Merry Christmas

Our family has our big celebration on Christmas Eve. We host an open house for both families that begins in the morning and ends sometime before Christmas Day. It is a tradition we love and look forward to every year.

My presents are wrapped. The cat afghan will be a late present I am afraid. Despite some late night efforts it just was not meant to be finished on time. Thankfully there are plenty of other gifts so I don't think it will be missed.

I wish all of you a safe, happy, and enjoyable Christmas!

American Girl Doll Mrs. Claus

Last year I posted about the Santa dress, but I must say after thinking about it the outfit seems more like a Mrs. Claus outfit. The dress is based on Darski’s free Pilgrim outfit found on Crochetville. This has become my go to pattern for American Girl Dolls as I can change it around for different looks and still work it up quickly when I need something that I know I can complete. The dress is made using Caron One Pound yarn. I do not know what brand the white trim is because I keep picking it up at Church sales. I have never had to buy any at the stores.

The Santa hat was also made from free Santa Hat pattern that I have used several times now. The person who asked for the outfit requested that I use red Bernat Happy Holidays yarn instead of the matching Caron for the hat.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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Barbie Christmas Caroler Take Two

This was a lesson in why you need to keep your yarn stash organized. I was sure I had run out of teal that I used for several outfits this holiday season. Instead I had merely misunderstood how I had stored the color. I was thinking teal blue when I stored it and green when I searched. So I thought I was out when it came time to finish this outfit. Thus Barbie ended up with a black cape from some shimmer yarn I had been experimenting with on some other holiday projects. Shortly after finishing the cape I found the teal.

Since the exercise I have most of my yarns in see through plastic bins which has made finding stuff so much easier. I have a few more bins to buy and then all my yarn will be sorted and accessible when I need it. However, a black cape will go with other outfits that Barbie has more than the teal so in the long run I suspect this was not a bad thing.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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Barbie Santa Take Two

I have been promising myself since I finished this dress the night before Christmas Eve that I would make a note on the pattern reminding myself NOT to join the top and instead add a snap. I still have not done it. I am hoping writing it here will be a reminder if I do not do it and find myself stumped once again next year.

I wrote about this all last week and did manage to finish, wrap and have it ready in time for the big Christmas Eve celebration. I have an Annie's Attic pattern to experiment with next year, but I may find myself returning to this pattern. Sometimes we do what works.

You can find this free pattern by using the Christmas Link below.


Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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American Girl Doll Santa with Holiday Yarn

I finished the second American Girl Doll Santa Dress based on Darski's free Pilgrim Dress. You can find the links to the patterns for the dress and hat at my original posting about the dress here.

I have had the toughest time finding the holiday metallic yarns this year. I looked for them before and after Thanksgiving and they were not yet out at the stores, I was searching. Then I got busy and had other yarn I needed so I did not check online when I was ordering the other yarn I needed figuring I could find the holiday yarn locally saving the additional shipping. Well I did find some of the silver red and green yarn. I really wanted the color metals. Perhaps I will find an online after holiday sale. Although some of the places I looked last minute were already out.

I made the second American Girl hat with the Red/Silver and the White/Silver Bernat Holiday Yarn. I made Darski's Holiday gown with the Green/Silver and White/Silver Bernat Holiday. I found it a bit harder on the fingers than expected. I did like the second Santa hat, although I would make the hat a bit smaller next time. The pattern works up almost too small with Red Heart. The pattern is rather large when I followed it as is with the pattern as written. However, it is a cute design.

I would like to locate the Red/Red to try to make next year’s outfits. None of the girls has just one doll. I also would like to put aside some to donate for next year which means starting early.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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American Girl Holiday Dress

This is my first attempt at Darski's Green Christmas pattern. This one did not make the Christmas box I sent out, but will be going to one of my Christmas Eve visitors. I am thinking about making a second one for a St. Patrick's box. After all, a fancy green dress for St. Patrick's Day is not unheard of for these dolls. Perhaps by then I will have tracked down the green/green metallic. If not the green/silver, it will be for the outfit.

