Advent + St. Nicholas + Christmas

Dear users, dear authors.
The weather is very autumnal right now, so it’s nice to curl up on the sofa with a cup of hot tea or hot chocolate. It’s also that time of year again for crafts. Here in this thread and in the Crazpatterns shop, you’ll find plenty of highlights on the themes of Advent, Advent calendars, Advent wreaths, St. Nicholas, Santa Claus, Christmas tree ornaments, and everything else that makes the holiday season so special. Get the best patterns now.

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Hello, everyone!

December is not far off now, and with it comes the time for Advent calendars...
How about a crocheted one this year?

The pattern is fully illustrated and described in detail, so even beginners can make it quickly and easily.
You can also use up leftover yarn nicely, since each little bag only requires about 17g of yarn.

Click here for the pattern!

Only until 10/31: 30% off the pattern “Stripping Santa Claus”

Jingle bells, jingle all the way........ Did you know that Santa only does the Santa Claus job as a side gig? Actually, he is the original ancestor of the Chippendales, as you can see from the following pictures :) The pattern is easy to follow for beginners with a little practice, advanced crocheters, and pros. Complete beginners might run into problems in a few places. But I’m always happy to help with questions. What you need for Santa: Gründl Happy yarn: pink approx. 250 g, red approx. 250 g, white approx. 100 g, black 50–60 g, light gray approx. 5 g, brown approx. 2–3 g, beige approx. 10 g. Some craft wire and sturdy wire mesh for fingers, joints, and the parts you would like to stabilize or make movable. Some white fabric and a black permanent marker for the eyes and mouth (possibly googly eyes for the reindeer briefs). Glue. Crochet hook 4, yarn needle and scissors, and stuffing. For the pom-pom on the hat, a pom-pom maker would be good; alternatively, use two cardboard discs and google a YouTube video about it. Almost all parts are worked in continuous spiral rounds and later joined together bit by bit. Stitch explanation: MR = magic ring M = stitch FM = single crochet Lm = chain stitch hStb = half double crochet Stb = double crochet zusm. = together
verdp. = double stitch

Whether on the Christmas tree or as decorations in the entryway, garden, or on the patio, these ornaments are sure to catch the eye. Thanks to the cotton yarn with a length of 85 m/50 g, they turn out quite large and are easy to spot. Or perhaps you’d prefer something more subtle for the Christmas tree in your room? In that case, using yarn with a length of 120 m/50 g (e.g., Catania), these little bells can be crocheted quickly. You always crochet two bells together, which makes them very sturdy and ensures they won’t lose their shape even when wet.
And to be ready for the first Sunday of Advent, starting at the end of October is the perfect time. 

Only until 10/31/2016: 30% off the crochet pattern "Stripping Santa Claus "

Jingle bells, jingle all the way........ Did you actually know that Santa only works as Father Christmas as a side job? In fact, he is the original Chippendale, as you can see from the following pictures :)The pattern is easy to follow for advanced beginners, intermediate crocheters, and pros. Absolute beginners might run into problems in a few places. But I’m always happy to answer questions.What you need for Santa:Gründl Happy yarn: pink approx. 250 g. Red approx. 250 g. White approx. 100 g. Black 50–60 g. Light gray approx. 5 g. Brown approx. 2–3 g. Beige approx. 10 g.Some craft wire and sturdy wire mesh for fingers, joints, and the parts you’d like to stabilize or make movableSome white fabric and a black permanent marker for the eyes and mouth (possibly googly eyes for the reindeer briefs)GlueCrochet hook size 4, yarn needle and scissors, and stuffing materialFor the pom-pom on the hat, a pom-pom maker would be good; alternatively, use two cardboard discs and google a video on YouTube about itAlmost all parts are worked in continuous rounds and later joined together bit by bit.Stitch explanations: MR = magic ring M = stitch FM = single crochet Lm = chain stitch hStb = half double crochet Stb = double crochet zusm. = together
verdp. = increase stitch

Santa Claus and his reindeer Rudolf are a must-have for Christmas. You can get both patterns in a bundle at a special price.
You’ll need a size 2.5 crochet hook, cotton yarn (e.g., Catania) in apricot, red, white, light brown, dark brown, beige, and yellow, a darning needle,
stuffing, 5 mm googly eyes, and pipe cleaners.

