It’s coming! Yup, you may already be thinking about the holidays. That’s why I am sharing now so you can make a few (or a lot) of quick and easy projects. Take a peek at these sweet crochet Christmas ornaments and garland. And they all have a link to the free pattern!
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These ornaments will bring smiles. Do you enjoy using your hands to make gifts for friends? How about adding a little something extra to presents and packages? Besides bedecking the Christmas tree with endearing babbles, you might want to display your handmade ornaments in a window or add to a wreath. When tied around a package of homemade cookies or quick bread, it is like giving two gifts. One that is consumable and one to last for years to come.
Crochet yarn stash buster
Most of the ornaments and garlands here require very small amounts of yarn so you might already have supplies to make them. It is a great way to make use of yarn left over from previous projects.
Crochet Christmas Ornaments
Winter is far less dreary when you have a few of these grinning fellows warming your home. Frosty friends with Pom Pom hats and carrot noses are cute to display even after the holiday decorations are packed away. Get the pattern by clicking Crochet Snowman Head.
The Christmas stocking is really iconic and these little ones couldn’t be cuter! Worked up in various color combinations or even crocheted in a solid color, they are adorable. Decorate the tree, use as a package for a monetary gift or hang from the fireplace mantel. And if there is a new baby in the family, begin an collection and make one as a 1st Christmas ornament. Click Little Christmas Socks for the pattern.
I love the look of this garland done in shades of green. I can think of so many places to display this for the holidays but I also think it would be great in a boys room all year long. Imagine the soft lighting when attached to a string of lights, giving the room a warm glow! Click Christmas Tree Garland for the pattern.
Who isn’t fascinated by snow globes? An adorable crochet version is complete with falling snowflakes and a carrot-nosed snowman. Click Snow Globe Ornament for the pattern.
So simplistic and yet so lovely. I love how sweet these stars are with a tiny button securing the hanging ribbon loop. They’re called Granny Stars. Isn’t that a perfect name? 🙂 Click Granny Stars for the pattern.
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I can imaging a tree with just lights and the branches full of this happy gingerbread head. Too cute! Find the pattern by clicking Crochet Gingerbread Head.
Whether you like a traditional style or one with a more natural, outdoorsy look, these Rustic Tree Ornaments are just right. Choose holiday colors or crochet in neutral tans or grays. Click Rustic Tree Ornaments for the pattern.
How about an apple for the teacher? And this cheeky one isn’t just for the holidays. It can brighten a classroom desk all semester. Click Apple Ornament for the pattern.
The sweet angel is one of my favorite. With her white wings, tiny buttons and scalloped-edge dress, she is precious. Click Crochet Angel with Wings for the pattern.
Remember those large-bulb, colorful strands of lights? They were my dad’s favorite. Mom liked the small lights but not daddy. He used them inside and also outdoors on an evergreen bush in the front yard. This crochet version is so easy and yet a whimsical decoration. Click Crochet Christmas Light Appliques for the pattern.
More crochet ornaments you might also like…
I really like to create something new each year for the holidays and I try to find something that goes fast and of course, is lovely as well. Here are two of my favorite holiday crochet projects:
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Oh my word, I love ALL of these. I do have lots of yarn in my stash so these would be great projects for when I’m sitting in front of the tv in the evening.