Fall Decor / Christmas Decor / Winter Decor

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Fall:

The crochet pattern for the Mini Fall Wreath is brand new in my shop. On the small wreath, which is done in a fall color gradient, you can see 2 fly agarics and a pumpkin. It is also decorated with leaves in different colors. The wreath can be crocheted very well from leftover yarn you already have. Since it is only 12 cm in diameter, it fits into any small corner and is suitable as both door and window decoration.

There are fly agarics here, too. The two Mushroom Children from the collection Flower Children  can be decorated again and again on the seasonal table, because the larger mushroom child has wire worked into its arms and legs, so you can bend the limbs into different positions. The larger mushroom child is about 15 cm tall, the small one 9 cm.


The Flower Children collection also includes a Pumpkin Girl.  With her balloon skirt and matching hat, she almost looks like a pumpkin herself. She also has bendable arms and legs, is about 12 cm tall, and looks great together with the mushroom children on a seasonal table.


Fall is showing up on the breakfast table, too. The “Fall Leaves” egg cozies  are crocheted from scraps in bright fall colors. They are decorated with crocheted leaves, acorns, and chestnuts.


And fall is moving into the kitchen as well. The Pumpkin Potholder brings a little Halloween mood into the kitchen right away with its bright orange and funny face, without looking spooky.



Winter and Christmas:


If you don’t have an Advent calendar yet, you should slowly start on one now. These little fir trees are quick to crochet. You can make them in different sizes and put together a whole fir forest for an Advent calendar. But even on its own, a little fir tree like this makes a pretty decoration.


The Santa Claus with sleigh and reindeer can also be used as an Advent calendar. Every day, the sack is filled again with a small surprise. That way, no one can peek at the surprises ahead of time. The individual pieces (sleigh, sack, reindeer, Santa Claus) are not permanently attached. So you can arrange them a little differently every day and get a “living” decoration.

The breakfast table gets a Christmas touch, too. The Christmas egg cozies (snowman, Santa Claus, and angel) can be crocheted from leftover yarn and are also a nice idea for an Advent calendar or a Secret Santa gift.

And a nativity scene definitely belongs in your Christmas decorations! You can crochet the nativity figures yourself:
Holy Family

 Shepherds, sheep  and angel

 3 Kings with pack animals
If you’re looking for even more Christmas decorations, take a look around my Christmas Market  — there’s even more there!

These little umbrellas made of sparkling beads are very easy to make, even for craft beginners, and can be used in many different ways as decorations: You can find the instructions for the beaded umbrellas here

The crocheted and richly decorated scarecrow straw hat is an original eye-catcher on your apartment door or a wall and instantly brings smiles, even in gloomy weather:



For the leaf decoration on the hat, you can use lots of leftover yarn in fall colors and give it a fresh new shine.

Difficulty level: easy to intermediate, suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice
Crochet techniques used: slip stitches, chain stitches, single crochet, puff stitches, double crochet (half, regular, multiple), magic ring, crocheting in rounds, crocheting in rows

In the pattern, in addition to the written crochet pattern, you’ll also find crochet charts for the leaves in three designs and, of course, lots of detailed photos so you can easily and successfully recreate this fall decoration step by step.

You can find the crochet pattern for the fall hanging decoration here

The poinsettia is a decorative eye-catcher in winter and brings a bright, fresh splash of color into your home during the dark season.
Plus, this poinsettia stays beautiful all winter long, even if you don’t have a green thumb.




Difficulty level: easy to intermediate, suitable for ambitious

beginners with some practice. Crochet skills required: chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, double crochet (single, double, multiple), starting with a magic ring, crocheting in the round, crocheting in rows. In addition to written crochet instructions

for 2 variations, the PDF file also includes crochet charts and many detailed step-by-step photos so you can easily and successfully crochet your own poinsettia.

Very soon the fall decorations will have to make way for Christmas decorations, but until then you can still decorate your windows with these colorful fall leaves.



The leaves are made from photo cardstock and tracing paper, approx. 18.3 to 19.2 cm wide and approx. 23.2 to 26.5 cm tall. They are wonderfully suitable both for craft beginners and for crafting with children!

