For all crochet enthusiasts and those with a penchant for Halloween festivities, here are some of the battiest patterns around! If you’re looking for imaginative and unique projects, exploring the world of crocheted bat patterns is an absolute must. These absolutely wonderful critters can be as fun and cute or as creepy as you like.

Whether you’re a crochet pro or a beginner, there’s plenty of options to ignite your creative spark. Immerse yourself in our compilation of patterns to discover the ideal crocheted bat pattern for your next project. So grab your crochet hook and let’s get started!

Free Crocheted Bat Patterns for to Every Skill Level

Start with a selection of the super cute Little Halloween Bat Amigurumi Free Crochet Patterns to quickly look through the most adorable free amigurumi patterns of all.

Next, visit 25 Free Crochet Bat Patterns (Amigurumi Patterns) for a diverse selection of options. This comprehensive list presents an array of charming and complimentary amigurumi bat patterns suitable for all skill levels.

Crocheted Bat Ideas

If you’re seeking an inspiration, the 32 Crochet Bats Ideas on Pinterest are a good source. Explore an extensive collection of crocheted bat designs to fuel your creativity.

Beginner-Friendly Crochet Amigurumi Bat Crochet Patterns

For newbies, 16 Free Crochet Bat Patterns – DIY Crafts, offering simple and easy-to-follow patterns. Make your first crochet bat project successfully in an easy and fun way.

Step-by-Step Crochet Bat Tutorials

Crocheted Bat Plushie Video Tutorial

Visual learners can benefit from the Crochet Bat Plushie Tutorial on YouTube. This detailed, step-by-step guide ensures an amusing journey of creation your first cuddly bat plushie. Also, it’s just so darned adorable! And the plush texture is just perfect for kids.

Easy Crochet Bat Video for Beginners

Another excellent resource for visual learners is the Easy Crochet Bat Tutorial on YouTube. This video is meant for beginners aiming to craft their first amigurumi animal. The texture is just fabulous.

Unique Crochet Bat Projects

Crochet Halloween Bat Applique

Experiment with the Crochet Halloween Bat Applique for a quick and charming project, perfect for embellishing Halloween costumes or decorations. After all, you only have 9 months to go, and no time to waste

Free Amigurumi Bat

Discover an  Amigurumi Bat Crochet Free Pattern on Pinterest for an enchanting and complimentary amigurumi bat design. This guy looks so elegant, you just know Drac in his opera cloak just turned into this bat.

Special Crochet Bat Collections

Exclusive Collections of Crocheted Bat

Peruse through 20 Free Crochet Bats Patterns for a wide selection of free patterns, perfect for those looking for a variety of styles.

11 Free Bat Patterns for Halloween

Explore 11 Free Crochet Bat Patterns , ideal for crafting spooky and adorable home decors.

More Spooktacular Stitches

For an even broader range of options, don’t miss out on Spooktacular Stiches: 25 Free Bat Patterns, featuring a diverse array of complementary patterns.

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Do you follow the latest decorating trends? For sure you do, and that’s why you are here. In this season, gingerbread house ornaments are in. They are simply everywhere! And you don’t even have to make them from brown sugar at all. The Pottery Barn has them in ‘real’ gingerbread colors. At Crate and Barrel or Bouclair, you will find them in fashionable white or cream.

Of course, at Michaels, you can definitely buy gingerbread houses and Christmas trees. You can also buy gingerbread house ornaments alongside the very popular porcelain house with lights. 

I have already written a post about gingerbread houses before. Now, though, it’s definitely time for crochet gingerbread house ornaments! Especially since crocheting your own gingerbread house Christmas ornament is not only a fun and creative activity but also a delightful way to add a personal touch to your Christmas Tree decorations.

So, let’s grab our crochet hooks and get started on this delightful project!

Materials You’ll Need:

Before diving in the crochet fun, gather your materials. You’ll need:

• Sport, DK or worsted weight yarn in gingerbread colors (brown and white are mandatory, other colors (e.g. red, green) as needed
• Crochet hook (size appropriate to the yarn weight) 
• Yarn needle
• Scissors
• Fiberfill stuffing (recommended, but not needed in every project) 
• Tiny decorative embellishments (buttons, beads, or sequins) – OPTIONAL

Now, let’s move on to the step-by-step guide:

Step 1: Foundation Chain

Start by creating a foundation chain using the brown yarn. The length of your chain will determine the size of your gingerbread house.

Step 2: Base and Walls

Follow the pattern you’ve chosen to crochet the base and walls of your gingerbread house. Typically, this involves creating rows of single crochet stitches and adding increases at the corners to form the house shape.

Step 3: Windows and Doors

Crochet windows and doors to enhance the charm of your gingerbread house. You can use white yarn to create simple square shapes for windows and rectangles for doors.

Step 4: Roof

Choose a contrasting color (perhaps red or white) for the roof. Follow the pattern to create the roof by working rows of single crochet stitches or other specified stitches.

Step 5: Assembly

Once all the pieces are crocheted, it’s time to assemble your gingerbread house. Use a yarn needle and the same yarn color to sew the pieces together. Remember to leave an opening for stuffing!

Step 6: Stuffing and Closing

Carefully stuff your gingerbread house with fiberfill until it’s plump, stays upright and holds its shape. Then, sew the opening closed.

Step 7: Decorate

Let your creativity shine by adding tiny decorative embellishments to your gingerbread house. Attach buttons, beads, or sequins to simulate candies and other festive details. Truly make it your own.

Best Free Gingerbread House Christmas Tree Ornament Patterns

Here are the best patterns to follow:

Gingerbread House Applique by Raffaella Tassoni

Check out this  Raffaella Tassoni’s charming gingerbread house applique. If you are looking for an easy 2D pattern, without stuffing, this will be it. This pattern offers a unique twist, perfect for adding a touch of sweetness to your holiday projects.

Go to the free pattern page here.

Buy the yarn to make this project: Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK

Gingerbread House by Esther

Esther’s gingerbread house pattern, is another fantastic option. Follow Esther’s pattern to create a classic gingerbread house ornament, complete with all the cozy details. 

The pattern can be found here.

Buy the yarn to make this project: Katia Capri

Christmas Gingerbread House by Ragnhild Hynne Uebler:

Ragnhild Hynne Uebler’s gingerbread house pattern brings a touch of Scandinavian charm. Dive into this pattern for a delightful ornament that captures the essence of a winter wonderland. Maybe match it with some Scandinavian gnomes?

The free pattern showcased here. 

