New in March + February 26/27/28

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Here you can showcase your new releases from March
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and from February 26/27/28.
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Brand new from my shop Stjerne61

Pot Holder "Wild Life" / Tunisian crochet

Things are getting wild with this special motif, creating a real eye-catcher in your kitchen.
The pot holder is crocheted in Tunisian simple stitch, which isn’t difficult at all and is explained in the pattern.


Details & pattern are available here


The motif also looks stylish in other color combinations and can be adapted to your personal taste.

The pattern includes 2 charts, one in brown and one in pink; as always, the pattern contains no abbreviations.

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It doesn’t always have to be candy! An exciting book paired with a fun bookmark is sure to be a welcome Easter gift.  You can quickly crochet these 3 bookmarks featuring Easter animals (bunny, chick, and lamb) using tiny amounts of leftover yarn. The pattern is very simple and shows each step with plenty of pictures. I crocheted them using Catania by Schachenmayr. But any other yarn will work, as long as it’s not too thick.
Click here for the pattern!



“Timeless” Table Runner

• This table runner is a real eye-catcher and, as the name suggests, timeless, so it fits anytime and anywhere.
• Using the specified material, mine measures:
• approx. 34 cm x approx. 76 cm
• Of course, you can also use a different yarn; then it will automatically turn out wider.
• The pattern includes 2 PDF files: one with pictures after each crocheted row and one without
• pictures.
• Each row is also described in writing, plus 2 charts (one for making it wider)
• Ideal for beginners!
• If you have any questions, you can contact me anytime; I will reply as quickly as possible.
• Contact details are included in the pattern.
• I hope you enjoy crocheting :)

Click here for the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/elchenskreativehaekelecke

This funny flock of chickens has just hatched, but it can
easily grow even bigger!

Pattern for knitted chickens

The pattern is very suitable for beginner knitters because it is super easy,
you can also knit the chickens from leftover yarn (with size 5 needles).
Otherwise, you need 50 g of yarn per chicken and potholder yarn in
red and yellow, as well as 2 beads for the eyes.
It is knitted with knit and purl stitches; for the crochet parts, chain stitches,
slip stitches, single crochet, and double crochet are used.

Soul warmers are simply the best companions in every season!

The combination of 2 patterns brings liveliness into play.
The edging is worked at a simple angle, creating the "blazer effect".

The cut of the soul warmer is made entirely without decreases or increases...
... which makes it absolutely recommended for beginners too!

A detailed description guides you row by row through the crochet process.
For clarification, the pattern includes 3 crochet charts .
In addition, 3 schematics help - step by step - with creating the shrug.

This pattern is designed for sizes S/M/L/XL.
However, the pattern explains exactly how the soul warmer can easily be
adjusted to any size.
The included cut and the gauge help with that!

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

Cute Sweater for All Ages: With this pattern, you’ll be able to crochet this sweater in all sizes; plenty of pictures will help you along the way. The pattern is very detailed, spanning 17 pages, with plenty of pictures to guide you. The pattern includes a crochet chart for the raglan; the RVO principle is explained in detail, and size 116/122 is described row by row. The instructions for the bunny appliqué are, of course, included in the pattern. To crochet the sweater, you’ll need: a size 3–4 crochet hook (depending on the yarn used) Yarn: For the summer version (light blue sweater), I used Twister Polo 50 g, 140 m in the color bleu 51; for a size 116/122 sweater, you’ll need 5 skeins of 50 g each in your chosen color. The warm winter version was crocheted using Schöller & Stahl Babymix (50 g, 135 m; striped sweater). For size 116/122, 3 skeins of color 12 (apricot), 2 skeins of color 09 (pistachio), and 1 skein of color 15 (grass) were used. For the bunny appliqué, Schachenmayr Brazilia in color 002 (natural) was used. For other sizes, you’ll need to adjust the yarn requirements accordingly. You’ll also need matching buttons, beads for the eyes, scissors, and a suitable jacket or top to adjust the size if necessary. To crochet this sweater, you’ll need to know how to work the following stitches:

• single crochet (sc) double crochet (dc) half double crochet (hdc) front post double crochet (fpdc) back post double crochet (bpdc) crab stitchClick here to go directly to the pattern 
  

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Rosalie, the Peony Girl , is brand new in my shop.
You can fully dress and undress Rosalie, and all the other clothing sets from my shop fit her as well.

