New in February + January 29, 30, and 31

Dear users, dear authors,
January is over—now it’s time for a sensational February.
Here in this thread there is plenty of space for all new releases from February and from January 29, 30, and 31.
Shop now and then have fun making them.

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@Authors,
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You can showcase all your new releases for February here, along with the new releases from January 29, 30, and 31.
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Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.
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Brand new and free!!!


To go with the “Hippo Heat Pad Cover” crochet pattern, here’s the free ADDITIONAL PATTERN for a cute headband with a bow!

Get it now!

You’ll need: Scraps of Catania yarn in natural and mint (light gray) Crochet hook size 3 Darning needle
Required skills: Chain stitch Single crochet Half double crochet Double crochet 

To the pattern / Click me



Brand new and an absolute highlight is the "ZickeZacke" table runner,

the pattern includes 2 sizes and 3 different motifs.

As always, it is described in detail, with explanations

and the charts are also included.

Ideal for beginners, too.

It is crocheted with Schachenmayr Catania Originals and a 3.0 mm hook

You can find the exact yarn quantity in the pattern.

Now have lots of fun crocheting :-)

A spring flower meadow on your breakfast table!

These enchanting egg cozies will bring spring into your home! Snowdrops, tulips, bellflowers, and daffodils add colorful spring hues to your table, even when it’s still cold and dreary outside.
For the egg cozies, it’s best to use cotton with a yardage of 125 m/50 g (e.g., Catania by Schachenmayr). For one egg cozy, you’ll need about 20–30 g of the main color and a tiny leftover bit of green. So these egg cozies are perfect for using up scraps!
Let your breakfast table bloom too and crochet this beautiful table decoration!
Click here to get to the pattern!

Brand new is this children's hat with knitted-in beads!

to the pattern for the hat with beads

You'll need 50 g of wool blend with a yardage of 120 m/50 g, 1 pack of fuse beads,
as well as 1 set of double-pointed needles and a size 3 circular knitting needle
and a size 2 crochet hook for the beads,

The pattern is very well explained step by step with pictures!

The model is described for a head circumference of 44–48 cm, but it also explains how it can be made
larger or smaller.

A new In-finito shawl.
In-finito 3.0 already gives a hint of spring.

The shawl is an infinity shawl, and you can choose the size yourself.
Just pick your favorite yarn cake and a matching crochet hook, and you’re ready to go.
Find the pattern here: In-finito 3.0

Neckwarmers are the perfect way to spice up our outfits in fall and winter!
Why not try one with fringe?
The simple relief pattern adds a 3D effect.

Once you’ve crocheted the pattern repeat, you’ll get the hang of it -
even beginners will enjoy this pattern!

A detailed step-by-step explanation guides you through the crochet pattern.
For clarification, the pattern includes 1 crochet chart.
In addition, a template with an integrated diagram helps you through the crochet process.
Attaching the fringe is also described in detail and illustrated with pictures.

When laid flat, the scarf has a size of about 13 x 84 cm (without fringe), 23 x 84 cm (with fringe).
However, it can easily be made smaller or larger as needed.
The included template and the gauge will help with that!

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

Crochet Pattern Easter Dream Catcher Fun
After the work is done, the little bunny can nibble on his festive carrot and relax, because all the eggs are brightly painted and hanging up to dry.

Colorful and cheerful, this Easter dream catcher brings Easter spirit into your home; it is also great as gift packaging for money. Leftover yarn is enough to make it—the more colorful, the better.


Details & Pattern


The pattern is also suitable for beginners with the following basic skills:

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

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Crochet Pattern - Schefflera Umbrella Tree

Indoor palms are very popular. They come in a wide variety of shapes and types.

Now you can crochet your own Schefflera umbrella tree. The Schefflera shown here in two versions is approx. 50 cm tall (without pot), is delicately made, and even up close is hardly distinguishable from a real plant.

The pattern leaves plenty of room for your own creations and can be adapted to your wishes and ideas.

The very detailed pattern shows in words, pictures, and a crochet chart how to crochet this beautiful Schefflera umbrella tree and is also suitable for beginners.


Materials:

• “puppets Eldorado” crochet thread or comparable thread from other manufacturers, size 10, in light green, dark green, olive green, gradient yarn
• 1.0 crochet hook
• wrapping wire
• floral wrapping wire
• floral stem wire
• 16 cm cachepot
• Styrofoam or floral foam
• some felt the size of the flowerpot

The Dalmatian bellflower, also known as the cushion bellflower, grows in a creeping, cushion-forming habit and reaches a height of only about 10 cm. It has limited longevity as a houseplant because it doesn’t tolerate heat well. However, this crocheted cushion flower is suitable for any weather and any location.

