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Here are a few suggestions for Advent and Christmas patterns that you can crochet using leftover yarn and that also make great Secret Santa gifts. They’re also perfect for filling an Advent calendar:

Heavenly Orchestra
Whether with or without instruments, these sweet little angels make a wonderful decoration! Hang them on the Christmas tree or use them as gift tags or guardian angels on your keychain.

. Little Moose
Moose are a popular motif at Christmas. Here, the moose is a keychain. It also works great as a gift tag or for the Christmas tree.

Star Elves
The star elves are very easy to crochet. They’re perfect as pincushions, gift tags, Christmas tree ornaments, or colorful garlands.

Christmas Egg Cozies
St. Nicholas, a snowman, and a little angel will keep your breakfast eggs warm. A great table decoration (even without eggs) and a cute Secret Santa gift!

Christmas Finger Puppets
Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus, and Rudolph with the red nose are perfect for an Advent calendar or, when stuffed so they stand better, as a cute table decoration. The kids will love them!

 Crocheted Christmas Tree Ornaments
Crocheted in a flash from the tiniest leftover yarn: you can crochet stars, snowflakes, bells, and angels using glittery yarn or cotton—they always look great. Perfect as Christmas tree ornaments or tags for Christmas packages!

Hand-crocheted nativity figures are something very special! Here you can indulge in your leftover yarn and let your imagination run free. That’s how you create your very own nativity figures. They will be about 10 cm tall.
Mary, Joseph, Jesus, ox, donkey, Christmas star

Three Wise Men, elephant, camel, horse


Shepherds, sheep, and the Christmas angel are also available as patterns in my shop.

Crochet Pattern for a Small Bell

You should be familiar with single crochet, chain stitches, double crochet, and slip stitches. The pattern is written row by row.

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

Crochet Pattern: Bell

Christmas decoration "Little Angel" Christmas tree ornament  



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Small decorative little angels (size approx. 11 x 14 cm) work very well as Christmas tree ornaments, are quick to crochet, and the
crochet pattern is ideal for on the go, a small weekend project, or an
evening in front of the TV.

A great Christmas gift - decorative “Snowflakes”  



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This year I made snowflakes for Christmas. One snowflake has a diameter of approx. 15 cm and looks similar to a little star.
The snowflakes are wonderful Christmas tree ornaments and can also
be used as door or window decorations, or as coasters for candle holders. One snowflake can be crocheted very quickly. Only a little yarn is needed. Ideal for using up scraps!


Small Christmas trees with pearl decorations " Decoration, Christmas tree, -
Christmas tree ornament



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1. Crochet
2. fold
3. sew on beads

the decorations (size approx. 8 cm x 10 cm) Christmas tree ornaments for Christmas are quick and
easy to make.

1) Whether as a gift tag or on the Christmas tree - these extremely popular wings / angel wings always look great. The wings are quick to crochet and look beautiful from both sides (the back almost looks like stockinette stitch).
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2) A hand-crocheted Advent calendar is something truly special. Once made, it is a very special eye-catcher year after year. The individual little bags offer enough space to hide small surprises for your loved ones.
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3) If you want two mirrored wings, this lovely pair of wings with a heart might be just right for you. Add a little ribbon and they will decorate your tree beautifully.
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4) You can also hang these pretty angels on your Christmas tree. They are really quick to make and surprisingly easy.
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5) These decorative little bells with bows are just as quick and easy to crochet - in 2 sizes
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6) You can also use these pretty bells and bows as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for the Advent wreath, or table decorations.
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7) And you can also use these cute angels to decorate both gifts and your Christmas tree, Advent wreath, etc.:
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8) Advent calendar - a sweet little gang of gnomes. Crochet pattern for eight different gnome motifs and cute little bags to fill.
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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 fly off the hook so quickly that you will have conjured up a whole little forest with a starry sky in no time. You can use them as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for the Advent wreath, or table decorations. Or arrange them as a wreath around a few candles and you instantly have a unique, modern Advent decoration.
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11) Key or bag charms with angel wings
Even without a key ring, hung as decoration in a window or above a child's bed, these beautiful charms are always eye-catching.
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Napkin Holder Santa Claus

A lovely idea for table decor during Advent and Christmas.
Using the specified yarn and hook size, they have a diameter of approx. 10 cm.



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Materials needed:

• approx. 10 g of yarn is needed per napkin holder (depending on yardage and weight); Catania from
  Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m/50 g was used here
• optional googly eyes (can also be embroidered)
• optional mini pom-pom for the nose (can also be embroidered)

Rudolph - The Red Nosed Moose isn't quite sure whether he's a reindeer or a moose. But either way, he fits perfectly into the Advent and Christmas season and can be made as a decorative object, cuddly toy, or even as a music box.

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The pattern is suitable for ambitious beginners who know the basic crochet terms. But I'm also available if you have any questions. For more detailed information about the yarn used, please check the pattern description.

Have fun crocheting, and enjoy the anticipation of the Christmas season!

