600+: Evergreen Patterns in Early October

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find only patterns that have been purchased by at least 600 users and found to be good.
Download proven quality now.

@Authors,
Only paid patterns with at least 600 sales are allowed in this thread. Free patterns are not allowed here.
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.

The Glupschis, funny stair or edge sitters

A great eye-catcher on any windowsill, in an entryway, or on stairs.
Go to the pattern
Here

Is it Easter already?

No, not yet, but these little bunnies are not only cute decorations for the Easter tree or Easter basket, they can also be used as flower stakes, bag charms, gift tags, or as a small cuddly toy for your pocket.

They’re perfect for using up small, colorful leftover cotton yarn and are quick and very easy to crochet.You can find the pattern here!

A Christmas classic—the Christmas Knobblys ♥

These little bag charms also make great eye-catching keychains or little pick-me-ups to hold onto :-)

With the detailed crochet pattern, they’re quick to make, and you’ll always have a cute little gift for nice neighbors, dear friends, or coworkers.

The charming crochet stars are quick to make ♥

Whether as gift tags, tree decorations, window decor, or even as a garland ... the possibilities are almost endless :-)

THE  classic among knitted shawls is the pattern for the Minas Tirith shawl.

 

Minas Tirith is a beautiful, triangular shawl with a slightly asymmetrical shape that is knitted from one corner to the other.
The striking leafy vine motif makes the shawl an absolute eye-catcher, an effect that can be enhanced even further by adding tassels.

What you’ll need:

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

Skills required:

• knit stitch
• purl stitch
• yarn overs
• knitting stitches together
• knitting cables
• reading knitting charts

The pattern for knitting the triangular shawl includes:

• 6 pages of instructions
• detailed, professionally designed computer-generated knitting charts (not written-out instructions!)
• diagram
• a link to a video tutorial on binding off using the I-cord method

This shawl pattern is suitable for:

• ambitious beginners
• advanced knitters
• professionals

==> Click here and get this classic pattern!

 

A classic and evergreen among crochet patterns is the beautiful crochet shawl "Tausendschön".
Its name says it all: it is not only dreamily beautiful, but also has a wonderful border made up of many little "daisies" that are crocheted on directly.
They make it fun to crochet and are guaranteed to be an eye-catcher.



Only basic crochet skills are needed for the shawl, so this triangular shawl crochet pattern is wonderfully suitable for beginners.
A photo tutorial shows how to crochet the little flowers in this pretty triangular shawl.

The pattern is 12 pages long and includes written instructions as well as crochet charts, a schematic drawing, and a photo tutorial.

The crochet pattern for crocheting the scarf is suitable for:

• Beginners
• Advanced crocheters
• Pros
  

Click here to go directly to the pattern.

  

With over 1,700 sales, the classic in my shop:
This elegant, timeless triangular shawl is airy and light, yet versatile and wonderfully soft for snuggling up and feeling good. It is easy to crochet—making it absolutely suitable for beginners.

Here’s the pattern

A simple-to-knit girls’ vest—but really elevated 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 work any size!

Click here for the pattern and more details...