Gingerbread House by Vira Velmozhna

Explore Vira Velmozhna’s gingerbread house for a festive addition to your Christmas tree. As this pattern is stuffed, but only slightly is a beautiful mid-way between 2D patterns above and 3D patterns below. (Does it make it 2.5 D then?

Go to the free pattern here.

Buy the yarn to make this project: Scheepjes Catona Yarn

Gingerbread House Ornament by Elisa Sartori

Elisa Sartori’s Gingerbread House provides a free and easy-to-follow crochet guide. Create a cozy gingerbread house ornament with Elisa’s pattern. It will be perfect for adding warmth to your holiday decor.

This pattern is available here.

Buy the yarn to make this project: Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton DK

Conclusion:

Congratulations! You’ve successfully crocheted your very own gingerbread house ornament. We hope this guide, inspired by the creativity of talented crocheters, has made the process enjoyable and straightforward. Feel free to experiment with colors and embellishments on the sides of the house (like e.g candy canes) to make your ornament truly unique. Happy crocheting, and may your holiday season be filled with warmth and handmade joy!

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Lacy snowflakes have come back recently as a popular decoration. Recently, you can purchase one or even a beautiful packed set in exclusive shops. However, if you like to make an exceptional Christmas gift, a set of crochet lacy snowflakes will be the perfect choice to make someone you like happy with a handmade gift. 30 free crochet snowflake pattern gift ideas will help you to find perfect project to start with. 

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Elegant Free Crochet Snowflake Pattern Ideas

Frosty Lace

Skills: Easy   Designer: Anastassiya Bond

This pattern is maybe not the easiest one, but definitely worth to try. You can use a thin thread in one color or cotton yarns in 3 or more colors to make the one as at the photos beneath. 

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Frosty Tails Snowflake

Skills: Easy   Designer: Julia Hart

Go to the pattern:

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From cozy creations for him to charming presents for your mom, aunt, kids, and friends or lovely neighbours, we’ve got the perfect crochet gift ideas for every special person in your life. Let’s dive into the warmth of handmade gifting! Here are some the most popular ideas for a quick crochet gift to help you decide in no time which project to make.  To make it easier for you, I divided projects into a few possible categories of receiver.

Crochet gift ideas for him

Looking for a project idea for a husband or boyfriend? Men are practical – or should be :D. If you want them to use your gift, it has to be a useful one.

Surprise the man in your life with a stylish yet cozy crocheted scarf. Choose masculine colors and textures to keep him warm during the chilly winter months. It’s a practical and thoughtful gift that shows you care. A crochet  hat will also be a great idea.

However, if you are a beginner crocheter, a hat can be to much hassle. Or maybe you are looking something more original  or for a gift for a father or grandpa and yet another hat is the last accessory they need?

Try our guide post: “Gift Ideas For Him” to find original ideas.

Alternatively, if the man in your life is a StarWars fan, check Baby Yoda Christmas Gift Ideas and Free Patterns

Crochet gift ideas for Mom or favorite auntie

For the leading ladies in your life, consider gifting a beautifully crafted crochet shawl. Choose yarn in their favorite colors to add that personal touch. This versatile accessory is perfect for both special occasions and everyday elegance. In particular, a pocket shawl will be a very practical gift for the following season.

25+ Best Free Crochet Pocket Shawl Patterns:

If you are thinking about something personal, a quick a crochet heart motif will be a great idea to use in a small but lovely gift. Check the ideas gather here: Variety of Mothers Day Crochet Patterns:

Alternatively, if you think this gift may work, you can pick one of a free patterns from our collection of 30 Best Socks and Slippers: 

Crochet gift ideas for kids

Create a world of wonder for the little ones with crocheted amigurumi animals. From cute teddy bears to playful dinosaurs, these lovable creatures make for delightful companions. Choose vibrant colors to spark their imagination and bring smiles to their faces.

Another popular category are book or movie heroes, like the timeless Winnie the Pooh and his Friends Free Crochet Patterns:

You can add a Christmas accent to any amigurumi you make, to give it more spirit by adding an extra scarf, or a hat in Christmas colors.

 Christmas Amigurumi Free Crochet Patterns

Crochet gift ideas for a friend

For a friend,  a crocheted coffee mug rug will be a great gift to make. Choose fun patterns or seasonal colors to add a touch of joy to their daily coffee routine. It’s a small, thoughtful gesture that says, “I appreciate you.”

Also a Christmas ornament is a good gift to go with. It’s quick, useful (at some point) and spreads warmth and cheer.

25+ Free Patterns of Crochet Christmas Ornaments

This Christmas, make your gift-giving extra special by embracing the charm of handmade crochet creations. Whether it’s a warm scarf for him, an elegant shawl for your mum or aunt, adorable amigurumi animals for the kids, or cozy coffee cup cozies for a friend or neighbor, these heartfelt gifts are sure to be treasured. Get your crochet hooks ready, dive into the festive yarn, and let the joy of handmade gifting begin. Wishing you a Merry Christmas filled with love and creativity!

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If you’re looking for a fun and creative way to add a touch of handmade charm to your holiday decorations, you’re in for a treat. That’s why, in this blog post, we’ll explore three fantastic free patterns that even beginners can master. Let’s dive right in!

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Wind Spinner Ornament 

First up, we have the Mini Wind Spinner Christmas Tree Ornament by Tuula Maaria. Overall, this pattern is perfect for beginners and adds a whimsical touch to your holiday decor. 

Tuula Maaria’s design incorporates simple stitches and easy-to-follow steps. Thus this is a great project for those new to crochet. Indeed, the mini wind spinner ornament is a delightful addition to any Christmas tree, capturing the spirit of the season with its playful twirls.

You can find the detailed instructions on Tuula Maaria’s website here.

Boho Spinner Ornament

Next on our list is the Crochet Boho Spinner Ornament by Rich Textures Crochet. This bohemian-inspired ornament brings a touch of trendy elegance to your holiday decorations.

Rich Textures Crochet provides a step-by-step guide, accompanied by clear images, making it easy for crocheters of all skill levels to create this stylish ornament. The boho spinner is a unique and eye-catching addition to your festive decor, showcasing the versatility of crochet in creating modern and trendy designs.

 The free pattern and detailed instructions can be found on Rich Textures Crochet’s website here.

Snowman Wind Spinner

Last but certainly not least, we have the Snowman Wind Spinner by Jenila Mathialagan. This adorable snowman-themed spinner adds a whimsical touch to your holiday festivities. 