Would you like to make your loved ones really happy for St. Nicholas Day? Then these two are just right for you. A cute snowman and a cute snowwoman with a fillable St. Nicholas bag.
You will need:

• Bravo (yardage: 50g=133m ): White, approx. 65g, turquoise, approx. 30g, remnants in medium and dark turquoise and pink.
• Lisa (yardage: 50g=133m ): Remnant in black
• Lenja Soft (yardage: 25g=85m ): White, approx. 10 g, or alternatively Bravo yarn in white
• Crochet hooks size 3 / 3.5 and 4, embroidery needle, sewing needle, stuffing.

I hope you have lots of fun crocheting them.
Crochet pattern for Snowman and Snowwoman with St. Nicholas Bag

And here’s another unique reindeer St. Nicholas bag. It’s quick to crochet and will make your loved ones beam with joy.
You’ll need:

• Bravo: Red, approx. 40 g; Light Brown, approx. 10 g; Medium Brown, approx. 25 g; Dark Brown, approx. 15 g
• Lisa: Leftover yarn in black and white
• Lenja Soft: White, approx. 10 g, or alternatively Bravo yarn in white
• Crochet hook sizes 3 / 3.5 / 4 and 5, embroidery needle, sewing needle, stuffing, white felt (a small scrap), and a drop of fabric glue.

I hope you have lots of fun crocheting it.
Crochet pattern for a cute reindeer St. Nicholas bag

A cute snowman that’s sure to put a smile on everyone’s face!
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Step-by-step knitting pattern for a snowman. Numerous photos will help you follow the process.
The following stitches are needed for the hat: knit stitch and purl stitch, knit two together, yarn over.
Materials: approx. 50 g of yarn with a yardage of approx. 120 m/50 g in snow white and another color of your choice,
a set of double-pointed needles size 3, stuffing, a darning needle, 3 buttons, 2 black beads or doll eyes (5 mm diameter).
Size: approx. 19 cm tall

Norbert the Nutcracker is also ready for the upcoming Christmas season.

Using the specified materials, Norbert the Nutcracker will measure 32 cm tall.
The detailed pattern includes many step-by-step photos to make recreating the project easier. However, basic knowledge of crocheting (single crochet, increases/decreases, spiral rounds, etc.) is required.

The following materials are needed to make this project:

• 100 g cotton yarn in soft apricot (skin tone)
• 50 g of cotton yarn in black
• 50 g of cotton yarn in red
• Leftover cotton yarn in white and dark gray
• Leftover cotton yarn in gold lurex yarn
• one pair of safety eyes, 9 mm, in brown-black
• stuffing
• Crochet hook, size 3

The pattern for Norbert the Nutcracker is available here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/en/items/18634/norbert-nussknacker-haekelanleitung

As we all know, elves are mythical creatures said to possess special powers. What special powers might the Christmas elf Elena have? She certainly has plenty of charm, and quite a few people, young and old alike, will quickly lose their hearts to her.



Using the specified materials, Elena the Elf will be 28 cm tall. Personally, I recommend using cotton yarn for recreating all of my stuffed animals and dolls.
The pattern includes many step-by-step photos to make it easier to follow. However, basic crochet knowledge (single crochet, increases/decreases, spiral rounds, etc.) is required.
The following materials are needed:

• 100 g of cotton yarn in soft apricot (skin tone)
• 50 g of cotton yarn in red
• 50 g of cotton yarn in light green
• leftover cotton yarn in white
• leftover cotton yarn in reddish brown and black
• a pair of safety eyes, 9 mm, in brown-black
• stuffing

The pattern for Elena the Elf is available here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19473/elena-elf-haekelanleitung

Order the double pack now and save twice, because until 10/31 there is a 25% discount on the double pack. Both are also available individually in my shop 

Advent, Advent, a little candle is burning......... Start thinking about Christmas now and crochet the first gifts. Who doesn’t know them? Rudolf the reindeer with his red nose and his best friend Santa Claus. These two fellows belong in every living room. In two 14-page crochet patterns with lots of pictures, I describe step by step how to make Rudolf and Santa Claus, so they can soon decorate your living room too. The patterns are also very suitable for beginners, since you only need to know the magic ring, single crochet, and chain stitches. What you need: For Santa Claus: Gründl yarn (250 m per 100 g) Happy red – approx. 200 g – black or brown, white, beige (a little of each), lots of stuffing, googly eyes or white buttons, hook size 3.5, yarn needle and scissors, (spray) glue. For the reindeer: Gründl Happy yarn beige – approx. 200 g – black or brown, white, red (a little of each), lots of stuffing, googly eyes or white buttons, hook size 3.5, yarn needle and scissors

Crochet Pattern Egg Cozy Santa

What does your breakfast table look like on the holidays—classic red and white, or sometimes in a different color? Here are
a few examples of how the table can also become an eye-catcher. Get the
pattern for these pretty egg cozies now and surprise
your loved ones with them at breakfast. Also a lovely gift that is
quick to make.The pattern includes 2 sizes. One for size M eggs and also one for size L eggs.

