25+: Enjoy the anticipation of Christmas

Dear users, dear authors,
Advent and Christmas are coming soon. Get crafting now and enjoy the anticipation. Have fun.

@Authors,
Only patterns with at least 25 sales and a conversion rate of at least 3% can be featured here. Don’t forget links, images, information, etc.

Rudolph - The Red Nosed Moose 

You can find the cute moose in my shop in two versions: as a large version, which can be a cuddly toy, music box, and decorative object, and as a mini version - which can be used as a small gift, also as a decorative object, and as a good luck charm.

   Here’s the pattern


   Here’s the pattern

Have fun crocheting and enjoy looking forward to Christmas

The angel wings are perfect for Christmas decor and are also a lovely symbol of protection all year round.
The angel wings can be used in many ways, for example as tree ornaments, on a Christmas wreath, as gift tags or keychains, on a car mirror, and for much more.



The angel wings are also easy for ambitious beginners to crochet with a little practice.

You can get the crochet pattern for the angel wings here

The poinsettia in two versions brings a lovely, fresh color into your home, especially during the dark season, and stays beautiful permanently, even if you don’t have a green thumb.

The poinsettia can be used in many ways for decorating, for example with candles and Christmas baubles as table decor, on a Christmas wreath, or as gift decoration.




Required crochet skills: starting crochet with a magic ring, crocheting in rounds, crocheting in rows, chain stitches, slip stitches, double crochet (simple, full, multiple), single crochet
Difficulty level: easy to intermediate, suitable for ambitious beginners with a little practice

You can find the crochet pattern for the poinsettia here

What would Christmas be without angels?


With this cute angel orchestra you can almost hear the heavenly music. The little angels are very easy to crochet. All you need is some leftover yarn. The little angels can also be used as Christmas tree decorations or gift tags.



All children who are afraid of falling asleep in the dark will be able to drift off peacefully, soothed by the comforting glow of this guardian angel night light.The light is soft and not too bright, so it won’t disturb healthy sleep. You don’t need anycables or complicated installation for this night light. The angel is simply placed over a battery-operated LED light that can be controlled with a remote.
During the Christmas season, the angel can also stand as a decoration in the living room.



The shepherds also saw an angel at Christmas who announced the birth of Christ to them. You can crochet these beautiful nativity figures, about 10 cm tall, yourself and use leftover yarn that you’re sure to have at home. The pattern tells you how much yarn you need for each figure, so you can easily compare it with your supplies.

Many people believe that little elves help the Christ Child or Santa Claus with their preparations.

The adorable little star elves are cheerful, colorful decorations during the Christmas season, whether as a garland or individually as stars on the window, door, or wall. They are very easy to crochet, and here too you can make great use of leftover yarn.



Who doesn’t know him:Rudolph with the red nose?  Santa’s famous companion is so cute that it’s no wonder moose and reindeer are spotted everywhere during the Christmas season. Here Rudolph appears as a keychain. But he can also be used as a gift tag or Christmas tree decoration.

Which brings us to Christmas tree decorations :

This crocheted decoration can be conjured up from leftover yarn without much effort. With the pattern, you can crochet an angel, a little bell, a star, and a snowflake. use glitter yarn or solid-colored cotton—both look lovely!

These cute snowmen are very quick and super easy to make.
All you need is thin white leftover yarn, accessories like rocailles beads for the eyes and mouth, mini pompoms and pipe cleaners for the ear warmers, and of course an LED tea light.
 Click here for the LED snowmen pattern!

The melting snowman can be used as a washcloth or dishcloth and looks simply too cute and funny on the edge of the bathtub, the vanity, or the sink.
The smooth, shiny fringes of the sponge yarn reflect light and make the melting snow sparkle.

The melting snowman also makes an original gift or little present.



Difficulty level: easy, suitable for ambitious beginners with some practice
Stitches used: chain stitches, single crochet, puff stitches, and slip stitches

You can get the crochet pattern for the melting snowman here

More Christmas patterns?

