Christmas Magic 2020

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These fun Christmas ornaments look great as window decorations.
Or they make great gifts.
They’re quick and easy to make and are perfect even for beginners.



And these cute Christmas mice are still looking for a new home, too.

I invite you to take a little stroll through my Christmas market . Here you’ll find lots of wonderful crochet patterns for a beautiful, cozy Advent and Christmas season.

The little fir trees
are quick and easy to crochet. You can decide yourself how big you want them to be, whether you want them snow-covered or without snow, and whether they should be decorated as Christmas trees. They are hollow inside, and if you crochet 24 of them, you’ll have a wonderful Advent calendar that you can use again every year.

And what should we fill the Advent calendar with? How about these funny
finger puppets?
Frosty the Snowman, Santa Claus, and Rudolph with the red nose are sure to be a hit and will shorten the wait until Christmas Eve.

But before that comes the
Easter Bunny... um... Santa Claus!
This reversible doll is incredibly practical, because depending on the season it can be transformed simply by turning it inside out into an Easter bunny or Santa Claus.

Santa Claus brings the gifts in these pretty
gift bags,
which can also be reused at Christmas. This gives you sustainable packaging, and even oddly shaped gifts can be wrapped decoratively with them.

Angels are, of course, an absolute must for Christmas decorations.

The guardian angel night light
watches over the sleep of little ones who don’t like falling asleep in the dark all year round.

The sweet music angels
can be set up or used as Christmas tree ornaments.

Speaking of which:
Christmas tree ornaments
can be crocheted wonderfully and quickly from colorful or glittery leftover yarn.

And under the Christmas tree stands a beautiful
nativity scene
with hand-crocheted figures.

That was a little glimpse into my Christmas collection. You’ll find even more nativity figures, decorations,
gift packaging, and gifts in meinem Store.

Come visit me there sometime! I’m looking forward to seeing you!

These Christmas ornaments bring Christmas magic to the Christmas tree
Have fun making them

Apple



Flower

Reflective ornament



Half ornament



Lemon and more




Set of Christmas ornaments



Christmas ornament

Sewing pattern and sewing instructions for a pair of pot holders featuring a cute elf motif.
The little elf watches you as you bake Christmas cookies and helps you take them out of the oven ;) With practical openings so the pot holders can also be used as oven mitts!





Sewing pattern & Sewing Instructions for “Elf Pot Holders”


These cute Christmas angels also make a lovely, festive decoration. They can be used as tree ornaments or other decorations.





Crochet Pattern "Christmas Angels"

Dive into the wonderful Christmas season. You don’t have to wait until December 24 for that. Simply crocheting or knitting something Christmassy now is guaranteed to get you into the Christmas spirit. Maybe you’ll feel like trying one of my projects. For more pictures, information, and the pattern itself, just click on the headings.

I hope you enjoy looking and making them yourself.
Warm regards from Ina

Santa boot
This is definitely something very special. If you make it in your child’s or grandchild’s favorite colors and, of course, fill it with nice little treats, it will be a real eye-catcher.



Crochet pattern “Colorful Advent Calendar”
24 little pouches make up a calendar. Each pouch is crocheted using two colors at once. You can arrange the 24 pouches on a tray or hang them from a hanger. Of course, you still need to fill the little pouches accordingly.



Crochet pattern “Gift Bag”
You can give all kinds of lovely treats in it. The bag itself is so pretty that it will surely be used again later. It has a sturdy base.



Crochet pattern “Snow Crystal”
It is stiffened and can be arranged on any Christmas decoration or used as a gift tag.



Free pattern: Christmas wreath made of pompoms

This star does take a bit of effort to make. But it’s well worth it: hung from the ceiling, this star will accompany you from the first Sunday of Advent through Epiphany.


 
The Advent star is made of photo cardstock and has a diameter of about 28 cm. It’s not difficult to make, but it does require some experience working with photo cardstock and, above all, patience and precision.

Tree Ornament Set
quickly crocheted decoration



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The tree ornaments are quick to crochet; you only need a few colorful scraps of leftover yarn .

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.

About 10 g of cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun, yardage 115 m/50 g) was used for each little tree.
They are 7.5 cm, 10.5 cm, and 11.5 cm tall.

