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This illuminated angel brightens up your windowsill during Advent and creates a magical Christmas atmosphere. During the rest of the year, it can also serve as a nightlight for any children who don’t like falling asleep in the dark. The crocheted angel is simply placed over an LED lamp that can be controlled with a remote control.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the guardian angel nightlight.



A little angel orchestra! You can almost hear the heavenly music these adorable little angels are making. Each one has a different instrument. The angels are about 8 cm tall and quick to crochet from a few bits of leftover yarn. They also make wonderful little guardian angel gifts.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the angel orchestra!



And since we’re on the subject of leftover yarn: these cute little star gnomes can also be crocheted very quickly and easily from colorful leftover yarn. Use them as window decorations, gift tags, or even as pincushions. With a rattle or squeaker in its belly, even a baby will have lots of fun with one of these little star gnomes.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the star gnomes!




Stella Star - set with 3 sizes
versatile Christmas decoration



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The stars are quick to crochet from leftover yarn and make a lovely decoration for the Advent season.

As always, the richly illustrated pattern with a step-by-step description quickly leads you to a great result. A crochet chart is also included.
Only basic crochet skills are needed for the stars.

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

Tree Ornaments - Set 
small ornaments in 3 variations



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The tree ornaments are versatile decorations for the Advent 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.

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

Little Angels
simple little angels


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

The pattern describes in detail with many photos how you can crochet the little angels for yourself. Only basic crochet skills are needed, so the little angels are also a great beginner project.

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

The little snowmen can be used in many ways for winter and Advent decorations, for example on an Advent wreath, on the Christmas tree, in the window, or as gift tags.

The snowmen are very easy to crochet, and you only need a little yarn for them. If you crochet them from sponge yarn, they sparkle beautifully because the yarn’s smooth, shiny fringes reflect every ray of light.
You can also use them as fun wash pads.



You can get the crochet pattern for the little snowmen here

You can crochet the angel wings very easily and quickly from any yarn.

They are suitable as decoration, not only during the Christmas season, and of course also as a loving gift for someone you’d like to send on their way with a guardian angel.



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

You can find the crochet pattern for the angel wings here

This poinsettia (available in two versions) brings a beautiful, fresh splash of color to your home during the dark winter months and stays beautiful for a long time, even if you don’t have a green thumb.

You can use the poinsettia in many ways in your decorations—for example, on an Advent wreath, with candles as a table centerpiece, or on gift wrapping.



Difficulty level: easy to medium, suitable
for ambitious beginners with some practice. What you should know: how to start crocheting with a magic ring, crocheting in rounds, crocheting in rows, chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and double crochet (single, double, and multiple).

You can find the crochet pattern for the poinsettia here

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I’d like to suggest a wonderful decoration that can be made quickly and easily in three steps. First, you’ll need to do a little crocheting, then fold the pieces, and finally decorate everything with beads. These decorations (approx. 8 cm x 10 cm) are perfect as Christmas tree ornaments for the holidays . 




       

No snow outside this winter? Hand-crocheted snowflakes—placed in a window, for example—create a wintry atmosphere and, of course, a festive Christmas mood. The snowflakes are ideal as coasters for tea lights or mugs, or as Christmas tree ornaments.
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If you don’t have enough space for both an Advent wreath and an Advent calendar, this model is the solution: With its four candles and perhaps a few decorated fir branches in the center, this calendar can also serve as an original alternative to a wreath.



The Advent calendar is made of photo-quality cardstock and measures approximately 33.5 x 35.5 x 5.5 cm overall. The space in the center has a diameter of approximately 17 cm. The calendar is easy to make and definitely doable for a patient beginner.

Two fantastic and super-cute Advent hits!

The adorable striped angels, that everyone will want to snap up right away! Good thing they’re so quick and easy to crochet :-)



and of course the chubby Advent Knobblys ♥ Round as a ball and enchantingly decorative - whether on the windowsill, on the tree, on the Advent wreath, or as a simple bag charm!




The St. Nicholas bags are not only adorable, but also crocheted in a flash and hold quite a lot!

With this Advent calendar, all the containers are completely independent of one another, so you don’t have to follow anything or hold back with either the colors or the decorations.

If you like, you can let your imagination run free and even design each container differently!



The containers are made of cardstock, each measuring approx. 6 x 11.5 x 7 cm, and are very easy to make.

This Advent calendar takes up very little space but offers enough room for 24 little surprises.



The calendar is made of photo-quality cardstock and measures approximately 12.8 x 12.8 x 12.8 cm; the individual compartments measure approximately 6 x 2 x 5.5 cm. The calendar is very straightforward—just work carefully and precisely, and everything will fit together perfectly.

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This star can be used as decoration and also as a sponge for bathing and showering or washing dishes, bringing Christmas anticipation to your bathroom or kitchen too.

The star is easy to crochet, even for beginners with a little practice, and makes a lovely gift, for example together with a wonderfully scented shower gel or body lotion.



You can get the crochet pattern for the star sponge here

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