Jenila Mathialagan’s video tutorial breaks down the process into easy-to-understand steps, making it an enjoyable project for crochet enthusiasts. The snowman wind spinner is a perfect way to infuse some winter magic into your home decor, and the video format allows for a more interactive learning experience.

You can follow along with Jenila’s video tutorial on YouTube here.

Conclusion:

There you have it – three delightful and free crochet spinner ornament patterns that are perfect for both beginners and experienced crocheters alike. Whether you prefer a classic wind spinner, a boho-inspired design, or a cute snowman theme, these patterns offer something for everyone. So, gather your crochet hooks and yarn, and let the holiday crafting begin!

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If you’re eager to make your home cozier and more festive, definitely try your hand at crafting some delightful crochet Santa ornaments. These charming creations will add a touch of warmth and tradition to your holiday decorations. Also, they are just so gosh-darned cute!

 In this guide, we’ve rounded up the 10 best free crochet Santa ornament patterns. They are perfect for both beginners and experienced crafters. So, grab your crochet hooks and let’s not dally. Let’s dive head-first into the joy of creating these festive decorations!

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1. Santa Christmas Tree Ornament

Let’s kick off our crochet adventure with Nadia’s Santa Christmas Tree Ornament. This adorable creation, which can be found on Nadia’s Instagram page, brings a whimsical touch to your holiday tree. Using worsted weight yarn, this pattern is beginner-friendly and perfect for adding a personal touch. It’s also good for wreaths, table settings and nooks.

Crafting Tip: Use vibrant red and white yarn to capture Santa’s iconic colors. Don’t forget to add a small loop at the top for easy hanging on your Christmas tree.

The original pattern and the photos are available on Amigurumi | MiniCrochetZoo Instagram page: Santa Christmas Tree Ornament

Buy the yarn to make this project: Alize Bella

2. Christmas Mom and Dad

For a family-oriented touch to your holiday decorations, check out Büşra Kurt’s Christmas Mom and Dad ornament. This heartwarming pattern captures the essence of family during the festive season. You can create these charming characters to adorn your tree and celebrate togetherness. They’d be great on the Christmas table too.

Crafting Tip: Get creative with different yarn colors to personalize your Mom and Dad ornaments. You can match them to your family members’ favorite hues or your Christmas’ tree color scheme for this year.

The original pattern and the photos are available on Büşra Kurt’s Instagram page: Christmas Mom and Dad

Buy the yarn to make this project: Peria Baby Soft Cotton

3. Puffball Gnome Ornament 

Add a dash of whimsy to your tree with Alexandra Halsey’s Puffball Gnome Ornament. This free crochet pattern, found on Alexandra’s blog, uses worsted weight yarn for a quick and enjoyable project. The faux fur yarn details make these gnomes extra cozy for the holiday season.

Crafting Tip: Experiment with different faux fur yarns to give your gnomes unique personalities. Attach a small loop at the top for easy hanging.

The original pattern and the photos are available on withalexofficialblog.com: PuffBall Gnome Ornament

Buy the yarn to make this project: Caron Simply Soft Party

4. Santa Gnome Ornament

Tonya Bush brings us the Santa Gnome, a delightful crochet Santa hat with beard ornament. This charming pattern is available on Nana’s Crafty Home. It’s a fantastic addition to your holiday decorations. Using an aran or worsted weight yarn, this project is perfect for those who love a festive and traditional Christmas decor.

Crafting Tip: Play around with different colors to give your Santa Gnome a unique and personalized look.

The original pattern and the photos are available on Nana’s Crafty Home blog.

Buy the yarn to make this project: Caron Simply Soft

5. Santa Bauble Ornament 

If you’re a fan of classic holiday decorations, Mariya Kozlova’s Santa Bauble Ornament is a must-try. The free pattern on Ravelry guides you through creating a timeless Santa ornament using worsted weight yarn. This bauble-shaped decoration is sure to stand out on your Christmas tree.

Crafting Tip: Consider adding metallic thread to the white parts of the ornament to give it a festive and twinkling touch. It’ll reflect lights and sparkle amazingly.

The original pattern and the photos are available on Ravelry: Santa Ornament

Buy the yarn to make this project: Scheepjes Catona Yarn

6. Santa Claus Gnome

Lindsey Dale presents a delightful free gnome pattern on Winding Road Crochet. This whimsical creation brings a touch of Nordic charm to your holiday decorations. This gnome is a perfect addition to your crochet projects for the season.

Crafting Tip: Experiment with different shades of red and gray yarn to create gnomes with a variety of personalities. Add a small loop at the top for easy hanging.

The original pattern and the photos are available on Winding Road Crochet: Santa Clause Gnome

Buy the yarn to make this project: Red Heart Super Saver

7. Scandinavian Gnome

Capture the essence of a Scandinavian winter season with Nerissa Muijs’ Scandinavian Christmas Gnome. This free gnome tutorial uses worsted weight yarn to craft a santa gnome with a traditional twist.

Crafting Tip: Incorporate earthy tones like browns and greens for a more rustic and nature-inspired look. Some traditional gnomes use grays as well.

The original pattern and the photos are available here: Scandinavian Christmas Gnome

8. Santa Icicles

Tamara Lazaridou’s Santa Icicles bring a unique and frosty air to your holiday decorations. Found on her blog, Toma Creations, this free crochet pattern can be made from worsted weight yarn for a quick and satisfying project.

Crafting Tip: Experiment with different shades of blue and white yarn to create icicles that mimic the winter sky. Adding some purple, or purple-gray allows you to render an overcast sky, like during a huge snowfall.

The original pattern and the photos are available on Toma Creations blog: Santa Icicles

9. Amigurumi Gnome

Lion Brand Yarn presents a charming but easy gnome that is perfect for diy Christmas gnome enthusiasts of all skill levels. The body of the gnome is based on a simple triangleThe step by step instructions you will hel[ you make one in no time.

Crafting Tip: Try different color combinations to craft a whole gnome family, each with its unique personality.

The original pattern and the photos are available on Lion Brand blog: Amigurumi Gnome. More info about project photographed also on Ravelry.

10. Christmas Mice & Santa’s Sleigh

Finally, Yyou can upgrade your Santa with a crochet sleigh. For this, use Christmas Mice & Santa’s Sleigh pattern, both available on Ravelry. This free crochet pattern guides you through creating an enchanting diorama featuring Santa and his adorable mice companions.

Crafting Tip: Experiment with different yarn textures to add depth and character to your mice and sleigh.

The original pattern and the photos are available on: Ravelry. 

