Adapted from the cone tree crochet pattern to make this beautiful winter pine trees. The overall required time to make this pine tree takes only about an hour, so it is a rather quick and simple craft to make! The materials you need are green, white, red, and brown color acrylic yarns, Polyester fiberfill as well as…
These cone-shaped trees require only very minimal materials, and are super easy to make! Meaning, they’re perfect to make in bulk without taking up too much of your time. The more you make, the easier it is to fill up your home with a merry atmosphere.
Soon it is Christmas again, and I am in the holiday mood already!!! This year I made a small decorative foil relief Christmas tree to decorate my Christmas corner. It …
Remember the utterly talented Jenny who has shared quite a few origami video tutorials here in Craft Passion, especially the 3D Bird Origami? Today, Jenny is back again with her …
It is the end of November, hope you have had a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and families. End of November is also the time to countdown for the Christmas (hurray!!!). …
Count down to the Secret Garden Quilt pattern and tutorial, here is another group of applique patterns: the “Songbird, Tree and Sun“. From “Flowers“, “Ladybug, Butterfly & Snail“, this, and …
When I sewed the Quilted Snowman Pillow covers, I wanted to make 3 of them a little different, so, I added some pine tree quilt blocks at the side panels …
Besides the easy Styrofoam Christmas Tree Ornaments, I posted a few days ago, I have got another quick and easy Christmas tree that kids can do as well: Pom-Pom Christmas …
When the year is ending, I really get into the mood to DIY some Christmas projects and Christmas tree ornament to decorate my house and Christmas Tree. Though my current …
This Crochet Christmas Tree ornament is one of the embellishment pieces I used to decorate my kid’s Christmas Ornament Stocking. This Christmas Tree is crochet by using 2-strand of lace …
Christmas Tree Amigurumi for your Christmas Tree decor. Crochet it with the following free crochet pattern. The closer it gets to Christmas the tenser I get… Just wish that I …
Congratulation to the 3 winners who’ve won the Green, Red, and White trees during the Kanzashi Christmas Tree Giveaway Draw recently!!! For those who didn’t win or have missed the …
Update: this giveaway is closed, but you can get the tutorial on how to make it, here. November’s giveaway lucky draw is here! The prize…. One-of-a-kind Christmas Tree. I have …
Continue from Part 1… I have a confession to make, that I have been peculiar about weaving since childhood, don’t know why, but the interlacing between the warp and the …
I stopped by at Little Penang Street Market last Sunday. I have not dropped in since a year ago (exactly), thanks to my new-born who has just turned 10 months …
Ever looked at those beautifully made crochet home décor or stuffed toys and wondered, “Man… I wish I knew how to make one of those!” Our crochet for beginners’ guide will help you make your first step into the world of crochet. we’ll discuss the basics of crochet, …
Let’s spread our arms to welcome our newest stuffed doll, the Amigurumi Snowman – Snowflake. He is 13.5″ tall, crochet from white yarn in light worsted weight using a 2.5mm crochet hook. He wears mittens and booties in a pastel blue color. The pom-pom beanie hat and scarf are perfect to keep him warm in winter.
Ho Ho Ho, Santa Claus is coming to town!!! Crochet this 13″ Amigurumi Santa Claus Doll from the free crochet pattern. We love how the Santa design has turned out, we particularly love the fullness of the ruffled beard.
To complete a full set of Christmas decor, the Santa Clause Doll crochet pattern comes with the Santa’s Gift Sack and Gift Boxes too.
At 15″ tall, the amigurumi reindeer is made with a 2.5 mm crochet hook and light worsted weight yarn in brown, dark brown, beige, red, white. Additional materials and tools you’ll need include: 2 pcs of 10mm black domed buttons & tapestry needle & strong thread for the eyes; craft pipe cleaner for its antlers (optional); polyester fiberfill as the stuffing; some standard amigurumi tools.
The size of each wing is about 5″ wide and the spread ranges about 8″ to 10″ wide. It is perfect for dolls that are about 12″ to 15″ tall. These dimensions are for the crochet wings made from light worsted yarn. If you plan to make them in different sizes, you can use a different yarn weight to achieve that. For barbie dolls, you can use crochet thread. For babies, kids, and adults, simply use bulkier sizes.