The flowers and leaves are quick to crochet, and assembling them leaves plenty of room for your own creative ideas.

Whether as a small flowerpot with long and short trailing stems, or as ground cover for planter bowls and arrangements, it’s a real highlight for your own flower display or as a gift.

The detailed pattern shows and explains how you can crochet your own cushion flower creation.
Also suitable for beginners.

Materials:

• Crochet yarn, size 10 (purple / gradient yarn)
• White
• Dark green
• Wrapping wire
• Stem wire
• Green crepe tape
• Crochet hook - 1.0 mm
  A pattern for a flower bowl is also included.
  

These matching wrist warmers are perfect for knitting with leftover yarn. They’re very easy to knit, even for beginners with basic skills.

What makes them special: You don’t need a set of double-pointed needles—they’re knitted in one straight piece. Finally, they’re sewn together invisibly along the sides using mattress stitch. The pattern includes all the steps and photos.



Click here for the knitting pattern for the matching wrist warmers.

Baby’s First Cuddly Bear could also be the first bear you ever knit. That’s because it’s made entirely from straight pieces, making it perfect for beginners (with basic skills).

I knitted this little bear from leftover cotton yarn. When finished, it weighs just under 140 g.

Your child or grandchild will love it and won’t want to let it go.



Click here for the knitting pattern for Baby’s First Cuddly Bear.

Not just for Easter: Mathilda, the bow basket in four sizes!

Whether as a note box on your desk, an Easter basket, or a bread basket: Mathilda is an eye-catcher in every size. This playful fabric basket with bows is a clever storage basket and is also perfect for sewing beginners!









As materials, sturdy fabrics are suitable - I recommend SnapPap, cork, faux leather, or oilcloth. Fabric scraps are perfect for the small basket.

To make sewing easier, I also recommend using a bias tape maker! I have sewn the basket with and without one, and I would never want to do without it again. A tutorial for the bias tape maker is included!

Click here for the sewing instructions and sewing pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/36829/mathilda-das-schleifenkoerbchen-schnittmuster-und-naehanleitung

Have fun sewing,
Sonja

Something’s crawling! These little dragonflies are beautiful little splashes of color and are perfect, for example, as decorations for houseplants, as hanging decorations or mobiles, as bag charms, or even as very special stuffed animals. Once finished, they’ll measure a good 16 cm.

  

The pattern is 7 pages long, with plenty of pictures and detailed instructions. It also includes a few tips and tricks to help make your amigurumi extra beautiful. :-)

Now flutter off and get started

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I have a new scarf for you to discover. It works up quickly in crochet and features special stitches that provide extra warmth.

Here’s the pattern.

My new favorite craft project is making little crocheted pouches . You can pack all sorts of things inside them to give as gifts or use them to neatly store your own treasures. Even the Easter Bunny can build his nest in one:



Following the pattern, you can crochet the pouch in two sizes.



You have complete freedom when it comes to choosing yarn. You can use any yarn (whether lace or sock yarn) that works with a size 2 or 2.5 crochet hook. Feel free to check out my examples. Here’s a large pouch made from 60 g of colorful sock yarn:



After making the first and second little pouches, you’ll still want to make another one. And they’re soooo practical. So, grab your crochet hook—but first, check your yarn basket for some pretty leftover yarn.

Click here to go straight to the pattern.

Warm regards from Ina

Now you can bring spring into your home and also crochet up lots of colorful leftover yarn into something pretty. This colorful placemat with the egg cozies and scattered decorations gives you lots of ideas, and you'll have pretty Easter gifts ready in no time.

The pattern is super easy for beginners—with basic crochet skills—to understand, because it has no abbreviations and everything is explained well. The photos are mostly placed on pages that do not need to be printed.



Click here for the colorful spring meadow—the flower egg cozies with placemat.

Now also available as a knitting set:

Value Set New Zealand Hat and Boot Cuffs – knitting patterns with basic knitting techniques (plus crochet basics for the cord)



To purchase/download, please click the image


The hat and boot cuffs go together.

1) Clever, easy-to-knit hat for children, women, and men from a head circumference of 48 cm up to large men’s sizes - knitted in the round or in rows

Basic knitting skills are sufficient.
Crochet skills: chain stitches

2) Boot cuffs knitted easily and quickly in rows or in the round - your choice.
The pattern used here is also wonderfully suitable for scarves or (mobius) loops, since it looks the same on both sides.

