Pentecost: new designs online

Dear users, dear authors,
How about flowers and scatter decorations for the Pentecost season? A cozy breakfast on the holidays also deserves to be beautifully decorated. And besides, you can always use new clothing.
Just get started right away.

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

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Little girls want to be nicely dressed for Pentecost, too. How about this little dress that already fits a baby girl and will still fit a 3-year-old later on?

The strappy dress is easy to knit, with no seams, so it’s very beginner-friendly. The pattern explains all the steps in great detail and includes plenty of photos. However, some basic knitting skills should be available.

The strappy dress is knitted from cotton and can be worn year-round. The hearts are knitted in using purl and knit stitches. The chart is, of course, included in the pattern.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the adjustable strappy dress with knitted-in hearts.

Crochet patterns for Pentecost table decorations

Ivy,
with leftover yarn and a suitable hook, you can quickly crochet a wonderful table decoration. Individual leaves are also perfect as scatter decorations.


You can find details & the pattern here

Crocheted with

• magic ring
• chain and slip stitches
• single crochet stitches
• double crochet and treble crochet stitches

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Couple Egg Cozy
These two will bring color and good cheer to the breakfast table for Pentecost; they are quick to make, and a bit of leftover yarn is enough.

You can find details & the pattern here

You need the following skills:

• magic ring
• chain, slip stitch, and single crochet stitches
  

Both patterns are beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.

Pentecost is strawberry season!
How about this little strawberry child as a table decoration? The strawberry child also looks wonderful on a seasonal display table.
It’s just as cute as the strawberries it loves to snack on! It’s wearing green trousers with suspenders, a red sweater, and a red strawberry hat. The crocheted strawberry it’s carrying is almost indistinguishable from a real one. It’s about 12 cm tall and, thanks to a wire frame, can move its arms and legs however you like.
To crochet it, you’ll need leftover cotton yarn in soft apricot, red, white, yellow, and green, 2.5 mm and 2.0 mm crochet hooks, some stuffing, chenille wire and floral wire, as well as some embroidery floss for the face.
You can find the pattern HERE!

A bouquet of flowers on the table turns any meal into a feast. Paper flowers are especially practical because they don’t shed pollen or lose their petals.


 
These flowers are about 25 cm tall, with blooms about 8 cm in diameter. They’re also well suited for beginners and require no special prior knowledge—just a little patience and precision.

In a lightweight yarn, this is a timeless spring/summer jacket:

Knitting Pattern Jacket/Cardigan SILK BLEND




(To purchase/download, please click the image)

This classic-style jacket with a simple lace pattern is basically suitable for all seasons.

Size 38/40 is described in detail, with adjustment tips for size 36 as well as size 42/44. The lace-pattern band also allows for any number of buttons—if desired.

Materials used here:

Rico Fashion Silk blend dk, 50 g – 220 m, 45% cotton, 45% silk, 10% polyamide, for needle size 5.0. Gauge according to the ball band in stockinette stitch with size 5.0 needles: 20 stitches x 30 rows = 10 cm x 10 cm. Tips on converting a gauge, among other things, are available in my blog.

Amount: approx. 350 g size 36; approx. 400 g size 38/40; approx. 450 g size 42/44

(Alternative yarns: yardage depends on the information on the respective ball bands)

Included in the download :

• PDF knitting pattern Cardigan Jacket Silk blend
  - includes images from the image gallery, no knitting chart
  
  
• PDF Knitting Basics – basic knitting techniques with pictures

It's supposed to be warm for Pentecost—so the Barbies of our daughters and granddaughters will be happy to show off their new wardrobe. All the designs are crocheted. You can mix and match however you like. And they don't need much yarn either.

--> Click here and you'll go straight to the pattern!

I hope you enjoy the pattern and have a lovely Pentecost holiday. Yours, Ina