The Melting Snowman washcloth/dishcloth brings Christmas and winter magic to the bathroom and kitchen, too:



The snowman is crocheted using chain stitches, single crochet stitches, puff stitches, and slip stitches, and is also very doable for ambitious beginners with some crochet experience.

To the Melting Snowman crochet pattern



The poinsettia makes a lovely decoration for the whole house:



The poinsettia is also suitable for beginners with a little practice.

To the Poinsettia crochet pattern



The angel wings are a lovely eye-catcher during the Christmas season and can be used in many ways as decoration and as a charm for gifts, the car mirror, the Christmas tree, car keys, and much more.

They are also perfect as a gift for someone you’d like to send on their way with a guardian angel.



Difficulty level: easy, suitable for beginners with a little practice

To the Angel Wings crochet pattern

Santa Claus
a cheerfully grinning fellow



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Santa Claus is versatile décor during the pre-Christmas season—window decoration, door decoration, tree ornament, etc.

With basic crochet skills the little Santa Claus can be crocheted quickly from a few bits of leftover yarn . 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 crocheted.

This cute little Christmas tree full of bright stars is a magically festive gift box for small presents.



The small container, approx. 19 x 20 x 9 cm, is made from photo cardstock and is easy to recreate with a little crafting experience.

Little Angels
beautiful Christmas messengers



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The little angels are very quick to crochet from a few leftover yarn scraps.

The pattern describes all the steps in detail with lots of photos to show you how to crochet the little angels.
Only basic crochet skills are required, so the little angels are also a great beginner project.

One little angel is approx. 10 cm tall.
For each little angel, a good 15 g of cotton yarn was used, e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun (LL 115 m/50 g).

Star Set Stella
versatile décor for the pre-Christmas season



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The stars are quick to crochet from a few leftover yarn scraps and make a great decoration for the pre-Christmas season.

Even as a beginner with basic skills, these stars are easy to crochet. The, as always, richly illustrated pattern with a step-by-step description also helps, and a crochet chart is included as well.

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

Advent and Christmas, with all their magical traditions, scents, and beautiful decorations, are not far away now. Here are a few ideas for you to decorate your home festively and give your loved ones stylish gifts:

1) This pretty angel is an absolute classic in my shop, with over 2,000 sales. With an LED tealight underneath, it glows magically and cozily when it gets dark outside.

Go to the pattern here



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2) These enchanting little bells are just as quick as they are easy to crochet—in 2 sizes, as tree ornaments, table decorations, gift tags, etc.
Go to the pattern here



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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.
Go to the pattern here



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4) The stars are quick to crochet and very decorative, especially on the Christmas tree or Advent wreath. What makes them special is the combination of Tunisian and traditional crochet.
Go to the pattern here



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5) Keychain or bag charm with angel wings
But even without a key ring, hung as decoration in a window or on the Christmas tree, these beautiful charms are always eye-catching. Cleverly designed yet still easy to crochet.
Go to the pattern here



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6) Also wonderfully suited for using up leftover yarn are these fun egg cozies: "The Wegglies"—this cute little gnome gang of egg cozies has already racked up 1,200 sales. They keep your breakfast eggs wonderfully warm and add a cheerful touch at the same time.

Go to the pattern here



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7) Decorative chain, garland "Star Magic"—you can use this decorative chain with stars in many ways, e.g., as table decor, tree ornaments, gift ribbon, etc.

Go to the pattern here



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8) These cute wing earrings are quick to make and extremely decorative—an eye-catcher, not only at Christmastime.

