Bull's-Eye Downloads: The Very Best Patterns in December

Dear users, dear authors,
here in this thread you'll find the very best patterns for December. Every download here is a bull's-eye. You won't want to miss it.

@Authors
please only present patterns here with a CR well over 3% and at least 45 sales.
Please include a link, image, and text with information about the material, technique, difficulty level, and what makes the pattern special.

This beanie is a real eye-catcher during the winter months. The brim keeps your ears nice and warm. You can get creative with the colors and combine your favorite shades.

The pattern includes plenty of pictures and detailed step-by-step instructions, making it easy for beginners to follow. Plus, you’ll learn how to crochet flat bobbles along the way.

You can find the required stitches, materials, and the pattern here: Crochet Pattern: Beanie for All Sizes by MyBatzi

These hand-crocheted pine cones are a real eye-catcher in the window or on the Christmas tree!
Even beginners can quickly achieve great results thanks to the detailed step-by-step instructions with pictures!
And these pine cones are also perfect for using up leftover yarn!

Click here for the pattern

Whether crocheted in bright colors or in classic Christmas colors, these coasters look especially lovely on the table or under a glass on occasions like Christmas!
Quick to crochet, and suitable even for beginners thanks to the detailed illustrated step-by-step pattern, you won’t be able to get enough of them!
These coasters are also perfect for using up leftover yarn!

Click here for the pattern

Crochet Pattern Little Kitten Luna



May I introduce...This is the sweet little kitten Luna. She is about 13 cm tall.Perfect for beginners, as this kitten can be made quickly without much effort. The pattern is also described in great detail and includes many pictures. A lovely gift idea. It would certainly look absolutely wonderful on a gift.
Or a cat lover would surely be delighted with it too.
Of course, our little ones must not be left out. Maybe a small cuddly toy for on the go?


This potholder, with its unusual pattern in a 3D look, is guaranteed to be anything but boring. Thanks to the solid colors, it will definitely fit into any decor. It would certainly also look very nice used as a trivet. Size:

• Side to side: 17 cm 
• Corner to corner: 19 cm

Crochet Pattern Potholder 3D Look (Cube)

To make things look pretty and festive under the Christmas tree, your lovingly selected gifts should be wrapped accordingly—for example, with this Christmas gift packaging.


 
The snow-covered little house is made of photo board and measures approximately 18.5 x 24 x 16 cm. It’s quick and easy to make, sturdy, and reusable.

These beautiful napkin holders are a wonderful eye-catcher on a festive Christmas table. Also a perfect
gift for anyone who loves something special. With the specified
yarn and hook size, they have a diameter of approx. 10 cm. Absolutely beginner-friendly



Click here to go to the pattern:


Required materials:

• approx. 5g - 7g of yarn is needed per napkin holder (depending on yardage and weight); Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125m/50g was used here
• possibly googly eyes (but they can also be embroidered on)
• possibly a mini pompom for the nose (but it can also be embroidered on)

Perfect for winter, this set consists of a headband, cowl, and matching wrist warmers in a trendy cable-pattern look. Everything can be
made individually for any size very easily.



Click here to go to the pattern:


Required materials: the yarn used here was for needle size 4 - 4.5 (e.g., Magic Light by Ice Yarns, 360 m length/100 g)

• Headband approx. 30 g yarn for needle size 4 – 4.5
• Cowl (circumference approx. 60 cm) 75 g yarn for needle size 4 – 4.5
• per pair of wrist warmers approx. 55 g yarn for needle size 4 – 4.5
• Crochet hook size 4
• 2 buttons 1.6 mm - 2 mm (headband)

Well, now we have a fine mess. It was simply too stormy in the forest, and now the little Christmas trees are standing there bent over. Why don't you give them
a home and get the pattern for these funny little
firs now.



Here’s the pattern...click!


