Crochet Angels // Knit Angels // Craft Angels // Sew Angels

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Do you like angels as Christmas decorations? Then get the most beautiful ones now.

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Here you can crochet an entire angel orchestra from leftover yarn. I used cotton yarn with a length of 125m/50g (e.g., Catania by Schachenmayr). The little angels are 8 cm tall, and each one holds a different instrument (available at craft stores): trumpet, harp, violin, horn, and saxophone.

Arrange the angels together as decorations, hang them on the Christmas tree or Advent wreath, use them as gift tags for your packages, or give them away as guardian angels or keychains. They’re sure to be a hit.

You can find the crochet pattern here!

These little guardian angels for school beginners may not match the usual image people have of angels, because they look more like little rascals. But that’s exactly why children can relate to them even more, and why they understand their worries and troubles. Dangling from their school bag, they accompany the first graders on their daily way to school and protect and comfort them whenever something doesn’t go quite as it should.

The little angels can be crocheted from leftover yarn and are also suitable for beginners.

Here you can find the guardian angel boy

and   here you can get the pattern for the guardian angel girl

This little angel egg cozy is sure to look great on the Christmas breakfast table! It also makes a great little hostess gift or Secret Santa present.

If you have leftover yarn in Christmas colors, you can crochet several of these right away. It’s very easy, even for beginners.

Along with the crochet pattern for this angel, you’ll also get patterns for a St. Nicholas egg cozy and a snowman egg cozy.
Click here for the crochet pattern!

Crochet pattern for little angels

These pretty angels are approx. 9 cm tall. You can hang them on the Christmas tree, use them standing as decorations, or give them as guardian angels.
With a small LED light, the little skirt glows and creates a festive mood.



Click here and you’ll go directly to the pattern:

Catania fine with a length of 165 m/50 g was used here

• Approx. 10 g per angel
• Crochet hook size 2
• some stuffing (for the head)
• yarn scraps (silver here) for the halo
• beads
• sewing needle, scissors, spray starch, possibly toothpicks, possibly LED lights

If you have an angel as a friend, you have nothing in the world to fear.

Here, I’d like to show you a few pretty little angels from my shop.

Little Angel Luise 

      

You’ll receive a detailed 40-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate the project.
The doll is approximately 36 cm tall.
The PDF includes patterns for the doll, the dress, the booties, the panties, the petticoat, as well as the wings and the headband with a flower.
A separate crochet chart is also included for the dress.

Little Angel 

      

Whether as a heavenly messenger of joy, a Christmas gift, or simply for yourself,
a little angel is always something very special.
It also makes a wonderful tree ornament, Advent wreath decoration, or Christmas decoration.

Little Angel Ella 

      

Once completed, Ella will be approximately 20 cm tall (when using the specified hook size and yarn weight). You’ll receive a detailed 13-page pattern with plenty of photos to help you recreate the project.
Also suitable for ambitious beginners

Little Mathilda the angel is eagerly waiting for a little human child to take her into its arms under the Christmas tree... Mathilda is a great size for cuddling and wears only little socks, no shoes—after all, you don’t need them in her home in the clouds.
You can find more info on the knitting pattern here: CLICK




This little guardian angel has a big heart for you—and for the people who matter to you.
It’s a beautiful, warm, and comforting feeling to know that there’s always someone there for you. And this little guardian angel symbolizes exactly that. That’s why it makes such a wonderful gift.

The little guardian angel looks great as a gift tag, a Christmas tree ornament, on a stroller, attached to car keys, on the rearview mirror or in the glove compartment, on your favorite bag, as a small gift, as a birthday table decoration, when your child moves out, before a hospital stay, for a baptism or wedding...



The little guardian angel is very easy to make using beads and wire. Each step is illustrated with a photo and explained in detail so that even inexperienced crafters can easily recreate it.

The instructions for the guardian angel are available here

Sweet angels—quick and easy to make, they brighten up any gift
Here’s the pattern

Pretty angels - with or without lights, a wonderful decoration.
Here’s the pattern

Crocheted from sponge yarn, these angels are a unique eye-catcher in your bathroom. And they’re practical, too: you can use the small angel as a shower sponge and the large angel as a bath sponge.

The angels also make a lovely gift, e.g. with a fragrant shower gel.



The pattern is available here

 One click here – to the pattern


What could be nicer at Christmas time than little angels you’ve crocheted yourself! White crochet yarn or even leftover yarn, a crochet hook, some beads, and a little time. These decorations are quick to make and
bring joy for a long time when given as gifts. 

These super-cute striped angels are true guardian angels ♥
At just under 9 cm, they fit perfectly anywhere.