I learned new skills and am still perfecting them because of making this dress. It is one of the things I love about crocheting. There is always something new to learn. I have not perfected the techniques, but finishing the gown was an achievement I am feeling pride in this holiday season.


Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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Barbie Christmas Caroler

The two patterns I wanted to complete for Barbie for Christmas were the Santa and the Christmas Caroler outfits. Set one is complete and ready to ship. Set two needs to be finished by Christmas Eve. I need to get Ken finished. I think Kelly and the American Girl Doll will be projects for next year as I need to get started on the duplicates that need to be completed before Christmas Eve.

I am making two of these outfits for two girls who have both participated in our Christmas Eve caroling. I hope that it will remind them now and in years to come of a family tradition. After all Barbie continues to make a great holiday decoration long after her play days are over.

This is another free pattern that can be found on the Holiday blog page listed under Barbie. Many of these pages are listed as multiple page links so I am working on updating my links to match the way they can be reached.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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Kelly Santa Crochet

One of the Christmas presents I am sending out this year is a Barbie/Kelly set so I wanted to make sure Kelly also had a Christmas outfit. In my travels, I have not encountered a Kelly Santa outfit. I have no experience with Kelly at all. I only recently acquired a few Kelly dolls to use as models. I ordered a Kelly/Stacie pack on clearance and then found Kelly and Tommie at a Church sale.

I started by playing with a Cupie doll pattern. The Cupie doll is not in any way proportional to Kelly. However, it gave me some general ideas about working with smaller sized dolls. My next goal is to work on some free Kelly patterns I have downloaded to get a better feel for how to work with Kelly to make her outfits fit. However, I do think this is a cute first start.

Thankfully, there is only one family member with a Kelly doll so I do not have to try to repeat this creation as it was done on the fly with no guarantees I could successfully repeat it. The Cupie pattern started at the neck so I did also. It actually created the armholes in the opposite direction, neck down, not bottom up, that I am used to, but it worked. I single crocheted the top area, but double crocheted the gown. I tried adding arms, but the sports yarn was just too thick. Perhaps when I try an established pattern I will understand how others have accomplished that task.

The hat ended up larger than I wanted to accommodate her hair. She has a rather hard fixed ponytail that forced the hat to be wider than I wanted for such a small face.

I am looking forward to making more Kelly outfits. I have Skipper and Stacie to work on after the holidays are over. I have some vintage Annie's Attic patterns for Skipper and I think some of them are also for Stacie as well. I have to check her measurements to see what fits. However, those I do not need until Easter/May period. As much as I am tempted to pull them out, they need to remain boxed until after the holiday rush.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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Ken Santa Crochet

I really enjoyed this project. Once I understood the mistakes of Ken Pilgrim, Ken Santa was much more fun to make. In fact, I will go back and make another Ken Pilgrim to replace the old one once I get past the holiday rush.

The red I used for Barbie was from yarn I picked up at a Church sale last year. It finally ran out. Therefore, Ken has a darker yarn, which I purchased at a craft store recently that I actually like better. It has a more old world look to it. I have not even finished off the first skein of white yarn I bought at the Church sale I have been using for all my doll trims, including Ken’s beard. I loved the idea of including a beard in the pattern. I had seen a couple of free Ken and Barbie Santa hat patterns but this is the first free pattern I saw with a beard. You can find the pattern page one here page two here. I did much better with Ken's boots this time. I think I would use this boot pattern for the Pilgrim next time. I also opted out of the buckle on the belt. Instead, I used a snap in the back to hold the belt in place and just sewed a buckle on. Little hands sometimes do better with easier options.