If you still need a little something for Halloween, I have a few ghosts with wizard hats here. They’re quick to crochet, and you can use up some leftover yarn, too
Ghost with Wizard Hat

The snowflakes, available in 3 designs, can be crocheted very quickly and easily—even by beginners—and can be used in many different ways for decoration: as tree ornaments, on door wreaths and floral arrangements, as window decorations, gift tags, on homemade cards, and much more.

The smooth, shiny fringes of the sponge yarn reflect every ray of light—making the snowflakes sparkle.

Plus, the sponge yarn holds its shape so well while crocheting that the snowflakes don’t need to be stiffened after they’re finished.



Difficulty level: easy

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

These two stars are part of a set of six that you can significantly expand with additional color combinations.


 
The stars are made of photo cardstock and tracing paper, measure approximately 30 x 26 cm, are very easy to recreate, and are well-suited even for beginners.

Christmas decorations from Christmas baubles to table runners
The Christmas baubles are available individually


Christmas tree bauble as a set



SMOKER FIGURINE


Smoker figurine


Santa Claus


Candles


Female smoker figurine


Door wreath


Christmas decor for the dollhouse


Table runner


Christmas doily


Table runner

Decorations for fall


Doily with a ghost


a pumpkin

The pumpkin is part of the Advent calendar, and it works wonderfully as a decoration in fall 

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Candles

The candles are part of the Lucia festival.

The enchanting Fall door wreath adorns every door during this colorful season ♥



The detailed crochet pattern spans 16 pages with a total of 57 pictures .

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The cute Advent Knobblys aren’t just great as bag charms —
they also make wonderful window decorations or—without the loop—as festive table decorations ♥



They’re only about 7 to 8 cm in diameter (the body only) and weigh almost nothing, so they also look great as ornaments on the Christmas tree :-)

Ready for Halloween? If you’re still missing a decoration or two, this colorful window display might be just the thing.



The window display is made of photo cardstock and tracing paper, measures approximately 48 x 43 cm, and is easy to recreate with a little crafting experience.

Tree Ornament Set
Christmas decorations made from leftover yarn



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The tree ornaments are quick to crochet and are versatile decorations during the pre-Christmas season.

With basic crochet skills the little trees are quick to crochet. As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how to crochet the little trees.

Each little tree uses around 10g of cotton yarn (e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun, LL 115m/50g).
The trees are 7.5cm, 10.5cm and 11.5cm tall.

Christmassy little things:

Seihyo star doily:



Meriyasu St. Nicholas boot:



Asuteri star coaster:



Tsuri bookmark:

Santa Claus
a cheerful little fellow



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Santa Claus is a lovely decoration for the run-up to Christmas—whether as a window decoration, door decoration, tree ornament, etc., he looks great.

With basic crochet skills , the little Santa Claus can be crocheted quickly from a few leftover yarn scraps . As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes all steps in detail.

Santa Claus is approx. 23 cm tall and 13.5 cm wide. Approx. 35 g of
cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun, yardage 115 m/50 g) was used.

A beautiful decoration that looks absolutely fantastic on a festively set table! Even though this tealight holder is made from photo cardstock, it looks very elegant and is in no way inferior to traditional decorations made from finer materials!



The tealight holder measures approx. 18 x 2.5 x 18 cm and, with a little crafting experience and practice cutting with a craft knife, is very easy to make.

Little angels
are simply part of Christmas



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The little angels are crocheted very quickly from just a few leftover yarn scraps.

The pattern explains step by step with lots of photos how you can crochet the little angels yourself. Only basic crochet skills are needed, so the little angels are also a great beginner project.

Each little angel uses just over 15 g of cotton yarn, e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun (115 m/50 g), crocheted up.
One little angel is approx. 10 cm tall.

Stella Star Set
versatile decor for windows and doors



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The stars are easy to crochet from a few leftover yarn scraps.

Even as a beginner with basic knowledge, these stars are easy to crochet.
The richly illustrated pattern with a detailed description helps with this as always, and a crochet chart is also included.

For the stars, 15g/20g/45g  cotton yarn (e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun, yardage 115m/50g) was used.
They are 11cm, 13cm and 22cm in size.

If you don’t want to switch straight from Christmas decorations to spring decorations, but would like something for in between, then I’d like to recommend this wintry decorative ball.



This delicate snowball is made of photo cardstock, measures about 24 cm, is very easy to recreate, and is ideal even for beginners who are comfortable using a craft knife.

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