Buy the yarn to make this project: Petra Crochet Cotton 3

In conclusion, this holiday season, bring warmth and handmade charm to your home and upgrade your home decor  with these fantastic crochet Santa ornament patterns. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting, these projects offer a cozy and delightful way to celebrate the holiday spirit. And, if you give them to someone you will extend that spirit to the people in your life.

Grab your yarn, crochet hooks, and immerse yourself in the joy of crafting these festive decorations. Happy crocheting!

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So, Thanksgiving is just about done. As we are recovering from our comfortable turkey coma, it’s time to start getting ready for Christmas. Consequently, we also have to ponder on the themes of decorations we’d like to make this year. Since there is an obvious connection between the Yuletide spirit and evergreens, why not consider some pine cone patterns?

These are quite easy and very thematic. They are also definitely very attractive and will not only match your tree, but be a great stocking stuffer as well. Moreover, you can combine them with some pine scents easily available from local craft stores. In this way, they’ll add that “foresty”ambiance to any Christmas get up.

Of course, a pine cone is a pinecone, and you may think they’re a bit ho-hum. However, have a look below, and think of the customizing possibilities.

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Crocheting your own Christmas tree ornaments can be a fun and cost-effective way to add a personal touch to your holiday decor. In this blog post, we’ll explore crochet poinsettia patterns. They’re festive, and best of all they’re free. They are not only fun to make but also make perfect gifts for friends and family. So, you have no reason not to sit down and make them. We will get you started with a choice of amazing patterns. All you need to add is your imagination and a bit of effort. You can have some fun and you can

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Autumn, with its crisp air and vibrant foliage, welcomes us to embrace the coziness and charm of the season. Having fun in a corn maze or petting zoo, hay rides, drinking apple cider and staying outside on a warm autumn day are some of our favorite childhood memories. Why not go back to these wonderful traditions with your own kids or grandchildren? Or just to have a great Insta photo session in beautiful fall colors? To do so, start thinking about how to dress for this occasion in style. But what does a pumpkin patch outfit look like? You can’t go wrong with crocheted items – they match it wonderfully already! 

In this blog post, we present 10 delightful Pumpkin Patch outfit ideas, each featuring a free crochet pattern to help you achieve a warm, whimsical, and distinctly autumnal look.

1. The Campfire Cardigan

Kick off your Pumpkin Patch adventures in comfort and style with The Campfire Cardigan. Jess Coppom’s cozy design is the perfect addition to your fall wardrobe, allowing you to stay warm while you pick your pumpkins.

2. The Habitat Cardigan

Another gem from Jess Coppom, The Habitat Cardigan, is perfect for layering as the weather starts to chill. Its stylish, relaxed fit is ideal for a day of pumpkin picking. I recommended making it in fall colors, like this vivid Yellowstone yarn from Lion Brand Heartland. 

3. Lost in Time Shawl

Johanna Lindahl’s Lost in Time pattern offers a beautifully intricate shawl that can double as a fashionable wrap on your pumpkin patch excursion. Its delicate design complements the season’s charm. This little gem was made by TrinityStitches from  Schoppel-Wolle yarn, English Garden colorway. 

4. Newsboy Pumpkin Hat

Complete your pumpkin-themed ensemble with the Newsboy Pumpkin Hat. This free pattern from the Red Heart Design Team adds a touch of whimsy to your outfit, making you the center of attention at the patch.

5. Pumpkin Patch Poncho

Crafty Kitty Crochet’s Pumpkin Patch Poncho is an ideal choice for those who crave the perfect balance of comfort and style. It’s an effortless way to stay warm and fashionable among the pumpkins.

6. Woodland Mitts

Don’t forget to keep your hands cozy while you pick your perfect pumpkin. Brenda K. B. Anderson’s Woodland Mitts are the perfect accessory for the occasion.

7. Kreisel Fingerless Gloves:

For a unique twist on fingerless gloves, try the Kreisel Fingerless Gloves. Their texture and style will make your pumpkin patch outfit stand out.

The full article about this pattern is on Knitting-and-so-on blog:

8. Scalloped Boot Cuffs:

Pair these Scalloped Boot Cuffs with your favorite boots for an extra touch of charm to your Pumpkin Patch look. Jenny Dickens’ pattern adds a delightful scalloped edge to your outfit.

9. Cozy Pumpkin Baby Sleep Set: Free Crochet Patterns for Cocoon, Beanie, and Mittens:

Even the littlest members of your pumpkin-picking crew can get in on the action with the Cozy Pumpkin Baby Sleep Set. With patterns for a cocoon, beanie, and mittens, your little pumpkin can be both warm and adorable.

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Pumpkin Newborn Set

10. 3 ml Slouchy Beanie

Complete your outfit with Erin Sharp’s 3 ml Slouchy Beanie, a versatile accessory to keep you warm and stylish as you explore the pumpkin patch.

With these 10 Pumpkin Patch outfit ideas and their corresponding free crochet patterns, you’ll be fully prepared to embrace the autumn season with warmth and style. So, grab your crochet hooks, choose your favorite pumpkin-inspired patterns, and set out for a day of fall fun among the pumpkins, all while looking fabulous and staying cozy.

And don’t forget to explore the many delights of a fall festival, from corn mazes and hayrides to sipping on warm apple cider and savoring pumpkin pie. 

So, search for items or shops offering these patterns, take just 15 minutes to create an easy crochet masterpiece, and let your outfit ideas shine like a jack-o’-lantern in the pumpkin patch.

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These playful, ghostly creations are a charming accent during the haunted season add a touch of charm. They are the perfect addition to your Halloween decor or a delightful gift for fellow Halloween enthusiasts.

Ghosts are extremely versatile amigurumi projects to make or design. They can be tiny or big, sweet or scary, funny or sad. The creative possibilities are endless.

Each haunted house needs ghost as a home decoration. They can be both be Halloween party attractions during a party. Also, they can be outdoor Halloween decorations to ‘scare’ trick or treaters.

Diverse and enchanting, the world of ghost amigurumi is amazing and has both friendly, cuddly specters and scary, mysterious creatures… and everything in between. That’s why we’ve dredged up the interwebs to select the “10 Best Ghost Amigurumi Free Crochet Patterns.”

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Let us introduce you to a fabulous collection of free crochet patterns to inspire your Halloween. Experienced crocheters will find a quick and fun project. Beginners will learn the art of amigurumi. Indeed, here’s a broad range to suit crocheters of all skills.

Go on a journey into the 10 best ghost amigurumi free patterns. Get your crochet hooks ready, pick your favorite ghostly yarn, and let’s dive into this wonderful world. Whether you’re a Halloween connoisseur or just want to create something fun, you will definitely be inspired and find a spooky creation to call your own.

