New in January and new patterns from December 29/30/31

Dear users, dear authors,
we’re starting the new year with momentum. Here are the fantastic new arrivals.
Have fun shopping.

@Authors,
here you can introduce the new arrivals from January and from December 29/30/31. Don’t forget the link and image as well as the usual info.

Brand new in my shop!

In the mood for cute hot dogs?

Cute??? Yes, these crocheted hot dogs really are cute!
These "hot dogs" are a fun party decoration that you can quickly crochet from a bit of leftover yarn, a small, amusing crochet project for in between.

For this, you'll need cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g (I used Catania by Schachenmayr) in rust red, camel, vanilla, curry, and black. For 2 hot dogs, you won't even need half a ball of each color (for black and curry, even a tiny leftover is enough.)

Click here to go directly to the pattern!

This cuddly-soft children’s sweater was knitted from sock yarn. The collar and sleeve cuffs are made as pops of color with orange merino wool in a similar yardage.

With the pattern, experienced beginners can easily knit this sweater themselves. It has no seams. The measurements in the pattern are suitable for sizes 92–104.

To the knitting pattern and more

Luna Set Knitting Pattern



View the pattern!

You can knit this set using any sock yarn you like.

I used Heinz’s “Favorite Colors” sock yarn and
myboshi’s “Favorite Colors Sock Minis” in anthracite!

The pattern includes detailed, step-by-step instructions with illustrations!

Start the new year with this winter doily! It’s quick and easy to crochet—perfect for some relaxing crafting.

Leftover cotton yarn is all you need. Add a touch of elegance with gold yarn for the border.

Click here for the pattern.

Teddy bears and dolls need warm clothing now, too. This raglan sweater with the matching sleeping bag was designed to fit the baby bear in my shop perfectly. But both pieces also fit all other teddy bears and dolls measuring about 40 cm.

Both garments are very easy to knit. The pattern is ideal for beginners with the basic skills mentioned. It has no abbreviations, and the photos are placed separately in the appendix.

Go to the knitting pattern and more

Who’s hopping so happily into the new year? It’s a lucky little pig, truly wonderful! It wants to give lots of luck to everyone, even if it has to twist its arm to do it. The lucky cloverleaf is very big and heavy. Some need it less, others more.



Crochet this enchanting lucky pig with my pattern and give it to dear friends or anyone who could use a little luck. With its broad smile and cheeky look, it instantly spreads good cheer.

Crochet pattern for a lucky pig with cloverleaf
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/46878/haekelanleitung-gluecksschwein-mit-kleeblatt-pdf-datei

• printable PDF file
• Scope of the crochet pattern: 18 pages
• Size: approx. 20 cm with hook size 2.5
• easy to understand with step-by-step instructions and lots of pictures
• Difficulty level: easy
• Language: German

Material

• Crochet hook size 2–2.5 mm
• Schachenmayr Catania or similar cotton yarn, yardage: 125 m/50 g, colors: Black (color no. 00110), Greenery/light green (color no. 00418), Orchid/pink (color no. 0222), White (color no. 00106)
• Scissors
• Needle
• Half pearls for the eyes, diameter 6 mm
• Stuffing
• Super glue
• Pipe cleaners/chenille wire, approx. 2 x 30 cm

Required skills/abbreviations

• magic ring/magic ring
• chain stitches = ch
• single crochet = sc
• slip stitch = sl st

Selling the finished figure, e.g. in shops, at markets and/or online, is permitted in small quantities. You can find more details in the pattern!

The pattern is in PDF format!

Hat for the whole family...……………..



The knitting pattern for this hat is available in 8 sizes, ranging from preemies to various children’s sizes and up to adults.

The pattern is written in detail, round by round. If you prefer to work from a knitting chart, you’ll find one included in the pattern as well.

You should have experience using a set of double-pointed needles and know how to knit and purl, as well as how to knit stitches together. A yarn with a yardage of 110–130 m per 50 grams is suitable. This project was knitted with size 3.5 needles.