Materials needed:

• for each little tree, approx. 50g- 55 g g cotton (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125m / 50g)
• crochet hook size 2.5
• 2 safety eyes or buttons
• stuffing
• a scrap of felt (optional)
• beads and possibly a mini pom-pom (optional)

Let it snow...let it snow...let it snow... Doesn't this funny snowman hat just make you excited for
winter? Get the pattern for this cute hat now and draw
envious looks during the cold season.
The pattern includes 3 sizes:Head circumference 39 cm - 41 cm, head circumference 47 cm - 49 cm,
head circumference 50 cm - 53 cm

Click here to go to the pattern:


Materials needed:

• depending on head circumference, approx. 60 g - 85 g yarn for needle size 3-4 is needed (Bravo by Schachenmayr was used here, with a yardage of 133 m /50 g)
• crochet hook size 3.5
• a little stuffing for the nose

You can easily make this absolutely stylish hat yourself using this pattern. Whether with gradient yarn, one-
or two-colored, it is always an eye-catcher. You can also find matching wrist warmers in a
cable pattern look in my shop.

Size:

• Children's size for head circumference 49 cm - 52 cm
• Women's size for head circumference 53 cm - 56 cm
• Women's/men's size for head circumference 57 cm - 60 cm

Click here to go to the pattern:


Required materials:

• HC = 49 cm – 51 cm: approx. 90g – 100g yarn for hook size 4, (e.g., "Soft Baby Magic Purple" by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 230 m/100g)
• HC = 53 cm – 56 cm + 57 cm - 60 cm: approx. 100g – 110g yarn for hook size 4, (e.g., "Soft Baby Magic Purple" by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 230 m/100g)
• Crochet hook size 4



Do you need a small gift to bring along for a visit? A little gift for the first day of school? Or do you simply want to
make someone a little happy? Then quickly crochet one of these funny
keychains. Also perfect as a bag or rearview mirror charm, it will instantly
put you in a good mood.



Click here to go to the pattern:


Materials needed:

• approx. 10 g cotton yarn (here Catania by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 125 m / 50 g)
• crochet hook size 2.5, possibly also size 2
• 2 googly eyes/safety eyes or buttons
• stuffing

The little dog named Waldemar is crazy about bones and doesn't like to let his out of his paws at all. Get the pattern for
this cute bone hunter now.

Size:He is approx. 17 cm tall using the specified hook size (2.5)



Click here to go to the pattern:


Materials:

• approx. 85 grams of yarn (depending on yardage and weight). E.g. Catania by Schachenmayr
• crochet hook size 2.5
• possibly 2 googly eyes/safety eyes/buttons or similar
• sewing needle
• scissors
• stuffing
• possibly 1 button

Yippee-ki-yay, little mole Fridolin is actually a gardener, but he would much rather be a real sheriff and keep law and order
. Get the pattern for this cute guy now and explain
to him that a mole can't be a cowboy.



Click here to get to the pattern:


Materials:

• Approx. 45 grams of yarn (depending on yardage).
• Crochet hook size 2.5
• 2 googly eyes/safety eyes/buttons or similar
• Sewing needle
• Scissors
• Stuffing

Here they are: egg cosies/warmers for every Western enthusiast. They’re always a great addition to the breakfast table.



Click here to go to the pattern:

Materials :

• Size 2.5 crochet hook
• Approx. 10 g of yarn per hat (depending on the length and thickness of the yarn). Catania by Schachenmayr was used here

This adorable set in size 86/92 is just the right thing to keep your little ones nice and warm in winter. Whether as a vest or with long sleeves,
it’s always a wonderful eye-catcher. The pattern includes 1 size for
the jacket and 2 sizes (each in a different variation) for
matching hats.
Measurements: jacket height approx. 30 cm, hip circumference approx. 59 cm, hood height 25 cm (using
the specified yarn and hook size)



Click here to get to the pattern:


Required materials for jacket + hat:

• approx. 340 g yarn in total for hook size 3–4 (here, Bravo by Schachenmayr with a yardage of 133 m/50 g for the cuff and “Magic Light” by Ice Yarns with a yardage of 360 m/100 g for the little jacket)
• crochet hook size 3.5
• 3 buttons, 1.5–2 cm diameter

@Claudia
please don’t flood the thread :-)
That’s enough patterns from you in this thread for now.

Get the knitting pattern for a true bestseller, the beautiful Minas Tirith triangular shawl

The shawl is knitted from tip to tip and has a slightly asymmetrical shape. 
The twining leaves are the special eye-catcher. 

