Make your Advent wreath now: great patterns here in this thread // Nov. 27 = 1st Sunday of Advent

Dear users, dear authors,
If you want to have your Advent wreath ready by Dec. 1 or the first Sunday of Advent (which is Nov. 27 this year), you should get your materials and a suitable pattern now. There are lots of great patterns on Crazypatterns. Browse now and get crafting.

@Authors
Please post your Advent wreath patterns here. Don’t forget to include a picture, a link, and text with details on the technique, materials, difficulty level, and what makes your pattern special.

I have a suggestion: How about an Advent calendar and Advent wreath in one?



  This calendar makes it possible: Just attach four candles in the center—and maybe decorate them with a few small pine branches—and the calendar instantly serves a dual purpose!
The calendar is made from photo cardstock and measures approximately 33.5 x 35.5 x 5.5 cm overall; the space in the center has a diameter of about 17 cm.

Just added to the shop ♥
ROBIN Advent Wreath—a 17-page crochet pattern with 52 photos.
With its rustic charm, it’ll get you in the mood for the contemplative season ♥
Also a lovely idea as a door wreath or in other colors...

Robin Advent Wreath Crochet Pattern

Very popular again this year: the Advent wreath with removable flames

Crochet pattern Advent wreath

I’m still working on the various Advent calendar animals; there are more and more of them, since I also make the animals by customer request.
By the way, all of the little animals can also be used as gift packaging all year round.
And they’re also great for using up leftover yarn,
just take a look in my shop
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/store/dadade

 Advent, Advent, a little light is burning...
Advent wreath and Christmas tree in one—and, following this pattern, it can be crocheted in any size you like. A beautiful Christmas decoration or a great gift. The 10-page step-by-step pattern is richly illustrated and suitable even for beginners.

Materials • 4 LED candles • 4 magnetic buttons (to attach the LED candles) • Wire ring or wire in the desired size/length • Approx. 50 g of green yarn, depending on size • leftover red and white yarn • hot glue gun or all-purpose glue • 2 beads for the bells • yarn needle • size 3.5 crochet hook • decorative materials… small glitter stars and balls • approx. 5 cm of wire • drawing paper or cardboard