I found an old Annie's Attic pattern for a Santa Ken and Barbie that I ordered from a vintage site. It will be interesting to see how the patterns differ.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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Barbie Santa Crochet

I finally figured out the problems I was having with the free Barbie and Ken Pilgrim patterns and this first Barbie Santa was where the problems resolved themselves. You can find the free pattern here. Instead of a dress, the first Barbie is a two-piece outfit, a skirt and jacket. I do not believe I will have any problem making the next dresses I need to complete my Christmas list. Learning from my mistakes is half the journey.

I am going to try out the Christmas Caroler pattern before making my second Barbie Santa. I have until Christmas Eve before the second sets are delivered. However, I am running out of time as my shipping dates are closing in on the first set of Barbie items.

As I mentioned with the American Girl Doll post, I found some white yarn at a Church Christmas sale that has made wonderful trim for my holiday doll outfits.

Several people have commented about the thread vs. yarn issue with Barbie. Well Thanksgiving taught me that children like having Barbie clothes. Even the Barbie outfit I was not as pleased with was a hit. I fully understand thread looks better. For all those that think I need education, I do not. I have eyes and I can see the difference. Unfortunately, my hands do not seem to work with thread. However, I can still make clothes that send Barbie back to the time of the Pilgrims or make her into Mrs. Claus and that works for the kids who play with these outfits. Given a choice of these bulkier outfits or nothing, I have been told not to wait until I learn to use thread. Therefore, I will continue to admire the outfits people make with thread. However, I am not giving up making my bulkier alternatives leaving kids without clothes for their dolls.

I post the free patterns I can find for Barbie and company. Some are thread and some are yarn. If you cannot find what you want, I suggest you try the vintage market or look for people who sell their patterns to download. There are many thread patterns available. Not everyone generously donates his or her patterns for the rest of us to use. People are entitled to make money from what they create. I am truly grateful for those who donate the gift of their talents for our use. It has allowed me to create far more items this year than would have been possible otherwise. I have continued to buy new patterns and build my vintage pattern collection. However, the free patterns for Barbie, the American Girl Doll, and other crochet toys have extended my gift giving and charitable donations this year. I thank all those who freely give of their talents for the rest of us to enjoy. I hope all of them are blessed and able to continue sharing their talents with the rest of us.



Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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American Girl Doll Santa Crochet

I wanted to make a Santa outfit for the two girls I make Springfield and American Girl Doll clothes for as Christmas presents. Locating a free Santa hat pattern gave me hope for the project. However, I did not find a free pattern for a dress and did not want to experiment with trying to download a purchased pattern as our printer only recently has come back to our network. I started thinking about alternatives after finishing the last of the Pilgrim outfits.

I am new to crocheting in general and even newer to doll clothes making. People who have done this for decades surround me. Therefore, I do understand my level immaturity when it comes to the process.

I wanted a pattern I knew I could have success with and complete. Darski’s free Pilgrim outfit had proven to be a wonderful pattern that I could follow and fit as promised when I was done crocheting it. Crocheting the Pilgrim pattern in red seemed a solution to making a Santa dress. After playing with a Barbie Santa pattern, I decided to experiment with adding some white trim. The yarn was a great find at a Christmas Church sale. I would not normally have purchased the yarn because I had no idea if it would work for this type of project. When I looked after the fact in our local craft stores, the yarn is generally $5-6 per skein. However, at the expensive price of $.50 per skein one can take afford to experiment.

The free Santa Hat pattern was a wonderful find. I had never used the popcorn stitch and the author did a wonderful job explaining it. I worked on this Thanksgiving Day. I have trouble just sitting still with nothing in my hands. This project was a great way to keep my hands engaged. That being said, I pulled the popcorn section out four or five times as I lacked the concentration needed to follow that section of the pattern. I think I will make the second one in a more focused environment.

I have at least one more of these to make before Christmas Day. This one needs to be packed and shipped across country. I am trying to work out a plan for a Christmas Caroler outfit. If not this year, then next year is always a possibility.

