Weekend Projects / Bestsellers / Last-Minute Advent / St. Nicholas Day

Dear users, dear authors,
here you’ll find bestsellers and quick projects for Advent, St. Nicholas Day and Christmas.
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@Authors,
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Rudi, Santa’s little companion, is crocheted super quickly from a few bits of leftover yarn. The little moose feels right at home in any Christmas decoration, whether on the Christmas tree, on gift packages, or on the Advent wreath. Outside the Christmas season, he’ll gladly accompany you as a keychain or bag charm.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the little moose.



Rudi is also happy to greet your guests when they visit you during the Christmas season. Then he gently swings in the small door wreath and watches everyone who comes to see you.


The wreath has a diameter of just 12 cm and is quick to crochet around. I used leftover sock yarn in Christmas colors for it.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the mini door wreath with moose!

By the way: through Sunday, all my patterns are 25% off for Black Friday!


My new cowl: Anli’s neck warmer can easily be knitted in 2 days.
It’s knitted with double strands using size 5 needles, and you’ll only need 100g with a yardage of 420m.
If you have more yarn, you can easily make it bigger—I did this with hand-spun yarn too and used 2 more pattern repeats.
The cable pattern is explained in detail and is absolutely beginner-friendly.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/56329/anlis-halssocke

You’ll get the perfect last-minute Christmas decorations that you can crochet very quickly in this 3-part pattern. With it, you can make various garlands and poinsettias as tree ornaments, table decorations, and for decorating gifts.

A great idea for beginners with basic skills.

Go to the crochet pattern

 

With the sparkling snowflakes in three different designs, you can crochet a shimmering decoration for your home, unique gift tags for your loved ones, or Christmas tree ornaments in no time and very easily. 

The snowflakes are crocheted from shape-retaining sponge yarn (you don't need spray starch or anything similar to stiffen the snowflakes). The shiny yarn fringes create atmospheric light reflections that make each snowflake a little treasure. 

The pattern is suitable for beginners and includes not only the written crochet instructions but also the crochet charts for all three snowflake designs.



You can find the sparkling snowflakes in three designs here

Whether as your own decoration or as a quick gift - these crochet patterns work up fast and delight everyone ♥
All crochet patterns are detailed

You can easily finish the wonderful St. Nicholas bags by December 6! But these fun little bags are also great as gift packaging for Christmas!




The little striped angels are magical Advent decorations! They can hide an LED light under their dress, quickly creating a peaceful, reflective atmosphere ♥




The adorable Christmas Knobblys are simply a classic!
The little balls are quick to crochet and are happy to hang not only on bags and backpacks, but also on the Christmas tree as Christmas baubles ♥

These Christmas angels are quick to make and will spread holiday cheer throughout your home in no time! Crochet these cute, brand-new Christmas angels for the Advent season now! Make the most of the weekend and whip up your own unique Christmas decorations in no time with these beautiful angels :) The angels wear a little skirt with a pretty pattern and golden wings. You can use them as decorations on the windowsill, on a dresser, or as part of an Advent wreath—or even as Christmas tree ornaments! For a peaceful holiday season...







Click here for the crochet pattern!

The sleeping owl is a practical sponge made from fluffy sponge yarn that you can use for bathing, showering, or washing dishes. The sleeping owl also makes a wonderful gift or small present.

Can you crochet single crochet, half double crochet, and treble crochet stitches, and close a seam with slip stitches? Then the little sleeping owl is very easy to make.
In addition to the crochet pattern, the pattern also includes many detailed step-by-step photos for finishing.



You can find the pattern for the sleeping owl here

What could be nicer at Christmastime than little crocheted angels! Crochet thread in white, or even leftover crochet thread, a crochet hook, some beads, and a little time. These decorations are made in no time and
will bring joy for a long time when given as gifts. 

For more info about the pattern, please click here




No snow outside in winter? Self-crocheted snowflakes, for example in the window, create a wintry feeling and, of course,
Christmas spirit.  The snowflakes are ideal as coasters for tealights or cups, or as Christmas tree ornaments. 

For more info about the pattern, please click here.





I’d like to suggest a wonderful decoration that can be made quickly and easily in three steps. First you need to
crochet a little, then fold it and decorate everything with beads. The decorations (size
approx. 8 cm x 10 cm) are perfectly suited as Christmas tree ornaments for Christmas.


For more info about the pattern, please click here

The “Silver Wheat Band” headband can be knitted at a relaxed pace over a weekend and also makes a great Christmas gift.
The interesting wheat pattern is very memorable and, thanks to the photo tutorial in the pattern, also quite easy to follow.
All you need is 50 g of yarn with a yardage of approx. 214 m per 100 g. It is knitted with 3.5 mm needles.

Click here for the pattern: Silver Wheat Band