Christmas Table Decorations / Advent Wreaths 2018

Dear users, dear authors,
how about a few new table runners / table decorations with Christmas motifs or a wonderful Advent wreath?
Get started now.

@Authors,
2–3 patterns per author are enough. Don’t forget the link and image, as well as the usual info.

How about a breath of fresh air during Advent?

Maritime in blue and white (or in other colors too) is something a little different.
Four life rings present the Advent candles; (sea) stars, a fishing net, and a bit of decoration create a festive coastal flair.

Crochet pattern / the Advent wreath with a difference


With chain, slip, and single crochet stitches as well as half double and double crochet, you can create this original eye-catcher.

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This gnarled fellow is quick and easy to crochet from leftover yarn .
It also works wonderfully as a gift tag or tree ornament.

Santa Claus crochet pattern


You should be familiar with chain, slip, and single crochet stitches as well as half double crochet, double crochet, and treble crochet.

As always, all patterns are beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.

Crochet your own magical star charm for your home! The beautiful granny stars can also be made wonderfully from leftover yarn! Also a great gift idea for good friends and acquaintances, because even just two stars, e.g. as table decor, really make a lovely impression!



Click here and take a look at more decor ideas with the stars!

The step-by-step pattern with over 60 high-quality photos and illustrations is very detailed. It includes a precise written explanation and a crochet chart.
The PDF pattern consists of 16 pages.

You need the following crochet skills for this project: chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, half double crochet,
double crochet, treble crochet, crocheting in rounds.

Have fun crocheting and looking forward to the wonderful Christmas season!

  Knitting pattern _Bell Doily
 To the pattern!

Lace knitting is a special, delicate form of knitting.
The patterns for delicate doilies, table runners, tablecloths...
are based on traditional patterns.
With this template, you knit from a knitting chart
that I have made simple, so you don't have to count so much.
Whether in one color (or, for example, with glitter yarn for Christmas), you can
give your creativity free rein.

Diameter approx. 26 cm

Material: approx. 20 g crochet thread, 100% cotton

Gorgeous ROBIN Advent Wreath ♥
The detailed crochet pattern shows you step-by-step how to crochet this enchanting Advent decoration.

You can find all the details on materials and skill level right here with just ONE CLICK :-)

During Advent, you want to get into the Christmas spirit right at the breakfast table, don’t you?

With these three egg cozies, you can do just that with minimal effort. St. Nicholas, a snowman, and a Christmas angel can be quickly crocheted from a bit of leftover yarn in festive colors and make a pretty focal point on the dining table. Even without eggs inside, you can use them as Christmas decorations. They make a nice little gift to bring to an Advent coffee gathering or an original Secret Santa present.

Download the pattern here!

Illuminated Winter Landscape
An atmospheric eye-catcher on the table or windowsill.
You’ll find all additional information in the description and
the pattern 

Advent Wreath Made of Pom-Poms

No one else but you will have an Advent wreath like this. Everyone will admire and marvel at it. And it’s beautiful and doesn’t shed needles :-) You can make it in traditional Christmas colors or your own favorite colors. It’s made of lots and lots of pom-poms that are attached to a Styrofoam wreath. The Christmas ornaments are attached with a hot glue gun.

The free pattern can be found by clicking on the heading.

I hope you enjoy this project.
Warm regards from Ina

Snowman Family 
Lighted table decor or as an egg cozy. 
You can find more information in the description 
of the pattern 

Start thinking about the Advent season now! How about a hand-crocheted Advent wreath?
The “Forest Gnomes” Advent wreathis crocheted in lovely shades of green and is sure to enchant you, too.

Click here for the pattern

      

You’ll receive a detailed, 16-page, richly illustrated pattern for a decorative wreath measuring approx. 25 cm, featuring a Christmas theme with fir trees, candle stars, and a little forest gnome.

Also well suited for beginners

Filled Christmas baubles

I have another lovely and even free pattern for you. This one is also an eye-catcher on any Christmas table and worthy of a knitter. Those of us who are always doing crafts are allowed to decorate with special Christmas baubles like these too and enjoy them. You’ll know exactly how it’s done when you click on the heading.

