size 3–4, yardage 133 m/50 g in the colors white, May green, apple green, red, and yellow (1 skein each, 50 g), “Lisa Premium” by Gründl Wolle, and yarn with a yardage of 196 m/50 g in lime green (1 skein, 50 g), “Versailles supersoft” by Buttinette.
• Crochet hooks sizes 2.5 and 3.5
• Weaving needle, darning needle, stuffing
• Styrofoam half-ring, Ø 25 cm
• Approx. 50 cm of white satin ribbon

Knitting Pattern: Sunshine Baby Shoes


This little summer shoe is knitted in no time!

The pattern is for sizes 17–18 (10–12 cm)

Materials:
A set of double-pointed needles size 3
30 g of variegated Melanie Wolle VERENA wool
Leftover white yarn
Crochet hook size 2.5 to 3

Difficulty:
easy–medium (suitable for beginners)
Basic knitting skills are required.

Pattern:
PDF format
The process is explained in detail, step by step, with both pictures and written instructions.

Crochet Pattern Easter Door Wreath
If you’re not a big fan of Christmas and winter, Easter might be more your thing. In preparation for next spring and Easter, here’s a decorative model for the door.


Details & pattern are available here

Since this is one of my first patterns and it’s not really the time to crochet an Easter wreath, there is currently a 25% discount.

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To be completely honest, I prefer it when Christmas is over. All the fuss and Christmas jingles usually really get on my nerves. Everyone wants something, and everyone at the same time.
Besides, once Christmas is over, the days slowly start getting longer again, it will soon be brighter outside again, and then I really start looking forward to spring.

With a grass-green image background, I have these little bags for you, knitted from leftover sock yarn. You could put chocolate Easter bunnies in them, for example.

Here is the pattern.



Furthermore, I have a beautiful crochet shawl here with beech leaves in the background. Isn't it lovely when everything turns green again in spring?

Here is the pattern




And with this shopping bag, you have to look very closely to spot the first tender blades of grass in the background. But you definitely need a shopping bag if you want to buy the first fresh spinach at the market. Man, spring is beautiful!

Here is the pattern

For those first signs of spring

Spring will be back soon 

• Materials for clothing: Yarn in pink, purple, green, and gray (200 m / 50 g), yellow yarn (133 m / 50 g), size 2.5 crochet hook, buttons for the sandals, snap fastener for the dress, stuffing, pins, yarn needle
• Materials for the snake: Scraps of yarn in purple, green, red, and white, size 2 crochet hook, stuffing, yarn needle

Stitches used:

• single crochet
• double crochet
• half double crochet
• treble crochet
• chain stitches