Weekend Projects: Bobbel Patterns, Animals, Leftover Yarn, and Bestsellers

Dear users, dear authors,
how about a few animals as a weekend project? These can often be made with leftover yarn, too. Maybe add a few bobbel patterns or bestsellers? Go for it.

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author is enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

I have a pair of useful animals in a value set to recommend for your weekend!

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Use the weekend for the final Easter push, crochet patterns by Stjerne61

Get out your leftover yarn basket and the right hook, and start the weekend with a new crochet pattern.
All patterns are beginner-friendly, written without abbreviations, and great for using up leftover yarn.

Easter Dreamcatcher


Doorstopper Hippie


Easter Paintbrush Bunny “Shabby”


Now I wish you a wonderful weekend with lovely crochet hours :-)

Knitting pattern Hungry Caterpillar
    Go to the pattern!

The Hungry Caterpillar mainly feeds on leftover yarn :-)
Easy and quick to knit from leftover yarn.

Size: approx. 30 cm with hat

Material: leftover yarn in various colors
25 g white
20 g gray
20 g light blue
Set of double-pointed needles size 3–3.5
W buttons - googly eyes
Stuffing

Difficulty: easy

Pattern: PDF format
Detailed step-by-step instructions with words and pictures!

As the weather warms up, the hedgehogs come out of hibernation too. Spring fever is stirring in them as well!
These are Anny and Bruno, enjoying the first warming rays of sunshine. Bruno presents his beloved with a beautiful flower, which she happily accepts, of course!

Anny and Bruno are about 11 cm tall. You can place them between your flower pots as decoration. But they are made so that you can also use them as finger puppets. Or you can tuck a little surprise into the pocket in their belly: a small chocolate egg or maybe even a small banknote?

You can quickly crochet these finger puppets from a few bits of leftover yarn. You’ll find the pattern here!

• Triangular shawl "Miach"

The shawl is worked from the bottom up. It is crocheted with a 1000 m 3-ply gradient yarn cake and a size 3 hook. Of course, you can also use any other yarn with a suitable hook. My shawl measures 180 cm x 75 cm. The pattern is also suitable for beginners . It is written out, with photos and a chart.
If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help  


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I hope you have lots of fun crocheting :) 

Ideal for Bobbel / gradient yarns:
Crochet Pattern Lace Shawl Airy-Light


(To purchase/download, please click the image)

Quick and easy to crochet and versatile to wear, e.g. as a shoulder wrap / poncho / triangular shawl / neckerchief / scarf / hooded scarf.. 

• Variable size
• Any yarn
• No gauge
• No crochet chart
• For both experienced crocheters and beginners
  
• These crochet skills are enough: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches.

The PDF crochet pattern contains

• Short version of the pattern
• Step-by-step illustrated pattern
• Crochet techniques for beginners plus link tips

Material:
Basically, you can use any yarn you like (700 m), with a hook about one to two sizes larger than recommended on the respective ball band.
Fine lace yarns are especially recommended for this pattern. 4-ply sock yarn also works well. 

The weekend is a great time to equip the family with door hangers. Every housemate will be happy about them, and keys will be a thing of the past. 

Now a little bear or an owl takes over the role of door guard. Everyone is sure to have fun with them, and the little animals will be used eagerly.

Both are easy and quick to crochet, even for beginners who have basic knowledge. Everything is explained very well in the patterns.

Here you can get both as a double pack - owl and little bear

to distract ourselves and brighten up this weekend, what could be nicer than making beautiful animals?


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Use leftover yarn to save money! Make markers in the shape of animals and use very little yarn!

I'll give you some very good knitting ideas!

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Looking for a small project for in between?
These wrist warmers are perfect for that!

The simple yet sophisticated cable pattern is fun, and the result is simply delightful.
And if you like, you can creatively spice them up with rhinestones!

A detailed description guides you step by step through the knitting process.
The knitting chart also helps you work through the pattern repeat.

Also a lovely project for beginners who want to expand their skills!

The length of the finished wrist warmers is about 20 cm.
Of course, as always, the gauge is included.

Perfect, too, if you want to shrink your leftover yarn stash!

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

 

If anyone’s looking for a quick little crochet project for tonight, these koalas don’t take much time or much yarn—making them the perfect spontaneous Sunday evening project (click the image to open the link):


I recommend using cotton yarn (if you want to make it into a toy, organic cotton is best) with a yardage of at least 95 m. About 20 g should be enough. Add some small scraps of black, white, and a second color for the inside of the ears, along with some stuffing, and you’re ready to go. Depending on the yarn and hook size, the koala will be between 12 and 17 cm tall. I tested it with hook sizes ranging from 2.5 to 3.0.

The pattern is suitable for beginners with some prior experience and includes many illustrations.