New in August and patterns from July 29, 30, and 31

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And now it gets flexible...
... because this quickly crocheted top can be worn in 2 different ways !

Absolutely simple—yet sophisticated! — Also ideal for beginners.

Depending on the yarn you choose, a sporty top for the beach can become
a wonderfully backless evening top.

A detailed row-by-row description guides you through the crochet process.
For clarity, the pattern also includes 2 crochet charts.

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

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

 

Brand new in my shop: A small, lovely crochet project that you can even make in a lounge chair on hot days: The Flower Child Sunflower.

It is crocheted from leftover cotton yarn (a pleasant material to crochet with in summer) and will be about 12 cm tall (without the flower). Since you only ever have small pieces in your hand here, your hands won’t get sweaty. And in the end, you’ll have a beautiful decoration for the seasonal table or a cute little gift to bring along. You can also put the flower child on a wire and give it together with a bouquet of sunflowers. That’s sure to be a hit!
Click here for the pattern!

Knitting Pattern: Triangle Shawl



Knitted with a summery yarn cake, this shawl makes for a pleasant companion this summer.

You should be familiar with knit stitches, purl stitches, yarn overs, and knitting stitches together. The shawl is started at the tip, allowing you to adjust the size to your needs.

The pattern is described row by row in writing, and there is also a knitting chart.

Click here for the pattern 

Great for all seasons, and with a cotton Bobbel, wonderful for mild summer nights:

Triangular Shawl/Lace Shawl RÖSLEIN - Crochet Pattern




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From just 1 Bobbel (200 g – 800 m), here Woolly Hugs Cotton, color 25, crocheted with a 3.5 mm hook into 2 triangular lace shawls - it works with this generous openwork pattern - or make it in your desired size with your desired yarn. Anything is possible. A shoulder shawl like this offers many ways to wear it and also goes well with a dirndl.

Measurements after blocking

• for the dark green shawl: approx. 72 cm x 185 cm;
  
• for the light green shawl from the remaining skein: approx. 65 cm x 160 cm

The PDF crochet pattern is written in text form, with a separate step-by-step
illustrated section, making a crochet chart unnecessary. Crochet basics
are included with illustrations.

My most popular tea light holders are now available in a value pack!



The tea light holders are between 13 and 15 cm tall, made entirely of cardstock, and are easy to very easy to make yourself.

The glass coasters are quick to crochet with half double crochet. All you need is a few cotton leftovers, a 2.5 mm crochet hook, and you’re ready to get started!
In the pattern, you’ll also learn how to crochet truly round circles using staggered increases.

You can see how it works here 
Here on the blog
Or
Here for the free pattern

This belongs in every school cone: Just in time for the start of school, my shop now features a pattern for a little guardian angel for first-graders. It measures about 12–13 cm and carries a school backpack on its back and a school cone in its arm. Dangling from the backpack, it accompanies the schoolchild on their way to school every day.
You can crochet the angel in two versions: as a boy guardian angel , dressed in blue, or as a girl guardian angel in pink. All you need to crochet it are a few scraps of cotton yarn and some stuffing.

Any more new August designs?