Included in the download:

• PDF knitting pattern for the hat with pictures (incl. cord crochet instructions and making a tassel)
• PDF knitting pattern for boot cuffs in rows – also for scarves
• PDF knitting pattern for boot cuffs in the round with a set of double-pointed needles or with a circular knitting needle for a loop
  
• PDF Knitting Basics – basic knitting techniques
• PDF Crochet Basics – crochet techniques

Material:
Used here: Adriafil New Zealand Print, 75% wool, 25% acrylic, 100 g – 200 m, needle size 4.5

• For the hat: approx. 100 g gray + 50 g multicolor (New Zealand Print)
• For the boot cuffs: 50 g to 100 g depending on cuff height.
• For a close-fitting cowl: approx. 150 g yarn

Hat and cuff patterns are also available separately.

I have a new Granny pattern for the month of February



Granny Number 6 complements my other granny squares. They all have the same side length, so you can easily join them together to make a pillow or a blanket.

It’s crocheted using only single crochet, chain stitches, and double crochet. The pattern includes a crochet chart and also provides row-by-row instructions with stitch counts to guide you to the finished granny square.



Take a look at my granny squares.

Do you need a new outfit for your little dolls? Then why not dress them up in a cute chick costume?
Brand new in my shop is the outfit for Kimi the Easter Chick.

Click here for the pattern

      

You’ll receive a detailed 20-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you make it. The outfit fits dolls approximately 36 cm tall.
The PDF includes the pattern for the jumpsuit, the chick shoes, the hat, as well as the little flowers and the large Easter egg.
Suitable for advanced crocheters

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

You’ll also need:

• Yarn for hook size 3–4 (LL 133 m/50 g) in sun yellow (approx. 4 balls of 50 g each), light yellow, white, and orange (1 ball of 50 g each), and apple green (a small leftover amount is enough)
• 3.5 mm crochet hook
• Yarn needle, darning needle
• stuffing

High up in the north there are very special sheep... pincushion sheep. They stand on their little hills decorated with buttons, have adorned themselves with colorful pins, and whenever someone needs their help, they are quickly on hand. They make sure you always have a needle at hand.



Crochet your own sweet little pincushion sheep with their funny wooden spool feet. They are wonderfully useful for needlework and make a great gift, for example, for a sewing friend.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37374/haekelanleitung-nadelkissen-schafe-pdf-datei

The crochet pattern for the little pincushion sheep is 21 pages long and includes lots of photos. It contains step-by-step instructions and is also well suited for beginners.

Selling the finished little pincushion sheep, for example in shops, at markets and/or online, is permitted in small quantities. You can find more details in the pattern!

The pattern is in PDF format!




February isn’t quite over yet, and the best is saved for last ;)
Brand new and with a 20% introductory discount:
the Koala heating pad cover!



This heating pad cover isn’t just for grain or cherry pit pillows — it can also be used for cooling pads, scented pillows, or even as gift wrapping!

It can also be made as a comforter for babies.

The instructions are very detailed and illustrated, and also include a print-friendly quick guide.

Suitable for both beginners and advanced crafters.
You can find more information in the product description.

Easter is coming soon, and of course you’ll want to enjoy your Easter egg at the breakfast table. And this one is already waiting for you in its self-crocheted egg cup.



click here for the pattern

You should have these skills:

• chain stitches
• single crochet
• slip stitches
• double crochet

Materials

• Crochet hook size 2.5
• Darning needle for weaving in the ends and sewing on the individual pieces
• Yarn: I used leftovers with a needle size of 2.5–3.5.
• Empty toilet paper roll
  

These cute bunnies with their colorful little tails are incredibly versatile. Whether on an Easter branch, as a table decoration, in an Easter basket, on a keychain, or attached to a small gift—they’re always a colorful and charming eye-catcher.

Great for beginners and for using up leftover yarn.
Very quick to crochet (for experienced crocheters: about 10 minutes per bunny)

Click here for the pattern



You’ll receive a detailed PDF pattern (10 pages) with text and over 30 step-by-step photos. The pattern also includes a print-friendly version without the step-by-step photos.

The pieces were crocheted using Catania yarn and a 2.5 mm hook.

The bunnies are 7 cm tall, and the carrots are 5 cm long.

A little daisy, still so tiny, would love to be with you!
Crochet this sweet flower child! With just a few leftover pieces of yarn, you can whip up a beautiful spring decoration! The daisy comes with 3 blossoms. It’s about 13 cm tall and has movable joints, so it can be posed in different positions. It’s crocheted entirely using single crochet stitches.
Find the pattern here! 

Together with other flower children, you can create an entire flower meadow. Click here for the “Flower Children” collection!