Ghost Cute Kawaii Key Chain

What can I say? This is so adorable, no one will resist. However, manga fans will go ballistic!

Ghost / Fantasma Halloween

Boo ghost looks more alien-ish than his traditional ghost collegues. Nevertheless, he’s cuteness personified and will trick-or-treat his way into your heart.

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With just this one pattern you can decorate your entire house for Halloween! Universal? Oh my, yes! In spades. Thanks to the creativity of crocheters, you can create a doily, a bowl or wall hanger or whatever else your imagination comes up with.

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Let’s celebrate the person we love the most

In this blog post, we have curated a collection of free crochet patterns that are ideal for Mother’s Day. Whether you’re a seasoned crocheter or just starting out, these patterns offer a variety of options that will suit any skill level. From delicate shawls that exude elegance to practical yet stylish market bags, you’ll find inspiration to create something truly special for the extraordinary women in your life.

What will be an ideal gift for Mother’s Day?

Mother is the one special person in your life who loves you unconditionally, nurtured shaped you. As we all try to show our Moms our appreciation every day, Mother’s Day is a great occasion to plan something special and more personal. Consequently, what will be a better way to do this than a handmade and unique gift?

Here, we have curated a collection of free crochet patterns that are ideal for Mother’s Day. Regardless of your skill level, these patterns offer a variety of options that will suit you. From delicate, elegant shawls to practical, yet stylish market bags, you’ll find the inspiration to create something truly special for this most extraordinary woman in your life.

To this end, we have thoughtfully selected each pattern to encompass the essence of motherhood and our appreciation for mothers, grandmothers, aunts, and mother figures who have shaped our lives. Overall, this is not only a creative outlet but also allows you to give a personalized gift that will be cherished for years to come.

Consequently, they also encompass patterns that do not require much in the way of yarn or specialty stitches. In short, we felt that these patterns are a great way for kids to have fun and celebrate their Mom on her day.

So let’s get started

So, grab your crochet hooks, gather your favorite yarns, and let’s dive into this collection of Mother’s Day free crochet patterns. Whether you’re creating a gift for your own mother, a beloved friend, or a remarkable woman who has made a difference in your life, these patterns will help you express your love in the most meaningful way possible.

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Indeed, Easter is a wonderful time of year when Christians celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the arrival of spring. Without a doubt, given colorful crochet Easter decorations and its festive atmosphere, Easter is the perfect time to get creative with your crochet skills. 

Therefore, in this blog post, we’ve compiled a list of 5+ free patterns for crocheted Easter wall hangings that you can use to decorate your home or to give as an Easter gift to family and friends. Regardless of whether you’re a beginner or a veteran, these patterns are easy to follow and will add a touch of whimsy to your Easter decor. So grab your crochet hook and some yarn, and let’s get started!

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But why we do have Easter Eggs?

The egg is a symbol of beginning, new life, and rebirth, so its perfectly complements Easter  traditions. Although the tradition of dyed eggs matches Easter perfectly, it has ancient pagan traditions that were later incorporated into Christian practices.

The first discovered dyed eggs comes form Mesopotamia. The dyed egg tradition was also known in Ancient Rome. In pre-Christian Europe, eggs were often decorated and given as gifts during spring festivals as a symbol of this renewal.

Later, this tradition was adopted by Christianity.  Over time, the practice of decorating and hiding eggs during Easter became more widespread, and today it is a popular tradition in many parts of the world.

How to make crochet easter egg?

Just pick your favorite pattern from the 20 free crochet easter egg patterns or free video tutorials below, find a yarn in Easter colors (pastel shades work well), and pick up a matching crochet hook to start your crochet project immediately. Additionally, you will also need scissors and a stuffing material such as fibrefill or cotton balls. A stitch marker won’t be necessary.

What is the easiest crochet Easter project for beginners?

The easiest project for beginners will be a simple, flat shape made with basic stitches. 2D-shaped eggs are exactly like that. A flat shape will be easy to follow and quick enough for inexperienced crocheter. It’s is also based on single crochet stitches.

So, you can’t decide whether to make bunnies or eggs for Easter?

Pick one of these adorable free crochet bunny pattern in the shape of egg and combine the best of both worlds! If you run out of time before Easter, consider making only bunny ear egg cover. Every kid and grown-up will love such an adorable and funny gift. While they may be a bit silly, we all need a little whimsy in our lives and these will definitely tickle that fancy.

If fact the best free patterns for easter eggs with ears and egg covers you will find later in the post under the headline: Bunny Easter Eggs and Bunny Ears Cover for Eggs Free Crochet Patterns.

So here is our top 20+ list:

20+ Absolutely the best Easter Egg Free Crochet Patterns

Oval Easter Eggs Free Crochet Patterns

1. Small Eggs

First, we start the list with these small ones, 1.6 inches long. As you can see, they are great in dozens, done in real egg colors.

Skills: Easy  Designer:  Elena Dorogina

The full article about this pattern is here:

Small Eggs

2. Mini Easter Egg 

However, you want to make colored eggs, here are some simple ones with vibrant, monochrome shells.

Skills: Easy.  Designer:    Charlotte Perution

The full article about this pattern is here:

Mini Easter Eggs

3. Ami Easter Egg 

Next, here are some of the patterns, with lovely, subtle flowers which will be perfect to decorate your Easter Sunday dinner table especially when making getty images for social-media :).

Skills: Easy Designer:    Zeens & Roger

The full article about this pattern is here:

Ami Easter Eggs

4. Floral Easter Eggs

Next, is a beautiful idea for your Easter table. These floral eggs are an easy and quick project for an effective and attractive Easter-themed insert for a tabletop or sideboard Easter montage, wreath or other accessory.

Skills: Easy Designer: Emma Escott

The full article about this pattern is here:

Floral Easter Eggs

5. Crocheted Easter Eggs

Finally, to add some color to our once again,  here is another pattern that is vivid, in wild, spring colors. Without a doubt, this pattern will allow you to crochet as many personalized eggs as you want! A link to the free pattern is below photos.

Skills: Easy Designer:  Petal to Picots
The full article about this pattern is here:

Crocheted Easter Eggs

Easy 2D Easter Eggs and Egg-shaped Coasters for Beginners

6. Easter Bunny Egg

These Easter Eggs are designed to resemble bunnies with two long ears, a small nose, and two beady eyes, and are crafted in soft pastel colors that will surely make them your favorite project. It’s a simple and quick project that will bring charming and playful decorations for the holiday season in no time.