Go to the pattern here



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9) These beautiful little bells are also quick to make and very decorative.
Go to the pattern here



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10) Enchanting and crocheted in one go, these little angels—only the halo is made separately.
Go to the pattern here



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11) The "Romantica" angel wings are quick to crochet and versatile, not only as charms, but also as tree ornaments, appliqués, table decorations, decor, for the Advent wreath, as inserts for invitations, etc. Also great for weddings, baptisms, First Communion, and confirmation.
Go to the pattern here:



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12) Beautiful angel wings / wings in shabby chic—
the wings are quick to crochet and perfect for using up leftover yarn. The front and back of each wing half are crocheted in one piece.
Go to the pattern here



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13) Two cute gnomes, "Greta and Rocky," and little sacks—small bags to fill with little gifts, also cute as tree decorations.
Go to the pattern here

... and here are my latest designs for a wonderful Advent and Christmas season:

1) “Lovely” Angel - a cute angel with an embroiderable skirt, quick and easy to crochet thanks to the detailed pattern.
Click here for the pattern



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 2) The Advent calendar for “Fashionistas” - a dream for girls big and small. There’s still enough time to start this unique “bag calendar” and make girls’ hearts beat faster.
Click here for the pattern



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3) Little wing bags with mice on board - Advent calendar, tree ornaments
Click here for the pattern



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4) Cute little mice with/in an umbrella
Click here for the pattern

Thanks to the detailed pattern and precise templates in three sizes, you can recreate these enchanting decorative ornaments in any color you like and use them to enhance your Christmas decorations.


 
The ornaments are made from photo cardstock and can be decorated with glitter liner as desired. They measure approximately 7, 11, and 17.5 cm. For the individual elements, you’ll need to be comfortable using a craft knife, but assembling the ornaments is a breeze.

The Three Wise Men from the East once followed a miraculous star ... or so an old story tells us. What would a peaceful Christmas celebration be without beautiful sparkling stars?

A very special star is crocheted in a baked cookie look: icing made of virgin wool on top, dough made of twine underneath, and an embroidered icing snowflake with a bit of glitter .... ooohhhhh ... a star of wonder

Would you like to hang this enchanting farmhouse-style decoration on your door or in your home too?
Follow the star ... HERE is the quick way to the crochet pattern!

Enjoy! Happy crocheting from Frau Bidder!
Also available in English language: Stars Of Wonder

Gisela, my Christmas mouse, is quick to make as an edge sitter
,Gisela

but Klausi will surely find a place with you too; at my place, he usually sits on the shelf in the kitchen and looks down curiously

Klausi

This festive gift box is perfect for little treats like candy, jewelry, lucky charms, and similar items.


 
The box is made of photo cardstock, measures approximately 16 x 5 cm, and is very easy to make.

Are more designs available?

Of course, Klemmi the window gnome is a must too!
When it gets stormy in winter, Klemmi helps keep the windows open for airing!
This funny window gnome is also great for “hanging out” on the window, in door wreaths, as a gift tag, or as a Christmas tree ornament.
Suitable for ambitious beginners!
Crochet yourself one! Here’s the pattern and all the details

Everything will be jute! 
Crochet with jute * stuffed hearts in farmhouse style (e.g. with wood wool) for indoors & outdoors *  10-14cm tall * beautiful as ornaments on the Christmas tree alongside baubles *  crocheting with jute means sustainable crocheting * 
the jute farmhouse heart 
* Warm greetings from Frau Bidder from the Artland region *
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Click HERE for the crochet pattern … 

How about decorating your Christmas tree or a fir branch this year with handmade crocheted ornaments? I did that last year and my family was delighted and amazed. It looks great and is very easy to make, even for crochet beginners. You can choose the colors to suit your own taste.

A great project for using up leftover yarn. The garlands also work wonderfully as gift wrapping.
The pattern includes various garlands as well as stars that can be used in many different ways.

To the crochet pattern





During the Christmas season, giving potted poinsettias as gifts is very popular. You can make this gift even more personal by wrapping the flower pot in a hand-crocheted cover. 

Also very easy to make for beginners with the skills mentioned. The pattern also includes the stars (appliqué), which also look pretty as tree ornaments.

To the crochet pattern




If you’re only looking for scattered stars, you can also get the pattern separately in my shop. A great project for using up leftover yarn and a nice idea for gift tags, too.

To the crochet pattern

Sustainable * rustic * simple, special country-style decor * Crocheting with jute 
The little decorative wreaths as ornaments are real eye-catchers, and not just at Christmas.  ... the seasonal little rings ... the Julkringel ...
* Warm regards from Frau Bidder from the Artland region *
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Click HERE for the crochet pattern.
Also available in English