10 of the Best Free Christmas Crochet Patterns – GWC Mag

These free Christmas crochet patterns will show you how to craft everything from stockings to gingerbread houses. Don’t be scared to give one a shot — there’s a project for everyone, from beginners to experts.

Changing your tree’s color scheme or theme can be enticing, but buying a new set of ornaments doesn’t always have the same appeal. If you want to give your tree a new look, try crocheting a couple of ornaments. Sigoni Macaroni’s tutorial is ideal for crafters of all skill levels.

Every tree needs a skirt, so why not crochet one? Betty McKnit’s six-day superstar pattern is an excellent project to undertake this season. Once the work is finished, you’ll have something meaningful to hold onto for years to come.

Who doesn’t love a good advent calendar? Not only do you receive a few gifts, but you also get something extra special to look forward to every day. There’s just one small problem: They can be pretty unsustainable.

Instead of purchasing one from the store, you can crochet your own advent calendar and fill it with items you know you’ll love. Problem solved! Check out this amazing pattern from Gathered.

Hot pads are a necessity year-round, which is why it’s totally acceptable to craft a few with seasonal themes. These crochet candy cane hot pads from Daisy Farm Crafts bring the right amount of Christmas cheer into the kitchen.

If you have some extra granny squares from past projects just lying around, this stocking pattern from CrochEt Cetera is perfect. This is a great way to use old materials, all while creating something new.

You can’t go wrong with a nice drink cozy, especially if you’re someone who loves a hot beverage during the winter months. This wreath cozy crochet pattern from Heather Corinne Crochets is practical and easy.

While everyone is running to HomeGoods to get the newest viral holiday pillow that they just have to have — spoiler alert: it’s unnecessary — you can stay home. It turns out that crocheting a festive candy cane pillow is easier than it seems. To try Just Be Crafty’s pattern, all you need is yarn, a hook, and some stuffing.

Real gingerbread houses are fun, but let’s be real — they’re kind of a waste. Even though they’re adorable, they lack a true purpose and end up in the trash. On the other hand, if you crochet a gingerbread house, it will last forever (probably). This pattern from Pink Mambo is a great low-waste alternative.