Materials needed:

• approx. 10 g cotton per egg hat (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g)
• crochet hook size 2.5

Stitches used: You only need to be familiar with chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet stitches,
crab stitches (brief explanation included), and a magic ring.

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/17767/haekelanleitung-eierwaermer-santa

Crochet Pattern Christmas Moose + Gift Bags

Elmar and Erika Moose are slowly getting ready for Christmas. How about you? Don’t you want to slowly start making the
first gifts, too? How about this cute moose couple?
The pattern includes the moose, the overalls, the little skirt, the flower
and the gift bag

Size:With the specified hook size and yarn weight, the moose are about 27 cm tall.

Materials needed:

• per moose approx. 90 g cotton, of which approx. 50 g of one main color are needed (Catania from Schachenmayr is used here, with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g)
• per gift bag approx. 17 g cotton
• crochet hook size 2.5
• safety eyes or buttons
• stuffing
• a scrap of felt (optional)
• 2 buttons for the clothing (optional)

Stitches used:chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet, and a magic ring/stitch ring

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/17998/haekelanleitung-spar-set-weihnachtselche-geschenksaeckchen

Crochet pattern for toilet roll hat "Ni Klo Klausi"

Are you still looking for something stylish for your car’s rear shelf? Or a funny eye-catcher for the guest bathroom? Then get the
pattern for this toilet roll hat named Ni Klo Klausi now. Also great as a
gift for friends and relatives.

Required materials:

• approx. 90 grams of yarn in total (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g)
• crochet hook size 2.5

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19568/haekelanleitung-wc-rollenhut-ni-klo-klausi



Crochet Pattern for Advent Calendar Bags

Start now on making your first Advent calendar from these pretty little bags. Also perfect as gift packaging for
small gifts to bring along. The pattern includes 2 sizes.

Materials needed:

• for each small bag you need approx. 10g of cotton (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125m / 50g)
• for each larger bag you need approx. 17g of cotton (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125m / 50g)

Stitches used: chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochets, crab stitches, and a magic ring/stitch ring


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/17999/haekelanleitung-adventskalender-saeckchen



Is a cute little angel still missing from your Christmas decorations?
Here you can find the pattern:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19176/engel-auf-wolke-7-amigurumi-haekelanleitung

You’ll need a 2.5 mm crochet hook, white and apricot cotton yarn, safety glass eyes, stuffing, a darning needle, and scissors

What would Advent be without an Advent calendar? With this calendar, children’s eyes are guaranteed to light up during the Christmas season.
Why not get creative yourself and crochet a beautiful and unique Christmas calendar for your loved ones, with room for all kinds of lovely & tasty little treats.
You will receive a detailed 21-page pattern with lots of photos for quick and easy making.

Also suitable for beginners.

Materials needed:

• Crochet hook sizes 2.5 & 3.5, sewing needle
  
• approx. 200 g white yarn - needle size 3-4
  
• Yarn in various colors (this is a great way to use up leftover yarn :)
  
• 24 pairs of safety eyes, 23 small wooden beads size 10 mm,
  
• 6 small white beads size 5 mm and stuffing

go to the pattern here

Santa Claus, an angel, and a snowman are actually egg cozies. But you can also use them without eggs as table decorations. They could also decorate a pretty little package or adorn the Christmas tree or Advent wreath. You only need basic crochet skills and a few bits of leftover yarn.
Or how about these Christmas finger puppets?  Here, too, all you need is basic skills and a few bits of leftover yarn, and soon you can act out a little story for your children about Santa Claus, Rudolf the reindeer, and Frosty the snowman. Here is the pattern:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20237/weihnachtliche-tischdekoration-eierwaermer-weihnachtsmann-schneemann-engel

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/9394/fingerpuppen-schneemann-nikolaus-elch

It’s a shame you can’t edit your posts later if you make a mistake :-(
The text about the finger puppets belongs in the second post....