The detailed and richly illustrated crochet pattern shows you how you can quickly crochet a lovely little gift for yourself or your loved ones ♥

Many children have trouble falling asleep in the dark. This little guardian angel is a nightlight that gives off a soft glow and watches over your little one’s sleep. The light can be controlled with a remote.
The angel also makes a great decoration during the Christmas season.
It’s crocheted from leftover yarn.
I used:

• approx. 15 g of Catania cotton yarn by Schachenmayr (125 m/50 g, color soft apricot
• approx. 15 g of Catania Glamour cotton yarn by Schachenmayr (125 m/50 g, color: cream)
• approx. 10 g Primo doll’s wool by Woll Butt (50 m/50 g, color: natural)
• approx. 10 g filet crochet yarn, size 5 (400 m/100 g, color: natural)
• Leftover Glitter by Gründl (110 m/25 g, color: silver)
• Scraps of Creative Bubble by Rico (90 m/50 g, color: silver)
• stuffing
• Crochet hook, 2.5 mm
• Crochet hook, 3.0 mm
• Crochet hook, 4.0 mm
• 1 sheet of white tracing paper, DIN A4
• Glue
• 1 LED light (Itian) with color-changing feature and remote control
  

Click here for the crochet pattern!

For experienced beadworkers, I have another beautiful little angel here—it looks absolutely enchanting when the sun shines on it. Of course, you can also wear it as a chic piece of jewelry around your neck or give it as a gift.
The possibilities are endless.
You just need to know a little about brick stitch. I also offer a free basic course for it here

The pattern for my little angel 

Who says little angels always have to be white?
The little angels also look great in pastel shades.



-- to the pattern --

The little angels are quickly crocheted from a few leftover yarn scraps and make wonderful decorations for the Advent season.

Only basic crochet skills are needed, so the little angels are also a lovely beginner project.

As always, the pattern is described in detail and contains lots of photos.

The little angels shown are approx. 10 cm tall.

Crochet Christmas Angels =) Use this pattern to crochet beautiful, festive angels for the Christmas season!


Crocheting Christmas Angels

I sewed these angels last year for my family; I found the pattern for the little ones online, but I really can’t remember where anymore.
The big angel was featured in a well-known craft magazine—I had to sew it six times because everyone who saw it begged, “Please, please, I want one!” :-)

Beautifully done, Akela

 Knitted from fine leftover yarn using a set of 3–3.5 mm double-pointed needles, these cute little angels measure about 16–18 cm and are real eye-catchers, whether as decorations or lovely little gifts during the Advent season!
They’re relatively easy to knit if you know how to use a set of double-pointed needles!
 Pattern for the decorative angels!

 

And another pretty angel has found its way to me. :)
Whether as a heavenly messenger of good luck, a Christmas gift, or simply for yourself, Esme the little angel is always something very special.

Click here for the pattern

      

More?

Yes, as of today I have a new angel in my shop :-)

This angel, which of course also looks beautiful as a Christmas angel, is a lovely gift for someone you’d like to give a guardian angel to accompany them on their way.

You can also use it to lovingly thank someone who is always there for you.

The base the guardian angel stands on is designed as a gift box, e.g. for chocolates, candy, movie tickets, a gift card, or a letter, and can later be used, for example, as a jewelry box (it is softly padded inside)



Difficulty level: medium, for advanced crocheters

The PDF file includes the written crochet instructions and lots of step-by-step photos so you can successfully crochet the guardian angel yourself.

You can get the crochet pattern for the angel with gift box here

"Day and night - there is always an angel watching over you."

The little angels’ dresses and the heavenly baubles are crocheted with a cotton yarn that has a glitter thread running through it. This makes them reflect the light and sparkle beautifully.
As Christmas tree baubles or as wall or window decorations, they make a wonderful decoration, not only at Christmas time.
You can download the crochet pattern right here.

A little angel with a candle
brings a warm glow to your living room



-- to the pattern --

This little angel is a cute decoration for the upcoming holiday season.

The pattern describes step by step how you can crochet your own little angel. It includes many detailed photos . Only basic crochet skills are required.

The little angels are approx. 15 cm tall and were each crocheted using just under 20 g of cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun, LL 115 m/50 g).

More angels?

Yes
one for the Christmas tree as a tree topper. You can also set it up.

Christmas tree topper

Part of the doll is crocheted: the dress, the head, and arms.
The protection against resin stains is crafted, and at the same time the holder so that the topper doesn’t fall off the tree.  
The protective cover for the holder is sewn.

Have a look around my shop, because there’s even more to discover.

Whether on top of the Christmas tree or as Christmas décor: This crocheted angel is something very special  and is sure to be admired everywhere.  It’s not nearly as difficult to crochet  as you might think.  The individual parts are shown in a crochet chart,  but everything is also written out in detail.  Finally, the angel is heavily stiffened  so that it stands nicely.
You can download the crochet pattern here!