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In the mood for spring?
These beautiful flower-shaped crocheted egg cozies bring spring right to your breakfast table! Daffodils, snowdrops, tulips, and bluebells aren’t hard to crochet and require very little yarn (for one egg cozy, just 20–30 g of one color plus a scrap of green). I recommend cotton yarn with a yardage of 125 m/50 g (e.g., Catania by Schachenmayr).
In the 11-page pattern, you’ll find a detailed description of each step and plenty of pictures.
You can download the pattern right here!

If you still have some glitter yarn left over from Christmas, you can crochet an off-the-shoulder cocktail dress for your daughter’s or granddaughter’s Barbie doll. The “fur” at the hem gives it a particularly extravagant look. To match, Barbie wears an elegant hat and a silver clutch.
For the dress, I used “Glitter” by Gründel. It’s a lurex yarn that’s quite soft and supple. The furry hem was made with Brazilia by Schachenmayr, but it also looks very nice with the slightly stiffer sponge yarn “Creative Bubble” by Schachenmayr.
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Knitting pattern Baby Shoes Paw
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Quickly conjure up a special pair of little shoes from leftover yarn!

What you need for size: 3–6 months, foot length: approx. 10 cm

Materials:
30 g Bravo Color Originals
Color: 02118
Yardage: 50 g / 133 m
Knitting needles size 3–4
1 darning needle
4 buttons

Click here for the pattern



This shawl is perfect for all lovers of cables. Especially now for winter, it’s the perfect accessory for any occasion. Whether elegant,
simple, or sporty, it simply always works.

This pretty cover is a decorative way to hide those ugly tissue boxes. It’s great for using up different leftover yarn, and as a nice bonus, you’ll also have a gift for your favorite people.

The tissue box cover is very easy to crochet, even for beginners with basic skills. Everything is explained and shown in detail.

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This cute pinafore skirt with knitted-in hearts is a quick-change artist, because it grows with your child from 1.5 to about 5 years old. 

It’s easy to knit, even for beginners with basic knowledge.

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An absolutely wonderful beginner project is this cowl / shoulder warmer. All you need is one leftover skein of cotton yarn, and you’re ready to get started.

The special thing: You can also knit it as a baby skirt and wear it yourself later on. ;-)

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A great gift for a newborn that people will love: the Duggy Cuddle Cloth. An ideal companion for cuddling and cherishing. I used 100% cotton yarn with a length of 115 m/50g and a matching 3.5 mm crochet hook.
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A practical companion for every mom: a hand-crocheted diaper bag.
It offers plenty of space for all the essentials. The diaper bag can be crocheted with any type of yarn, which is why I’m providing the measurements.

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Prom – This is a crocheted triangular shawl with a pattern that repeats over two rows.

The shawl is started at the tip, so the size is adjustable. For this shawl, I used 150 grams of Schachenmayr’s Tahiti yarn.

The pattern is written in detail, and plenty of pictures will help you make the shawl.

You can find the pattern for the shawl here

Knitting Pattern for Baby Shoes



These booties are knitted with a set of double-pointed needles. Thanks to the high cuff, the booties stay on the baby’s feet and aren’t easily kicked off.

You should know how to knit and purl and have some practice with a cable needle—then these booties can be knitted quickly from just a few grams of yarn.

Here you’ll find the pattern for the booties

Winter is far from over, but honestly, I’ve had enough already – I want it to finally be warm and sunny again. If it’s getting harder for you, too, to stay in a good mood, maybe crafting this little flower basket can brighten your spirits?



This little flower basket is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 14 x 21 x 19 cm. The flowers are made from photo cardstock and crepe paper. Both the basket and the flowers are very easy to craft.

Are you already in the mood for spring decor?
How about this beautiful strawberry door wreath? It’s sure to chase away the everyday gloom. :)

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The wreath can be used as a door, wall, or window decoration. It also works very well as a table decoration without the vines.

You’ll receive a detailed, 12-page, richly illustrated pattern for a decorative wreath measuring approx. 25 cm, in a spring design with strawberries, blossoms, vines, and leaves.

Also well suited for beginners

Or how about two kittens in love as a wonderful gift for your sweetheart or someone else you care about?

