Advanced Users: Download great patterns now.

Dear users, dear authors,
Here are some patterns for advanced users that will help you have a great time in January . Get started right away.

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2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget to include a link, an image, and the usual information.

A knitted sweater you can wear all year round: The knitted-in ethnic pattern and fringe make it something truly special. You should already have experience knitting multicolored patterns if you want to recreate this sweater. The pattern covers sizes 36–44.
Materials needed:

• 400 g curry-colored cotton (Mayflower Junior Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 100 g olive-colored cotton (Mayflower Rainbow Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g
• 50 g turquoise cotton (Mayflower Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 50 g red cotton (Mayflower Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 50 g dark blue cotton (Mayflower Cotton 8, 170 m / 50 g)
• 2.5 mm knitting needles
• 3.5 mm knitting needles
• Colorful beads with holes that aren’t too small (2–4 strands of yarn should fit through them)

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These 2 cute potholders are intended for the experienced crocheters among you who want to try their hand at the tapestry technique.

Polar bears and penguins actually live at opposite ends of the world and would usually only meet at the zoo, but now they can meet in your kitchen too!

You can work from a graphical chart, but there is also a detailed written description of each row. The potholders are crocheted double as mitts, so you can conveniently slip your hand inside.

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"Ice Crystal" is the name of this stylish sweater. It is worked as a top-down raglan and can be made in any size. The pattern includes detailed tables with measurements.




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Material:

• 4-ply gradient yarn (Bobbel) was used here (of course, you can also use 3-ply yarn or yarns with a similar yardage)
• crochet hook matching the yarn (in this example, size 3.5)
• Sizes 32/34/36 - approx. 1550 m – 1650 m
• Sizes 38/40/42 - approx. 1700 m – 1800 m
• Sizes 44/46/48 - approx. 1900 m – 2100 m
• From size 50 - from approx. 2200m -

This men’s vest with a cable pattern can be worn in any season and is timelessly modern.
It’s helpful if you already know how to knit cable patterns. But this is also shown in the pattern.

Very easy for advanced knitters to knit. 

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This pretty baby pinafore dress features a special lace pattern that I recreated from a 50-year-old children's jacket. It requires experienced knitting hands, then it's easy and fun.

It fits a baby at 3 months and still a toddler at 1.5 years.

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The tunic with the pretty lace pattern at the hem and the heart pattern in the upper section already gives us a little hint of spring. 

The pattern is written for sizes 38–42, but experienced knitters can also easily adapt it for other sizes.

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Whether with short or long sleeves: RVO Hishi always works with its simple elegance, thanks to the combination of stockinette stitch and a lace pattern.


You can determine Hishi’s size according to your own measurements.

The stated yarn usage is based on measurements of 40 cm length, 52 cm width, and 45 cm sleeve length.

185 g 4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% polyacrylic) from Traumgarne, yardage 1,000 m / 250 g, circular knitting needles 3 - 4 mm, set of double-pointed needles 2 - 3 mm and 3 - 4 mm 

The PDF file consists of two pages and is suitable for advanced knitters.

Knitting pattern for a scarf with a beautiful lace pattern



This pattern is already suitable for advanced knitters. Knowledge of knit and purl stitches, yarn overs, knitting stitches together, and increasing stitches is required to knit this beautiful scarf.

The pattern includes written instructions explaining how the scarf is made, and I also provide you with a knitting chart. 

I used Schachenmayr Merino Extrafine cotton 120 yarn (120 m / 50 g). I knitted with size 4.5 needles and used approx. 300 grams of the yarn to achieve a length of 190 cm and a width of approx. 32 cm. 


You can find the pattern here

If you already have some crafting experience and are looking for a little challenge, then this tea light holder is just right for you—this wintry decoration isn’t difficult to make, but a little practice would be very helpful here.



  This tea light holder is made of photo cardstock and tracing paper, measures approximately 10 x 7.5 x 10 cm, and is suitable only for LED lights.

Rosalie the Peony Girl is a lovely little romantic.

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You’ll receive a detailed 39-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate it. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall.

The PDF includes patterns for the doll, the dress, the shoes, the hat with a rose blossom, as well as the stole and the parasol. A separate crochet chart is also included for the parasol and the stole.

Suitable for advanced crocheters.

Table Runner Goal
a small challenge in filet technique



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The table runner is a great eye-catcher for your table and will delight soccer fans big and small.

As always, the pattern is very detailed and describes row by row how to crochet the table runner.
It includes numerous, informative photos & drawings, a crochet chart created on the PC for the complete table runner, and lots of tips.

The table runner is not a “side project for crocheting blindly” — the stitches themselves are not difficult, but the color changes require a little attention.

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

Ayana Crescent Shawl
a small lace challenge



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This shawl is a wonderful eye-catcher and a very varied crochet project, as every row has a different pattern.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes in detail, row by row, how you can crochet this wonderful shawl yourself.
A crochet chart created on a PC is also included.

For the shawl shown, a good 150 g of sock yarn (yardage 210 m / 50 g) was crocheted; it is approx. 120 cm wide and 55 cm high.

2-in-1 pattern for patient—and not-so-patient—advanced crocheters :
The RVO Sagoromo can be crocheted as either a sweater or a dress .

Yarn requirements : approx. 250 g for the sweater (36 cm long, 45 cm wide) and 400 g for the dress (74 cm long and 60 cm at the widest point of the skirt).
4-ply yarn (50% cotton, 50% acrylic).
Crochet with a 3–3.5 mm hook.

The Cool Temptation poncho requires concentration and some knitting experience for the lace pattern and the final knitting pattern. 
But the patience is worth it. It’s a real eye-catcher. 
You’ll need at least 300 g of sock-weight yarn. Depending on your choice of material, it can look elegant or simply be something for every day. 
The patterns are explained with charts. 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/40425/cool-temptation-gestrickter-poncho