Unicorns, Owls, Flamingos, Mermaids: New June Patterns Online

Dear users, dear authors,
June has brought us some exciting new patterns for mermaids, flamingos, owls, and unicorns. Get started now.

@Authors:
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Unicorn lady Rudi and her friend, little donkey Rocky, are inseparable – so you get both patterns at once for the price of one pattern. Knit these two enchanting little animals and treat yourself or your loved ones! With my detailed step-by-step pattern, both are manageable even for adventurous beginners.

Here’s the pattern: CLICK!

Mermaid Marina would love to move in with you! She’s about 40 cm tall and isn’t hard to crochet. The bobble stitch pattern for the fishtail is explained in detail in the crochet pattern. Thanks to the chenille wire insert, the tail and arms can be bent any way you like.
You can find more details on the materials needed and the download here!

Flamingo Frieda Crochet Pattern
Click here to go directly to the crochet pattern 

Flamingo Frieda loves summer, sun, the beach, and more—and will really get you in the summer spirit. Frieda is perfect as an edge-sitter or simply as a decoration. This pattern is also great for beginners in amigurumi crocheting!
  14-page crochet pattern including many step-by-step photos
Difficulty Level: Easy; you should be familiar with the basic crochet techniques (single crochet, double crochet, decreases, and increases...). It is mainly worked in single crochet.
What You’ll Need

• Approx. 40g of yarn in pink, approx. 15g in gray; both suitable for a 2mm crochet hook. 100% cotton is best, as it makes the flamingo nice and sturdy (e.g., Lana Grossa)
• Scraps of white and black yarn for the beak, and pink and green for the flower. These scraps should be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• 2mm crochet hook
• 6mm safety eyes or black thread
• stuffing
• Craft wire
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch markers

Flamingo Egg Cup Crochet Pattern
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Flamingo Egg Cup Crochet Pattern. These fun flamingos will put you in a good mood right at the breakfast table and remind you of summer days. They also make excellent decorations. They’re simply eye-catching! Difficulty level: Easy; it is crocheted almost entirely in single crochet. You should be familiar with the basic techniques: increases and decreases, single crochet, slip stitches, double crochet, and how to make a magic ring... Length: 14-page illustrated crochet pattern. Everything is shown step by step in the pictures. What you’ll need:

• Approx. 20g of yarn in pink, suitable for a 2mm crochet hook. 100% cotton is best, as it makes the egg cup nice and sturdy (e.g., Lana Grossa)
• Scraps of white and black yarn for the beak; these scraps should be suitable for a 2mm crochet hook
• 2 mm and 1.5 mm crochet hooks
• For the little flower, scraps of pink and green yarn suitable for a 1.5 mm hook.
• 6mm safety eyes or black thread
• Stuffing
• Scissors, darning needle, stitch markers

Crochet Pattern: Unicorn Appliqué
This unicorn is still looking for a new home—it would feel right at home on a knitted or crocheted dress, a tunic, or a gym bag... It would surely also enjoy bringing sweet dreams to a girl as a pillow appliqué ;-)



If you'd like to crochet the unicorn, click here.

Best regards
Sonja

Lady Flamingo Lily struts through the shallow water on her long, thin legs, searching for tasty crabs that give her plumage a beautiful pink hue. She makes an extraordinary decoration for your desk or bookshelf.
You can crochet her using leftover yarn. I used fluffy yarn for the body and wings, and cotton for the rest. However, you can also crochet the entire thing using just cotton.Click here for the pattern!

A very simple and beautiful owl! It’s perfect as a gift and for playing with the kids!!


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/38877/haekelanleitung-eule

Crochet pattern for an owl. This charming owl loves to perch on branches to watch the garden bloom and enjoy the beautiful natural scenery. It’s very lovable and cute. Its finished size is approximately 8 cm. This project is easy to make with this guide. It includes 7 well-detailed pages with step-by-step instructions and helpful photos. Required skills: magic ring, chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch, increase, decrease.
Materials needed: 2.5 mm crochet hook. You’ll need approximately: light green, green, yellow, black, and white yarn scraps; stuffing
This is a PDF pattern, NOT the finished product. The pattern may not be sold, published, exchanged, given away, or transferred, even in translated form. I’d love to see your owl!

If you have kids at home, you’ll surely want to start preparing for the St. Martin’s Day parade early—you’ll need a lantern. I’m happy to help with that: My store has several lanterns, including this cute owl.



The lantern is made of photo cardstock and translucent paper, measures about 25 x 26 x 10 cm, is nice and compact, and easy to make.