Christmas Tree Decorations 2019 / Christmas Tree Ornaments 2019

Dear users, dear designers,
here you’ll find new and tried-and-true designs for Christmas tree decorations and Christmas tree ornaments.
Have fun making them.

@Designers,
no quantity limit here in this thread. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual information.

You can find a very easy-to-crochet Christmas tree ornament here in this pattern. Star, snowflake, angel, and bell always look elegant, whether you crochet them from glitter yarn or solid-colored cotton. The work goes quickly, so you can crochet enough pieces to decorate the Christmas packages with them too.

Click here to download the pattern!

These little angels are also quick and easy to crochet. They measure about 8 cm, and each one plays a different instrument. Decide for yourself whether you want to place them under the Christmas tree or hang them from the branches. And as a little guardian angel, one of these heavenly creatures makes an ideal gift tag.
Click here for the pattern!

For many people, moose are an essential part of Christmas. Why is that? They’re so cute and instantly put you in a good mood. You can crochet little Rudi the moose using just a few scraps of leftover yarn, and then decide whether he should adorn your Christmas tree, Advent wreath, a gift package, or your keychain.
Click here to go to the pattern!

With larger Christmas trees, there’s always a bare spot between the top and the first branches that’s hard to decorate.

This little window wreath solves that problem. It has a diameter of 12 cm and features a cheeky little moose sitting on it as if on a swing, happily looking around. To make it, you’ll need just a little yarn, some craft batting, a small Styrofoam wreath and, of course, a crochet hook and the pattern.
You can get it here!

These pretty crocheted stars can spread holiday cheer both as scattered decorations and as tree ornaments. They’re also well-suited as decorations to sew onto various knitted or crocheted items.

Very easy to crochet.

Click here for the crochet pattern

The little guardian angel with the big heart is also a lovely eye-catcher on the Christmas tree.



The little guardian angel is very easy to make from beads and wire, even for craft beginners. Every step is shown with a photo and explained in detail.

More photos, a materials list, and of course the pattern are available here

Christmas Decoration "Little Angels" Christmas Tree Ornaments  


One click to the pattern

These little decorative angels (approx. 11 x 14 cm) are perfect as Christmas tree ornaments; they’re quick to crochet, and the
pattern is ideal for on the go, a small weekend project, or a
night in front of the TV.

A great Christmas gift – “Snowflakes” decorations  




Click here for the patternThis year, I made snowflakes for Christmas. Each snowflake has a diameter of about 15 cm and looks like a little star
. The snowflakes make wonderful Christmas tree ornaments and can also
be
used as door or window decorations, or as coasters for candle holders. A snowflake can be crocheted very quickly. It requires very little yarn—it’s the perfect way to use up leftover yarn!

Decoration "Santa Claus / Santa hat": fold, crochet together, and
sew on the beads








Click - to the pattern

Small decorations (approx. size 10 x 12 cm) work very well as table decorations or Christmas tree ornaments, and can be crocheted quickly
The crochet pattern is ideal for on the go, a small weekend project
or for an evening in front of the TV. Material:  2 (1, 1/4 yarns) "NAKO Mohair Special" (10% mohair wool, 80% acrylic, 100g,
approx. 550m) in white, or fine acrylic or wool can be used
as an alternative.

Decorations / Coasters “Little Snowflakes”





Click here for the pattern 

(Size: approx. 10 cm in diameter) are intended as coasters for candleholders or as door and window decorations. You
won’t need much yarn to make them—it’s a great way to use up leftover yarn!

Small Christmas trees with beaded decorations " Decor, Christmas tree, -
Christmas tree ornaments





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Crochet, fold, and sew on beads - these decorations (approx. 8 cm x 10 cm) for the Christmas tree are quick and
easy to make.

Knitting pattern_ Wendy the Snowman

              Go to the pattern!