You can find a few more pictures and additional information—such as details about the yarn—here

This set baby or children's jacket called "little Princess" is very easy to crochet.
The pattern is designed for sizes 50 through 140 and is absolutely suitable for beginners.

As a little bonus the pattern for a matching hat is included.





Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:


Required materials: Detailed material information for each size and needle/hook size can be found in the pattern!
(sample image size 50/56):

• for this size, you need approx. 350m - 420m of any yarn (yarn usage naturally depends on your crochet style and hook size)
• crochet hook matching the yarn (here size 3.5)
• 3-5 buttons; the size depends on the yarn weight

Triangular shawl "Witching Night" with a simple basic pattern, but a fantastic finishing border that immediately catches the eye. Crocheting it is no witchcraft; you only need to know the basic stitches.

You can crochet it from a written pattern, or work from a crochet chart .





Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:

The amount of material needed depends on the hook size and yarn weight and whether you crochet tighter or looser. Amount used in this example:

• Red shawl = approx. 1150 m – A 3-ply gradient yarn cake from Sauerbobbels was used (1.90 m x 0.65 m)
• Petrol shawl = approx. 1100 m- 1200 m - A 4-ply gradient yarn cake was used (50% PA/50% cotton) 2.00 m x 0.75 m
• Crochet hook to match the yarn (here size 3.5)

KIM Wrist Warmers + Flap—5 Sizes: Sewing Instructions + Pattern


Kim—fingerless gloves with an optional mitten flap for teens, women, and men.
The ultimate glove, not just for dog owners. Your fingers are quickly free for carabiners, poop bag rolls, keys, etc., and when needed, the mitten flap can simply be pulled over your fingers for extra warmth.

• Glove sizes 5, 6, 7, 8, 9
• International sizes: Kids M–XL / Women XS–XL / Men XS–L
• Fabric: Knit fabrics (e.g., sweatshirt fabric, knit, fleece, jersey, teddy, softshell)
• PDF file, print format: DIN A4 or US Letter
• Measurements: cm and inches
• in German and English
• Illustrated step-by-step instructions
• sewing pattern
• Level: 1 (suitable for beginners)

Wrist warmers with a decorative tulip cable

I have a pair of pretty wrist warmers for you to make. Everyone can use them—well, the girls, of course. You can knit them for yourself, your best friend, your daughter, or your granddaughter. Your hands stay warm, and your fingertips still have plenty of freedom. No more annoying taking gloves on and off.

We knit them with 50/60 g of yarn and a size 3 set of double-pointed needles. Even if you haven't knitted with a set of double-pointed needles or a cable pattern before, you can give this a try. I explain and show you everything in detail.

You can choose the yarn freely: easy-care acrylic yarn, silky-shiny merino wool, cuddly-soft alpaca wool, or a skein of your favorite yarn from your leftovers basket. Anything you like that matches the gauge can be used! You’ll find more details by clicking the heading.

I hope you have lots of fun with this project - Yours, Ina

Since the Christmas season is almost over, it’s time to finally swap out the Christmas decorations for winter ones. My store already carries window decorations, tea light holders, and other seasonal decorations—and now there’s one more to add to the collection.



The delicate snowball is made of photo cardstock, measures about 24 cm, is very easy to recreate, and is ideal even for beginners who are comfortable using a craft knife.

Elly is a very beautiful sailor elephant, and you can make her in the colors you like best! The finished size is approx. 13 cm. This project is easy to follow with these instructions. It contains 7 well-detailed pages with step-by-step instructions and helpful photos. Required skills: magic ring, chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch, increasing, decreasing.
Materials needed: yarn in various colors, 2 mm crochet hook, stuffing, plastic eyes

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/46985/haekelanleitung-von-elly-dem-elefanten-pdf-english-deutsch-dutch-ternura-amigurumi