He’s here * Snorre * hang him up as a decoration in your home * on the wall, on the door * let his magic work its wonders in your home … Gnomes have magical powers … did you know that?
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Click HERE for the enchanting crochet pattern House Gnome Snorre




…still not had enough of the enchanting gnome fun? * Want a little more luck? * For yourself? * For someone dear to you nearby * Give the gift of luck with Gunnie the Lucky Gnome * so small and sooo cute …
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Click HERE for the crochet pattern and grab/crochet your own bit of luck :-)

Set Tree Ornaments
quick to crochet in between other projects



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The tree ornaments are very easy to crochet from a few bits of leftover yarn and make versatile decorations for the pre-Christmas season.

With basic crochet skills the little trees can be crocheted quickly. As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes step by step how to crochet the little trees.

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

Stella Star Set
Christmas decorations for your window or door



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

For the stars, only basic crochet skills are needed.
The richly illustrated pattern , as always, with a step-by-step description will quickly guide you to a great result. 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.

Unusual and beautifully ingenious: In this project, 24 pyramids are first glued together to make eight small cubes, and these are then glued together to form one large cube.

In the end, you get a small, compact Advent calendar with 24 compartments for sweets or other little treats.



Since there are only written instructions for this Advent calendar, you’ll have to figure out for yourself how the eight cubes are assembled and how they are joined together to form one large cube.

But it’s not really difficult, and a cube model as well as product photos will help you. The calendar is made of photo cardstock and measures approx. 12.5 x 12.5 x 12.5 cm.

Especially in 2020, lovingly wrapped gifts make all the difference ♥
With the sugar-sweet gingerbread houses, you’re always giving a big dose of love ♥

Simply as gift tags or sewn together as tree ornaments ...




A guardian angel is never out of place either—crochet the enchanting striped angels for yourself, your family, and all your friends ♥

Below is a selection of enchanting and quick-to-make models for Advent and Christmas.

1) "The Wegglies" - the cute egg cozy gnomes are a fun decoration for your breakfast table.
Here’s the pattern



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2) Advent calendar for "fashionistas" - sweet, playful, and a dream for girls big and small, this extraordinary "bag calendar" is truly special. It’s high time to get it on your hook and make girls’ hearts beat faster.
Here’s the pattern



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3) These little fillable gnome bags can be used for more than just an Advent calendar. Crochet pattern for eight different gnome motifs and cute little bags.
Here’s the pattern





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4) ... and another Advent calendar - this time classic, beautiful, and unique. The individual little bags offer enough room to hide small surprises for your loved ones. The embroidery patterns make each little bag one of a kind.
Here’s the pattern



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5) With over 2,500 sales, this pretty angel is an absolute classic in my shop. With an LED tea light underneath, it glows magically and cozily when it gets dark outside.
Here’s the pattern



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6) With these cute angels, you can beautifully decorate gifts as well as your Christmas tree, Advent wreath, etc. More than 1,400 sales speak for themselves.
Here’s the pattern



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7) These charming little bells are as quick as they are easy to crochet - in 2 sizes, as tree decorations, table decor, gift tags, etc. Already sold over 1,200 times.
Here’s the pattern



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8) These cleverly crafted stars are a very special eye-catcher. They are quick to crochet and very decorative, especially on the Christmas tree or Advent wreath. A combination of Tunisian and traditional crochet.
Here’s the pattern

This angel (in two sizes) is very easy and quick to crochet from sponge yarn and can be used as a practical sponge for bathing and showering. It will bring Christmas anticipation into your bathroom, too. But the angel also looks lovely as décor in other rooms!

But the angel isn’t just a decorative eye-catcher at Christmas. It also makes a wonderful guardian angel. Together with a lovely-scented shower gel, for example, the angel makes a very beautiful and unusual gift or small present for someone dear.



Difficulty level: Easy to intermediate.
Only basic crochet stitches such as chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochets, half and full double crochets, increases and decreases, and rounds are crocheted. However, you should also be able to skip several stitches and crochet a seam closed.
The PDF pattern includes written instructions, photos, and crochet charts for the section with the skipped stitches and the crocheted-on wings.

You can get the crochet pattern for the angel here

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