If you want to make your own gift wrapping for your Christmas presents, you’ll need time, ideas, and—ideally—suitable craft templates. I can help you with the latter: for example, this little Christmas tree is very easy to recreate using the detailed templates.



The tree is made of photo cardstock, measures approximately 16 x 22 cm, and is easy to recreate even for craft beginners with a little experience.

Table and door wreaths are a must during the Christmas season.
Here are my recommendations for you:

Door Wreath "Snowman"
The snowman greets you with a friendly smile and has dressed up nicely with a top hat and bow! A wreath decorated with beads and winter flowers makes him a colorful eye-catcher!




Door Wreath "Gingerbread Man"
The charming door wreath tempts with all its irresistible treats and a funny gingerbread man!




Advent Wreath "Snowman"
Decorate your table with this cute Advent wreath and light a tea light each week in front of Mr. Snowman and his wife.




Advent Wreath "Gingerbread Man"
The cheerful gingerbread men accompany you through the Advent season, decorating a pretty wreath.



More winter and Christmas patterns here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/Frollein-Haekelfein

Nothing beats the anticipation of Christmas. It’s the season for lots of crafting, always with Christmas in mind. You can make yourself really cozy, and almost as a side effect, beautiful things are created that bring joy to us or to others. Here are a few suggestions from me. Maybe there’s something here that’s just right for you.

You’ll find more sample pictures, information, and the patterns themselves by clicking on the headings.

I hope you have lots of fun making them. Yours, Ina

Crochet pattern: Star
-> beautiful decoration for a Christmas arrangement or as a gift tag; the Christmas crystal is stiffened, so it can be used to decorate anywhere





Crochet pattern: Christmas or Gift Bag
-> original gift wrapping instead of paper; the bag can be reused after Christmas; leftover yarn is enough; double, sturdy base





Crochet pattern: Advent Calendar
-> Every child’s favorite: 24 little bags filled with lovely things; after Christmas, you can reuse the bags for other little treats (Easter, children’s birthdays, etc.); includes a printable template for the numbers





Crochet pattern: St. Nicholas Boot
-> Well, who wouldn’t be happy about this: a St. Nicholas boot filled with sweets on December 6; this one also looks great in fuchsia, pink, and white—Christmas colors aren’t always a must :-)



Crochet pattern: Star-Shaped Pillow or Doily
-> can be crocheted either as a pillow or a doily, and of course it can be made in other colors too

You can even make your own Christmas tree ornaments. The best part—you don’t have to stick to the color schemes dictated by retailers; instead, you can let your creativity run wild with whatever colors you like.



The stars are made from photo cardstock, measure approximately 12 x 12 x 2 cm, and are easy to recreate with a little crafting experience.

If you’d like to give a handmade crocheted Advent calendar as a gift this year, these three might be just right for you.

Polar Bear Gustl and His Waddle of Penguins

      

You’ll receive a detailed 24-page pattern with lots of photos for quick crocheting.
Also suitable for ambitious beginners.
The penguins are about 10 cm tall measured with their little hats, and Polar Bear Gustl is about 27 cm tall (also measured with his hat).


Fridolin Frostig and His Snow Gnomes

      

You’ll receive a detailed 21-page pattern with lots of photos for quick crocheting.
Also suitable for beginners. The snow gnomes are about 10 cm tall with their little hats, and Fridolin is about 20 cm tall (also with his hat).


Santa and His Christmas Gnomes

      

You’ll receive a detailed 21-page pattern with lots of photos for quick crocheting.
Also suitable for ambitious beginners. The gnomes are about 9 cm tall with their little hats, and Santa is about 20 cm tall (also with his hat).

Real Schneckenkind Christmas highlights!

These Christmas tree ornaments are quick to crochet and can be decorated to your heart’s content!




Always a great gift idea: Knobblys! This time as a Christmas edition ♥
Quick to crochet and always cute!




Enchanting & protective ♥
Everyone could use a little Ringel Angel like this—and they’re quick to crochet with just a little yarn (or scraps)! By the way, a small LED tea light fits perfectly under the angel’s dress, so they glow with Christmas cheer when grouped together on the windowsill ♥



These little slippers with a cozy trim and a big, fluffy pom-pom make a particularly cute Christmas decoration.



You can use them to package little Christmas treats in a fun way or to decorate your Christmas table individually.

These little Christmas slippers are quick to crochet using a few bits of leftover yarn. And with the detailed, well-illustrated instructions and the accompanying crochet chart for the sole, the pattern is easy to follow even for beginners.

A little tip: Just crochet 24 of these little slippers for a fun and personalized Advent calendar.
You can find the pattern >>> here.

And for a festive Christmas breakfast egg, I have these little Santa hats for you.



Here, too, you can make wonderful use of your red and white leftover yarn and quickly and easily crochet a few of these cute egg cozies. - And if someone doesn’t like a breakfast egg, maybe you could hide another little treat under one? After all, everyone likes to snack a bit at Christmastime.

You can find the pattern >>> here.