Click here for the pattern

     

You’ll receive a detailed 39-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate it. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall. The PDF includes the pattern for the doll, the dress, the shoes, the hat with a rose blossom, as well as the stole and the parasol. A separate crochet chart is included for the parasol and the stole.
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, double crochet, and treble crochet, as well as chain stitches and slip stitches.

You will also need:

• Yarn, hook size 2 ½–3 in sand for the body (2 skeins of 50 g each),
• Yarn suitable for hook size 3–4, 133 m/50 g, in white, dark gray, and dark red (1 skein each, 50 g) and dusty pink (2 skeins of 50 g each) for the clothing
• For the hair, I used “Catania” in cinnamon by Schachenmayer (2 skeins of 50 g each).
• For the parasol and the stole, white cotton yarn, 125 m/50 g, in white (1 x 50 g). If you have filet crochet yarn available, you can use that as well.
• Crochet hooks sizes 3.5 and 2.5
• Weaving needle, darning needle,
• Stuffing, 2 safety eyes, 12 mm
• 8 wires, each 27 cm long, approx. Ø 3 mm
• 1 small button
• Embroidery floss in black or dark brown and dark red
• 1 teardrop-shaped glass gem or another large button for the stole

I have something new for you today,
the Easter calendar,
after my many Advent calendar animals, there is now an Easter calendar,
10 animals to make the wait for the Easter Bunny shorter,...
fill them either with a surprise egg or with other little treats,
of course, the 5 pairs of animals match my other gift packaging, and you can also add some of the Advent calendar animals,

these animals are available here as a saver set,
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37694/osterkalender-adventskalender-und-geschenktaschen-gehaekelt-von-dadade



or also in pairs,
for example, as gift packaging for Easter, Mother's Day, etc.

here are Mr. Ladybug and Mrs. Ladybug
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37692/osterkalender-und-geschenk-marienkaefer-gehaekelt-von-dadade



or Mrs. Sheep with Mr. Ram
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37689/osterkalender-oder-als-geschenk-verpackung-schaf-gehaekelt-von-dadade

Brand new and just in time for Easter, these two sweet bunnies Hugo and Hetti have moved into the neighborhood here.



These two cuties are two especially adorable heralds of spring and the ideal project for cozy crochet evenings.

With the detailed pattern incl. photo tutorial for the body, even crochet beginners with a little practice will have fun and quickly see sweet results.

And the best part is, since the pattern is written for any yarn you like, you don’t have to run to the yarn shop first—you can start crocheting right away! Just grab your favorite yarn and make yourself comfortable.
You’ll find the pattern and more info, as always, here in my shop >>>

Spring is knocking at the door!

Conjure up some wonderful, colorful decor for your home with these two ducks!



The small duck is an egg cup for your breakfast egg or an original "packaging" for a chocolate egg,
the large duck is an oversized egg cup for the well-known large
chocolate eggs or an original Easter basket for Easter treats.

--- to the pattern for the small duck ---

--- to the pattern for the large duck ---

The patterns are written to be beginner-friendly; they include step-by-step
instructions and are richly illustrated. - Basic crochet skills should
still be present.

You will need cotton yarn in orange and yellow (LL115m/50g - e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun), a crochet hook
in size 3, some stuffing, stitch markers, and a needle for
sewing together.

With this sweet baby outfit, consisting of pants, a jacket, and a hat, your little treasure will always be dressed cozy and warm. The outfit fits babies from about 3–4 months up to one year.

The knitting pattern is easy to knit using the pattern chart, even for beginners with basic skills. It can be used on both sides.

All pieces are knitted from 6-ply sock yarn.
The pants are knitted in one piece, with no seams. And the jacket only needs to be sewn or crocheted together at the top of the shoulder.