Designer:  Golden Lucy Crafts

The original pattern and the photos are available on Golden Lucy Crafts blog:

Easter Bunny Egg

7. Easter Egg Coaster

As we discussed simple, 2D patterns above, here is a flat egg coaster for your table.

Designer: Doni Speigle

The original pattern and the photos are available on Whiskersandwool blog:

Easter Egg Coaster.

8. Easter Egg Emojis

Here is an example of how simple egg-shaped Easter eggs can be similar, yet so different from one another. Pick a bright, eye-catching color such as yellow, pink or red and design your eggs to resemble a variety of popular emojis.

Designer:  GoldenLucyCrafts

The original pattern and the photos are available on Golden Lucy Crafts blog:

Easter Egg Emojis

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9. Bunny Egg

This egg-shaped bunny looks so cute that you want to hug it immediately. Although shaded pastel colors make them look very delicate and subtle, you can use your own color combination. Bunny Easter Eggs are a quick project and will be perfect for easter egg hunting. A link to the free pattern is under the photos.

Skills: Easy     Designer: Carla Mitriani

Go to the pattern:

Easter Bunny Egg

10. Bunny Egg and Flower Cozy

So, if you’re looking for a different kind of amigurumi pattern, why not try this free pattern for a cute bunny? Of course, once you’ve made all the bunny eggs, you can add a flower cozy to each one, giving them an elegant and sophisticated look on the Easter table.

Skills: Easy       Designer: Amigrumumi Today

Go to the pattern:

Easter Bunny Egg and Flower Cozy

11. Easter Egg Bunny

Next, this free amigurumi is just an adorable, huggable figurine with a bulbous stomach.

Skills: Easy       Designer: Elisa Sartori

Go to the pattern:

Easter Bunny Egg and Flower Cozy

12. Spring Bunny

Here is a spring bunny family. These beautiful easter egg bunnies are definitely just the thing to put that springtime accent on your Easter table or a decorated sideboard. Also, you can customize them as you need to truly make them your own.

Skills: Easy       Designer: Mari-Liis Lille

Go to the pattern:

Spring Bunny

13. Easter Egg Bunny

This little easter egg bunny can be called “Eary”, because he’s so cutely composed of his huge ears. This is a simple and quick project that will be great for an Easter egg hunt.

Skills: Easy       Designer:  Crochet 365 Knit Too

Go to the pattern:

Easter Egg Bunny

14. Bunny Ears Egg Cosy

What a playful little Easter decoration! The sunny yellow looks great with turquoise and pink. What colors do you have left in your stash?

Skills: beginner Designer: Caitie Moore (Thoresby Cottage)

Go to the pattern:

Bunny Ears Egg Cozy

15. Easter Bunny Egg

If you prefer modern minimalism and neutral tones, this Easter egg bunny is sure to be a great addition to your decor. It would look great displayed in a basket or jar on a windowsill or porch.

Skills: beginner Designer: Lydia Tresselt

Go to the pattern:

Easter Bunny Eggs

16. Easter Basket, Eggs & Bunny

Next, here is a free crochet pattern not just for mini eggs, but also for a bunny egg and an Easter basket, so you can create an entire set of Easter decorations.

Skills: upper beginner Designer: Crochet 365 Knit Too

Go to the pattern:

Easter Basket, Eggs and Bunny

17. Easter Egg Mini Bunny Hat

Furthermore, these long ears decorated with floral patterns show us the designer’s artistry and attention to detail. If you want to make precious decorations that will serve your family for years, this is the project for you.

Skills: beginner Designer: ChiWei Ranck

Go to the pattern:

Easter Egg Mini Bunny Hat.

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18. Easter Egg-Shaped Ami Cat

To sumarize, the amigurumi cat egg is a delightful creation that is sure to win over hearts with its charming design. The egg-shaped base is perfect for adding cat-themed accessories like tails, whiskers, ears, and eyes, making each one unique. Truly, these make for a great addition to Easter celebrations, especially if you’re looking to impress the kids.

Skills: Easy     Designer: Mari-Liis Lille

Go to the pattern:

Egg-Shaped Cat

19. Sheep Easter Egg

While bunnies and chickens are all right, what about other cool Easter amigurumi patterns? How about a cute, sleepy sheep that’s surely one of the most adorable ones out there?

The full article about this pattern is here:

Sheep Easter Egg

20. Chick Amigurumi

Next, look at this lovely lady with a pretty blue bow on her head! Overall, this pattern is absolute genius because of its simplicity. Indeed, all you need to invite Ms. Chick into your life is some leftover yarn. By all means feel free to use whatever colors you like, she will always look fabulous!

Skills: Easy   Designer: Natalya Birina

The full article about this pattern is here:

Chick Amigurumi

21. Easter Egg Minions

Finally, this egg surely will be your kids favourite. Truly, these yellow bodies, black with white button-look eyes and a smiley mouth will bring joy and delight not only to the Minions fans.

Designer: Ananda Judkins

The original pattern and the photos are available at The Lazy Hobby Hopper:

Easter Egg Minions

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While 3D amigurumi is fun and interesting, 2D crocheting is where it’s at. Therefore, we have selected some easy-peasy 2D Easter project ideas for your flat plane enjoyment.

Overall, these will be amazing practice and a quick and easy way to not only make Easter decorations but also to work on your technique. Of course, as these are beginner projects, they are simple, well written and quick to make. That said, once you familiarize yourself with them, they can also be customized to make them your own. Better still,

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Free Easter crochet patterns alert!

There is no other such great opportunity to make thematic decorations to your home as Easter. We love bunnies, eggs, chickens in summer yellow, orange and green colors.  There is also a room for plenty Easter-themed useful kitchen accessories, like towels, or Easter coasters.

While Easter bunny is the obvious Easter decor, what with eggs being the theme chickens are also a fitting decoration. Thus, here are some simple chicken ideas to get your fill of combs and wattles. As the title suggests, these are simple, fun and quick projects for chicken-themed decorations for your home and other projects.

Overall, each one is a fast little design that doesn’t require a lot of yarn or any exotic techniques. Indeed, all you need is your stash of yarn scraps, your favorite hook and a few hours. So much so, that just a couple episodes of your favorite show will let you whip up a whole hen house.

