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Christmas is already just 3 months away today! So until then, it’s time to crochet and knit diligently and surprise your loved ones with beautiful handmade gifts.

The gifts can be wonderfully presented in small crocheted bags. That way, the recipient not only gets a gift, but also a pretty bag to use afterward.

Christmas or Gift Bag



But before Santa Claus comes with his gifts, on December 6 there is a filled St. Nicholas boot if you’ve been good. You can crochet this one in the new owner’s favorite colors and fill it individually before giving it as a gift. How about white, rose, and pink, for example? It’s guaranteed to be one of a kind.

St. Nicholas Boot



And last but not least, here’s a tip for a lovely Advent wreath that always draws everyone’s attention. It’s made from pompoms. You’ll find the free pattern by clicking here: Christmas Wreath Made from Pompoms.



I wish you lots of joy with your pre-Christmas handicrafts.
Warm regards from Ina

The little moose with the red nose   is quick and easy to crochet. You can make a whole herd of them right away and use them as gift tags, Christmas tree ornaments, bag charms, or keychains.



The cute little star gnomes are also quick and easy to make—a sweet little gift for the Advent season! String several gnomes together to create a colorful garland for your window.



You can’t do without angels! Here, you can crochet a heavenly orchestra in no time at all—giving you an enchanting decoration for the Advent season. Individually, the little angels make perfect gifts as guardian angels.

All three projects can be made from leftover yarn, so you can get started this weekend without having to go out and buy any yarn first:

Before Christmas, it's hard to keep up with wrapping gifts, because this is the time when people especially love giving lots of presents. It's great when you already have different containers prepared and only need to choose the right one.



This little Christmas tree here is especially suitable for small gifts. It is made from photo cardstock, measures about 16 x 22 cm, and is easy to make.

1) With over 2,000 sales, this pretty angel is an absolute classic in my shop. With an LED tea light underneath, it glows magically and creates a cozy atmosphere when it gets dark outside.
Quote from customer reviews: "My angel!!! I’ve crocheted about 80 of these. The pattern is easy to follow. A wonderful little gift that brings so much joy!"
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2) These charming little bells are just as quick and easy to crochet - in 2 sizes, perfect as tree ornaments, table decorations, gift tags, and more.
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3) With these cute angels, you can beautifully decorate both gifts and your Christmas tree, Advent wreath, etc. More than 1,200 sales speak for themselves.
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4) These stars are quick to crochet and very decorative, especially on a Christmas tree or Advent wreath. What makes them special is the combination of Tunisian crochet and traditional crochet.
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5) Key chains or bag charms with angel wings
But even without a keyring, hung as decorations on a window or the Christmas tree, these beautiful charms are always eye-catching. Sophisticated yet easy to crochet.
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The sparkling snowflakes in three designs are super easy and quick to crochet, even for beginners.

The sponge yarn is so shape-stable that you don’t need to stiffen the snowflakes with any additional products.
Plus, every ray of light is reflected in the yarn’s smooth, shiny fringe, creating sparkling light reflections.

You can use the snowflakes in many ways, for example on the Christmas tree, in the window, on a Christmas wreath, or as gift decorations.






You can get the crochet pattern for the snowflakes in 3 designs here

If you think you’ll need more Christmas tree ornaments this year, you could stock up with a few homemade tree hangers.



These little Christmas trees are made from photo cardstock, are about 7 cm tall, and are perfect even for beginners with a little crafting experience.

Rudolph - The Red Nosed Moose and his little brothers (Little Reindeer) go wonderfully together.

The big moose is perfect as a cuddly toy, toy, or music box, and with the little reindeer you can use up your leftover yarn and have a sweet Christmas decoration or a small gift to bring during Advent.

   Rudolph - The Red Nosed Moose

   Little Reindeer

Have fun crocheting and enjoying the anticipation of Christmas :)

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