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please only present patterns here that have at least 100 sales. CR doesn't matter. Don't forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.
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The classic for cool days is this very easy-to-knit circular collar / shoulder warmer. Leftover balls of preferably thin cotton, for example, are perfect for this. The pattern is written in a beginner-friendly way and is also printer-friendly.

The collar also makes a great Christmas gift. It's best to download the pattern right away and get started.

To the knitting pattern here

This cute pinafore dress for toddlers with knitted-in hearts will delight any knitting mom or grandma. It grows with the child from approx. 1.5 to 5 years old.

Easy to make for beginners with good basic skills.

Go to the knitting pattern here

You simply have to have this pretty cover for tissue boxes—decorated with butterflies and hearts. Even beginners with basic skills can crochet it easily with the pattern.

My tip: Crochet a few more right away, and you'll already have your first Christmas gifts finished, or for example a gift for a new baby. The advantage: your leftover yarn will steadily start to shrink.

Go to the crochet pattern here

An extraordinary wall decoration that captivates with its vibrant colors and fun animals: the “Noah’s Ark” door wreath! This is a wonderful gift for a christening or birth that’s sure to attract a lot of attention!
The crochet pattern is very detailed, includes many pictures, and explains each step precisely. You’re sure to have a lot of fun crocheting this, because it’s very varied.
I worked with Catania cotton yarn and was able to use mostly leftover yarn. I only needed a whole skein of the light brown for the ark.
Are you inspired to crochet this door wreath now?
Then download the pattern right here!


A delightfully spooky string of lights that can decorate your window for Halloween! It’s sure to make lots of passersby stop and admire it!
The bats are very quick to crochet. You only need a few leftover yarn scraps in black and gray, some stuffing, and an LED string of lights. A little tip: if you place red transparent paper in front of the eyes, the eyes will glow an especially creepy red!
Click here to go straight to the pattern download!

The “Milk Jug” pot holder is a classic not only because of its high sales, but also because of its timelessly beautiful design. It’s somewhat reminiscent of Grandma’s good old earthenware dishes and creates a cozy atmosphere in your kitchen.
It’s crocheted in double layers so you can slip it on like a glove. The detailed pattern includes a chart, as well as a table in which each row is described stitch by stitch.
You’ll need about 60 g of blue and 30 g of white cotton yarn for a 3 mm hook.
You can find the pattern here!

Knitting Pattern for a Beanie in 8 Sizes—for the Whole Family



It’s that time of year again for hats. This pattern looks unique but is very easy to knit. The pattern is described in detail with pictures. The knitting process is also explained thoroughly, guiding you step by step to the finished product.

I knitted my hats using Schachenmayr yarn, usually with a length of about 120 m and size 3.5 needles. The small hats use less than 50 grams of yarn, while sizes for preschoolers and up use 80–100 grams.

You can find the hat pattern here.

My crochet pattern for Granny No. 5 has surpassed the 100-sale mark.



The pattern is 9 pages long and is written using a crochet chart with detailed written instructions row by row.

This Granny matches the size of the other 5 Grannies in my series, so it’s suitable for a mix-and-match blanket, but it also looks great on its own for a pillow.

You can find the pattern for Granny Number 5 here—or would you like to check out the other Grannies in the series as well?

Cowl collars are a great alternative to loops and scarves for keeping warm in winter...
... you can never have enough of them.

Here, 2 techniques come together CREATIVELY—and harmonize beautifully:
Tartan + Tapestry

Who says the tartan technique only shines in knitted fashion? - Far from it.
Crocheted pieces can be wonderfully spruced up, too!

The construction looks sophisticated, but is so easy to make that even beginners will enjoy it!

A detailed step-by-step explanation guides you through the crochet pattern.
For clarity, the pattern includes 1 crochet chart .
In addition, a template with integrated diagram helps you through the crochet process.

The tartan technique is also described in detail and illustrated (16 images).
The tapestry technique is explained separately as well.

The rolled-out scarf has a size of about 34 x 105 cm.
However, it can be made smaller or larger as needed without much effort.
The included template and the gauge will help with that!

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

 

Beautiful colors + simple pattern + great cut = a snood you simply must have!

This loop scarf in a tartan look looks sophisticated, yet is so easy to make
that it is also suitable for beginners !

The circumference is about 80 cm, and the height is approx. 50 cm.
However, the included pattern template and the gauge make it possible to adjust the size individually.

You will also find a chart of the color scheme as well as a detailed description in the pattern.
In addition, detailed photo documentation helps guide you through the knitting process.
The tartan technique is also described in detail and illustrated.

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

 

And another soul warmer, and another soul warmer, and another one...
... clearly obvious—you can never have enough of them!

What’s interesting about this shrug is the combination of the two patterns:
a delicate lace floral pattern contrasts with the sturdy woven pattern!
This variety is simply fun and also looks fantastic.
The edging is worked with a relief pattern, which is simple—yet very effective.

The cut of the soul warmer requires absolutely no decreases or increases...
... so it’s also absolutely recommended for beginners.

