300+: Make Classic Items for Advent, Winter, and Christmas Now

Dear users, dear authors,
now make a tried-and-true classic for Advent, winter, and Christmas. Have fun with it.

@Authors,
all patterns presented here must have at least 300 sales. CR doesn’t matter. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc.

During the Christmas season, you see gnomes everywhere. These colorful Star Gnomes are especially cute and very easy to crochet. You can put small amounts of leftover yarn to good use, since you only need about 20 g of cotton yarn for one gnome. Use them as a Christmas tree topper, a pincushion, a gift tag, or hang them as a garland on a string of lights in the window!

This cozy cowl is a charming accessory for children. If you start on it now, there’s still time for it to be a gift in a St. Nicholas boot or for Christmas. The cowl is knitted in double-face, which makes it wonderfully dense, and both sides look beautiful.




Knitting pattern: Cowl "Winter Dream"

Knitted scarf with a beautiful pattern of knit and purl stitches—easy to make



This knitted scarf is also knitted using only knit and purl stitches—the cable look is created entirely without a cable needle—also very well suited for beginners with perseverance.



A smaller project is this knitted collar—a lovely alternative to a cowl or scarf, and it always keeps the neck area nice and warm. It is knitted with circular needles.

Warm socks are a must in winter. Hand-knitted ones are, of course, much better than store-bought ones. If only it weren’t for that pesky heel...

With this pattern, you’ll enjoy knitting them, because with the simple mowi heel and the CraSyTrio, everything is really easy. Here you’ll find different sizes explained, so you can delight the whole family with socks.

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A shoulder warmer is always very popular, for example this cowl collar, which is very easy to knit yourself.

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We’re looking for tried-and-true classics that have already made at least 300 people happy. Here are my recommendations for you. There are certainly a few ideas for Christmas gifts hidden among them ;-)

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

Felt booties in all sizes
-> they are knitted in one piece and felted in the washing machine



Felt boots with a rolled cuff
-> They are knitted and felted in the washing machine; the rolled cuff is knitted separately and sewn on.



Felt moccasins in all sizes
-> They are made in one piece, then felted in the washing machine,



Colorful craft bucket
-> It is crocheted from colorful leftover yarn.



Doll clothing series “Swing”
-> You can crochet all the models you see in the photo.



Lace shawl for beginners
-> It is knitted from 2 balls of fine gradient yarn.



Timeless baby blanket made of merino wool
-> It is soft, warm, and cuddly.



Dreamy princess dress
-> You can make and decorate it in different variations (see my photos).



Wrist warmers with a decorative cable
-> A thumb gusset is knitted so that they fit perfectly.



Mosaic blanket made of squares
-> It is assembled from many individual squares that we crochet beforehand in favorite colors.



Universal cowl for the whole family
-> It looks especially great with gradient yarn, but is also beautiful in a solid color.



Ball gown for small dolls
-> This one is knitted with a set of double-pointed needles.



The Ice Princess’s Coat
-> It is knitted as a top-down raglan in one piece.



Colorful round rug
-> Beautiful for the children’s room

Christmas is getting closer and closer, and in just two weeks the first Advent calendar gift will need to be opened.

If you haven’t made an Advent calendar yet but would like to, take a look at this model: Of course, it will still take a little while to finish all 24 containers, but at least it’s easy to do.
 


It’s even easier with these folding boxes: Decorated for Christmas and labeled with numbers, they make a quick and pretty Advent calendar.


And once your calendar is finished, you can relax nicely while making these snowflakes and decorate your windows for winter at the same time.



The calendar and the boxes are made from photo cardstock, the snowflakes from tissue paper.

Below are some Advent and Christmas highlights from my shop:

1) The enchanting little tealight “Let it Snow” creates a romantic mood. Not difficult at all and quick to make.
Here’s the pattern



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2) Snowflake value set “Neve” and “Jule” - you can combine the little snowflakes beautifully with each other.
Here’s the pattern



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3) Bookmark with “Wing and Star” - also wonderful to use as a keychain
You can find the pattern here



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4) Sweet little bells with bows in 2 sizes each
Here’s the pattern



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5) Angels in 3 sizes
Here’s the pattern



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6) Stars - the star with a tail is worked using a combination of Tunisian and traditional crochet. A regular crochet hook without a thick handle is sufficient.
Here’s the pattern



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7) Sweet wing in three sizes - Tunisian crochet; a regular crochet hook is enough.
Here’s the pattern



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8) If you’d like two mirror-image wings, this beautiful pair of wings with a heart might be just right for you.
Here’s the pattern



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9) A unique “pocket calendar” is guaranteed to make the hearts of girls young and old beat faster - the Advent calendar for “Fashionistas 1.0”
Here’s the pattern



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10) “Sweet Gnome Gang” - crochet pattern for eight different gnome motifs and sweet little bags. Both the gnomes and the little bags offer enough space for small gifts.
Here’s the pattern





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11) This very popular Advent calendar is classic, beautiful, and unique - the little bags, worked with the linked stitch, are wonderful for embroidering.
Here’s the pattern



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12) Sweet angels - With an LED tealight underneath, they glow magically and cozily when it gets dark outside.
Here’s the pattern



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13) Bookmark and keychain “Angel with Heart”
Here’s the pattern



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14) Little wing bag with mouse passengers - wonderful for small gifts or for a child’s room
Here’s the pattern