Light: Lanterns + Advent wreaths + Tealight holders

Dear users, dear authors,
especially as the days get shorter, we look forward to lanterns, Advent wreaths, and tea light holders—because they’re simply part of the season and the holidays, and because they’re so beautiful.
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***Christmas Tealight Holders in 2 Designs***An LED tealight instantly looks much prettier this way.
These tealight holders are a really decorative eye-catcher.
And if you don't feel like using tealights,
you can also fill these lovely "containers"
with sweets or nuts for Christmas.The two tealight holders are approx. 7 and 8 cm high. In my 8-page pattern, everything is explained step by step and illustrated with pictures.What you'll be crocheting

• single crochet
  
• chain stitches
  
• slip stitches
  
• worked in rounds
  
• increases and decreases
• double crochet 
  

And here is the pattern
Crochet Pattern Christmas Tealight Holders, 2 Designs

How about these 3 lovely Christmas decorations?
Very easy and quick to crochet.




Crochet pattern for coasters in 2 sizes

Or this one too:



Crochet pattern for little angels “small” and “large”



Crochet pattern for snowman coaster

Have fun getting ready for the holidays.
Yours, Dorigurumi

My store offers several lanterns for the St. Martin's parade. For example, this one:


 
This approx. 21 cm diameter lantern is made of cardstock and tracing paper. It consists of 18 identical basic shapes and the lantern base. This lantern is also available in a value packwith a larger one:



You can find even more St. Martin's lanterns in my lantern collection.

Autumnal or Christmasy ... the little forest gnomes by the campfire
create an atmospheric decoration for the cold, wet season.
There is room in the campfire for an LED tealight ♥
Also very manageable for ambitious crochet beginners, thanks to lots of pictures.

Crochet pattern: Forest Gnomes with Tealight Holder

Here’s something else to brighten up Christmas: Beautiful star-shaped tea light holders — decorated or plain.



The holders are made from cardstock, measure approximately 14 x 14 x 2 cm, and are suitable for both real tea lights and the corresponding LED tea lights. They’re easy to make, but a bit of precision when cutting, folding, and gluing is absolutely necessary for a beautiful result.

Hello, everyone,

Especially in fall and winter, we need cozy light! It lifts our spirits, and the flickering light makes our home feel cozy. And anyone who does crafts has a few grams of yarn left over. This little free pattern shows you how quickly a lantern can be crocheted. You can make it for indoors or outdoors and decorate your home with it.

I hope you have lots of fun crocheting and enjoying the glow.
Best regards - Yours, "Ina strickt"

I’d also like to share this lantern here:

   

The lantern is made from cardstock and tracing paper and is about 19 cm in size. It’s very easy to make: to ensure everything works out right the first time, just follow the craft instructions.

Getting a real Christmas tree can involve a lot of stress -
first the carrying, then sawing it to size, and then it may still not stand
straight despite all your efforts.
If you want an alternative, simply crochet yourself a Christmas tree. With baubles, bows, garlands, and a star on the top. And the best part is: it doesn’t shed needles ;-)
Wrapped with a string of lights, it creates a very cozy atmosphere.
Using the original yarn (Catania by Schachenmayr) and a size 3.0 mm crochet hook, the tree will be approx. 25-26 cm tall and have a diameter of approx. 16 cm - so it’s the perfect size for the living room table, windowsill, nightstand, desk, etc............... And you can use it again every year ;-)
What you need to know: chain stitch, single crochet, decreasing and increasing stitches, slip stitch, crocheting into the back loop, crocheting in rounds
I hope you have lots of fun crocheting it and a wonderful Christmas season ;-)

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20977/weihnachtsbaum-haekelanleitung

The days are getting shorter, and the Advent season is fast approaching. It’s time to light the candles again.

These crocheted glass holders create a lovely candlelight glow. Placed around the room or on the Advent table, they instantly set the right mood.

For the Advent season, you’ll need some leftover yarn in green, red, and white; for the rest of the year, you’re sure to find something in your scrap bin.

I used Catania by Schachenmayr and Quattro by Lang Yarns for this project.


Click here for the tea light pattern

Natural lights in the home are especially popular during the darker time of year. With the “LIchtzauber” lantern, you can crochet a glass jar cover. All you need is a large empty yogurt jar and thin yarn. The jars are quick to crochet, and the stitches in the middle are open so the candlelight can flicker beautifully.

By the way! The crocheted jar covers are also perfect as Christmas gifts, birthday gifts, or as a small hostess gift when you’re invited somewhere at short notice.

The crochet pattern is written so that it can also be made by beginners. Many pictures document the individual steps.

You can find all further information, such as stitch types, required materials, yarn used, and the pattern here:Crocheted Jar “Lichterzauber”

❤ Crochet yourself some beautiful, festive lanterns for the Christmas table today—designed by alpenglüh'n.
In this pattern, I explain how you can very easily crochet around pretty lantern glasses.

Required crochet skills: chain stitches, single crochet, slip stitches, half double crochet, and “little stars.” You will find the exact description of the “little stars” in the detailed, illustrated pattern.

Required materials: REKO glass (pack of 6) from a well-known Swedish furniture store, sand and tealight, myboshi original Nº 5 (yardage approx. 45 m/25 g) in two colors, 1 skein each, crochet hooks: 4.0 mm, 4.5 mm, and 6.0 mm



15 E-Book Crochet Pattern Christmas Lantern Glass 

Have fun crocheting it and getting into the holiday spirit,
Anja from alpenglüh'n

This lantern is currently very popular:


 
It’s made from cardstock and tracing paper, has a nice, manageable size of about 29 x 22 x 11 cm, and is therefore easy for a child to carry. The lantern is easy to make: The precise templates allow you to cut the cardstock exactly, and the illustrated craft instructions explain every step.