10 Free Santa Claus Theme Crochet Patterns

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There are 36 days more weeks to December 25th, 2016! Add a festive touch to your home with these fun Santa Claus' crochet projects!

1. Santa Door Greeter by Tammy King.

2. Santa's Gift Basket by Yarnspirations.

3. Santa Baby Mug Cozy by Heather Boyer.

4. Santa Scrubby Mitt by Michelle Wilcox.

5. Mr. Claus Potholder by Joan Barnett.

6. Santa's Apron by Urmie Seenarine.

7. Baby Santa Hat & Cocoon by Naztazia.

8. Santa Claus Doll by Sue Pendleton.

9. Santa Purse by Michelle Wilcox.

10. Santa Hat by Janaya Chouinard.

Do you collect or know someone collects Santa Claus? If you do, I hope this treasury helps you for your next project. I would also like to see your Santa Claus collections, share in comments! 

10 Free Christmas Stockings Crochet Patterns

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There are 40 days to December 25th, 2016!  bring the holiday spirit into your home with these charming stockings!

1. Cross Stitch Christmas Stocking by Yarnspirations.

2. Skinny Christmas Stocking by Emily Bittel.

3. Moss Stitch Christmas Stocking by Heather Boyer.

4. Christmas Carol's Stocking by Sweet Potato Crochet Creations.

5. Holly & Berry Stockings by Michelle Maks.

6. Stripped Christmas Stockings by Belle Noelle.

7. Zigzag Stocking by Linda Cyr. 

8. Cable Crochet Stocking by Mary Jane Protus. 

9. Jolly Holiday Stocking by Janaya Chouinard.

10. Super Bulky Cross Stitch Stockings by Yarnspirations.

Have you made a Christmas stocking of your own before, or is there handmade stocking that's been passed down in your family? Share your stories in comments!

20 Free Christmas Ornaments Crochet Patterns

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How many days until Christmas? Santa says 42 sleeps! And for today's treasury, 20 Christmas ornaments you must crochet! Beautiful ornaments to add in your own Christmas trees, perfect for gifts and definitely will be a hit in any upcoming craft show!

A few of these patterns are in a different language but as always Google Translate is here to help you. Also, some of the patterns are from yarn companies and require you to sign up on their websites to be able to get the patterns. But mostly, these are ready to download from Ravelry or to view in websites or blogs.

Get the patterns by clicking the pictures!

Mini Christmas Tree

Christmas Baubles

Christmas Lights

Snowman Ornaments

Santa Claus Ornaments

Christmas Bells

Mini Mittens

Candy Canes

Mini Christmas Stockings

Cottage Houses

Pine Cones

Toy Soldiers

Gingerbread Man Ornaments

Rudolf Ornaments

Poinsettias

Snowflakes

Christmas Elf

Christmas Candles

Christmas Star Ornaments

Christmas Penguin

Holiday ornaments patterns really are ideal – they make great small stand-alone gifts, they dress up any gift when tied on with ribbon, and they live on year after year, bringing warm memories as they’re hung up with care! I hope you find some crochet ornaments to add to your collection here this year!

How To Color Pooling Using Addi King Size Knitting Machine

How To Color Pooling Using Addi King Size Knitting Machine

• You will need a variegated yarn of any brand. Unravel few yards of your yarn to see the color pattern and the length of each color.

• Make a swatch. Using your Addi King Size Knitting Machine, knit a flat piece. Count and take note of how many stitches per colors.

• Go to planned pooling site: http://plannedpooling.com/.  Add your colors and enter the number of stitches per color.

• Change the stitch count, this is will be the number of your cast on. Keep changing the number of the stitch count until you find the pattern you like. But remember, Addi king size machine has only 43 stitches in flat knit.

• After you find the "magic number" for your yarn, ready your Addi king size knitting machine and knit in flat.

• Block your piece if necessary.

Red Heart Super Saver Yarn in color Mistletoe

How to Knit Flat Panel Using Addi King Size Express Machine 

Free Printable Yarn Tags

Free Printable Yarn Tags

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Here are a free printable yarn tags for those who always lose their yarn labels- like me, and for those who love to wind up their yarns into cake- like me!

Materials Needed:

• Card Stock
• Printer
• Scissors
• Hole Puncher
• Yarn Tags: DOWNLOAD HERE!

Click the "DOWNLOAD HERE" and it will take you to drop box. You don't need to have a Dropbox account! Go to the download button at the upper right corner, there is a drop down arrow and choose the "Direct Download" option. There will be a pop-up box that will ask you to sign in to your Dropbox, choose the "No thanks, continue to download" option.

Enjoy!

Free Printable Work In Progress Tags

Free Printable WIP Tags

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Materials Needed:

• Stock Card Paper
• Printer
• Scissors
• Hole Puncher
• WIP Tags: DOWNLOAD HERE!

Click the "DOWNLOAD HERE" and it will take you to Dropbox. You don't need to have a Dropbox account, just close the pop-up box that will ask you to sign in or click the "No thanks, continue to download" option. Go to the download button at the upper right side corner, click the drop down arrow and choose the "direct download" option.

Use the back side of the tags for additional notes

Enjoy!

Christmas Tree Hanging Ornament

Christmas Tree Hanging Ornament

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160 days before Christmas! Here’s a fun and quick project for you.

Materials:

Yarns: #4 | medium worsted weight yarn

I used Red Heart Super Saver; Hunter Green, Coffee & Bright Yellow

Crochet Hooks:  4.00 mm / US G

Beads

Crochet Stitches:

Chain - ch

Single Crochet - sc

Half Double Crochet - hdc

Double Crochet - dc

Triple Crochet -trc

Slip Stitch -sl st

Pattern: US terms

Hanger (Brown Yarn)

Chain 100 and leave 5 inches tail in both ends, cut.

Tassel (Brown Yarn)

Cut 30 pieces of 4 inches yarns.

Leaves (Green Yarn)

This is the instruction for 5-points, 6-points, 7-points, 8 points and 9 points leaves. Make one of each.

Start with magic ring.

Round 1: Chain 4 (count as dc & chain 1) *2 dc, chain 1* repeat 4 (5, 6, 7, 8) times, dc and slip stitch in chain-1 space.

Round 2: Chain 5 (count as dc & chain 2), dc in the same chain-1 space. *skip 2 dc, dc-chain 2-dc in chain 1 space* repeat 4 (5, 6, 7, 8) times, slip stitch in chain-2 space.

Round 3: Chain 1 *sc, hdc, dc, trc, ch 1, slip stitch in the top of tr, dc, hdc, sc* in each chain-2 space, slip stitch, fasten off and weave ends. You should have 5 (6, 7, 8, 9) points.

Star (Yellow Yarn)

Download the pattern here: Simple Star Ornament.

Make two pieces and leave a long tail for the second one for sewing later.

Assembly:

• Tie the two ends of the hanger.
• Place the cutted yarns in the end of hanger and tie it using the ends.
• Fold the yarn and get another spare of yarn, wrap it and hide the tail. Trim the ends. (Tassel made.)
• String the beads and the leaves alternately into hanger.
• Sew the two star together and don’t forget to sandwich the hanger.