Click here for the knitting pattern for the value set: baby pants, jacket, and hat

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@ternuraamigurumi,
here in this thread, as the title and the first post clearly state, only and exclusively
patterns from March and from February 26, 27, and 28 are allowed.
Your pattern was, firstly, from February 14 and therefore may not be promoted here at all, and secondly, the Spanish text does not fit an English pattern in a German promotional thread.

Please read the information in the first post and also adjust the language.

Let me introduce you to Stuart!



Stuart is a very romantic boy; with his big bulging eyes, he captivates everyone! His final measurements are approx. 35 cm.

This project is easy to follow with this manual.
It contains 12 well-detailed pages, step by step, with useful instructions and photos.

Click here to get the instructions for Stuart

to see more amigurumis, visit my shop
Ich warte auf dich!

Bookmarks

There are several models to choose from and to make part of your library!! They are ideal for giving and collecting.
Making this project is easy to understand with this manual.
They include very detailed pages, step by step, with useful instructions and photos.



You can find the pattern for the koala bear here



You can find the pattern for making a monkey bookmark here

You can find the instructions for making Chick here



You can find the instructions for making a frog bookmark here

You can find the instructions for making whale bookmarks here


To see more amigurumi, visit my shop
Ich warte auf dich!

There are actually only a few patterns available for Barbie’s boyfriend Ken. But doll moms and dads want to dress him nicely, too.

Here you have a traditional crocheted outfit with short leather trousers, knee socks, a traditional jacket, and a traditional hat. It also includes the pattern for the beer mug and, as a bonus, sewing instructions (with pattern pieces) for the traditional shirt. That gives Ken something great to wear for Easter.

The pattern isn’t difficult and can be crocheted from a small amount of leftover yarn (I used Catania by Schachenmayr).You can download it here!

My new lace shawl “Faro”, a rectangular stole, is knitted from a fairly fine cotton-blend yarn, though other yarns will work too. The pattern is written out row by row and also shown in a knitting chart. Click here for the knitting pattern.

This cute children’s sweater with a collar is perfect for the transitional season and even for summer. Since it’s knitted from cotton, it can be worn year-round. In winter, simply dress your child in a shirt or onesie underneath. It fits sizes 92 through 104, so it’ll grow with them for a while.

The sweater is slightly longer in size 92—making it more of a long sweater. In this size, it looks especially cute on girls. For boys, it’s simply knitted a bit shorter. Thanks to its length, the sweater will last for a while.

The pattern is written in an easy-to-understand way. However, you should have some knitting experience and know the following basics:

• knit and purl stitches
• increasing stitches
• binding off stitches
• slip stitches
• knitting in the round
• changing colors (for the stripes)
• picking up stitches to continue knitting
• sewing with the Kitchener stitch (would be an advantage)

The sweater has very few seams. It only needs to be sewn together at the shoulders and under the arms.

What makes it special: 

• The pattern was written without abbreviations.
• The photos are on separate pages and therefore do not need to be printed.



Click here for the knitting pattern for the children’s sweater with a collar.

For this poncho cape, you only need 200 g of sock yarn. I knitted this one using yarn with a cashmere blend, which gives it a fluffy texture. The poncho cape is pleasantly light, easy to put on and take off, and looks very pretty whether buttoned up or left open. Since it’s not as long as a typical poncho, it allows for good arm movement and keeps you nice and warm without feeling restrictive. Perfect for wearing any time of year!

Even beginners with some knitting experience can easily make this poncho cape. You should have the following basic skills:

• Knitting and purling
• Picking up and binding off stitches
• Knitting buttonholes or yarn overs
• Increasing from a single stitch

Special features of this knitting pattern:

• The pattern does not contain any abbreviations.
• The photos are on separate pages; you do not need to print them. 

The size described is one-size-fits-all and fits sizes 36 to 42/44. Other sizes can be easily adjusted.



Click here for the knitting pattern for the poncho cape made from sock yarn. 

With this little crocheted bag, toddlers can go shopping with their parents. They’ll surely love being able to carry part of the groceries themselves—for example, a banana and an apple—or other small items.

