Enjoy the anticipation of Christmas // Great Christmas decorations

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If you want to quickly crochet a bit of Christmas decoration, this is a great opportunity. All you need is some suitable leftover yarn, a crochet hook, and you’re ready to go.

The garlands can be hung on the tree or on a fir branch. They can also be used to wrap gifts very prettily. The possibilities are very varied.

The stars can be attached to gifts or used to decorate the Christmas tree. They also look lovely as table decorations.

Click here for the crochet pattern - just for the scattered stars

Click here for the crochet pattern - for a decoration set with garlands + stars

  

  

Snowman Door Wreath


Crochet yourself a fantastic snowman door wreath with this pattern. What makes this crochet pattern special is that you
don’t need a Styrofoam ring, so you have plenty of flexibility
when it comes to choosing your yarn.

Click here for the crochet pattern and more info.


Winter/Christmas Decorations


A crochet pattern for 4 different figures.

Santa Claus/reindeer/snowman/gingerbread man can be used as decorations for the window or the Christmas tree. They are also very popular as gift tags.

You’ll find material details and more information in the product description.


Round Tablecloth/Coasters


With this crochet pattern, you can create a wonderful table decoration for Christmas or New Year’s Eve. Whether you use filet yarn or cotton, the pattern is suitable for all yarn weights.

Click here for the pattern and more information.

Tsuri can be used not only as a bookmark, but also as decoration: with a hanger on the tree or attached to a canvas in a Christmas-themed picture.

To the pattern: *click*



With Kyu you can spruce up simple Christmas baubles, and all you need is a small scrap of yarn.
To the pattern: *click*

Do you need a pretty Christmas decoration that's quick to make and lets you crochet up your leftover yarn? Then I recommend this 4-piece Christmas ornament set:

With this pattern, you can crochet 1 little bell, 1 star, 1 snowflake, and 1 angel. Use glitter yarn or cotton, depending on what you have left over.
You can find the pattern here!

Klemmi the Window Gnome

You can crochet a cute decoration with Klemmi the Window Gnome. This little guy prevents the window from slamming shut in a draft—in a funny way.
But Klemmi also likes to “hang out” as a decoration on Christmas trees, door wreaths, or gifts.

These crochet appliqués can also be made quickly from a few bits of leftover yarn. Use them as gift tags, tree ornaments, or table scatter decorations.
Download the crochet pattern here!

Reindeer

This cute reindeer is just too cuddly. What animal could better represent the Christmas season?
Using cotton yarn and leftover sock yarn, you can crochet 1, 2, 3... lots and lots of reindeer in no time!
The pattern is suitable for beginners and includes very detailed instructions and illustrations!

Have you thought about your windows amid all the Christmas preparations?
With these two stars and four more, you can decorate them beautifully for the festive season.



All 6 stars are made of cardstock and tracing paper, measure approx. 30 x 26 cm, and are well suited for craft beginners.

For those who prefer something subtle: the Seihyo star doily for the coffee table setting, teatime, or framed as a picture.

Update: 
Here is the pattern for Seihyo: *click*

Bells for the Christmas tree / Christmas bouquet



Crochet pattern for small bells. Using school yarn, the bells will be approx. 10 cm wide and 8.5 cm tall. I love hanging them up as Christmas decorations in my front garden. I also like tying them to Christmas gifts as gift tags.

You should know single crochet, double crochet, chain stitches, and slip stitches. The little bells are also ideal for using up leftover yarn. 

Click here to go to the pattern.