This beautiful puppy is perfect for children. You can make it in the colors you like best! Let your imagination run wild! The finished size is approx. 12 cm. This manual makes the project easy to follow. It contains 7 well-detailed pages with step-by-step instructions and helpful photos. Required skills: magic ring, chain stitch, single crochet, slip stitch, increasing and decreasing.
Materials needed: yarn in various colors, 2 mm crochet hook, stuffing, plastic eyes


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/46919/haekelanleitung-thoby-der-welpe-pdf-english-deutsch-dutch-ternura-amigurumi

Hello everyone,

these little snails are easy to make and will be approx. 16 cm long and 11 cm tall.
Especially now in all this swirling snow, they’re a wonderful splash of color :-)
They love sitting on windowsills or on a shelf. They’re happy to be touched by little
children’s hands. The two cuties also look great as pincushions. (for straight pins)

Here’s the pattern

This cozy cotton pillow is a real eye-catcher and is very easy to knit, even for advanced beginners.

Here are a few reasons to make your decision easier:

• You definitely won’t get bored while knitting it, even though it’s very easy to do.
• For example, you’ll have a great gift idea that’s guaranteed to be well received.
• It knits up well in cotton all year round.

Get the pattern now and start right away. Of course, the color choice can be adapted completely to your taste.

To the knitting pattern and more

Is your girl a unicorn fan too? Then she has to have this hobby unicorn! That means: “hobby” isn’t quite right, because the stick is actually a soft pool noodle, so there’s no risk of injury even during wild play. And the soft, cuddly animal can even come to bed in the evening if your child just can’t part with it!

Violetta the unicorn is crocheted from cuddly fluffy yarn. To make sure it still gets a firm shape, and so you can see the stitches even with this yarn, filet crochet thread is used as a carry-along yarn.
Violetta will be about 90 cm tall.

To crochet Violetta, you’ll need:

• 100 g fluffy yarn in white (Phil douce by Phildar, yardage 86 m / 50 g)
• 50 g cotton yarn (filet thread) size 10 as a carry-along yarn in white
• 150 g cotton yarn in violet (yardage approx. 125 m/ 50 g, e.g. Catania by Schachenmayr)
• 50 g cotton yarn in light gray (yardage approx. 125 m/ 50 g, e.g. Catania by Schachenmayr)
• 2.5 mm crochet hook
• 3.0 mm crochet hook
• 1 pair of safety eyes in violet, diameter approx. 3 cm
• 1 pair of artificial eyelashes
• craft stuffing approx. 300 g
• 1 purple pool noodle
• glue suitable for Styrofoam

Click here to get to the pattern: HERE!

Would you like to knit socks, but the complicated heel puts you off?
That’s over now—because with this brilliantly easy-to-knit “mowi heel,” knitting socks becomes a real delight. I’m speaking from my own experience.

Here, knitting with the CraSyTrio is described. But it can also be adapted very easily for a set of double-pointed needles. Where I have a stitch marker, a new needle simply begins.

In the pattern, I present 4 different sizes—from baby socks to men’s socks. A table with several stitch and size examples is also included.

To the knitting pattern and more

Is winter dreary and gray? How about a little summer vibe?
Little Marta shows you just how lovely a day in a flower meadow can be.



Click here for the pattern

I used polyacrylic yarn (241 m / 100 g) and a size 4 hook for this little project, but you can follow the pattern with any yarn and the appropriate hook—just keep in mind that the size will vary.


Have fun crocheting!

When it gets really cold in winter, Barbie hits the ice! And of course, she’s dressed very stylishly for the occasion. Her ice-skating outfit features long sleeves with cut-outs at the shoulders, a short, full skirt with a glittery hem, and attached crocheted briefs. Barbie also has matching earmuffs so her ears stay warm. You can crochet
the outfit using leftover yarn (I used Catania Fine and Creative Bubble for the hem.)
The pattern includes detailed written instructions with pictures, as well as instructions for making Barbie’s skates.
Get started right away so Barbie can make the most of winter!
Click here to download!