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

You can crochet Else the scarecrow quickly and easily; she is fall decor that is also great for cuddling.

Crochet Pattern Scarecrow Else


A great project for beginners, because all you need to crochet it are single crochet and half double crochet stitches.

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With this door wreath, you have decor and an Advent wreath in one.

Before the shutters are closed, Frau Holle’s bag is filled. That way the whole family can get involved, with someone different taking a turn each day.

Frau Holle Advent Calendar


This original eye-catcher is crocheted with chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, and half double crochet stitches.

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Your money gift will be twice as well received with this picture; after the sack is emptied, everything still serves as original Advent decor.

Leftover yarn is enough to make it; you crochet with chain stitches, slip stitches, single crochet, as well as half and full double crochet stitches.

Money Gift as Christmas Decor


All patterns are beginner-friendly and written without abbreviations.

Knitting pattern_Wendy the Snowman

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This little fellow will help you with your
Christmas decorations!

*With 50 g of Baby Smiles, you can knit approx.
10 snowmen in the colors of your choice!*

It is knitted without any decreases or increases.
You can choose the colors for the hat and scarf individually, depending on
your leftover yarn stash.

Size: approx. 12 cm
Material: Schachenmayr Baby Smiles Lenja Soft
White 5 g for 1 snowman
Leftover yarn for scarf and hat
Perlon thread for hanging loop
Plush pom-pom
Stuffing for filling
Difficulty: very easy

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 decorations.

Go to the pattern here



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

Go to the pattern here

These cute little trees and stars come off the hook so quickly that you’ll have conjured up an entire little forest with a starry sky in no time at all.

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

You can easily crochet the little trees with or without a loop. They’re very simple and quick to crochet—making them perfect
for beginners.

Click here for the pattern

4 Winter Children in the Snow
are waiting for you.
Get started right away so you’ll have this wonderful winter decoration ready in time.
You’ll find the pattern and description here 
Here

Do you like classic Christmas decorations?
Then this Christmas stocking is just the thing for you...


Further information can be found here: 

https://www.crazypatterns.net/de/items/34879/elfensocke-weihnachts-strumpf-haekelanleitung

What’s an absolute must-have for Christmas decorations? A nativity scene!

You can crochet the figures yourself. It’s not hard at all, and it’s not expensive either—just use all those little leftover yarn scraps you have at home.

You don’t have to crochet everything at once. You can start with just a few figures and then expand the nativity scene piece by piece.

What you’ll definitely need are
Mary, Joseph, and the Baby Jesus
In this pattern, you’ll also find patterns for the ox, the donkey, and the Christmas star.
That’s enough to get you started.
Then you can gradually crochet more figures to add to it, such as shepherds and sheep .


In the pattern available in my shop, you’ll find instructions for 3 different shepherds, 2 different sheep , and the Christmas angel .

Your nativity scene is then completed with the
Three Wise Men .
They’re accompanied by exotic animals (a camel, an elephant, and a white Arabian stallion ).
Dressed in magnificent robes, they bring their rich gifts to the Christ Child.

Don’t you want to start crocheting right away? If you don’t finish this year, that’s no problem at all: you can always crochet the missing figures here and there throughout the year. It doesn’t take long to make one figure: depending on the size, it can be finished in 1–2 evenings.

How about a pink Advent decoration ? Anyone can do red, white, and green. But lots of little girls love pink, and there’s probably nothing they’d love more than receiving a filled St. Nicholas boot in white, rose, and pink. No other girl has one like it. And the white pom-poms on it are so cute—they look like little snowballs. It really warms your heart, and you’d love to receive one as a gift yourself.

You can make your own… you’ll find the crochet pattern and all other information by clicking on this link .

I hope you enjoy making it—Ina



P.S. By the way, you can also crochet the decorative star in the top right corner of the photo yourself. It’s crocheted first and then stiffened. That makes it really firm, so you can use it to decorate anywhere. For the pattern and more information, please click on this link . Here’s a larger version:

Maybe you’re already in the Christmas spirit and feel like doing a little crocheting? Then you could crochet this fun candy cane using just a few grams of red and white yarn. You’ll find the free pattern by clicking on this link .

I hope you enjoy this project. Yours, Ina

P.S. It also works as a decoration on a Christmas gift :-) If you start now, you’ll have something pretty to decorate with later.

