New Craft Patterns October 2020 + Highlights for Halloween, Fall, Advent, Christmas, and New Year's Eve

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here you’ll find new and popular craft patterns for Halloween, fall, Advent, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve.
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Are you already looking for a St. Martin’s lantern? How about making one yourself? You’re sure to find one you like in my store—this one is just an example.


 
This lantern is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper and has a diameter of about 19 cm. It requires a bit of concentration, but is otherwise easy to make.

Harvest helpers wanted!
Your reward: a magical and original eye-catcher for your home.

The apple tree bonsai is very easy to make—even if you’ve never worked with beads and wire before.
In the pattern, I’ll show you, with plenty of detailed photos, how you can easily and successfully make this small, charming bonsai step by step.



You can get the pattern for the apple tree bonsai here

With this pattern, you’ll create a colorful fall decoration for your windows!
And if you don’t like it quite so colorful, just leave out the tracing paper—and you’ll have a beautiful, delicate paper cutout.

 
 
The window decoration shown here is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper and measures approximately 46 x 46 cm. There’s a lot of cutting involved, so you should definitely have some practice cutting with a craft knife.

Do you like to give homemade Advent calendars as gifts?
With this one, you’re sure to provide a joyful surprise!



This Advent calendar is small and compact. Each of the calendar’s eight compartments holds three boxes, of which only the bottom one is visible. Only when you pull out a box does the one on top fall down.

The calendar is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 12.8 x 12.8 x 12.8 cm; the individual boxes measure approximately 6 x 2 x 5.5 cm. To ensure everything fits together properly in the end, you’ll need to work very precisely and carefully. Other than that, the calendar is easy to make.

Little paper fir trees as small table decorations for the Advent and Christmas season.

These little trees offer many possibilities for decoration and customization. Let your creativity run wild. Whether with a small string of lights, pom-poms, beads, or decorative snow, you can personalize these little fir trees however you like.









You’ll receive a template file in A4 format, including illustrated instructions. For those of you with a plotter: the download file contains not only the template file but also a PDF, a DXF, and a JPG. This makes cutting out lots of little trees a breeze.

Click here for the pattern and files

And for tealight lovers, there are the tealight covers/sleeves as table decorations:







You’ll receive a PDF, DXF, and SVG file for cutting. Sturdy translucent paper has proven to work well.

You can find the file here.

You can use this wreath in gorgeous autumn colors as a door wreath or a table wreath.

The crocheted sunflowers spread good cheer and look cheerful, while the colorful autumn leaves add beautiful pops of color.

The autumn wreath is super easy to make and is also ideal as a thoughtful gift.



Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners

The pattern includes lots of detailed photos so you can easily recreate this autumn wreath successfully, step by step.

You can get the pattern for the autumn wreath here

The beaded umbrella isn’t just a beautiful decoration for rainy fall days—the sparkle of the beads is sure to chase away the gloomy fall blues in no time.

The umbrella can be used in many ways for decoration and, for example, as a gift tag.



Difficulty level: very easy; also suitable for beginners who have never worked with beads and wire before.

You can find the craft pattern for the beaded umbrella here