Häkelanleitung Taschenbaumler Geldbörse Eule

Häkelanleitung Taschenbaumler Geldbörse Eule

What Is Being Made

This crochet pattern from designer amigoll9 creates a charming keychain wallet in the shape of a small owl (Taschenbaumler Geldbörse kleine Eule). The finished piece measures 8 cm wide by 6 cm high, making it an ideal compact accessory for carrying small items or attaching to a keychain. This beginner-friendly project combines practical functionality with whimsical amigurumi-style design.

Techniques Used

The pattern employs fundamental crochet techniques suitable for beginners. The construction begins with a foundation chain and progresses through multiple rows of basic stitching. The design uses color changes to create distinct sections of the owl, requiring yarn transitions at specific points in the pattern. Assembly techniques include attaching hardware components and finishing details to complete the functional wallet piece.

Stitches Used

This project utilizes essential crochet stitches:

• Luftmaschen (LM) – Chain stitches forming the foundation
• Wendeluftmasche (WLM) – Turning chain stitches at row transitions
• Feste Maschen (fM) – Single crochet stitches used throughout the main body
• Stäbchen (Stb) – Taller stitches for texture variation
• Kettmasche (KM) – Slip stitches for joining

Materials Required

The pattern calls for yarn in five colors: pink (Rosa), green (Grün), white (Weiß), black (Schwarz), and orange (Orange). Approximately 50g of yarn with a yardage of roughly 200m is needed; the pattern suggests Zeeman Supersoft as a suitable yarn choice. A 2.5mm crochet hook is required for this project. Additional materials include scissors, a yarn needle for weaving in ends, stitch markers or pins, two snap fasteners (Druckknöpfe) for closure, a key ring with chain for attachment, and optional decorative elements such as a handmade embellishment.

Pattern Structure

The owl wallet is constructed in distinct color-blocked sections. The pattern begins with a pink foundation of 20 chain stitches plus one turning chain, worked in single crochet across 21 rows to establish the base. The design then transitions to green for rows 22 through 36, creating the contrasting upper section. This modular approach makes the pattern accessible for beginners while building dimensional form through strategic color placement.