For the shawl you’ll need:

• 700 - 900 meters of cozy sock-weight yarn
• Knitting needles in the appropriate size
• Sewing needle 
• Scissors
• Possibly a few beads for the tassels.

The pattern includes detailed charts (no written-out instructions!) and a schematic drawing. 
Difficulty level: intermediate. 

Click here and get this wonderful pattern!



These great booties make a lovely welcome gift for any new little arrival.

Quick to knit in two colors, they suit both girls and boys. The top edge is crocheted, so there’s definitely no chance of getting bored while crafting.

Or maybe you still need a quick little gift under the Christmas tree? 



Get this great pattern now

Christmas is the celebration of love and what better way to give love than with something handmade?
The gorgeous crocheted shawl Be my Valentine is just right for that.
Crochet this shawl for your mother, your sister, your best friend, or for yourself, and give yourself and others the most beautiful thing in the world - love. 

You can easily crochet this shawl with 700 - 900 meters of sock-weight yarn or with a hand-wound designer gradient yarn cake and a crochet hook in the appropriate size.

The pattern includes a written-out version as well as charts and lots of pictures.

Click here and get this wonderful pattern! 

Hello, I’m Seppl and always tired. My favorite thing is my little bear comfort blanket. I’d also love to cuddle with you. ☺ You’ll receive a detailed 41-page pattern with lots of photos to help you make it yourself. The doll is approximately 36 cm tall. The PDF includes the pattern for the doll, the sleepsuit, the pom-pom hat, the comfort blanket, the pacifier, and the little bear slippers. Also suitable for ambitious beginners


click here for Seppl’s pattern




(To purchase/download, please click the image)

Hello, dear crochet fans,
this crochet set (m/f) in fashionable gray  consists of a beanie and a Möbius scarf-collar/infinity scarf.

The PDF pattern is written for head circumference 52  cm – 60 cm and includes both – hat and infinity scarf (infinity scarf in one size). It is illustrated, but requires general crochet skills (chain stitches, single crochet
stitches, double crochet, crocheting in rounds, slip stitches, increases and decreases). The special stitches are illustrated and described. I would describe the difficulty level as “intermediate,” easy for experienced crocheters.

For the hat, 150 g, and for the infinity scarf, 100 g of a yarn with 50 g – 75 m yardage are required. Unlike the hook size on the label, this project is crocheted with crochet hook sizes 8.0 and 10.0.

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Well suited for beginners is this crochet hat:



(To purchase/download, please click the image)

A wonderfully easy-to-crochet hat for various styles, so ONE hat model wearable in all pictured variations, for both men and women. Easy to make for children too, or as a
simple hat for babies (though thinner yarn is recommended). And best of all: no gauge (the exact cm doesn’t matter), no increases or decreases, possible with any yarn you like in all sizes.

The PDF pattern is illustrated.

These crochet skills are enough: chain stitches, single crochet. Everything else and slip stitches are explained. (Video) link tips for learning to crochet for beginners are included in the PDF.

Material for the pictured model in head circumference 55 cm to 60 cm:
approx. 250 g merino yarn, 50 g – 45 m, crochet hook 6.0; measuring tape, scissors, yarn needle for weaving in ends.
The ribbed pattern requires approx. 50 g more yarn than is usually common for hats. The crochet hook size should match the yarn being used.

By the way:
Among the now 60 different patterns (also free patterns and tables), you can also find a crochet pattern for an infinity scarf to match this hat here in my Shop:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/20003/haekel-moebius-loop-schal-fuer-alle-einfach

This chocolate box also looks great under the Christmas tree.



It’s made of cardstock, measures approximately 17 x 4 x 16 cm, and is designed for chocolates with a diameter of about 3 cm.
The box can also be made without the inner compartments and used for a different gift. It’s not difficult to make, but you should already have some crafting experience.

(To purchase/download, please click the image)

This is an Excel spreadsheet for converting a yarn quantity from the “original yarn” to an “alternative yarn” of your choice.

