600+: Evergreen patterns

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find patterns that have already made many users happy and
have also proven themselves over the long run.
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@Authors,
only patterns with more than 600 sales may be presented here.
CR doesn’t matter. 2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

THE family hat:

Crochet Hat for Everyone - very easy




(To purchase/download, please click the image)

Super easy to crochet -  ONE hat model wearable in all the variations shown, for both men and women. Also easy to make for children or as a simple hat for babies (though thinner yarn is recommended).

• no increases or decreases,
• no gauge (it doesn’t come down to the exact cm),
  
• for any yarn you like
• possible in all sizes.

The PDF pattern includes pictures.

These crochet skills are enough: chain stitches, single crochet.
Everything else and slip stitches are explained. Video link tips for learning to crochet for beginners are included in the PDF.
 

These cute, colorful bunnies are so easy and quick to crochet that you can make a whole family of bunnies in no time. You’ll use up your leftover yarn and always have a little gift on hand. At Easter, they can decorate your Easter tree or Easter basket. But they’re also popular year-round as keychains, good-luck charms, or mobiles.
The bunnies turn out best when you use cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g. You can also use thicker or thinner yarn—they’ll just turn out a little bigger or smaller.


Click here for the pattern!

Noose, the Knot Loop + Noose, the Warm One
1 pattern, 2 Nooses
Why even more? Because it was so much fun, the Nooses look so different, and I just couldn’t stop. (Warning, it’s addictive :-) )
These two Nooses are based on “Noose, the Sun,” but they are larger and get noticeably wider toward the bottom so that they drape around the shoulders. (This is a standalone pattern; Noose, the Sun, is not required)
There are also lots of new elements to crochet in.
What do we need?

• Yarn between 150 g and 200 g. I used leftover sock yarn here, but any other yarn works too, whether thick or thin; the leftovers should be similar in thickness.
• Matching knitting needles and crochet hooks
• Scissors
• Sewing needle

Difficulty level:
Knitting very easy, only stockinette stitch
Crochet varies. Double crochet and chain stitches are required; everything else is optional :-)

Go to the pattern:

6 crochet patterns for doll clothes, Swing series

All doll moms love pretty doll dresses. You really can’t go wrong with them. With this pattern, you can crochet all the models you see in the photo. All models are also suitable for crochet beginners, as I explain and show everything in detail. You’ll find more information by clicking on the heading.

The “Swing” dress series includes 7 individual patterns, which can be easily combined with each other:

• Long dress with circle skirt
• Short dress with bell skirt
• Sun hat with lace
• Beret
• Stewardess hat
• Bag
• Petticoat (hand-sewing pattern)

I wish you and your children and grandchildren lots of fun with this project. Yours, Ina

Felt Moccasins

Another beloved perennial favorite is these felt moccasins, which you can make in your favorite colors and in all sizes for yourself, your kids, friends, and guests. They’re perfect for the coming fall—they keep your feet warm without making them sweat. You’ll find all the additional information by clicking on the title.

The neon green ones here are mine :-)

I hope you have lots of fun with this project and always keep your feet warm—Ina

Craft Bucket

As the third hidden gem from my customers, I’d like to introduce you to the craft bucket. It’s crocheted from leftover yarn and super practical. We basically crochet around a plastic bucket, and then everything always has its place. You’ll never have to search for your crochet hooks again. And the bucket is the perfect home for your current crochet project. It’s also a great gift idea for a friend who loves crafts—maybe with some new yarn and a pattern inside... You can find more information by clicking on the title.

I hope you have fun with this project too—Ina

The Christmas Knobblys have almost become a little classic ♥

With just a little cotton yarn (and some glitter yarn if desired), they’re quick to crochet thanks to the detailed pattern and delight young and old alike :-)

As a small gift, keychain, or bag charm, they’ll put a smile on everyone’s face ...

These enchanting star pendants are quick to crochet.

The detailed step-by-step crochet pattern will guide you to a fantastic result!
Whether lavishly decorated or simply adorned with a little bow—these stars are perfect as gift tags, window decorations, for the Christmas tree... or even as a garland ♥

Something very special for little doll moms and dads is Seppl the Sleepyhead.
He can be completely dressed and undressed, and of course all the other clothing sets from my shop fit him too.

Click here for the pattern



You’ll receive a detailed 41-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate the project. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall.

The PDF includes patterns for the doll, the sleep suit, the pom-pom hat, the comforter, the pacifier, and the teddy bear slippers.

Click here to go directly to the pattern


The “Cozy Winter” shawl is a wonderfully soft and large shawl that keeps your neck nice and warm during the cold season. A few cables,
some lace pattern, and garter stitch—and there you have the pattern for
your favorite accessory.

A simply knitted girls’ cardigan—beautifully enhanced by the trim!
This vest has no button placket at all and is therefore designed to be worn open.

A detailed description guides you through the knitting process.
The trim is explained step by step .

This pattern is designed for sizes 116–122 .
However, the included schematic and gauge make it easy to knit any size!

Click here for the pattern and more details... 


 

A shawl by and for (not only) people in love is the pretty crocheted shawl "Be my Valentine".
The icing on the cake is the little hearts worked onto the tips.

  

Materials needed:

• approx. 700 - 900 meters of yarn (depending on the yarn used - e.g. a "Bobbel" or lace or sock yarn)
• crochet hook in the appropriate size
• sewing needle for weaving in the ends
• time and enthusiasm and
• ...a little bit of being in love ;0)

For this crocheted shawl, you only need basic skills.

The pattern contains a detailed photo tutorial with 28 pictures for the individual rows and steps, as well as crochet charts. The pattern is 16 pages long.

The pattern for crocheting the triangle shawl is suitable for:

• beginners
• intermediate crocheters
• pros

Click here for more info and you'll go directly to the pattern.

   

Get the classic among knitting patterns!

“Minas Tirith” is a beautiful, triangular shawl knitted from one corner to the other.
Its striking leaf vine and slightly asymmetrical shape make this lovely shawl an absolute eye-catcher.
 

For this shawl, you’ll need:

• approx. 700–900 meters of sock-weight yarn (approx. 150–250 grams)
• Circular knitting needle, size 3–4.0 mm
• Sewing needle
• Stitch markers
• cable needle (if needed)
• Beads for the tassels (if desired)

The pattern is written in an easy-to-understand style; it includes detailed charts (no written instructions!), a diagram, and a link to a video tutorial on how to bind off using the I-cord method.

This shawl knitting pattern is suitable for:

• Ambitious beginners
• Advanced knitters
• Experts.

Click here for more info and to go directly to the pattern.



The HERBSTFREUDE Beanie is very popular and also practical in many ways.

For one thing, you can crochet it in any size, because it is started from the ribbing and can therefore be easily adjusted to any head circumference.

You can also use any wool and yarn weight you like. This means you can crochet the beanie for winter, fall, or spring. You just need to use suitable yarn for each one.

And of course you can also play around with the colors. That makes very colorful versions possible, where you can also use up leftovers. But two-color hats or gradient yarns look beautiful too.

Aaaannnddd last but not least: You don’t need front/back post stitches, nor do you have to crochet slip stitches onto anything. Thanks to the many pictures in the pattern and detailed step-by-step explanations, the pattern is also easy for beginners with some crochet experience to follow.

You can find the pattern and all further info here: Crochet the HERBSTFREUDE Beanie