Red, Rose, Purple, and Pink: The Girls’ Thread in June

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find only models in red, rose, pink and purple.
There’s sure to be something for you.
Shop now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per designer are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

Pink, pink, pink are all my clothes, pink, pink, pink is everything I have... I love pink—especially for little princesses :-)



Here is the pattern!

This crochet cardigan is crocheted raglan from the top (top-down). So there are no seams! It has an especially good fit, because despite the raglan-from-the-top method, a crew neck is worked here!

With this pattern, you can create really great, practical basic cardigans in many sizes. Is it a little too cool for the new, much-loved summer dress? Just pop the cardigan on top and it’s warm enough. And it looks super cute, too... :-)

The cardigan is described in detail in 6 sizes, each with its own pattern with its own pictures and crochet chart (everything has already been calculated here for all sizes!):

• Size (50/56) newborn size
• Size (62/68) approx. 3 to 6 months
• Size (74/80) approx. 9 to 12 months
• Size (86/92) approx. 18 to 24 months
• Size (92/98) approx. 2-3 years
• Size (104/110) approx. 4-5 years

Have fun crocheting!

This beautiful crochet cardigan is just right for the first months of life.
It is so soft and delicate that words can hardly describe it.

It is crocheted seamlessly top-down (raglan from the top). Thanks to a
special neckline, the little cardigan closes particularly well at the neck
and does not restrict the little one. This cardigan keeps the baby
snuggly warm and softly wrapped up, while looking simply super cute at the same time.


Click here and check out more photos and a look inside the pattern

What is included in the pattern?

• Sketch with measurements of the finished little cardigan
• General overview of the raglan-from-the-top method
• Tutorial: crocheting foundation double crochet
• professionally computer-created crochet chart of the yoke
• detailed written explanation of every single row of the yoke
• very richly illustrated, detailed explanation of every individual step on the way to your enchanting baby cardigan
• Pattern length: 30 pages

The gauge is: 24 double crochet x 14.5 double crochet rows= 10x10 cm

Skill level: intermediate, but the pattern is so detailed that even beginners with a little experience can give it a try!


Have fun crocheting!

Knit a baby and kids' slipover - great for girls too

Slipovers are finally back in! And stripes always are anyway!
Combined with a shirt and comfy jeans, it's such a great outfit for playing and feeling good!


Click here and take a look directly at the pattern!

The slipover has quite a few lovely special features: side slits, garter-stitch arm cuffs knitted on directly, and
a neckline with side buttons for a great fit and super-easy dressing and undressing.

The slipover is described in detail in 3 sizes:

• Size 80 (1 year)
• Size 86 (18 months)
• Size 92/98 (2-3 years)

Here you get a step-by-step pattern with many
high-quality photos and illustrations.
This pattern is probably not suitable for beginners.

Have fun knitting!

This unique loop scarf is an absolute showstopper. The zigzag pattern—especially the zigzag edge—and the beautiful color gradient make it a real eye-catcher.

Click here for the pattern



Woolly Hugs BOBBEL-COTTON (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic, length = 800 m/200 g) in color no. 08 was used here.

Required skills: chain stitch, slip stitch, and double crochet.
Detailed PDF pattern with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.

This modern triangular shawl is so fluffy and soft that you’ll just want to snuggle right into it. It’s crocheted from the side and is nearly symmetrical.

The pattern is super easy to work. Since you’re mostly crocheting into chain spaces, it’s wonderfully relaxing - perfect for watching TV or chatting over coffee!
The pattern explains everything in great detail, with lots of step-by-step photos, text, and a crochet chart.

Thanks to the openwork pattern, the shawl is wonderfully light and soft. It drapes beautifully and can be worn in many different ways.

Click here for the pattern

Knitting pattern_Lina little dress
   TO THE PATTERN!

A little dress is simply a must-have for every little princess ;-)
I designed the patterns so that even beginners
can easily make this dress.
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Size 62/68(74)(80)

Material:
Schachenmayr Bravo Originals100(150)(150) g 08346 dark antique rose
50(100)(100) g 08322 (light antique rose)
50(50)(50) g 02106 effect yarn
Yardage: 50 g / 133 m
Circular knitting needle size 3
1 set of double-pointed needles size 3
1 crochet hook for the cord
Wooden beads

Doll dress 

A doll dress in pink in size 43 cm

The dress is crocheted in pink and white using single crochet stitches.
The pattern is suitable for beginners

Just right for little girls as well as big girls is Baby Emmi.
She is wearing a cute little dress, a jacket, a bonnet, baby shoes, and a wonderful diaper cover. You can also make her completely naked, put a fresh diaper on her, and take her clothes off and put them on.

click here for the pattern

       

You will receive a detailed 40-page pattern with lots of photos to follow. The doll measures approx. 42 cm.