This little man would love to
decorate your Christmas tree :-)

Size: approx. 12 cm
Material:
Schachenmayr Baby Smiles Lenja Soft
White 5 g for 1 snowman
leftover yarn for scarf and hat
nylon thread for hanging loop
plush pom-pom
stuffing for filling

Difficulty: very easy

Are there more of these?

Maybe you’re in the mood for a Christmas tree ornament with a twist? One that will delight anyone who loves crafts. In my Christmas decorations—whether hanging on the tree or displayed on the table—it always draws wide-eyed stares and brings a smile to the viewer’s face.

We’ll knit a small piece, thread it onto toothpicks, and attach a ball of modeling clay or something similar to the ends of the toothpicks. Then we’ll decorate it with artificial snow inside an acrylic ball. And just like that, you’ve created a unique and charming Christmas decoration. A bauble like this would also make a wonderful gift for a craft-loving friend on St. Nicholas Day.

I hope you enjoy making this project. Yours, Ina

The free pattern is available here: Special Christmas Tree Ornament



And since things are getting so Christmassy here, I’d like to share another idea for a quick and easy Christmas decoration. Using a few scraps of yarn, you can crochet some pretty little star doilies. You can’t hang them on the Christmas tree, but they look great underneath it too ;-)

Click here for the pattern.

I hope you enjoy these projects too, and have a wonderful holiday season. Yours, Ina

These beautiful glitter balls take a little time to make, so it’s best to get started right away!



The ornaments, which are about 9 cm in size, are made of photo cardstock and decorated with glitter liner. Preparing the individual elements—especially letting the glitter liner dry—takes a little while, but putting them together afterward is quick and easy.

1) Whether as gift tags or on the Christmas tree—these incredibly popular wings / angel wings always look great. The wings are quick to crochet and look beautiful from both sides (the back almost looks like it was knitted in stockinette stitch).
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2) These cute little wings are also quick to crochet and very versatile—not just as tags, but also as tree ornaments, appliqués, table decorations, Advent wreath decorations, and more.
Click here for the pattern:




3) If you’d like two mirror-image wings, this lovely pair of wings with a heart might be just the thing for you. Just add a little ribbon, and they’re ready to decorate your tree.
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4) You can also hang these pretty angels on your Christmas tree. They’re really quick to make and surprisingly simple.
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5) These decorative crocheted bells with bows are just as quick and easy to make—available in 2 sizes
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6) You can also use these pretty bells and bows as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for your Advent wreath, or as table decorations.
Click here for the pattern




7) And with these cute angels, you can also beautifully decorate both gifts and your Christmas tree, Advent wreath, etc.:
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8) Christmas baubles / tree baubles—embroidered with 3 designs, they’re versatile and guaranteed to be an eye-catcher in your home, e.g., as Christmas tree baubles, window decorations, or simply two or three baubles hung on a pretty branch.
Click here for the pattern




9) The stars are quick to crochet and very decorative, especially on the Christmas tree or Advent wreath.
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10) These cute little trees and stars come together so quickly that you’ll have conjured up an entire little forest with a starry sky in no time. You can use them as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for your Advent wreath, or as table decorations. Or you can arrange them in a wreath around a few candles to create a unique, modern Advent decoration.
Click here for the pattern

How about Christmas tree ornaments  made from corrugated cardboard and photo cardstock? You can customize them to match your personal color preferences and make as many as you need!



The ornaments measure approx. 8 x 7 x 5 cm and are very easy to make. If you use gold or silver paint, they’ll take a little longer to dry than usual and need to be held together during that time—so it’s best to make them when you can do something else at the same time that only requires one hand :-).

With a little cotton yarn and a size 2.5 crochet hook, you can crochet each of these gorgeous ornaments! The crochet patterns are beginner-friendly and include plenty of pictures :-)

• folded double and sewn together, they also look wonderful hanging on the Christmas tree!
• let your imagination run wild - with small beads, sequins, little buttons, and ribbons, you can create individual ornaments ♥
  

Crochet Pattern for Christmas Tree Ornament




Crochet Pattern for Star Ornament




Crochet Pattern for Ball & Bell Ornament

The Knobblys also work wonderfully as Christmas tree ornaments :-)

With their diameter of just about 7 to 8 cm and a touch of weight, they decorate the Christmas tree in a fun way ♥

The crochet patterns are very detailed and richly illustrated.

