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Miniature pines, nature’s tiny guardians.

Just a lil’ pine tree standing there so gracefully. So simple. So beautiful.

Imagine you’re laying on the ground and looking up upon the sky. The trees are surrounding you and are trying to reach the sky and the star that shines so bright upon you.

Here is a pattern for a simple and lovely baret. A baret is also called a flat-hat. It has become more popular in fashion recently, so here is your chance to make one yourself!

The red Santa hat has a very special place in the Danish Christmas - and in our folk costumes. Every year we see Christmas advent calendars on TV that try to rethink the design. So this dishcloth should of course also be a Santa hat.

These elfs are ready for the christmas party at santas’ later!

What is that on the shelf? Is it a bird? Is it a plane? Well, it is just Cathy Dangle Senior trying to relax. They are just chillin’ trying to catch a fish or two. The Danglecat can be used as a hugging toy or a decorative piece for you, or the catlover in your life.

This design is beginner friendly. The half-double crochet gives the bag a simple and elegant look. The colour combinations give the bag a fall feeling, but use the colours that match your own style. You can also use yarnscraps or try using the same colour but in different nuances.

The bucket hat is back in style! Hurray! Something that is protecting your skin is trending! With this pattern you will be able to be out and about without worrying if the sun gets in your eyes.

It’s easier when we help each other. The elves did find that out today, when they hung up the big braided heart. It is not quite so heavy when there is a helping hand.

It is never too early to decorate for Christmas! I know someone who is always ready to hang up a thing or two! This decorating elf is busy hanging up hearts to spread some joy for the people (and elfs) around them.

Is it that time of year? Where the witches walk freely amongst regular humans?

Ribbit, ribbit, who’s there? It’s the new generation of the Dangles. Starting out the bloodline with Froggy. Froggy Dangle Junior. They are just hanging out. In the swamp, by the lake or on your shelf!

A sky FILLED with stars!

You can get ready for Christmas with this Danish Santa Hat to keep your ears and heart warm all through winter.

Time to dress up in a costume? Or just want a pointy poncho?

This pattern is made easy to make by having 3 different ways to help you through it. It has a simple chart with colours of where the holes are supposed to be (chart 1), there is a chart with stitch descriptions (chart 2), so you can visually can see where the stitches are supposed to be, and there is a written description you can follow if you ...

In this pattern, we’re about to create a charming little rattle that’s as cute as a button and shaped like an adorable chicken.

Beginner friendly project - but big!

Since this piece is knitted, the material will be able to stretch, so when measuring, go down to the nearest size. Example: My waist is 116cm , so I’ll go down to 110cm - and that is XXL

These raindeer are so simpel and pretty and was a part of my dischcloth adventcalender in 2019.