Christmas 2022: It’s slowly getting to be time.

Dear users, dear authors,
November is almost over, and then it won’t be long until Christmas. So if you’d like to do some handmade crafting for Christmas, you should get started. Have fun with it. 

@Authors,
2-3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget links, images, info, etc. All patterns presented here must have at least a 2% conversion rate for both conversion rate values on the product page, must not have been presented in the forum in the past 3 weeks, and must have at least 10 sales. 

Doll clothes are a popular Christmas gift—for doll moms big and small. They can usually be made quickly from leftover yarn. Even while knitting, the anticipation of Christmas grows when you imagine the doll mom’s eyes lighting up when she receives the gift. It can be a real highlight.

With this clothing set, you can dress small dolls measuring 35–40 cm—from head to toe. Several variations are shown here. For example, the pants can be knitted with or without feet, and the hat with or without a pom-pom attached. You’re sure to have fun knitting it.

Click here for the knitting pattern





If you’re looking for an unusual gift, this cabled headband made of merino wool might be just the thing. It keeps you super warm and can even be worn as a loop scarf.

Knitting it is easier than you think. You’ll enjoy it.

Click here for the knitting pattern

Hand-knit socks are a popular gift under the Christmas tree.
And Krumme Dinger make a really fun gift, because the shape of the socks is unusual. They’re also easy to make, even for sock knitters with little experience. They are knitted with 4-ply sock yarn. The pattern describes 4 sizes.



Click here to go directly to the Krummen Dingern

Do you have a woolly Advent calendar? And are you also wondering what to do with all those mini balls of yarn? I have an idea! Something Comfy (in German: Etwas Bequemes) is a sweater in 8 sizes that can be knitted beautifully with mini skeins. The pattern is beginner-friendly and easy enough to work on while watching TV. It is knitted with fingering-weight or sock-weight yarn. Of course, you could also give the sweater as a Christmas gift. Someone will be absolutely delighted. 

Go to Something Comfy here



It’s that time of year again… Let the elf helper assist you with baking cookies! These festive pot holders are quick to sew and are sure to put a smile on the face of anyone who walks into the kitchen ;-). Thanks to their practical hand openings, these wonderful little helpers can also be used as oven mitts.



Sewing pattern & sewing instructions for “Elf Helper Pot Holders”

For many children, a stuffed animal is the best Christmas gift. And when they are handmade too, it is of course something very special. I would like to introduce you to my Africans here: Nelson the Lion, Amani the Giraffe, and Marvin the Rhino. The three are very close friends and would be absolutely delighted to sit under the Christmas trees this year.
You can find detailed information about the patterns on the respective pages. Simply click the corresponding link:

Nelson the Lion

Amani the Giraffe

Marvin the Rhino

This beautiful crocheted angel is sure to be admired everywhere. It can sit atop the Christmas tree, but it also looks very decorative as a table decoration or on a windowsill. Anyone who has already crocheted doilies will have no trouble recreating this angel. There’s a crochet chart for each pattern, but the instructions are also written out round by round. To ensure the angel stands up nicely, it is firmly starched.
You can download the crochet pattern here!


Nikolausi - Osterhasi... If you can’t decide, crochet this fun reversible doll. At the end of the Christmas season, simply turn it inside out, and Santa Claus instantly becomes a cute Easter bunny!
Click here for the crochet pattern for the “Nikolausi-Osterhasi” reversible doll!

This Christmas decoration is a bit time-consuming, but it’s just right for experienced crafters who aren’t afraid of a little challenge!



The beautiful stars are made from photo cardstock and decorated with printed paper motifs and glitter liner. You’ll get templates for stars in two sizes: the small star is about 16 cm tall, and the large star is about 21 cm tall. Printable motifs in two sizes are also included.