1) Cute angel wings—quick and easy to make from leftover yarn
Click here for the pattern




2) If you want two mirror-image wings, this beautiful pair of wings with a heart might be just the thing for you. Add a little ribbon, and they’re ready to decorate your tree.
Click here for the pattern




3) You can also crochet these pretty angels very quickly and easily in one piece—only the halo is crocheted separately. Place an electric tea light underneath, and they’ll glow in the dark.
Click here for the pattern




4) These decorative bells with bows are just as quick and easy to crochet—available in 2 sizes
Click here for the pattern




5) And with these cute angels, you can decorate both gifts and your Christmas tree, Advent wreath, etc.
Click here for the pattern




6) The stars are quick to crochet and very decorative, especially on the Christmas tree or Advent wreath.
Click here for the pattern




7) 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.
Click here for the pattern




8) Key chains or bag charms with angel wings
But even without a keyring, these beautiful charms are always eye-catching when hung as decorations on a window or the Christmas tree.
Click here for the pattern




9) Cute Christmas bells in three sizes—super quick and easy to crochet
Click here for the pattern




10) Enchanting little angel—as a tree ornament, Advent wreath decoration, table decoration, decoration for a few twigs, a sweet gift, or a small token
Click here for the pattern




11) Cute little “Romantica” angel wings—quick to crochet and versatile; not just as pendants, but also as tree ornaments, appliqués, table decorations, decorations for the Advent wreath, enclosures for invitations, and more.
Click here for the pattern:




12) Beautiful angel wings / wings in shabby chic style—
these wings are quick to crochet and perfect for using up leftover yarn.
Click here for the pattern




13) “Die Wegglies”—a cute little gang of elf egg cozies. They keep your breakfast eggs wonderfully warm and are sure to put you in a good mood—quick to make, perfect for using up leftover yarn, and a sweet gift.
Click here for the pattern




14) Two cute gnomes, “Greta and Rocky,” and little bags—pouches to fill with small gifts
Click here for the pattern

If you’d like to make your own stylish and delicate tree decorations, I have a suggestion for you here.



These baubles are approx. 7 cm in size, easy to make, and also well suited for beginners with a little crafting experience. They are made from photo cardstock, but can also be made very nicely from slightly thinner specialty papers.

Crochet super cute Christmas angels as decorations! Whether on the windowsill, on the dresser, or as Christmas tree ornaments, these beautiful little angels will enchant your home! :) - and they're quick to make, too! ;)



Click here for the crochet pattern!

These angels in two sizes, made from sparkly sponge yarn, are quick and easy to crochet. They can be used as decorations, but also as bath sponges and shower sponges, bringing Christmas anticipation into the bathroom too.

Difficulty level: Easy to medium.
Only chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet and double crochet stitches, increases and decreases, and rounds are crocheted, but you should also be able to skip several stitches and crochet a seam closed.
In addition to written instructions, the PDF pattern also includes photos and crochet charts for the part with the skipped stitches and the crocheted-on wings.



You can find the pattern for the angels here

A wintry—and therefore Christmassy—eye-catcher in the bathroom or kitchen is the melting snowman. Thanks to its practical size of approx. 18 x 19 cm and the airy, delicately textured pattern, you can use it very well as a washcloth or dishcloth.

The snowman is crocheted using chain stitches, single crochet stitches, puff stitches, and slip stitches, and even ambitious beginners with a little crochet experience are sure to make it without any trouble.



You can find the melting snowman here

We’re decorating the Christmas tree again this year! If you have a little time left for crafts alongside your other preparations, you might want to try making these ornaments?



  The ornaments are mainly made of corrugated cardboard, measure approximately 8 x 7 x 5 cm, and are very well suited for craft beginners with good fine motor skills.

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. These decorations, measuring
approx. 8 cm x 10 cm, are perfect as Christmas tree ornaments for Christmas.

More info about the pattern, please click here ->  O





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


More info about the pattern, please click here - > O 




Looking forward to Christmas ... decorating, wrapping beautifully, giving joy ... ♥
In the Schneckenkind shop, there are lots of crochet patterns for it!
All of them are described in detailed step-by-step instructions and supported with numerous pictures.



The St. Nicholas bag is quick to crochet and really roomy (big enough for a regular chocolate bar, for example).




Everyone needs a little guardian angel now and then!
And these adorably sweet striped angels are quick to crochet and make a wonderful little gift to bring along.




You can crochet the cute Christmas tree ornaments in no time! Whether as gift tags, sewn together in pairs as tree decorations, or made with thick yarn as window decor ...  ♥