Example:
The original yarn specified in your pattern has a yardage of 85 m per 50 g. According to the instructions there, you need 600 g of this “original yarn” for your size. However, you would like to make your piece in a different yarn (= alternative yarn). This yarn you have chosen has a yardage of 70 m per 50 g skein. You enter this information in the Excel spreadsheet and immediately receive the required quantity of your desired yarn in skeins and grams.

A gauge is always advisable. To determine the number of stitches needed for your individual knitted piece, there is also, as an extra, an Excel conversion spreadsheet for your gauge.

Technical note:
My Excel spreadsheets contain calculation formulas and therefore require a so-called spreadsheet program. Calculations would not work in PDF format.
To be able to open Excel spreadsheets, a spreadsheet program such as Excel, LibreOffice (available free of charge http://de.libreoffice.org/) or OpenOffice (available free of charge http://www.openoffice.org/de/) must be installed on the respective device. The file can then be opened with a double-click.

Sometimes the white input fields in Excel spreadsheets cannot be changed; the message “Protected View” appears at the top of the screen—then please click “Enable Editing.”

Wishing you lots of fun with all your projects.

These spreadsheets are subject to the usual copyright - ©Waltraud Keil, S‘ Wollkörberl

These sweet little lucky pigs can still be crocheted very quickly
whether as a good-luck charm for Christmas or a wish messenger for New Year’s Eve ♥
Great for using up leftover yarn, because you only need about 15 g of cotton per pig!
Step-by-step crochet pattern with lots of pictures.

Lucky Pig Crochet Pattern

I have a little thank-you for you in December.

4 beautiful shawl patterns at a special price.

That means plenty of knitting fun over the holidays and into the new year.
There are 4 different knitting patterns, from very easy to a bit more challenging.
It’s best to start with the easiest shawl and gradually increase the difficulty.
All the shawls can be knitted wonderfully with gradient yarns, which gives them their great effect.

By the way, this offer is only available in December, as it is part of an Advent calendar :-)

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/22265/adventskalender-4-traumhafte-tuecher-fuer-strickvergnuegen-ueber-die-feiertage

A stylish knitted star poncho for toddlers through adults.
This is Asteria 



The pattern is an easy beginner’s project. The shape of the five points is created through skillful increases and decreases.

The project can be knitted for ages 12 months up to elementary school age. Only the yardage changes.

The adjusted stitch distribution for different gauge or yarn is easy to calculate.

• Formulas for calculating other sizes are included in the pattern

Edit: Of course, this pattern can also be knitted for adults.

What skills do you need?
• Casting on
• Knit and purl stitches
• kfb (knit-front-back) increase
• Knitting stitches together
• Binding off

The basic techniques listed are not explained in the pattern.

The elegant Esmeralda soul warmer is also one of my top models.
There’s a 20% discount on both the Esmeralda and the Asteria !



Esmeralda is a Spanish first name meaning “gemstone.” The most famous character associated with this name is the gypsy girl from Victor Hugo’s novel *The Hunchback of Notre Dame*.
Since this soul warmer has a very elegant look but also gently caresses the soul, it seemed like the perfect analogy to me.

The 7-page pattern includes a complete crochet chart, as well as written instructions and illustrations for the project. The first few rows are also explained in writing.

You’re purchasing the pattern for a universal-size model. This means you can use this pattern to crochet all sizes from XS to XXXL. How to determine the measurements for each size is explained in a single step.

What skills do you need?

• Chain stitches
• double crochet
• Clusters
• Single crochet
• Half double crochet
• Slip stitches
• back half-post double crochet

The basic techniques listed are not explained in the pattern.

This is all included:

• Pattern suitable for beginners
• Complete electronic crochet chart
• All sizes from XS to XXXL are possible

Here are the materials you’ll need at home:

• 1 skein of 1200m LL 4-ply yarn from the Garnzauber brand by Emmas-Laden
• 4 mm crochet hook
• Scissors
• Wool needle
• Tape measure

Still no Christmas gift?

Then get the crochet pattern for the pretty scarf "Rosa Wölkchen".

“Rosa Wölkchen” is a pretty crocheted shawl that is worked from side to side. The edging, which is reminiscent of little clouds, is crocheted on as you go, and the shape is created through even increases and decreases. You can make the shawl in many different yarns, whether it’s designer yarn or sock yarn – there are no limits to your creativity. Even leftover yarn can be used with this design.