A detailed description guides you through the crochet process.
Each pattern is listed row by row.
For clarification, there are 4 crochet charts in the pattern.
In addition, 2 schematics and many pictures guide you—step by step—to completion.

This pattern is designed for sizes S / M / L / XL.
However, the pattern explains how the shrug can be very easily adjusted to any size .
The included pattern template and the gauge swatches help with that!

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



My milestones are crochet patterns for maritime door wreaths.

All patterns are written beginner-friendly, without abbreviations, and there is currently a 10% discount on them.

Stranded


They are crocheted with chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet stitches, as well as double crochet and treble crochet stitches.

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Lighthouse Ahoy


Chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet stitches, as well as double crochet and treble crochet stitches are used in this pattern, and it is also suitable for beginners.

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Moin / Tunisian crochet


The wreath is crocheted in Tunisian simple stitch, a great crochet technique that is not that difficult at all.
The pattern includes a practice section for it.
This door wreath is also available in classic crochet; here is the pattern MOIN classic crochet.

In the pattern descriptions you will also find detailed material information.

Lilly
Baby Blanket— A Great Gift for a Newborn



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The charming mouse family brings a smile to everyone’s face and makes a lovely gift for every new arrival.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and provides step-by-step instructions on how to crochet this blanket—only basic crochet skills are required.
And for advanced crocheters, there are crochet charts for everything (the blanket and all the appliqués).

The blanket shown measures approximately 95 cm x 95 cm and was crocheted using just over 500 g of 4-ply cake yarn.

If you like to make your own gift wrapping, you’ll have a lot to do before Christmas. How about starting your crafting now and avoiding the pre-Christmas stress?
 


The little house  is made of cardstock and measures about 18.5 x 24 x 16 cm—so you can fit a few small gifts or one larger gift inside. It’s quick and easy to make, sturdy, and reusable.

Scarf Shawl Tania
an accessory in an unusual shape



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This scarf shawl is a wonderful companion for fall. It combines the benefits of a shawl and a scarf in one.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how you can crochet this scarf shawl for yourself—even as a beginner with basic skills.
For advanced crocheters, a crochet chart is included.

The shawl shown was crocheted from 150 g of 4-ply gradient yarn.

This timeless, chic poncho is soft, versatile, and perfect for snuggling up in.

Thanks to two cleverly placed buttons, this poncho is a true quick-change artist. Since the buttons fit through the lace pattern, there is no need to work in buttonholes—so the buttons can be fastened anywhere you like, creating many different ways to wear it!

Here’s the pattern

Two Woolly Hugs BOBBEL-COTTON cakes (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic, yardage = 800 m/200 g) in color no. 02 were used for the poncho.

Detailed description as a PDF file with text, crochet chart, and step-by-step photos.

This original cowl 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

Whether for everyday shopping or as a beach bag—this chic mesh bag is always an eye-catcher.

The bag is approx. 39 cm wide and 44 cm tall (excluding the handles). The pattern is described in detail with a count chart, a crochet chart, and pictures. Required skills: chain stitch, slip stitch, double crochet

Click here for the pattern

These little knitted owls are a true classic – and in Christmas colors, they make wonderful winter decor :-)
There’s more information and the pattern on the owl page: CLICK!

My POTZBLITZ shawl is also very popular. By the way, I’ve seen it many times in other color combinations—it’s always an eye-catcher! More info is available on the pattern page.

Click here for the pattern: CLICK!

The cozy Cozy cowl is THE must-have this fall!

Thanks to its clever design, this loop scarf is very versatile and guaranteed to turn heads!
Made with thick yarn, it’s quick to crochet and an ideal companion on chilly days.

   

The crochet pattern for the loop is 9 pages long and includes

• written pattern
• a photo tutorial for the foundation cast-on 
• detailed and professionally created crochet charts
  

This crochet pattern for the loop is suitable for:

• ambitious beginners
• advanced crocheters
• experts

    

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

With this winter decoration, too, it’s important to start early enough, because even though it’s easy to make, the delicate ornaments take a little time.



The hanging decoration consists mainly of two ornaments made from photo cardstock, measuring approximately 8 cm and 16 cm. The total length of the decoration is approximately 60 cm.

The table runner in Bruges lace crochet technique, size: 110 cm x 28 cm It is quick to crochet, has an easy difficulty level, and should not be a problem for a beginner. The following basic crochet skills should be known: • chain stitch • double crochet. For the table runner you will need:
• Cébélia DMC, 100% cotton, 2 x 50g No. 10, color 818, rose • crochet hook No. 1.00 -1.25 . If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help.

Go to the pattern



These six and another 12 snowflake designs are very quick and easy to make, so there’s no need to prepare them in advance. But it doesn’t hurt to make a note of them now.



The snowflakes  are cut from folded tissue paper and measure about 20 cm when unfolded. For those who have made snowflakes many times before, these are simply new, beautiful designs; for those who want to learn—this is your chance, because the pattern explains exactly how to do it.