Once completed, the cat couple will be approximately 25 cm tall (when using the specified hook size and yarn weight).
You’ll receive a detailed 13-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate it quickly.

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 Colorful Easter EggsColorful Easter Eggs (size approx. 7 x 9 cm plus a loop approx. 7 cm) — something small and beautiful for Easter. The simple Bruges lace crochet technique creates beautiful
spring freshness. An excellent window or door decoration for Easter,
or even as a small gift! Ideal for using up leftover yarn! :-)


Have fun crocheting!



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This cute unicorn sponge is crocheted from sponge yarn and can be used as a dish sponge or an exfoliating sponge.
The pattern is text-based and explains the process step by step.

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The cute little flip-flops for washing dishes or exfoliating are crocheted from special scrubby yarn. The pattern is text-based and includes explanatory pictures. A great project for yarn scraps and summer lovers.

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Easter is practically just around the corner, and to get ready, you can already whip up a few little gifts. This pattern for a dishwashing or exfoliating bunny made from scrubby yarn is perfect for that. You only need small amounts, and the pattern explains everything step by step.

Even after Christmas, you’ll still have a lovely decoration with this snowflake-shaped tealight holder.

Not necessarily a beginner project, but very doable if you already have some first experience crocheting double crochet stitches.

It uses very little material — 10 g of cotton yarn, e.g. Catania or a similar yarn, is enough for one tealight.

You can find the pattern here.


This lovely pair of wings with a heart is also a sweet gift idea for Valentine’s Day.
You’ll receive a detailed pattern for the two sizes shown, a brief description of how to crochet them even larger, and an illustrated pattern for the heart.

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These cute earrings with little angel wings are quick to make and an absolute eye-catcher. Wonderful for using up leftover yarn.

Here’s the pattern



You’ll receive a detailed PDF pattern with numerous
step-by-step photos, making it easy enough for beginners, too. The wings look very pretty from
both sides (the back almost looks like stockinette stitch
— see photo).



Play Mat – Farm Animals

Make the most of the cold days and treat yourself or your children to this cozy, colorful play mat. It measures approx. 190 x 125 cm and is sure to attract lots of admiring looks.

The pattern explains in a beginner-friendly way which materials you need, how to work the design in Tunisian simple stitch, and how to attach a fluffy backing.

So go for it — it’s easier than it might look :)

Crocheted triangular shawl "Flowerstripes" 

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An eye-catcher that practically crochets itself, because the super-easy pattern consists of only 4 rows and doesn't require much prior knowledge. The sideways flow of the colors immediately catches everyone's eye and makes it a must-have among shawls.

You can crochet it to any size, since the pattern repeat keeps repeating and the shawl automatically gets a little wider in every row.

Here you will receive a written version as well as a crochet chart and a few pictures that support the pattern.

Difficulty level: Easy

What you need:

One approx. 300 g gradient yarn cake, 4-ply (300 g = approx. 1500 m yardage), recommended hook size 3.5

Since this stitch pattern uses up a lot of yarn, your yarn cake should have at least 1500 m of yardage, preferably more, so it turns out nice and large.

Size: 1.75 x 0.75 meters with just under 1500 m of yardage

What you need to know:

chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, double crochet, clusters (3 dc worked off together)

If you'd like to get ready for spring despite the cold, you can make this absolutely spring-themed decoration.


 
This tea light holder is made from cardstock and measures approx. 15 x 5 x 13 cm. With a little experience using a craft knife, it's very easy to make. It can also be used as an egg cup or a holder for chocolates.

Tania Scarf-Shawl
great project for gradient cake yarn



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This scarf-shawl is a wonderful combination of a scarf and a shawl.

As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how you can crochet this scarf-shawl yourself, even as a beginner.
For advanced crocheters , it also includes a computer-generated crochet chart.

The scarf-shawl shown was crocheted using 150 g of 4-ply gradient cake yarn (yardage 190 m/50 g) and is 220 cm long with a height of 25 cm.

Coasters or small decorative doilies (size: approx. 15 cm in diameter), ideal as coasters for glasses and mugs or as small decorative
doilies. Link to the pattern