Download enchanting Christmas patterns now

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Are you in the middle of your Christmas preparations ? Get these enchanting Christmas patterns now and enjoy making them.

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Polar bear Manni has answered Santa’s call for help and put on his finest Christmas elf costume.



The richly illustrated pattern helps you crochet this sweet guy step by step. Even beginners with basic knowledge of the common stitch types can have fun with this pattern. 

All you need is cotton yarn in the colors you want, a suitable crochet hook, and—if desired—safety eyes and a small bell (e.g., from the well-known chocolate Easter bunnies or chocolate Santas :))

Get the pattern here and crochet one or more Mannis as decoration, as cuddly companions, or as a cute gift! 

This delicate Christmas angel makes an impressive decorative piece. It is made with filet crochet yarn and starched afterward so that it stands firmly. Anyone who has already crocheted doilies or shawls will have no trouble with this angel. There is a crochet chart for each individual piece, but every round is also written out, so even those who don’t like working from crochet charts can crochet this pattern.
You can download the crochet pattern for this enchanting angel here!


Christmas egg cozies for the festively set breakfast table can be crocheted super quickly and easily from leftover yarn in Christmas colors. This way, you can bring a little joy to your friends during Advent, e.g. also as a Secret Santa gift.
Click here for the crochet pattern for the 3 egg cozies!



Isn’t this a fun idea: a reversible doll that you can use as a decoration during both the Christmas and Easter seasons! My grandchildren love their “Nikolausi-Osterhasi” and have fun transforming it again and again by simply turning it inside out. Wouldn’t this be a project for you, too?
Then download the crochet pattern for the reversible doll here!

✭ There is still plenty of time for a trendy Advent calendar with a special Nordic style: little Artland houses that look like gingerbread.
✭ Quickly built/crocheted from cozy, scratchy virgin/felted wool (or also from cotton). ✭ Also great for using up yarn scraps if you make just a few little houses as pendant pouches.

✭ If you purchase the pattern, you’ll also get a free PDF with numbers included. ✭ Print, glue, cut out, attach.

✭✭✭ Happy Crocheting / Have fun crocheting the ARTLÄNDER HÄUSER by CadoohARTland ✭✭✭

Everyone loves pretty decorations for Christmas.
So why not crochet this cute and funny Santa Claus for your Christmas celebration?

Christmas Lamp Santa Claus Klausi

   

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This sweet, bearded fellow likes to wear his hat on his big bulbous nose. What could be hidden under his hat?
The crocheted Christmas gnome is a wonderful decoration and brings plenty of coziness and warmth into your home.
Wolly measures approx. 34 cm tall and 45 cm long.

Wolly the Christmas Gnome

   

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Are you perhaps still looking for a sparkling decoration for your Christmas celebration or an unusual gift for dear people?
Then this fir tree might be just the thing.
The little trees are crocheted with sponge yarn, so they sparkle and shine all by themselves.

Little Fir Tree Winter Magic

   

So you can wrap small Christmas gifts beautifully too, I have a matching pattern for a festive gift bag for you here.


 
The bag is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 16.5 x 6 x 20 cm. With a little crafting experience, it can be made quickly and easily. Thanks to the detailed pattern, however, the bag is also very well suited for beginners.

Before Christmas comes St. Nicholas. And so he doesn’t have to put his sweet treats—or maybe that little rod—into dirty, worn-out children’s boots, you could crochet the St. Nicholas boot instead. It could be filled and given as a gift on December 6. Afterward, it makes a wonderful Christmas decoration—perhaps with a fir branch inside.

Even if your grandchild is coming to visit, you could give them a filled St. Nicholas boot in their favorite colors. That’s always a hit.

I hope you have fun making it. It’s crocheted from hexagons, which we then assemble into a boot. Add a border, attach some pom-poms, and you’re done.

Warm regards from Ina

If you enjoy giving homemade Christmas cards, I have a great idea for you here. This card not only looks beautiful, but it’s also very easy to make.



The card measures 10.5 x 21 cm (when folded). It’s quick to make, but the glitter liner takes a few hours to dry, so be sure to start working on it early enough.