Christmas Knobblys Crochet Pattern




Advent Knobblys Crochet Pattern

These delicate little Christmas trees are very easy to make from cardstock.
Without an eyelet, they can also be used as table or shelf decorations.
 


The little Christmas trees are about 7 cm tall and are very well suited even for beginners with a little crafting experience.

Small Santa Claus Ornament
  Santa ornament

They are very easy and quick to crochet and make a lovely little gift to bring for Advent or St. Nicholas coffee
They work well as ornaments, table scatter, and for individually designed greeting cards, and can be easily made by beginners too..
Basic skills: chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet
I used cotton crochet thread, yardage 333 m per 50 g or 273 m per 50 g
(which is also used for crochet blankets) with a size 1.75 hook..
Depending on the material and hook size, the finished result may turn out different
in size.
You can see the comparison with a €2 coin in the image gallery.

Even more DIY ideas for your Christmas tree: You can easily customize these delicate bells to match your color scheme and make as many as you like!



These small photo-cardboard ornaments are about 7 cm tall, easy to make, and well-suited even for beginners with a little crafting experience.

Stars with or without sparkling beads



Stars as tree ornaments
Get small crochet projects ready for the Advent season now. They are perfect as pendants,
scattered decorations, and for individually designed greeting cards, and they go well with the little Santas described earlier, since here too I used yarn with a yardage of 330 m and hook sizes 1.75 mm and 2 mm.

Another advantage: if they are “picked off” by little hands or house cats,
there won’t be any broken glass.
The stars can also be made quickly and easily by beginners.

All rounds are explained step by step with text and a crochet chart.
Basic knowledge: magic ring, chain stitches, single crochet, double crochet, half double crochet, and
treble crochet stitches

Depending on the yarn and hook size, the stars will vary in size.
The ones shown are between 6 and 10 cm in diameter.
The pattern includes:
4 PDF pages with the complete pattern,
1 text-only page for economical printing
1 page crochet chart

Little Bells for the Holiday Season

These little bells are crocheted using single crochet, chain stitches, double crochet, and slip stitches. The pattern will guide you step by step to the finished product. Plenty of pictures make it easy to follow along.

Depending on the yarn yardage and hook size, the bells will be about 8–9 cm tall.

Here you’ll find the crochet pattern with yarn suggestions

What would the Advent season be without a festively decorated Christmas tree? These fun Christmas tree gnomes are sure to make children’s eyes light up.

Christmas tree gnomes 

      


Or you can crochet little angels for your Christmas tree.

Little Angel 

Crochet pattern 4-piece value set consisting of:snowflake, bell, reindeer ornament or flower pick, and little angel.
With this set, you're well prepared: all you need is a few leftover yarn scraps, and you can make beautiful tree ornaments in no time.

All 4 patterns are absolutely suitable for beginners!

Of course, you can also get each of these ornaments as an individual pattern in my shop!



Click here to go directly to the pattern:

Materials you need

• Catania fine LL = 165m/50g → little angel (10g), snowflake (5g), bell (6g)
• Catania LL = 125m/50g → reindeer (6g)
• Crochet hook size 2 → reindeer, little angel, snowflake, bell
• Stuffing → reindeer, little angel
• Googly eyes or safety eyes → reindeer
• Mini pompom (nose) → reindeer
• Bead or bell → bell, little angel
• 2 stitch markers → reindeer
• Sewing needle → reindeer, little angel, bell, snowflake
• Scissors → reindeer, little angel, bell, snowflake
• possibly spray starch → reindeer, little angel, bell, snowflake
• Skewer → reindeer

Are there any other suitable designs?