The pattern also shows how to crochet little carrots and lemons. These can be used to stock the play store, for example, so kids can pretend to go shopping at home. The bag is about 17 cm tall, and the size can easily be adjusted as desired.

It’s very well suited for beginners with basic crochet skills.

What makes it special: The pattern is written in a user-friendly way, since the photos are placed on separate pages and don’t need to be printed out. There are also no abbreviations.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the small shopping bag for toddlers, complete with contents.



With these play kitchen ingredients, you’ll make your child or grandchild very happy—maybe as an Easter surprise?

Children ages 2 and up want to imitate everything adults do, even in the kitchen. Here, you give them the opportunity to get creative with food. Yes, it can even happen that children who were previously picky eaters develop a whole new appreciation for vegetables, for example, through play. I’ve deliberately chosen healthy ingredients here to pique the child’s interest.

All these items can be crocheted very easily and quickly—even by beginners with basic skills. It’s so much fun to crochet such lovely gifts for your children or grandchildren. It makes you feel like a kid again.

What makes this special: This pattern is written without any abbreviations. Plus, the photos are on separate pages, so you don’t have to print them out.

Click here for the crochet pattern for the play kitchen accessories.



I have 3 new patterns right away:
Heart Desire:


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37551/heart-desire-gestrickter-schal-oder-dreieckstuch
Heart Desire is a pattern for 2 shawls, one as a triangular shawl made with 100g Quiviut and one as a stole made with 200g Silken BFL or 200g Tahita. A super easy pattern, absolutely suitable for beginners.


Seidentraum:


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37788/gestricktes-dreieckstuch-seidentraeumchen
Seidentraum is made with 100g Soft Silk by BC Garn (color A) and 100 g Bamboo Silk by Roosteryarn (color
B); both are wonderfully soft yarns. The stitch patterns are simple
and explained in detail.

LadyLike:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/37790/gestrickter-cowl-ladylike
LadyLike, a knitted lightweight cowl with 50g each of Bio Balance by BC Garn LL 225m, (color A) and 50g Andean Mist Flamme by Schmeichelgarne (color B)
The stitch patterns are explained in detail.

A crochet pattern for a blanket is my contribution for the month of March



Crocheted using only double crochet and chain stitches, this large granny is easy to make. 

Across 10 pages, this pattern explains round by round, with lots of pictures and a crochet chart, exactly how to crochet this blanket. 

We start in the middle and finish when we have reached the desired size or run out of yarn.

Here you can go straight to the pattern. I also show a second blanket that I crocheted from leftovers. 

Our February Mystery CAL BASTET is now also available as a full version on Crazypatterns.





This extraordinary shawl was thoroughly tested in a CAL with over 900 participants.

In each part, the shawl changes its shape; from part 2 onward, you can extend any part as you like if the shawl already seems perfect to you. But you can also continue to enjoy the process and let the new shapes surprise you.

The pattern is written out. Due to the size of the shawl and the constantly changing pattern, a crochet chart was unfortunately not possible.

Materials needed:

• 1200 m 4-ply gradient yarn, e.g., from Wollcat Farbverlaufsgarne
• 4 mm crochet hook
• scissors
• yarn needle

A crocheted short dirndl for Barbies and compatible 30-cm-tall dress-up dolls. The dirndl comes in blue and pink. Underneath, Barbie wears a white blouse with puff sleeves (which is crocheted on and does not need to be put on separately). The pattern also includes a matching heart-shaped traditional bag.
Give your children’s or grandchildren’s Barbies a new look and crochet this enchanting dirndl!
Click here for the pattern!

 Start thinking about Mother’s Day now! This pretty shopping bag in shades of pink, crocheted using the filet technique, is easy enough for beginners to make—all you need to know is how to do chain stitches, slip stitches, and double crochet. Everything else is explained in detail in the pattern. The bag offers plenty of space for groceries; it measures approximately 40 cm x 50 cm. It’s crocheted using cotton yarn with a length of 125 m / 50 g and a 2.0 mm crochet hook.Click here to access the pattern!