I hope you have lots of fun crafting - Yours, Ina

So you’ll know first thing at breakfast that Christmas is drawing near...

Rudi, Frosty, and Santa Claus—these 3 will put you in a good mood in the morning.
They are actually egg cozies, but they also look pretty simply as decorations. 
https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/22437/eierwaermer-rudolph-frosty-und-der-weihnachtsmann-haekelanleitung

These figures are also perfect for using up leftover yarn.
This written and illustrated crochet pattern is 7 pages long, including the stitch-symbol explanation.
Yarn needed for Rudolph the reindeer (125m/50g, 100% cotton): approx. 15g in beige and small scraps of the same weight in brown, red + black.
Yarn needed for Frosty the snowman (125m/50g, 100% cotton): approx. 15g in white and small scraps of the same weight in brown, blue, orange + black.
Yarn needed for Santa Claus (125m/50g, 100% cotton): approx. 15g in white, approx. 15g in red, and small scraps of the same weight in skin tone + black
Plus a little stuffing and a needle with a large eye for weaving in the ends.
Crocheted with hook size 3

This beautiful centerpiece tablecloth called "Christmas-bells" creates a festive Christmas mood.
Using the specified yarn and hook size, the tablecloth is approx. 100 cm x 100 cm.




Click here to go directly to the pattern:


Material requirements depend on hook and yarn weight:

• approx. 900 m 4-ply gradient yarn with hook size 3 (gray/white and red/white centerpiece tablecloth)
• or 950 m Catania 125 m/50 g with hook size 3.5 (white/blue centerpiece tablecloth)

Christmas time = crochet time
Nothing beats a festively decorated table!

Filet crochet is perfect for creating a decorative Christmas atmosphere.
This pattern is ideal for beginners - this table runner will be finished in no time!

A detailed description of the filet technique can be found in the pattern.
A counting chart guides you through the Christmas design.

The finished table runner is approximately 60 x 20 cm in size.
However, the stated gauge and the chart leave room for individual lengths.

And here is the pattern with more details...

 

This model combines two things that are absolutely part of Christmas: on the one hand, it’s a tealight holder for atmospheric candlelight, and on the other, a poinsettia as a faithful holiday companion—together they make a beautiful Christmas decoration.



This tealight holder is made from photo cardstock and measures approx. 15.5 x 4 cm. It is very quick and easy to craft and also well suited for beginners.

A live poinsettia makes a lovely decoration on any table. It looks even prettier when the pot is dressed up to match.

You can crochet this flowerpot cover very easily and quickly from leftover yarn in any color combination you like. The pattern for the scattered stars is included as well.

Go to the crochet pattern

These decorative little bells with bows are as quick as they are easy to crochet—in 2 sizes

You can use these pretty bells and bows as Christmas tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for an Advent wreath, or table decor.

Here’s the pattern



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These pretty ornaments aren’t just useful at Christmas time (e.g., as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for an Advent wreath, or table decor), but also throughout the year as little guardian angels, lucky charms, keychains, for the car, etc.

Here’s the pattern



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The sweet little trees and stars fly off the hook so quickly that you’ll have conjured up a whole little forest with a starry sky in no time.


You can use them as tree ornaments, gift tags, decorations for the
Advent wreath, or as table decor. Or arrange them as a wreath
around a few candles, and you’ll instantly have your own modern
Advent decoration.

You can easily crochet the little trees with or without a loop. They are very easy and quick to crochet—so they’re absolutely
beginner-friendly.

Here’s the pattern

If it’s still much too early for the big Christmas tree, but you’re already really missing the sight of it, then I’d like to offer you this little decoration as a small consolation: The pretty little Christmas tree can be crafted anytime and—since it takes up very little space—placed almost anywhere.
 


The little 15 cm tree is made from photo cardstock and is easy to craft. Apart from the waiting time (the glitter liner needs a few hours to dry), it is finished very quickly.