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So, once again it’s time to make bunnies. While normally bunnies don’t really need help in this, Easter bunnies are special Indeed, patterns are just the thing to prep for Easter. Each one of these little hoppers is a little holiday gem. Therefore they’ll be absolutely perfect as an alternative to candy (SOME of the candy, not all of it) for an Easter Egg hunt. Moreover, while you are decorating your house, a little rabbit here and there wouldn’t come amiss. Better still, they’ll also make great gifts or tokens of affection, perhaps together with something sweet, like homemade pie? Finally, if these 5 patterns aren’t enough, and you’re not rabbited out yet, here are a bunch more, 25 in fact. 25+ Free Crochet Bunny Patterns

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Although it’s always the season for some sort of themed crochet, it’s good to do something artistic and beautiful for its own sake. Indeed, to develop in the art you really need to attempt some projects for  their sheer beauty. Thus, here are some aran throw patterns to get you going. These amazing spreads are an absolute gem of crocheted “blanketry”. Overall, when you combine gorgeous textures and luxurious drape, you have a recipe for beauty. Moreover, the stunning appearance often belies their technical simplicity. Therefore even an ambitious beginner should do well here.

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However, you can still keep it festive and fun. Easter is a great opportunity to make thematic decorations to your home. We make lots of bunnies, Easter eggs and Easter chickens to celebrate this holiday, but there is always room for more.

There are plenty patterns for useful Easter-themed kitchen towels, or Easter accessories to wear. So, when the time comes, why not to add some holiday spirit to your footwear collection? It’s a great pleasure to present you with a delightful selection of Easter-themed footwear ideas.

Let’s prepare for next year! Do you want cozy slippers to wear during your Easter morning coffee? Or maybe adorable baby booties to celebrate your little one’s first Easter? We got you covered.

To this end, here are fantastic free crochet patterns. They are easy to follow for crochetistas of all levels.

Handmade foot wear is an absolute treat. Warm and comfortable, they also make a fun and retro fashion statement. The additional benefit is that as a gift, they’ll be highly cherished. Let’s explore many Easter-inspired footwear ideas.

We’ll link step-by-step instructions, vivid images and helpful tips, so you can easily recreate dive right in. So, grab your crochet hooks, choose your favorite yarn colors, and let’s jump into the world of Easter footwear. Like mentioned before, it isn’t Easter for a while, but bunnies are great for the summer as well. And, of course, it’s best to be ready for next year as well.

Therefore here are some adorable Easter footwear ideas to help you accessorize.

They also will be a great addition to the Easter decor of your home.

Overall, these are great Easter free crochet patterns and will be a favorite with everyone, young and old alike. That’s why they can be used all year long, not only as a festive theme.

Better still, these cute crocheted pairs of shoes can be resized, so that big ‘n small hooves will fit inside.

Of course, in addition to the pattern itself, you can easy accessorize themas you see fit. It will truly make them your own. Indeed, every pair can be unique and special. Moreover, these are also easy patterns, so if you feel you might not be able to make them, don’t worry.

All you need is a yarn and a crochet hook. In most of the project an aran yarn (8 wpi) is recommended, rather than the popular worsted weight yarn (9 wpi). So grab your supplies and and make yourself ready for a next crochet journey!

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While this popular Scandinavian Yuletide tradition has taken the world by storm, there’s nothing written that says you have to limit them to Christmas. Indeed, there are all the reasons one can think of to crochet a Valentine’s Day gnome. Firstly, they’re fun and we all like fun projects. Moreover, they are a bit off-beat and kooky, which makes them original and unique. Finally, their overall cuteness and sweet factor is off the chart. In fact, nothing says “I love you” like something weirdly cute and adorable. In fact, nothing says I love you like a Valentine’s gnome.

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However, this holiday is approaching fast as well, so let’s get ready. Among glazed ham recipe, Easter sides and Easter desserts, find time for crochet creative ideas. Maybe some of your family team members can help you in advance, so you will have more time to crochet?

Indeed, after Christmas, Easter is probably the most loved holiday by kids. Therefore, let’s crochet up some funny and cute Easter basket stuffer ideas that will put them in the spirit.

Overall, each one of these is a little gem that can be used to decorate or put into gift baskets. That said, the best place will be a funny addition to the Easter egg hunt. Without a doubt, they’d be an absolute great ideas amongst all the jelly beans and chocolate and candy eggs.

So gather your crochet hook, yarn in spring colors, crochet mojo and immerse yourself in Easter-inspired creativity. Explore our fun ideas with free crochet patterns to spark your imagination and festive mood. These patterns below make your Easter celebration unforgettable this year! And, what’s more, you can always reuse it the years to come.

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Simple Heart Coasters

Of course, useful can also be decorative. Therefore, here are some coasters for you and your guests to enjoy.

Skills: Easy Designer:  Ling Ryan

Go to the pattern:  Simple Heart Coasters.

Heart Crochet Hot Pad

Next, we continue the useful heart ides theme and it’s back in the kitchen. Overall, I think this hot pad is a wonderful idea for a themed gift, don’t you? As you can see below, it can also serve as a wall mounting as well.

Skills: Easy Designer:  FreeCraft Unlimited

Go to the pattern:  Heart Crochet Hot Pad.

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While hanging baubles are the most iconic Christmas ornaments, there are numerous others that are just as beautiful and charming. In fact, there are some Christmas tree themes that don’t use hanging baubles at all. Often, these go for a natural theme incorporating designs based on plants and animals. Therefore we present  some little bird ornament patterns that will enable you to build a bauble-less tree… or augment one. Of course, these are not just bauble substitutes. Indeed, these are little pieces of decorative Christmas artwork in their own right.

Amigurumi Peace Dove

Designer:  Mari-Liis Lille

Go to the pattern:

Amigurumi peace Dove

English Robin

Next, this little bird ornament is a fun and quick way of adding a splash of color to the green background of your tree. Of course, this English robin will also be perfect in a wreath on your front door.

Designer:  Brenna Eaves

Go to the pattern:

English Robin

more info here.

European Robin

Finally, here is a little bird ornament in the form of a European robin. Without a doubt, both this and the previous ornament will be perfect for some types of trees. However, the wire feet on this little guy will enable you to mount the realistically on branches.

Designer: Stella Taubenheim

Go to the pattern:

European Robin

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So, are you thinking of how to make the holidays more comfy and homey? Well, look no further, because here are 5 Christmas pillow ideas that take Yuletide coziness to the next level. While the tree, the table and the outside seem to get all the attention, the furniture always seems to be the bridesmaid. Therefore, let’s change this now and make our furniture (armchairs and couches) a Christmas extravaganza. Better still, these are quite simple patterns that even beginners can attempt  and expect to succeed at. Thus, there is no reason not to give them a whirl.