The pattern is great for beginners to make, as the shawl consists only of single crochet, double crochet, and chain stitches.
A detailed photo tutorial describes every step, and charts further illustrate the steps.

To crochet it, you will need:

• approx. 600–800 meters of yarn (depending on yardage)
• crochet hook in the appropriate size (if you crochet very tightly, it’s better to choose a hook one size larger)
• kitchen scale or other digital scale to determine half of the amount used
• needle for weaving in the ends

The finished shawl measures approx. 200 x 90 cm.

Click here and get the great pattern right away.

Warm feet are an absolute must in winter!
With my pattern for felted slippers, every family member can have their own personal house shoes!
Crochet Pattern for Felted Slippers "Family"

The felted shoes are crocheted exclusively with single crochet stitches and felted in the washing machine! The slippers are cozy and warm, comfortable, and totally chic! Also ideal as guest slippers or a gift!
Felting in the washing machine is explained in detail!

SIZES: Children/Women/Men 20-45

THE PATTERN INCLUDES:
Detailed step-by-step explanations with lots of photos
Pattern for a crochet flower for decoration
Detailed table with all stitch and row counts as well as measurements for each size
Table "Working the Toe"
3 crochet charts

DIFFICULTY LEVEL: Advanced

MATERIALS NEEDED: felting wool (50g-200g), crochet hook size 8

STITCHES USED: chain stitch, slip stitch, single crochet, (half double crochet)

Help: If you have any questions about the pattern or while making it, I’ll be happy to help!

With these folding boxes, I have tiny gift packaging for all mini gifts for any occasion.


 
Decorated in festive photo-cardstock colors with Christmas ribbons and stickers (you’ll find some decoration ideas in the product photos), they make great Christmas gift packaging for bag charms, keychains, cash gifts, jewelry, small collectibles, good-luck charms, and much more. The 10 boxes come in different sizes—the shortest side is 3 cm, the longest is 8 cm—and are very easy to assemble, even for beginners.

Still need a small last-minute gift? The JORDIS wrist warmers are super quick to crochet, so you can still finish them in time for the holidays! And if there isn't enough time after all: I think a printed pattern together with yarn and a crochet hook also makes a wonderful gift idea for all handicraft addicts and those who want to become one! 


Quick, get the crochet pattern here:
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/16998/armstulpen-jordis-haekelanleitung-fuer-2-groessen-einfach
I wish you all lots of fun crocheting and, most of all, MERRY CHRISTMAS!

Here’s another window decoration that can stay up even after Christmas.



These snowflakes can be cut out of any very thin paper, such as tissue paper: First, fold the paper (I explain how to do this in the pattern), then place one of the 18 templates on the folded “blank” and cut along its outline. When you unfold the paper again, you’ll have beautiful six-pointed snowflakes about 20 cm across.

The year is drawing to a close...

... but that doesn’t apply to our knitting needles... ;-)

Maybe you’ll find time to relax a little during the holidays.
And what better way than with knitting needles...

How about a new project?

For more details, just click on the image.








The neckwarmer with a turtleneck collar is a great accessory that keeps you warm and can be knitted quickly.

It’s knitted in the round. A lace pattern is worked along the bottom edge, creating a pretty wavy border, and there’s also a small 4-stitch cable at the bottom. The turtleneck collar is knitted in a textured pattern.

Click here for the pattern.



Materials:
100 to 150g of yarn with a yardage of 250m/100g (equivalent to 125m/50g)
1 circular knitting needle, size 3.5 (maximum 60cm)
1 needle for weaving in ends
1 pair of scissors

With this value pack, you can crochet two beautiful lace stoles with openwork patterns.
The Kisajata stole is crocheted in a simple openwork pattern of double crochets and chain stitches.
The Memoralasi stole is crocheted in 3 different patterns, so it never gets boring.

Click here for the pattern




Materials:
Lace yarn for both stoles, approx. 1200 to 1500 m per stole
Size 3 crochet hook or a size suitable for the yarn
1 needle for weaving in ends
1 pair of scissors