My reindeer adorns a pretty Christmas gift bag and is sure to put a smile on everyone’s face.

 
 
This gift bag is made of photo cardstock and measures approximately 22 x 27 x 13.5 cm. It’s very quick and easy to make and is also suitable for beginners. All templates for the reindeer’s face include positioning guides for the elements to be glued on, so everything can be assembled with millimeter precision.

Snowman, Santa Claus, and angel are quick to crochet. They make lovely decorations or a small addition to a gift certificate or cash gift.
You can also use them wonderfully to work up leftover yarn. The pattern is richly illustrated and is therefore also suitable for beginners.

You can find all further information about the yarn used, the material, the required stitches, and the pattern here: to the pattern 

Wilhelm Santa Claus and Elias the moose are a perfectly coordinated team. During the Christmas season, they share the work—and it’s even more fun as a duo.
Wilhelm Santa Claus measures 28 cm tall when made with the specified materials (sitting), and Elias the moose is 34 cm long when lying down.
The pattern includes many step-by-step photos that make it easier to follow. However, basic crochet skills (single crochet, double crochet, increases/decreases, spiral rounds, etc.) are required.
To make Elias the moose, you will need the following materials:

• 100 g cotton yarn in brown
• 50 g cotton yarn in red
• Leftover cotton yarn in white, light gray, beige
• Safety eyes, 12 mm, in white
• Stuffing
• Crochet hook size 3

To make Wilhelm Santa Claus, you will need the following materials:

• 100 g cotton yarn in red
• 50 g cotton yarn in white
• 50 g cotton yarn in soft apricot
• 50 g cotton yarn in black
• Leftover cotton yarn in brown
• Safety eyes, 12 mm, in brown-black
• Pom-pom, 2.5 cm, in white
• Stuffing
• Crochet hook size 3

You can find the pattern for the two of them here:

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19220/nikolaus-amp-elch-im-duett-haekelanleitung

A reindeer is simply part of Christmas.
Either as a gift or as lovely decoration. And with his sweet look, he’s hard to resist.

Crochet Pattern Reindeer Erwin



Do you want to give yourself or your children a very special treat during Advent?
Then crochet your own Advent calendar.

Crochet Pattern Star / Ornament / Advent Calendar / Garland



All of my crochet patterns are described in great detail and include lots of pictures, so that making them yourself is sure to work out.

Have fun, Dorigurumi wishes you

Hello, this is my slightly different Santa Claus and my big little angel.
The patterns for my Christmas bear and the little angels are even free.
I look forward to your visit. Yours, Gabi

A slightly different Santa Claus




Christmas little angel




My sweet Christmas bear (Free )



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I must have done something wrong—I can’t seem to upload the photos.

Flima's Christmas Savings Offer

Christmas is coming.... Time for lovely cozy hours. Christmas decorations at a super savings price. This offer is for all bargain hunters, and only for a short time. Save 50% compared to buying them individually. All patterns are suitable for beginners. Flima's Christmas Savings Offer includes:Funny Christmas Decoration - Crochet Pattern

• Pattern - Christmas tree in two versions
• Pattern - Funny Christmas candlesGingerbread House Gift BasketChristmas Door Wreath - Crochet Pattern
• Pattern - door wreath in any size you like
• Pattern - Santa Claus appliqué
• Pattern - bow
• Pattern - pine cone
• Pattern - little bellAdvent wreathMaterials
• Yarn in green, red, white, brown,
• Leftover yarn in light blue, pink, or skin tone
• Wire rings in your desired size
• Floral wire
• LED candles
• Googly eyes
• Colorful beads
• Decorative stars. If you have any questions, I’m always happy to help

Crochet Pattern Advent Calendar: 24 Christmas Patterns

Advent calendars have been making the wait until Christmas Eve sweeter for us since childhood. With this pattern Advent calendar, it will be a very special Advent season for every crochet fan. For each day, there is a small or even larger crochet pattern. All patterns can be completed in one evening. Some are finished quickly and will certainly be crocheted more than just once. Others take a little more time, but simply have to be made several times anyway. All patterns are related to the Christmas season. Shortly before Christmas Eve, a few patterns are added that already refer to the approaching New Year's Eve, and on Christmas Eve a large pattern is hidden as a special highlight.

Get the pattern calendar before November 15 with a 20% discount!