With this pretty window decoration, you can decorate a child’s bedroom window and create a cheerful atmosphere even on gloomy, rainy fall days.



The design featuring the cute hedgehog is made from photo cardstock and tracing paper and measures approximately 60 x 58 cm. It’s easy to make, but you should have some experience using a craft knife.

What do you think Santa wears at home? - Thick black boots? Definitely not!



When he enjoys his evening off by the fireplace after a long day in the toy workshop—with a cup of hot cocoa in hand—his warm slippers are a must, of course.

These pretty little slippers are wonderfully suited as a small table decoration or as packaging for gifts of money or small treats during Advent. They are quick and easy to crochet from a few bits of leftover yarn and are also easy to make for advanced beginners.

You can find the pattern for these little Christmas slippers here >>>

Now in fall, it’s the time again when you like to light a candle in the evening.



Crochet pattern for a tealight glass (possible in various sizes)

In the pattern you’ll find a crochet chart; the individual rounds are also explained in writing, and many pictures complement the pattern.

Ideal for leftover yarn. I enjoyed using Schachenmayr Catania for these little tealight holders.

You can find the pattern here 

A fun Halloween decoration


Click here for the bundle of patterns

The little figures are also available as individual patterns. Witch, Pumpkin, Ghost

Have fun crocheting and decorating, from danisWOLLIGEwelt

This pot cover shines just as brightly as your poinsettia. The scatter decorations for the table are included with the pattern for the pot.

Perfect for beginners; everything is explained in individual steps. 
You can customize the cover for any pot size.

Go to the crochet pattern here


You can also get the crochet pattern for the star scatter decorations separately. By the way, the stars are also great for hanging up.

Go to the crochet pattern here

" Little Christmas Trees with Pearl Decorations " decor, Christmas tree, Christmas tree ornaments crochet patternA beautiful decor/Christmas tree ornament for Christmas is quick and easy to make in three steps:   1 - crochet,   2 - fold,   3 - sew on pearls. The decorations (size approx. 8 cm x 10 cm) are very well suited for the Advent and Christmas season and create a cozy atmosphere. They can also be used beautifully as door and window decorations for the festive season. You don't need much yarn to make one decoration, so these can be crocheted from leftover yarn. Ideal use for leftover yarn!For the " Christmas trees " I used leftovers from the following yarns: • Crochet thread 10, "Maddison" (50g, 250m) color no. 08 light green • Crochet thread 10, "Maddison" (50g, 250m) color no. 01 white • Crochet thread 10, "Maddison" (50g, 250m) color no. 10 dark green • Acrylic pearls (diameter approx. 3- 4 mm) • Crochet hook no. 1.00Alternatives: Yarns "DMC" no. 10, or "Anchor" no. 10, or also "Pro Lana Häkelstar 100".I’ll be happy to answer any questions and hope you have lots of fun crocheting!

One click takes you to the pattern



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The decorations/coasters " little snowflakes "

with a diameter of approx. 10 cm are very well suited for the Christmas season and create a cozy atmosphere. They can be placed beautifully on the festive table as coasters for candle holders or used as door and window decorations. And of course as Christmas tree ornaments . You don't need much yarn to make one snowflake, so these can be crocheted from leftover yarn. A lovely way to use up leftovers!

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With this door wreath , your front door will be perfectly decked out for the Advent season. The traditional Christmas colors, Advent stars, and a touch of glitter are sure to get you and your neighbors in the Christmas spirit.



This wreath is about 28 cm in diameter and consists of a base shape and narrow individual elements that create the wreath’s curve. Assembling the wreath is fun, it’s very easy to do, and you can use up your leftover green photo cardstock while you’re at it.

Quickly crochet a few hedgehogs, maybe even with a pile of leaves, and your fall décor is complete!
With this beginner-friendly crochet pattern, that’s no problem!
Made from a few leftover bits of cotton and sock yarn, they’re finished in no time.

Now with a 20% fall discount!

Click here for the pattern and all the details

  Would you rather start creating Christmas decorations already?
The little reindeer is also made from cotton yarn and a bit of leftover sock yarn!
Also very suitable for beginners, as the crochet pattern is described in great detail and includes pictures.

