10 Cute FREE Ornament Crochet Patterns!
This post is a FREE crochet pattern roundup that is filled with free patterns from incredible designers across the world. Have a look at the cutest Ornament patterns and see where to find the free patterns that are both easy to crochet and more complex. So, grab your hook and yarn, and jump into the wonderful world of all these amazing crochet pattern designers!
As the holiday season approaches, many of us are searching for creative and budget-friendly ways to decorate our homes. If you’re a crochet enthusiast looking for some festive inspiration, you’re in luck. In this article, we’ll explore the world of crochet Christmas ornaments and discover 10 free patterns that will add a personal touch to your holiday decor. From classic snowflakes to adorable gingerbread men, get ready to up your crafting game with these adorable and unique designs. So grab your yarn and hook, and let’s dive in!
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Ugly Sweater Ornament
Pattern and photo credit: Raffaella Tassoni
This Ugly Christmas Sweater Ornament is a fun little make that you can use as a Christmas tree decoration, or as a gift tag, or to make garlands, magnets, keychains, etc.
MATERIALS
2.5-mm (C/2 USA, 12 UK) Hook
3.5-mm (E/4 USA, 9 UK) Hook
Sport Weight Yarn (Fine 2) in two (or more) contrasting colors. I used Schachenmayr Catania
Ten Stitch Markers
Tapestry Needle
Scissors
SIZE & GAUGE
This pattern is too small to accurately determine the gauge.
However, when using the indicated yarns and hooks, you should get a sweater of 2.25” (6 cm) by 4” (10 cm).
How Much Yarn Will You Need?
For this pattern, you will need approximately 18-20 yards (15-17.5 m) of yarn, of which about 8-9 yds in color 1 and 11-12 yds in color 2.
Yarn Alternatives
For your Ugly Christmas Sweater Crochet Ornament, you can use really any yarn you have in your stash. And actually, this is the perfect pattern to use up some scrap yarn. All you have to do is to choose the appropriate hooks for the yarn you have.
For example, using DK yarn and 3.5 mm and 4.0 mm crochet hooks will result in a sweater of ~3” (7.5 cm) by 5” (13 cm).
Construction
This pattern is written in three sections: the collar, the body, and the sleeves. The sweater is crocheted top-down mostly using V-stitches.
Autumn Wheat Bauble Ornament
Pattern and photo credit: Briana K Designs
Have some yarn scraps that need to be used up? Our bauble ornament is just what you need and comes with a guide to use ANY yarn in your stash!
But wait, there’s more! Click the link below to explore our full Autumn Wheat Collection.
Our festive bauble ornament comes with a full pattern and a helpful video tutorial. Following along has never been easier.
Join our vibrant community of crochet lovers and embark on an exciting crochet-along journey. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to create stunning pieces for the upcoming chilly months!
What sets this ornament apart is that it’s crocheted flat, making it perfect for beginners. Get ready to deck the halls in style!
✨ What size ornament can I make? ✨
✔️ Bauble Ornament – Any size to fit the plastic ornament of your choosing!
This bauble ornament is crocheted flat. Once you’ve made your rectangle, we will join the edges with a slip stitch. Last, we will place the plastic ornament into the crocheted piece and close the top & bottom.
This is a great project for diving into your stash and making gifts.
Easy Peasy!
Frosty Tails Snowflake
Pattern and photo credit: Julia Hart
This snowflake has 6 cats sitting and enjoying the winter weather! Cats use their tails to communicate and show what mood they are in so you can try shaping the tails by curling, straightening, or making them wavy. The pattern has 7 rounds and the snowflake measures about 4”.
This pattern is available in English and written using U.S. Terminology.
Materials Needed
20-30 yards of size 10 crochet thread
1.75 mm hook
Yarn needle
Scissors
Special Stitches
2-dc cluster
2-FPdc decrease
2-FPsc decrease
Small picot
Picot
Large picot
oh CHRISTMAS TREE
Pattern and photo credit: Anna Lisek
somewhere over the RAINBOW
Pattern and photo credit: Anna Lisek
let’s fill this STOCKING
Pattern and photo credit: Anna Lisek
do you want to build a SNOWMAN?
Pattern and photo credit: Anna Lisek
it’s time for a GIFT
Pattern and photo credit: Anna Lisek
jingle BELLS
Pattern and photo credit: Anna Lisek
Last Minute Reindeer Candy Cane Holders
Pattern and photo credit: Rhondda Mol (Oombawka Design)
Looking for a last minute handmade gift?
My Reindeer Candy Cane Holders work up quickly (you can make 2 in less than 10 minutes) with Medium Weight Yarn and a 5 mm (H) crochet hook.
They are the perfect teacher gift, school-mate gift and craft show table add-on.
You need very little yarn for this project!
