In this post, I’m taking you along through my little (okay, more like big 😄) crochet and knitting chaos. I’ve taken all my finished pieces out of their boxes, sorted them, and finally made them visible on a clothing rack. In doing so, I’ll show you my favorite pieces, give you an insight into my work, and hopefully provide a little motivation to pull out your own creations again.
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The whole thing captured on video
I, of course, filmed the whole process as well.
In the video, I take you through it step by step: from emptying the boxes to the final setup on the clothing rack.
It turned into such a really satisfying before-and-after thing 😍
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An overview of my crochet and knitted pieces
A lot really came together when unpacking:
There are quite a few tops included, some with patterns, some without, and a few for which a pattern was actually planned at one point. I have linked all the pieces for which a pattern is already available here.
- Crocheted tops and shirts
- Self-knitted sweaters
- Comfortable crochet socks
- Small individual pieces I had almost forgotten
It was really lovely to pick up every piece again and remember its creation.
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All crocheted tops

Video and PDF pattern
Click>>> Simple Granny Cardigan 2-in-1: Crochet a cardigan or jacket
Video and PDF
Click> Peacock Granny Square Jacket - Crochet Pattern | Unisex | Universal

Click> Tiffany Sweater Short-Sleeve Shirt - Crochet Pattern

Click> Crochet Sweater "Lizzy" openwork pattern with a surprise effect
Click> My first crochet sweater - for beginners | Unisex | no sewing | RVO (Raglan Top Down)

Click > Crochet Pattern - Light Summer Shirt Unisex
Click > Hygge Hug Cardigan – Crochet Pattern
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Now follow all the patterns for my crocheted socks.
Click> Crochet socks for beginners - Crochet Pattern
Click> Küma's Elastic Fantastic Crochet Socks - Crochet Pattern
Click> Crochet socks the easy way - New Design
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I don’t really have that much to show you in terms of knitting patterns. I’d say I’m more of a casual knitter—on vacation or whenever I just feel like using two needles for a bit.
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Why hanging them up is totally worth it
I can only recommend making your finished creations visible:
- You feel like wearing them again
- You see your own progress
- It looks much tidier right away
- And honestly: It just looks really beautiful
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My conclusion
For me, the whole thing was more than just tidying up.
It was also kind of a little reminder of how much I’ve already done and how much fun the whole thing brings me.Now everything is hanging there neatly, I can access it whenever I want, and I’m really enjoying it again.