This is Bärtram. A lovable cuddly bear with a Christmas feel ;-) 
Bärtram can be crocheted with any yarn. Whether acrylic or cotton... Bärtram always cuts a fine figure....  
120 g yarn (50 g/150 m) for the body and 55 g for the hat and scarf. A crochet hook and a little stuffing....
Ambitious beginners will have just as much fun with it as the “constant crocheters” :-)

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/19900/haekelanleitung-baertram

Have fun crocheting :-)  

What would Christmas be without a lamb? And without Mama Sheep? Lemmy will be about 20–23 cm tall when crocheted with the specified yarn. I used Gründl Baby Uni (50g/150m), and one skein was enough. A little fluffy yarn for the hat brim and waistband (about 20g), and about 15g of leftover yarn are enough for the hands and feet. The hat and pants are also crocheted with 35g of Baby Uni. Both versions of the hat are included in the pattern: one with an opening for the ears and one closed. Chain stitches, single crochet, increases, and decreases. A size 3 crochet hook and a little time. Bear eyes (12mm here), or embroider them on, depending on your mood.....
   https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20583/haekelanleitung-lemmy-das-schaf

Have fun crocheting :-)

Hello, Christmas fan,

Isn’t an Advent calendar a must-have for Christmas?
Then check this out: the fir-tree-shaped Advent calendar . It combines a fir tree—standing a proud 60 cm tall—with an Advent calendar. Inside are 24 little boxes that, when filled individually, bring a little joy every day.

You can really let your creativity run wild—there’s crocheting and crafting involved, and you can decorate and fill the fir tree however you like :) Advanced beginners will achieve the desired result with the illustrated pattern.

You’ll need about 7 balls of thick or thin cotton yarn, appropriate crochet hooks, photo cardstock, and kitchen rolls. You’ll find all the details in the product description, of course.

Curious? Then stop by :)

Best regards, Steffi

St. Nicholas Day is on December 6 every year :) But are you one of those people who, right up until the last minute, is still wondering what little gift you can give your loved ones to make them happy?

This year, you don’t have to! Grab your crochet hook and start crocheting this wintery mesh bag with a coin pouch . It’s quick to make, perfect for beginners, and a great gift idea for all ages—as well as for anyone who doesn’t want to use just any old shopping bag.

Perfect for St. Nicholas Day, you can slip a little money into the coin pouch or fill the bag with a few treats.

You’ll need about 130 grams of cotton yarn, 3.0 and 5.0 mm crochet hooks, and, if needed, two half-round rings (25 mm).

Now head over to the pattern.



Best regards, Steffi

For all you bear lovers out there, I’ve created this festive gift bag featuring cute little Christmas bears on both sides:
 


The bag is made of cardstock and measures approximately 19 x 18 x 10 cm. It’s very easy and quick to make, even for beginners—though the bears take a little longer because they’re made up of several parts. Thanks to the positioning guides, though, that’s no problem at all.

Here you'll find a whole Christmas collection consisting of 12 keychains, which also fit very well in a St. Nicholas boot or an Advent calendar. Of course, you can also attach them to gifts and gift bags for Christmas.

If you'd rather spend St. Nicholas Day or the Advent Sundays with your family at the breakfast table, the egg cozies will make breakfast even nicer and cozier. And after breakfast, you can even use them as hand puppets sometimes. Each figure is quick to make and suitable for beginners. I will be adding the egg cozies to meinem Shop starting at the end of October.


For materials, you'll need a 3.0 mm crochet hook and Schachenmayr Bravo yarn in the respective colors specified in the product. Depending on the figure, you may also need embroidery thread and a key ring.

Click here for the ornaments

A woolly Christmas forest can brighten up your windowsill this year—and best of all: it doesn’t shed needles! Of course, Santa Claus is part of the fun. Embroider your trees however you like with sequins and other beads to make them sparkle beautifully.
Click here for the pattern: Click!

The Three Wise Men would love to stop by your home this year and spread some festive cheer. The pattern includes all three kings—choose colors that match your decor, and you’ll enjoy them for many years to come.
Find more information here: Click!

You simply need a Santa boot!

A pretty wall decoration during the Christmas season and, on St. Nicholas Day, a special and individual packaging idea.
The Santa boot holds looooots of chocolate and is also happy to hide a bottle of sparkling wine.

The Santa boot is easy for beginners to crochet, too.