Farmhouse Truck Christmas Pillow Cover

Designer: Briana K Designs

Go to the pattern:

Farmhouse Truck Christmas Pillow Cover

Oh Xmas Tree Pillow Cover

Next, we have this tree done in lovely rainbow yarn and minimalistic geometric designs. Thus, this Christmas pillow is perfect for a more modern decorative theme.

Designer: Ana Morais Soares

Go to the pattern:

Oh Xmas Tree

Reindeer Pillow

Next, here is another mosaic-like Christmas pillow with a lovely reindeer just raring to go. In particular, I like the starry night layout.

Designer: Raine Eimre

Go to the pattern:

Reindeer Pillow

Santa Pixel Square

Of course, a Christmas pillow is a perfect place to use geometric layouts and pixel-like techniques. Therefore, here is a very digital, yet traditional looking Santa square.

Designer: BebaBlanket

Go to the pattern:

Santa Pixel Square

more info about project photographed here.

Mosaic Pillow

Finally, a Christmas pillow doesn’t have to have a traditional picture design on it. Indeed, an abstract design such as the following one is also great. Moreover, it’s also fabulous year round.

Designer: Madlandia Forever

Go to the pattern:

Mosaic Pillow

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There are, of course, instances where mass market Christmas ornaments are needed. For example, they have their place on designer, minimalistic tree that fits some particular decor. However, it’s also true that there is nothing quite as special as a personalised Christmas bauble. Indeed, unique, custom ornaments have always been some of the most loved and cherished Christmas gifts and tree decorations. Moreover, since there is no limit to your creativity, there is always the opportunity to match the gift to the bestowed. Or, if you are making one for yourself, each and every location in the house can be decorated with personalised Christmas baubles.

Snowman Bauble

Designer: Raffaella Tassoni

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Christmas Baubles

Ornament Ring

Designer: AnDesign_Craft

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Ornament Ring

Santa Frame

Designer: Pan Perkins

Go to the pattern:

Santa Frame Ornament

Reindeer Bauble

Designer: Raffaella Tassoni

Go to the pattern:

Christmas Baubles

Christmas Tree House

Designer: Kane Crochet

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Christmas Tree House

Bear Bauble

Designer: Raffaella Tassoni

Go to the pattern:

Christmas Baubles

Christmas Baubles

Designer: Raffaella Tassoni

Go to the pattern:

Christmas Baubles

Snowmen Heads

Next, we have these Christmas bauble tree decoration in the form of snowmen heads. In particular, the one in red looks like the Bonhomme du Neige from the Quebec winter carnival.

Designer: Repeat Crafter Me

Go to the pattern:

Snowmen Heads

Elf Ornament

Designer: Spin a Yarn Crochet

Go to the pattern:

Elf Ornament

Snowmen Baubles

Next, these baubles for Christmas tree are proof that traditional ornaments don’t need to be calcified. Indeed, these ones are fully modernized and ready to tackle the winter of today.

Designer: StringyDingDing

Go to the pattern:

Snowmen Baubles

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While mosaics aren’t traditionally associated with Christmas, they are certainly a worthwhile technique for making holiday-themed items. Moreover, they can be a simple method to produce wonderful, lively images for any occasion. Thus, here are some Christmas mosaic patterns to keep you occupied in the run up to December 25th. Overall, they are wonderful little pieces that can be decorations for larger items, or individual little gems that will grace any place you put them. Of course, they are also fun little nothings that may also decorate some presents or Christmas clothing. Indeed, ugly Christmas sweater, anyone?

Christmas Bulb Ornament

Designer: Jess Coppom

Go to the pattern:

Christmas Bulb Ornament

Candy Canes Mosaic

Next, a Christmas mosaic doesn’t need square tiles. Therefore here is a traditional image made using almost houndstooth elements enabling a greater resolution and a finer image.

Designer: Robyn B Kaleta

Go to the pattern:

Candy Canes Mosaic

more info about project also here.

Country Christmas Church

Of course, one of the most iconic Christmas mosaic images is a country church in a snowy field. Indeed, this a particularly good example of a picture for mosaic making.

Designer: StringyDingDing

Go to the pattern:

Country Church Mosaic

Mosaic Christmas

However, a Christmas mosaic can also be a little more abstract. To this point, here is a tree and snowflakes pattern that’s both festive and very modern.

Designer: BebaBlanket

Go to the pattern:

Mosaic Christmas

more info about project photographed here.

Stained Glass Star Ornaments

Finally, one of the most common ornaments for Christmas are stained glass designs. Therefore, here is a stained glass Christmas mosaic. Moreover, even though each one is a mosaic in itself, they can also be building blocks for a larger mosaic as well. Amazing!

Designer: Madlandia Forever

Go to the pattern:

Stained Glass Star Ornaments

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While we all know that you need a hat to be truly elegant, nobody knows this better than Frosty. After all, it’s probably the most iconic image, a snowman in a chimney sweep’s top hat jauntily perched upon his bean. However, hats come in all sorts of options, and here are some ideas for a snowman in a hat that pay homage to that traditional trope, yet are their own, modern take. Therefore, these cute winter decorations will be an ideal way to decorate your modern home with a touch of updated tradition. Moreover, they’ll make great stocking stuffers or add-ons for presents at work or at the club.

Amigurumi Snowmen

Designer: Anitha Domacin

Go to the pattern:

Amigurumi Snowmen

Dress Me Up Snowmen

Next, it’s not right that a snowman in a hat, or a snow woman for that matter, should always go around with a bare bum. So, here is a beautiful little doll with accessories that will be ideal for playtime, or for matching the beholder’s mood.

Designer: Laura Tegg

Go to the pattern:

Dress Me Up Snowmen

Big Snowmen

Next, here we take the snowman in a hat theme back to tradition, yet still a level above. Specifically, this snow couple is ready to hit the slopes in a traditional crocheted toque, scarves and gloves.

Designer: StringyDingDing

Go to the pattern:

Big Snowmen

Snowman Ornament

However, a snowman in a hat can also function as a Christmas ornament. Therefore, here is an idea for warmly bundled up snowmen just ready to hang out on the tree with your other baubles, toys and stars.

Designer: Audra Brown

Go to the pattern:

Snowmen Ornament

more info about project photographed here.

Snowman

However, no snowman in a hat collection can do without a traditional Frosty. Therefore, without further ado, here he is, in a beautiful black top hat decorated with a poinsettia. Indeed, you can just picture him on his way to caroling.

Designer: Sarah Zimmerman

Go to the pattern:

Snowmen

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