Advent calendars / Advent wreaths: it’s about time

Dear users, dear authors,
If you want to finish your Advent wreath / Advent calendar in time, you’ll need to get started soon. Here in this thread, you’ll find enchanting Advent decorations + St. Nicholas decorations + Christmas decorations. Have fun with them.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, pictures, info, etc. No free patterns. All patterns featured here must not have been posted in the forum within the past 4 weeks, must have at least 10 sales, and must have a conversion rate (CR) of at least 3%. 

 
With these crocheted little fir trees you can create a wonderful winter landscape. They are hollow inside and can be made in different sizes. The little Advent surprises can then be hidden underneath them. This gives you a beautiful Advent calendar that can stay up even after Christmas.



The little snowflakes are also not just window decorations; they can also be used as an Advent calendar, because a small pocket is worked into the back of each snowflake, with room for little vouchers or sweets.

To avoid having to do everything at once right before Christmas, you should start working on what you can right now. This works really well with Christmas decorations that don’t take up much storage space.



This poinsettia tea light holder is a good example: With its fairly flat shape and a diameter of about 16 cm, it fits easily into any small cabinet.

The holder is made of photo cardstock and decorated with glitter liner.

This is an Advent calendar that can replace an Advent wreath: In the center of the calendar, there’s space for four candles and decorations.



This calendar is made of photo-quality cardstock and consists of simple hexagonal boxes. When finished, it measures approximately 33.5 x 35.5 x 5.5 cm. To ensure everything fits together properly in the end, precision is very important.