New Crochet Patterns for June and May 29, 30, and 31

Dear users, dear authors,
how about some new crochet patterns?
Shop new arrivals now.

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@Authors,
here you can present the new releases from June and from May 29/30/31. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.
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Airy, summery, and trendy ...
... all these descriptions fit this crochet top!
The special feature of this top is that
the sides remain open and the finish is designed in a very interesting way!

The basic pattern is a lot of fun and still not difficult,
so even beginners will enjoy this pattern.

A detailed row-by-row description guides you through the crochet process.
For clarification, there are also 2 crochet charts in the pattern.
A schematic also makes it easier to work through.

This pattern is designed for sizes S / M / L / XL.
However, the included template and gauges make it possible to adjust it individually as well.

And here’s where you’ll find the pattern and more details...

 

A shawl for summer, just right for a vacation at the beach or in the mountains. You can find this shawl with the beautiful wave pattern here!


click here for the pattern

In the pattern, you'll find the pattern repeat explained step by step, and a crochet chart is included as well.

For the shawl, you need a 1500m/300-gram gradient cake. I used the matching “Bergsee” gradient cake from BlackBobbel and a size 3 crochet hook.

Chain stitches, single crochets, double crochets, and treble crochets are used.

I wish everyone a wonderful start to summer with this shawl.

Fresh in the shop are my pinwheels. Easy to crochet and, at around 15 grams in the main color, also great for working up from scraps on the side. A cute decoration for the house and garden, and also as an addition to a bouquet of flowers


Here you can find more information and the pattern

Best regards
Caro

Summer is coming, and a watermelon is a must-have for the play shop and the kids’ kitchen .

                               

The pattern  is also suitable for beginners, but you should be familiar with a magic ring, single crochet, chain stitches, and slip stitches. The color changes are explained in the pattern, and thanks to a special distribution of increases, the watermelon turns out truly round—not hexagonal .

Just stop by my Shop  and discover the other types of fruit, too...

Click here for the crochet pattern for the ladybug pot holders.



These fun ladybugs are waiting to be put to use in your kitchen—as pot holders. Plus, they’re real eye-catchers, and everyone will ask you where you bought them.

The ladybugs are very easy to crochet—even as a beginner with just basic skills, you’ll have no trouble making them. The pattern explains everything in detail, with no abbreviations.

To save your printer, you’ll also receive a print-friendly file without photos.

More?

Fruity-sweet tablecloth in a watermelon design ♥

Quick to crochet with cotton yarn and a 3.5 mm hook. Thanks to the simple pattern, the 80 cm diameter can be made smaller or larger very easily!

A crocheted tablecloth for the garden table....



This beautiful tablecloth is made up of many individual flowers. The size can be customized to suit your needs and preferences.

Whether as a large hexagonal tablecloth, a small doily, or an oval one.

Since the individual flowers require only a small amount of yarn, this pattern is also a great way to use up leftover yarn. 



Click here for the pattern

Lilly Baby Blanket—a cozy baby blanket for every new arrival!



-- See the pattern --

The little mouse family—with Papa Mouse, Mama Mouse, and Baby Mouse—is sure to put a smile on everyone’s face. - The blanket isn’t just for little girls, but for little boys too: Simply sew the little bow onto Baby Mouse as a bow tie, just like on Papa Mouse—and you’re done :-)

The pattern is described in detail with plenty of photos, so even beginners can follow along easily. For advanced crocheters, there are crochet charts for the blanket and all the appliqués.

I crocheted the blanket using a total of about 1,300 meters of 4-ply cake yarn with a size 3.5 crochet hook.

Floral Dream Stole → The pattern is wearable on both sides, whether as a scarf, shawl, stole, or wrap, many wearing options are possible here.





Click here to go to the pattern:


Materials → depending on length and width:

• a 4-ply, plied gradient yarn from Woll-Archiv-MJ with a total yardage of 830 m was used here
• any crochet hooks that match the yarn ( here size 3 + 3.5)

The “Liliana” tunic/dress is worked as a top-down raglan in one piece and can be adjusted individually to any size and length . It’s ideal for all gradient yarns and a real eye-catcher.

Even beginners will manage well with it.




Click here and you’ll get to the pattern:


Required materials:
- 3- or 4-ply yarn, exact quantities in the product description

Click here for the pattern.
This colorful scarf in boho style is also a great beginner project. It’s crocheted in long rows using simple stitch patterns. It’s also perfect for using up leftover yarn. So grab your hooks and get started!

Crochet pattern for the tunic/dress "Strandliebe"

It is crocheted in rounds from the top down (Rvo = raglan) and is ideal for all gradient yarns.
A tunic or a long dress—you can customize your new favorite garment in any size and length exactly the way you want.

Even beginners will manage well with it; everything is explained in detail and illustrated.






Click here to go to the pattern:


Material:

• 3- or 4-ply yarn
• For a tunic:
• Sizes 32 - 36 = 1100m -1200m
• Sizes 38 - 42 = 1300m - 1400m
• Sizes 44 - 48 = 1500m - 1600m
• from size 50 = 1700m - 1900m
• For a dress plan for additional yarn (depending on desired length)
• Sizes 32 - 34 = 350m
• Sizes 38 - 42 = 450m
• Sizes 44 - 48 = 550m
• from size 50 = 650m
• Crochet hook suitable for the yarn: size 3, size 3.5, or size 4

Brand new in my shop: the crochet pattern for a 6-piece beach set for Barbie dolls. It includes patterns for a lace-pattern swimsuit, a straw hat, a beach towel, an air mattress, a mochila, and a beach umbrella. Everything can be crocheted using leftover yarn. You can practice the tapestry technique on the mochila, which isn’t that difficult since only 2–3 colors are used at a time.
The 18-page pattern explains each step with plenty of pictures.
You can get the pattern here!

Brand new in my shop and perfect for little soccer fans is the soccer backpack.
It measures approximately 27 cm in height and 21 cm in width when made with the specified hook size and yarn weight.

You’ll receive a detailed 20-page pattern with plenty of pictures to help you follow along. It also includes a chart with the alphabet for a name of your choice.

Click here for the pattern

      

You’ll also need:

• Crochet with: cotton yarn, hook sizes 2.5–3.5, 120 m/50 g, e.g. Linie 165 Sandy from online, in yellow, white, red, and black (1 skein of 50 g each) and dark blue (5 skeins of 50 g each)
• Crochet hooks in sizes 2.5 and 3, two 40 mm ladder buckles
• Optional: thin webbing, 2 cm wide and 140 cm long
• Some stuffing for the soccer ball, optionally a knitting dolly
• A magnetic snap or large snap fastener (to sew on)

You can crochet these colorful little mice for many different occasions: as keychains, good-luck charms, or gift tags; for a mobile; as table decorations; or even as a creative way to present a monetary gift. And I’m sure you can think of even more uses!
These little mice are crocheted in no time and are perfect for using up small scraps of yarn.
You can find the pattern here!