Quickly get the crochet pattern for the large Santa boot so that on December 6 you really have everything nicely wrapped.

For a limited time only: a crochet pattern for a Christmas tree, quick and easy to crochet with a 5mm crochet hook. A detailed pattern with a video, description, and a crochet chart.


https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20503/gehaekelter-christbaum-anleitung-mit-video-sehr-schnell-sehr-einfach

Wow...your striptease Santa is such a great idea...I love funny things like that, even though I only sew and don’t crochet or knit. Really great—I like it a lot. Best regards, Brigitte

For atmospheric lighting during the Christmas season, my crocheted tea light covers in red, green, and white are perfect. It’s an endless border, so it’s no problem if you have larger or smaller tea lights or jars to decorate.
I needed about 5 g of Catania (LL 125 g / 50 m) for one tea light. Using double crochet, single crochet, and chain stitches, these tea light covers are quick to crochet and will beautify any dining table during Advent.


Click here to go directly to the pattern

Beautiful crocheted, handmade tealight glasses are the eye-catcher on a festively set table...



15 E-Book Crochet Pattern Lantern Glass Christmas

Have fun crocheting it, from
Anja von alpenglüh'n

If you’d like creative ideas for amigurumi, fashion, decor, and home accessories, you should get my Advent calendar.

This calendar was already available for a short time in 2015, but there was demand for this exact pattern set again, so it is available again this year.

There are a total of 25 crochet patterns for beginners; all patterns include photos with step-by-step explanations. All patterns are available for direct download.

to the offer

Among other things, you’ll find in this Advent calendar

This Advent calendar consists of simple hexagonal boxes and measures approximately 33.5 x 35.5 x 5.5 cm when finished. To ensure everything fits together properly in the end, precision is key; otherwise, no special skills or knowledge are required, so even a beginner can easily make this calendar.


 
The whole project takes a little time, since there are 24 boxes to cut out of photo cardstock, glue together, and decorate. So it’s best to download the pattern and templates right away
and get started on your craft project!  

a slightly different Advent calendar,
so far there are 24 little animals here,
all of them can be filled
and there will be even more so you have some choice,
take a look, start crocheting now; in 4 weeks the 1st door opens
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/dadade

The little tree is a wonderful Christmas decoration that can be used in many ways... as a tree ornament, as a gift tag, on a Christmas garland or... and
even as a bag charm...

The little tree is quick to crochet from leftover yarn and is well suited for beginners because the pattern explains step by step in over 30 photos how to crochet the little
green tree (basic crochet knowledge should
be present).



>>> to the pattern <<<

In addition, the two variations for the larger tree and the multicolored one are described in detail with text.





Materials needed for the small green tree:

• 5 g green cotton yarn (115 m per 50 g)
• 2 g white cotton yarn (115 m per 50 g)
• crochet hook size 3
• some stuffing
• pins if needed

yarn needed for the large green tree: 9 g green, 2 g white
yarn needed for the multicolored tree: 10 g colorful yarn scraps

Skills needed:

• chain stitches
• single crochet, incl. increases/decreases
• double crochet, incl. increases

The little snowman ornament is a wonderful Christmas decoration that can be used in many ways... as a tree ornament, as a gift tag, on a festive Christmas garland, or...

The ornament can be crocheted quickly from a few bits of leftover yarn and is well suited for beginners , as the 7-page pattern with over 25 photos explains step by step how to crochet the little snowman - however, basic crochet skills are required.



>>> to the pattern <<<

Required materials:

•     6g white cotton yarn (115m per 50g)
•     1g red cotton yarn (115m per 50g)
•     Crochet hook size 3
•     some stuffing
•     pins if needed

Skills needed:

•     chain stitches
•     single crochet, incl. increases/decreases
•     slip stitches
•     double crochet, incl. increases
•     half double crochet

Crochet Pattern: Christmas Moose

The moose couple, Elmar and Erika, are slowly getting ready for Christmas. How about you? Don’t you want to start
making your first gifts soon? How about these
two antlered friends? The pattern includes the moose, the overalls,
the skirt, and the flower.



https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/21106/haekelanleitung-weihnachtselche


Materials:

• Approx. 90 g of cotton per moose, of which approx. 50 g of a base color is needed (here, Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g)
• Crochet hook size 2.5
• Safety eyes or buttons
• Stuffing
• A scrap of felt (optional)
• 2 buttons for the clothing (optional)