Click here for the pattern and more details





Tablecloth "Christmas Mood or Mat for the Christmas Tree Stand" crochet pattern

A tablecloth with a diameter of approx. 48 cm in a beautiful dark green color with a bit of silvery glitter. Very well suited for the Christmas season, it doesn’t necessarily have to be used only as a tablecloth, but also looks great as a mat for the Christmas tree stand.For the tablecloth you will need: • Crochet thread size 10, Maddison (50g, 250m) color no. 10 dark green • Crochet Thread De Luxe, Maddison (20g, 154m) color no. 01 silver • Crochet hook no. 1.00
Alternatives: "DMC" thread no. 10, or "Anchor" no. 10, or also "Pro Lana Häkelstar 100". If you have any questions, I’ll be happy to help and wish you lots of fun and joy with this project!
One click - to the pattern 



These are just two of the six stars that could shine on your windows during the Christmas season.


 
All six stars are made from photo cardstock and transparent paper and measure approx. 30 x 26 cm. They are cut out directly using the templates, so the designs do not need to be transferred onto the photo cardstock. The stars are very easy to craft and are also well suited for crafting beginners.

Start thinking about the Advent and Christmas season in good time and begin crocheting this decorative doily.

The star-motif doily is approx. 40 cm in diameter.

Materials: approx. 60 g of cotton yarn, e.g. Catania by Schachenmayr, crochet hook size 2.5 to 3.0. Or filet crochet yarn, hook size 1.5 to 2.0, then worked with a double strand.

The pattern includes written instructions in PDF format with a detailed step-by-step guide for each crochet round and lots of detailed photos.

Here is the pattern.

Every year again...
... it's a wonderful time to decorate your home, and especially the tree, for Christmas!
You can add a personal touch in no time.

Whether for the tree or as gift tags - these 3 ornaments are simple and quick to crochet.
They also make an eye-catching appliqué.

Even beginners will enjoy this pattern.
Three clear crochet charts guide you through each motif.

The sizes of the finished ornaments are:

• Angel: approx.       9 x 10 cm
• Star: approx. 8 x 8 cm
• Bells: approx. 10 x 5 cm

A gauge for possible adaptations can also be found in the pattern.

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

Christmas time = crochet time
There’s nothing better than a festively decorated Christmas 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 listed gauge and the chart leave room for custom lengths.

And here’s the pattern and more details...

 

Perfect for autumn decor: the clever "Autumn" door wreath ♥
Of course, all the elements are described in detail - including the little hedgehog :-)

Here’s the crochet pattern: *click*

Get started on your Advent decorations now!

The elaborate “Robin” Advent wreath is traditional, yet there’s always something new to discover ♥

The crochet pattern is very detailed and describes step by step how to create your new favorite decoration.

Stella Star
versatile decoration for the pre-Christmas season



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Stella Star is a versatile decoration - whether as window decoration, door wreath, tree ornament, gift tag, table decoration - it always looks great.

The pattern is, as always, richly illustrated and describes in detail how you can crochet these stars - even as a beginner with basic crochet skills. Crochet charts are also included for advanced crocheters.

The pattern includes instructions for 3 different sizes - the stars shown were crocheted using cotton yarn (e.g. Gründl Cotton Fun, LL 115m/50g).
Height: 11 / 13 / 22 cm
Yarn required: 15 / 20 / 45 g

Who says angels always have to be white?
Simple little angels for the pre-Christmas season



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This little angel makes a great decoration—not just for the Christmas season.

It’s quick to crochet from a few scraps of yarn and is an easy project for beginners with basic skills.

The little angels shown here are each crocheted from just under 20g of cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun 115m/50g) and are about 10 cm tall.

St. Nicholas or Santa Claus - that is the question ;-)
this little guy makes a wonderful decoration for the run-up to Christmas



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This cheerful guy with his long beard is perfect as a window decoration, door decoration and tree ornament etc.

With a few leftover bits of yarn and basic crochet skills, you can quickly crochet Santa Claus - even as a beginner .
As always, the pattern is richly illustrated and describes everything step by step.

The Santa Claus shown is approx. 23 cm tall and was crocheted from just over 30 g of cotton yarn (e.g., Gründl Cotton Fun, yardage 115 m/50 g).