New Craft Patterns + All for St. Martin / Advent / Christmas

Dear users, dear authors,
in fall, crafting is especially popular, so here in this thread you’ll find all the new craft patterns from October, all craft patterns for St. Martin, Advent and Christmas.
Have fun crafting.

@Autoren,
There is no quantity limit.
Don’t forget the link and image.
Have fun.

Aren’t they adorable, the three little angels? With their pretty dresses and smiles on their faces, they brighten up the most wonderful celebration of the year.
With the full-size template sheet, these two can be quickly recreated and make a lovely eye-catcher in the window.
The pattern includes tips for crafting with cardstock, the full-size sewing pattern (for printing and cutting out), as well as an adhesive sheet for arranging the motif pieces correctly. It also explains coloring with soft pastels for beautiful shading.
To make this project, you will need the following materials:

• Cardstock in skin tone, white, lilac, light turquoise, pink, dark brown, medium brown, sunny yellow
• Satin ribbon, 4 mm, in lilac and pink
• Fineliner in black, violet (white cat’s hat)
• Soft pastels or shavings from colored pencils
• Pencil
• Decorative marker in white

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43751/bastelanleitung-fensterbild-engelschar

The little Christmas elf is already really looking forward to the Christmas season. When lights are glowing everywhere and it smells so wonderfully of cookies and gingerbread.With the template sheet in original size, he can be crafted very quickly and is a beautiful eye-catcher not only in the children's room.The pattern includes tips for crafting with colored cardstock, the sewing pattern in original size (for printing and cutting out), as well as a gluing sheet for arranging the motif pieces correctly. Coloring with soft pastel chalk for beautiful shading is also explained.The following materials are needed to make it:
Colored cardstock in red, light green, sunny yellow, medium brown
Acrylic half-pearls, 4 mm, in gold
Fineliner in black
Soft pastel chalk or shavings from colored pencils
Pencil
Decorative marker in white
Scissors
Glue, liquid

Here is the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43756/bastelanleitung-fensterbild-weihnachtself



Santa Claus and his colleague are already very excited about Christmas - even if it means they’ll have plenty to do again. But is there anything more beautiful than children’s eyes lighting up?
Quick and easy to make using the full-size template sheet, they are a lovely eye-catcher during the Christmas season - not just in a child’s room

The pattern includes tips for crafting with cardstock, the full-size template (to print out and cut out), as well as a placement guide for arranging the motif pieces correctly. It also explains how to color with soft pastel chalk for beautiful shading.

For making these, you will need the following materials:
Cardstock in red, white, skin tone, medium brown, and sunny yellow
Black fineliner
Soft pastel chalk or shavings from wooden coloring pencils
Pencil
Scissors
Liquid glue

Click here for the pattern:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/43732/bastelanleitung-weihnachtsmann-co

With this cute monster lantern, little boys and girls will be the stars of the show on St. Martin’s Day.




Here’s what you’ll need:

• Photo cardstock, 1 sheet of A2-sized purple, scraps in black, white, and orange
• Extra-strong transparent paper, 2 sheets of A4 in green
• Lantern handle
• Strong all-purpose glue (Kraft), possibly hot glue (optional)
• Adhesive tape
• Ruler
• Scissors, nail scissors
• Electric lantern stick

You’ll receive a very detailed PDF pattern with many step-by-step photos
and all templates in actual size for printing.

Do you still need a Christmas gift for your friend, sister, etc.? How about these stylish bracelets?

Bangle bracelets made from PET bottles - quick to make, unusual, and always an eye-catcher!

All you need is an old PET bottle and some yarn - and in no time you’ll have a truly unique piece of jewelry.

Here’s the pattern

I’ve opened the Christmas season in my store with this festive gift packaging. Even if it still feels a bit too early for it – time passes much faster than expected, as always, so it’s best to download it right away and start crafting.
 


This gift packaging is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 26.5 x 25 x 9.5 cm. With a little crafting experience, it’s very easy to make yourself.

For the St. Martin’s parade, I have several lanterns in my store – this pretty owl lantern is one of them.



The lantern is made from photo cardstock and transparent paper, approx. 25 x 26 x 10 cm, nicely compact and easy to make.

This Advent calendar has a very special feature—it’s extremely space-saving! Leaning against a wall, it takes up only 33 x 6.5 cm of floor space, yet it has quite spacious compartments.
 


Made from cardstock, the calendar is 28.5 cm tall. It’s very easy to make, but creating the 24 boxes and letting the Metallic Liner decorations dry takes some time—be sure to factor this into your planning.

And one more lantern for the St. Martin parade!
If you’d like to take part with a small child, I can especially recommend it to you – because the lantern is small and compact, it’s also very easy for young children to carry.



The lantern is made from photo cardstock and transparent paper and measures approx. 22 x 23 x 19 cm. It’s easy to make, but being comfortable using a craft knife would be a big advantage here.

With this Advent calendar, all the containers are made separately, so you don’t have to stick to the same decoration pattern or the same color—you can let your imagination run wild and design each container differently.
 


The calendar is made of photo cardstock; each container measures approximately 6 x 11.5 x 7 cm and is easy to make. However, since there are 24 in total, you should get started early enough.