Ho, ho, ho! Is that the sound of Christmas we hear? It’s almost the time when Christmas stockings are coming out, and firewood is being burnt in the fireplace. What …
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 …
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.
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…
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.
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 …
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.
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 …
Free knitting pattern of Zipper Cowl in Cable Knit stitch, beautiful, charming, stylish, in ombre tone. Written pattern and chart diagram. 14.5″ long to keep your neck and shoulder warm during the cold day.
Who could resist a beautiful pair of knit leg warmers from someone who cares so much? It is a perfect gift to make for yourself and for your loved ones. …
Are you looking for a quick, beginner-friendly knitted hat to make? If so, we have an easy beanie knitting pattern that you can finish in just one day. This pattern …
Here is another pair of knit legwarmers I designed and knitted last year for our snowy vacation in Hokkaido, I called it Santarina Leg Warmers. My daughter requested a different design …
Here is the Fair Isle Leg Warmers Knitting Pattern to complete the set of Nordic winter wear I designed and knitted for my kids: Fair Isle pullover and Fair Isle …
If you enjoy colorful knitting, you will certainly love the Fair Isle pattern featured in this beanie knitting pattern. Fair Isle is a traditional knitting technique that involves creating patterns …
Inspired by the Nordic Fair Isle fashion, the beautiful knit sweater patterns with yoke construction should be on your next to-knit list. The fair isle patterns used in these knit …
I absolutely love this Raglan Sweater with stripes on the raglan sleeves. Scroll down to get this free sweater knitting pattern for the sizes 30, 36, 40, 44, 48, and …
Who doesn’t love a warm sweater to keep you cozy? Now that winter is coming, knitters are hunkered into knitting mode. Is the coffee ready? Let’s knit this charming designer-style …
Please meet Rhy, the red nose Sock Reindeer. If we sew enough sock reindeer, we might get a visit from Rudolph, the red-nosed reindeer himself this Christmas. Who knows? Come on, let’s try!