Not only the color pink, but fairies too are very popular with little girls. With this fairy dress, you get both at once.


If you feel like making this enchanting little summer dress with appliqué, you can find the details and the pattern here.

Best wishes, Sonja

What girl wouldn’t want to be a princess sometime?
With finger puppets, it’s easy to make that come true in pretend play. The little finger puppet princess (in pink, of course!) is crocheted in no time from a few bits of leftover yarn, and so she has someone to play with, the pattern for the king is included too!

Click here to go straight to the download!

The nice thing about handmade gift packaging is that you can adapt it to anyone’s color taste. And if the child is starting school soon and likes rose and pink, then they should get their gifts in rose-colored packaging!



This backpack is made from photo cardstock, measures approx. 16.5 x 22.5 x 9 cm, and is very easy to make—in a detailed, illustrated craft pattern, I show you step by step how it’s done.

Knitting and crocheting



Baby shoes are always a gift that moms are happy to receive.

The little shoes are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles; the top edge / closure is crocheted. In the pattern, you'll be guided step by step to the finished result.

Click here for the pattern

Why not try cables for a change?



Knitted baby booties with a simple cable pattern. The cuff ensures a secure fit, so even with lots of kicking, they won’t slip off those little feet so easily.

Click here for the pattern

Grab the pattern here!






Sure, in real life koalas are gray....
but pink makes them look even cuter!

The koala heat pad cover (and all the other patterns in the shop) is still available with 25% off until Sunday!

Use it for grain pillows, scented sachets, a tissue case, or for storing little treasures.

Click here for the knitting pattern for the grow-with-me pinafore skirt for toddlers 



This adorable little skirt fits toddlers from age 1.5 up to age 5, because it grows with them. It can also easily be turned into a cute little skirt. That way, everyone can enjoy it for a long time.

The skirt is knitted in one piece from cotton and features a pretty heart pattern. The pattern is written so that even beginners (with basic skills) can follow it easily. 

Most girls don't just love dressing up as princesses; butterflies are also very popular costume choices. This butterfly mask is just right, because it's easy to make and its colors match a taste that is very common among girls.


 
The mask is made from photo cardstock, decorated with glitter liner, and is basically sized to fit any child, but it can also easily be adjusted for an even better fit.

"Strawberry with Flowers" Crossbody Bag for Girls Crochet PatternThis cute "Strawberry with Flowers" bag with a shoulder strap is designed for little girls and is sure to be a summer hit. It’s quick to crochet, rated easy, and should be suitable for beginners as well. The detailed pattern consists of 15 pages and is described step by step in German with numerous photos. 67 g of cotton were needed for a bag measuring approx. 21.5 cm x 13.5 cm. If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help, and I hope you enjoy this project!
Click here to access the pattern



*********************************************Table Runner in Bruges Lace Crochet Technique, size: 110 cm x 28 cm. This can be crocheted quickly, is rated easy, and should pose no problem for a beginner. You should have the following basic crochet skills: • chain stitch • double crochet. For the table runner you will need:
• Cébélia DMC, 100% cotton, 2 x 50 g No. 10, color 818, rose • crochet hook No. 1.00 -1.25. If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help.

Click here to access the pattern




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For the very little girls among us - the Lilly Baby Blanket!



-- to the pattern --

The baby blanket is a cuddly dream in pink and purple. The little mouse family with Papa Mouse, Mama Mouse, and Baby Mouse puts a smile on everyone's face and makes a wonderful gift for a birth.

As always, the pattern is described in detail with many detailed photos, so even beginners can follow it easily. For advanced crocheters, there are computer-created crochet charts for the blanket and all appliqués.

The blanket is crocheted with about 1300 m of 4-ply Bobbel yarn - you'll find the exact details when you follow the link to the pattern.

For tough girls who don’t want to give up their pink, a cool slouchy hat is just the thing. It’s easy to knit and really makes an impression. With one skein of sock yarn or a slightly thicker yarn, you’re all set. Girls just want to have fun.

Here’s the pattern.

This triangular shawl is romantically playful and so easy to knit that I’d even recommend it to beginners. If you can do knit stitches, just go for it! Girls can do it!

You can find the pattern here.