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You can make men happy with crocheted items too, especially if they are soccer fans: The soccer mascot Tooorsten is a hit with all fans. You can crochet him in Germany’s colors or in the colors of their favorite club.

Toorsten is not hard to crochet at all. You’ll need a little patience when sewing together the individual pentagons and hexagons. But don’t worry! The 9-page pattern explains exactly how the pieces fit together.

You’ll need about 20 g each of cotton yarn in black and white, plus leftovers in the club colors, a 2.5 mm crochet hook, a little stuffing, googly eyes or eye appliqués about 20 mm in diameter, and a toothpick for the flag.

You can find the pattern here!


Should it be something a little smaller? Then the soccer panda Pauli is just the thing:

You can make the keychain with just a few bits of leftover yarn. Here too, of course, you can use the club colors instead of Germany’s colors.

To go to Pauli’s pattern, click here!

The classic set — hat and cowl — shown here in a mix of patterns with stitches that feel like air cushioning. Of course, the color combination can be chosen to match a favorite jacket.

The pattern explains every step and is easy to understand. If you’ve knitted before and have the usual basic skills, you’ll find it easy to do.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Men always love wearing hats



This hat (available in sizes from newborn to adult) is worked in the round using a set of double-pointed needles. The pattern consists of knit and purl stitches, making it perfect for beginners.

I used yarns with a yardage of 106–120 m per 50 grams.

The pattern is 5 pages long and includes a knitting chart of the pattern as well as a written explanation of the knitting pattern. The decrease is explained in detail, round by round.

You can find the pattern for the hat here

When it gets cold and gloomy... why not try a shawl for a man?

The Ruhrpott Sunrise with its simple textured pattern is also ideal as a men’s shawl ♥

A gradient yarn cake (at least 1,000 m) in “suitable men’s colors” and a matching crochet hook are all you need to get started. The pattern just flies off the hook :-)

Knitting pattern Men's Socks Alfred
    Go to the pattern!

For your sweetheart or as a gift,
hand-knit socks are always a hit!

Size: 42-44

Material:
100g Hot Socks
Color 05 anthracite
Yardage: 50 g/ 210 m
Set of double-pointed needles no.: 2.5 – 3

Gauge:10 x 10 cm = 30 stitches, 40 rows

Pattern:PDF format
Each step is additionally documented with pictures!

Quattuor Men's Scarf
for all men who prefer subtle patterns



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The Quattuor scarf is a great gift for anyone who loves straightforward patterns .

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and explains step by step, how the pattern is crocheted. Only basic crochet skills are needed, so the scarf is also a great project for ambitious beginners. For advanced crocheters there is also a crochet chart.

The scarf shown was crocheted from around 350 g of 4-ply gradient yarn in black, gray, and red. It is 220 cm long and 33 cm wide.

Table Runner GOAL
for all soccer fans



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As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes row by row how to crochet the table runner.
It contains numerous detailed photos & drawings, a crochet chart for the complete table runner, and many tips.

Only basic crochet skills are needed, but because of the many color changes, a little crochet experience is recommended.

The table runner shown was crocheted using about 170 g of cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun, 115 m/50 g). It is 67 cm long and 47 cm wide.

Would you like to crochet a gift for men? Yes, gladly—but what?

I think men also enjoy a nicely, classically wrapped gift... whether it's sweets or other nice things.

You can find the pattern for this Christmas stocking with more details here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/34879/elfensocke-weihnachts-strumpf-haekelanleitung

A lovely idea is this felted bag, which is big enough for a laptop.

If you can crochet, you can also do felted crochet—you just mustn't be startled by how huge your finished crocheted bag is before felting it in the washing machine...

You can find the pattern with more detailed information here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/36912/filztasche-soeren-haekelanleitung

Many men love their cars....

Maybe a toilet roll cover would be the right gift?
A little retro, a little crazy.... and definitely not for everyone.

If you’d like, you can find the patterns with the corresponding explanations here in my shop: https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/Fun-Design

Click here to go directly to the pattern



The Bloc beanie is a unisex model that you can easily knit as a men’s beanie. For this beanie, you’ll need 50–60 g of 4-ply sock yarn, preferably solid-colored or lightly mottled. The pattern is text-based and suitable for experienced beginners.

Men like something soft around their necks, too, but they usually don’t like elaborate patterns—at least mine doesn’t. That’s why I created this simple men’s scarf made of yak wool:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/24925/gestrickter-einfacher-herrenschal-aber-auch-fuer-frauen-geeignet
Depending on the length, you’ll need 300g of yarn with a yardage of 200m per 100g. I used the full 300g, and it turned out to be 190 x 25 cm. The patterns are all beginner-friendly and, for the most part, are also illustrated with charts.

Looking for a small gift for a man? Delight an angler or fish lover with Fridolin, the little fish charm.

With this crochet pattern, you can quickly crochet a fish from leftover yarn—as a charm, keychain, or even a whole school of fish. Fridolin is crocheted with Catania yarn and a 3mm crochet hook and measures about 8 cm. Do you know how to make single crochet, slip stitches, and a magic ring? Then you can get started right away.



Click here to go directly to the pattern.

Happy crocheting!

Men love warm clothing in winter, too. You can easily finish knitting this vest with a classic cable pattern by Christmas. It looks great and goes just as well with casual clothing as it does for festive occasions.

Difficulty level: medium - knitting experience is recommended.

The pattern describes size 46-50. However, the measurements can be easily adjusted in length and width.

Go to the knitting pattern here

Felt Boots with a Rolled Cuff

Men get cold feet, too. And you can do something about it with the right Christmas gift. You knit the boots; the washing machine takes care of the felting. You can make them in any size and in the recipient’s favorite colors. Feel free to check out my examples. If you click on the headline, you’ll go straight to the pictures and pattern.

Leather Soles

Since a man’s foot doesn’t grow anymore, I recommend adding a homemade leather sole. This makes the shoe last four times longer, provides even more cushioning with every step, and gives the felt shoe a more professional look. The pattern describes, step by step and with a template, how to make beautiful soles for felt shoes from an old leather jacket or bag.





Felt Insoles

Since we’re already on the topic of feet and felt shoes, here’s a third tip for a men’s Christmas gift. Very simple, very straightforward, very practical, and always useful: homemade felt insoles to slip into boots, shoes, and clogs. My husband always gets them for his fishing boots. That way, his feet are always warm, no matter what the weather is like. By now, I’m making them for the whole fishing club… So, maybe something for your husband, too?



Here’s what the smaller version for clogs looks like. The felt insole is knitted, felted in the washing machine, and then cut to size using a template. The felt is nice and thick, insulating the foot from the cold coming up from below and cushioning each step.

I hope you enjoy all these projects — Ina

My husband asked for these crocheted ear pads for St. Nicholas Day. A good idea, I think. They’re cozy and very comfortable against the skin. Plus, they’re eco-friendly and extremely inexpensive. Because all you need is a small amount of leftover yarn.

Perfect for beginners with basic skills.

Go to the crochet pattern here