Creative Crafts: Tips & Free Patterns

With these sewing instructions, you can really make the most of your old jeans. The instructions are suitable for anyone with a little sewing experience, as every step is described and accompanied by pictures. Read more »

Butterflies are the Colourful sign of Summer. Bring yourself some summer feelings in the kitchen with this Butterfly potholder. This potholder is worked in the double sided knitting technique and is with that double as thick as a normal knitted potholder. The Free pattern includes loads of tips to how to work the double face technique. The pattern includes a row knit explanation or can be worked with the graph if you know the double face knitting technique. Read more »

In this blog entry I will show you in detail how you can knit the letter “A” in double sided knitting. You can use the little square as a coaster or cleaning pad, or children could play “school” with it. Of course, you could also use it for a blanket, a pillow case, a scarf or other accessories. All you need is two different colours of the same yarn quality, knitting needles and a bit of time. So, grab your yarn, needles and let’s start 😊 Read more »

This is a free pattern for a Dad Deco Blanket (Table runner) perfect as a gift for all the super Dad’s out there. The pattern contains a row-by-row explanation or can be worked with the graph where filet crochet knowledge would be an advantage. It is very important to read the info’s in the pattern before starting. Read more »

It can change so quickly – just one turn, and the sad face becomes a laughing one 😊 In this thread I will show you how you can knit this little smiley face in double sided knitting – and even different on both sides. You will also find the knitting charts if you want to knit only the laughing smiley face or only the sad one. So grab two skeins of yarn, knitting needles, and there you go. Read more »

This is a free Pattern for a special blanket which can be customized. The blanket id perfect for a birth, a birthday, anniversary or any occasion. The pattern contains a written row to row explanation and a Graph. If you want to work, it with the graph you should be able to read it as its not explained. Read more »

A third of the new year has now passed and most of us have already forgotten the good intentions we made on January 1st, or is it just me... 😉 Maybe you fancy a new challenge? How about your first patchwork quilt? The great thing is, you can make your first quilt as big or as small as you like: As a baby blanket or even just a teapot coaster or perhaps a cozy blanket for the couch that is much warmer than the fleece blankets you buy? Or perhaps a light summer blanket in view of the coming, hopefully warm summer months? No matter, you can decide spontaneously while sewing and, if you want, you can also change your mind. Read more »

Would you like to put your small fabric remnants, your scraps, to good use? We sewing enthusiasts often have scraps of fabric lying around somewhere that are too good to throw away. I know many quilters who keep even the smallest scraps of fabric to use at some point. I'm going to show you one way to make good use of them in your next project. Have fun with it! Read more »

This washcloth is a perfect gift for any parents or friends which are parents. The Washcloth is worked with knit and purl stitches inly as well as slip as knit stitches and with that very beginner friendly. The pattern includes a row knit explanation or can be worked with the graph. Read more »

A dachshund with a stroller. Materials: For a dachshund and a puppy. Yarn of your choice. Acrylic, wool, velour or cotton will do. I used 400 m/100g acrylic yarn. The length of my dachshund is 12 cm, the length of the puppy is 5 cm. Depending on the thickness of yarn a finished toy size may differ. Yarn of the following colours is required: brown, dark brown. For a stroller. Choose a yarn twice as thick as the yarn for the dachshund.   - A crochet hook, I used 1,25 mm crochet hook; - Hollow fibre for stuffing Read more »

Are you a knitting beginner and would like to have a quick experience of success? Or you have been a knitter forever, but just feel like doing a small but effectful project in between? Then this is the right pattern for you 😊 In this thread I will show you how you can work the butterfly as a motif for a little coaster or a cleaning pad. You will get step-by-step instructions, so even beginners with basic knitting skills will be able to follow easily. All you need to do is knits and purls. In addition, there is also a knitting chart if you prefer working according to a chart. You can work the butterfly for yourself, but of course also as a present for a beloved one, who likes these fascinating animals, too. In Swiss dialect, the name for these flying wonders is “Sommervogel”, which translates to “Summer bird” – I think that’s quite appropriate. So, grab yourself some suitable yarn, such as cotton, a pair of knitting needles, and there you go! Read more »

This is a pattern to make this cute cactus! Crochet cactus plant will surely bring a fun vibe to your apartment. A great little gift! You can make it in any desired colours. This free crochet pattern is very detailed. It comes with easy to follow written instructions and photo tutorial. The photo tutorial contains helpful step-by-step pictures to make the project as easy to follow as possible. Read more »

Bring some more Color in your Kitchen with this Peony potholder. This potholder is worked in the double sided knitting technique and is with that double as thick as a normal knitted potholder. The Free pattern includes loads of tips to how to work the double face technique. The pattern includes a row knit explanation or can be worked with the graph if you know the double face knitting technique. Read more »

With these instructions and the free pattern, you can easily sew a super cute pregnancy cushion for yourself or a loved one. Each step is explained in detail and accompanied by pictures so that even beginners can quickly achieve their desired result. Read more »

Summer is just around the corner. Bring yourself some Summer feeling in the kitchen with this Coneflower potholder. This potholder is worked in the double sided knitting technique and is with that double as thick as a normal knitted potholder. The Free pattern includes loads of tips to how to work the double face technique. The pattern includes a row knit explanation or can be worked with the graph if you know the double face knitting technique. Read more »

This Pattern includes the Numbers 0 to 9 plus some punctuation marks worked in the C2C Technik. The patches can be used as Washcloths, Potholders or Patches for a Blanket. I would recommend to only use cotton yarn for the Potholders. The pattern contains a written row to row explanation and a Graph. If you want to work, it with the graph you should be able to read it as its not explained. Read more »

With these knitting instructions, I will show you how I work a top down pullover. A top down can be easily adapted to any size without having to make any major calculations. I wish you much fun working this top down. Read more »

This Pattern includes the letters N to Z from the alphabet worked in the C2C Technik. The patches can be used as Washcloths, Potholders or Patches for a Blanket.  I would recommend to only use cotton yarn for the Potholders. The pattern contains a written row to row explanation and a Graph. If you want to work, it with the graph you should be able to read it as its not explained. Read more »

Discover the cutest and sweetest elephant amigurumi toy! Crochet the one for yourself with this very easy to follow free crochet pattern! This is a very simple design. The pattern is very detailed. It comes with easy to follow written instructions and photo tutorial. The photo tutorial contains helpful step-by-step pictures to make the project as easy to follow as possible Read more »

This Pattern includes the letters A-M from the alphabet worked in the C2C Technik. The patches can be used as Washcloths, Potholders or Patches for a Blanket.  I would recommend to only use cotton yarn for the Potholders. The pattern contains a written row to row explanation and a Graph. If you want to work, it with the graph you should be able to read it as its not explained. Read more »