45er: November Bestsellers // Download Now

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How about a few fantastic bestsellers to kick off the new week with a bang? Shop now.

@Authors,
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The holiday season is upon us, and Barbie definitely needs something elegant to wear. You can quickly crochet this festive off-the-shoulder dress using some glitter yarn (Gründl Glitter) and leftover fringe yarn. The pattern also includes instructions for the matching hat and silver clutch. This way, Barbie will definitely be dressed for a festive evening!
Click right here for the pattern!

A ladybug like this made from scrubby yarn (Creative Bubble by Rico) is always a lovely little gift that brings joy, because it’s not only meant to bring good luck, but is also extremely practical! Whether as an exfoliating sponge or for washing dishes, the slightly scratchy yarn is perfect for both.  It can be washed easily in the washing machine at 60°C, so it always stays hygienically clean.
With one skein each of red and black scrubby yarn, you can crochet several bugs at once. It’s quick and easy!
So get the pattern right NOW!

Crochet pattern for a granny



This crochet pattern is a granny from a series of 6 different grannies, all of which are the same size.

So you can choose one granny for a cushion, for example, or use them all and crochet yourself a mixed-pattern blanket.

For this granny, you should have prior knowledge of double crochet, chain stitches, and slip stitches.

The pattern is described in detail, and photos supplement the individual steps. I used a yarn with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g.

Here you can find the pattern for the Granny Grid 

Knitting pattern for baby shoes with an interesting loop stitch pattern



The pattern is richly illustrated and easy to follow. Basic knitting skills (knit stitches, purl stitches, knitting stitches together, edge stitches, set of double-pointed needles) are required.

The loop stitch pattern is explained in writing and supplemented with a knitting chart. The pictures also show the individual stitch sequence of the pattern again.

You will need a set of double-pointed needles, a needle for weaving in ends, approx. 40 g of yarn, and two buttons. Depending on the yardage of the yarn ( Schachenmayr Extra Merino LL 130 m / 50 g), the shoe will be between 9 cm and 10.5 cm long.

Leftover yarn is also suitable for knitting these little shoes.

You can find the pattern for the little shoes here

Tania Shawl
a somewhat different accessory



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A great project for beginners as well as advanced crocheters - as always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes all steps in detail. And a crochet chart for those who like using one is also included.

The shawl shown was crocheted using 570g of 4-ply cake yarn (190m/50g). It is 25cm high and approximately 220cm long.

Duck Mia Lovey
a little cuddly toy for on the go



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This little lovey is a great beginner project and works up quickly. Only basic crochet skills are needed.
As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes all the steps in detail so you can crochet a little duck like this yourself.

The lovey shown is approx. 13.5 cm wide and 11 cm long. Just under 30 g of cotton yarn was used (yardage e.g. 115 m/50 g).

Knitting pattern_ Baby Shoes - Wuschel
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Wuschel puts a smile on every face!
The little magical gift for any occasion!!!

Wuschel can be made in different sizes:
Franzi --> approx. 9-10 cm
Franz --> approx. 11-12 cm
Bruno --> approx. 13-14 cm

Material:
Leftover yarn for the cuff
25 g eyelash yarn, e.g. One Live or Gründl Arktis
A set of double-pointed needles size 5/6/7
Ribbon
Googly eyes
Wooden beads for the nose

This cowl is a hit ... even on your needles. It’s very quick and easy to knit—ideal for beginners (with basic knowledge).

Here you can use up leftover yarn and knit a few extra as gifts right away.

Tip: The cowl can also be knitted as a baby skirt. Later, it will become your cowl.

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A gift for many years: this baby pinafore dress gradually turns into a little skirt for toddlers. It actually fits from ages 1.5 to 5.

The little dress has knitted-in hearts and is easy to knit from the bottom up. Everything is clearly shown in the pattern.

Suitable for beginners - basic skills are required; a little knitting experience is helpful.

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An ideal Christmas gift is this tissue box cover with butterflies and hearts. You can crochet it very quickly from various leftover yarn. 

Very suitable for beginners; basic knowledge is required.

Go to the crochet pattern here

In three weeks, the first Advent calendar window will open, so it’s high time to start crafting! This Advent calendar is quite simple to make, but it still takes some time—after all, you’ll need to craft 24 containers!
 


The calendar is made of cardstock and consists of simple hexagonal boxes. When finished, it measures approximately 33.5 x 35.5 x 5.5 cm. To ensure everything fits together properly in the end, precision is very important; otherwise, you don’t need any special prior knowledge.

" Little Christmas Trees with Pearl Decorations " decoration, Christmas tree, Christmas tree ornament crochet patternIn three steps, a beautiful decoration/Christmas tree ornament for Christmas is quick and easy to make: 1 - crochet2 - fold3 - sew on beads. The decorations (size approx. 8 cm x 10 cm) are very well suited for Advent and the Christmas season and create a cozy atmosphere. They can also be used beautifully as door and window decorations for the festive season. Not much yarn is needed to make one decoration, so they can be crocheted from leftover yarn. Ideal use for leftover yarn!



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The “Little Snowflakes” decorations/coasters, with a diameter of about 10 cm, are perfect for the holiday season and create a cozy atmosphere. They can be used beautifully on the festive table as coasters for candlesticks or as door and window decorations—and, of course, as Christmas tree ornaments. You don’t need much yarn to make a snowflake, so these can be crocheted from yarn scraps. A great way to use up scraps!


Pattern 

Tablecloth "Christmas Mood or Base for the Christmas Tree Stand" crochet patternA tablecloth with a diameter of approx. 48 cm in a beautiful dark green color with a bit of silvery sparkle. Very well suited for the Christmas season, it doesn’t necessarily have to be used only as a tablecloth, but also looks very nice as a base for the Christmas tree stand.




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Knitting pattern for a beanie.

The pattern is available in 8 sizes, so you can keep the whole family warm for the cold season.

The loop stitch pattern is described in detail in the pattern, and if you’re comfortable using double-pointed needles and have mastered knit and purl stitches, then this project will be easy for you to follow.

I used various yarns with a yardage between 106 and 130 m per 50 grams and 4 mm needles.

You can find the pattern for the hat here

Need some more decorations for your Christmas tree? With these glitter baubles, you’ll get beautiful ornaments that are sure to be admired by everyone.



The 9 cm Christmas tree ornaments are made from photo cardstock and decorated with glitter liner. While preparing the individual elements takes a bit of time and patience, the ornaments are otherwise very easy to make.