Use Christmas yarn: download delightful ideas now

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you’ll find patterns for Christmas yarn = for gift yarn that you received for Christmas or that you treated yourself to. Have fun crafting.

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

With this colorful raglan dress (size 92 and up), you’re sure to make a little girl very happy. It can be worn in summer and also in winter—with a long-sleeved shirt underneath.

You’ll enjoy making it and may even be able to use up lots of colorful leftover yarn in it.

Click here for the knitting pattern.




A doll (43–50 cm) absolutely needs these overalls. Every doll mom will be delighted when she can dress her children in new clothes.

The pants are easy to knit, and even colorful leftover yarn is enough for them.

Click here for the knitting pattern.




If you have a teddy bear (45–60 cm) or know someone who loves them, just knit this raglan sweater for it. It’s quick to finish, and then the teddy bear won’t have to be cold in winter anymore.

Click here for the knitting pattern.

If you’ve been given yarn in lots of different colors, you could use it to crochet a temperature blanket. This is an incredibly exciting project that will keep you busy for a whole year. But don’t worry: you only crochet one row each day, in the color you assigned to that day’s temperature. You’ll find everything else you need to know in the crochet pattern. Click the blue text now to go to the download!



You can crochet the proud peacock Percy from blue cotton yarn. He makes a wonderful decoration that’s sure to attract attention, and he isn’t all that hard to crochet. I used eyelash yarn for the tail so it looks nice and feathery, but you can also use cotton here.



And if you still have yarn left over, you can use the scraps to crochet the beautiful “Peacock Princess” evening dress for little dress-up dolls. As you can see, it suits dolls with any hair color.The doll mom will be thrilled when her favorite can wear this dream dress on New Year’s Eve or during carnival season.

How about a new cushion? A pretty pattern that you’ll quickly learn with the step-by-step explanation in pictures. The pattern is explained in writing, and I’ve also included a knitting chart. 

I knitted my cushion with 2 different colors, and it used 150 grams per side with a yardage of 110 m / 50 grams. 



Or maybe a lovely warm knitted scarf? 

For this model, knit and purl stitches are worked. It starts narrow and is widened through increases to the desired width. The pattern is shown both in writing and as a knitting chart.