Ho Ho Ho!!!! It is 4 days to Christmas day and my kids are singing “Santa Claus is coming to town” to count down while I make a last minutes …
With Christmas just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to add a sprinkle of whimsical charm to your home! DIY gnomes are an absolute must this season. These adorable …
It is the end of November, hope you have had a wonderful Thanksgiving with friends and families. The end of November is also the time to countdown to Christmas (hurray!!!). …
Join us in DIYing wooden blocks for home decor this Christmas! The letter set consists of 24 blocks with letters up to 6 sides of the cube. You can plan …
December is here!!! Christmas is just 25 days away, so don’t panic! If you haven’t had time or being thrifty to go for Christmas Tree ornament shopping, maybe this is …
Ho Ho Ho… Thanksgiving has come and passed, here comes the month of the holiday season. December is always my favorite month of the year because I get to create …
This small Santa hat pattern only requires 30 minutes of your time, and the materials can easily be found in a crafter’s home. It’s perfect if you need to pull off something quick. Just crochet the hat which is pretty quick, then glue to assemble the santa hat to the hair clip.
Got a special event coming up and want to make your gift stand out? Why not try some creative gift bag ideas and make your own! It’s such a fun …
Time flies, December is here and I am nearly running out of time for handmade gifts for Christmas, phew!!! These DIY Cork Coasters set has saved me from misery as …
From now on, don’t throw away your burnt light bulbs. You can recycle them into beautiful Christmas tree ornaments! Light Bulb Angel Ornament, click here for the tutorial! I was …
Have you started to crochet your Christmas gifts for someone special? We have prepared a round-up of more than 30 fabulous animal-themed crochet patterns for you to choose, some are …
I couldn’t help myself so I had to do another “Star” project after the “Glitter Star“, here it is – a Wired Star. Unbelievable, Christmas is less than 2 weeks …
This year, I am making my own Christmas wreath. Not only 1 but I made 2 identical wreaths, one for myself and another one for my friend. I don’t usually …
I’m so excited to share something beautiful I just made recently—gorgeous poinsettia flowers crafted from fabric and wire! If you’ve been wondering how to make a fabric flower that’s perfect …
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.
If you enjoyed crocheting the Devil costume and Witch costume, then you should try out this Angel Halloween costume too! Like our other crochet costume tutorials, we will be splitting the Angel costume pattern into four pieces; Ruffle Dress, Angel Wings, Star Wand, and Angel Halo. By explaining each pattern in-depth, we hope you will achieve the same outcome as we did!
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.
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…
The making of Chief Clover is split into a few parts. You could first crochet the hat and body, then use the yarn wrap technique for the head and nose to save time! However, you may also choose to crochet the head or wind a yarn ball instead of wrapping yarns to the …