Barbie and American Girl Doll Free Patterns are listed on my blog at these locations:

Barbie Crochet and Sewing Page

Barbie Knitting Page

Ken Page

Kelly/Skipper Page

American Girl Doll Crochet and Sewing

American Girl Doll Knitting

Additional Doll Patterns also Available on the Holiday Blogs:

Christmas

Valentines

Easter

Graduation

Patriotic

Halloween Page

Thanksgiving

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Hello Kitty Santa Crochet

I have to thank Armina Ami-Nals for teaching me how to make Hello Kitty. This pattern is actually not her Santa pattern, but an adaptation of her Witch pattern. I have links to her patterns on the Hello Kitty page. You can find both links on the page and decide which you prefer. I love the dress of the witch and I have never worked with the fun fur so adapting the witch to Santa seemed an easier route for me.

I tried using double crochets for the dress and I liked the effect. I also started from the top of the arm, instead of the hand. This allowed me to add cuffs to the dress. If you follow my blog, you will know I am not a fan of sewing. I use safety eyes whenever I can instead of sewing eyes. Suncatchers introduced me to Hello Kitty noses. This is the first chance I have had to try the noses out and I prefer the way the safety nose works to the sewn noses I make.

The Santa Hat is comes from a doll pattern I have been working on. I worked the size to fit Hello Kitty's head. I bought a pom-pom maker, but have not had time to use it yet. Therefore, I am still using the packaged versions for my patterns. After my holiday crocheting is done, I plan to dive in to learning more about Loom Knitting so I can use all the looms I bought. Next year I may even have real pom-poms as well.

If you arrived here looking for free toy patterns please see the following pages:

Hello Kitty

Crochet and Knit Puppets

Crochet Amigurumi Animals and Stuffed Animal Free Patterns

Knit Amigurumi and Stuffed Toys

Crochet and Knit Amigurumi and Other Dolls

Knit and Crochet Toys

Dinosaurs and Dragons

Teddy Bear Patterns and Clothes

Knit and Crochet Food Patterns Great for Play Food


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Christmas Bell Ornament

I am continuing my Christmas ornament project. This bell pattern came from Leisure Arts Christmas Ornaments to Crochet#512. I liked this pattern because it was the first I had seen that actually had a bell that would allow the ornament to make noise. Since I will be across the country, noisy ornaments are hardly an issue. Seriously though, as a child I was always confused by bells that never made a noise. We had many metal bell shaped ornaments that were empty on the inside. It seemed odd.




The pattern confused me because it crochets the bell to a certain length and then pushes a portion of the length inside the bell to make the bell hold its shape. When I read the directions, I had no idea what the designer had in mind. I walked away, came back, played with it and came up with a workable solution. I still do not know if I followed the designer's method, but it worked for me and it allowed for a nice jingling when I added the jingle bell I had on hand. I did change the top of the bell. Instead of adding a crochet loop at the top, I used the yarn I had sewed the jingle bell to the crochet bell to crochet a loop that a metal hanger can be added to later. It just seemed like an easier solution to the problem. I will need to make a few more of these before Christmas.

For those of you who arrived here looking for free Christmas patterns please feel free to visit the Christmas Knit and Crochet Page or the Christmas Ornament Page for free patterns. If you are looking for Plastic Canvas themed Christmas Projects please see the Plastic Canvas Christmas Page.

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Plastic Canvas Toy Patterns

Plastic Canvas toys make wonderful gifts for children. I came across patterns while searching for other items and decided to find more. I will continue to research and please feel free to leave comments with more.

Toys:

Baby Block Jingle Toys

Free Patterns

Kissin' Frog

Kissin' Lion

Krafty Kris' Frog Kisses

Nana's Baby Blocks Detailed Pictures

Race Car

Slavic Nesting Dolls Scroll Down

Tetris Magnets Tutorial

Train

Transportation Magnets

USA Magnets

Charts with Popular Children's Themes:

Bob the Builder

Blue's Clue's

Clifford Couple of Patterns Scroll Down

Curious George Scroll Down

Dora Several Patterns

Elmo Scroll Down

Harry Potter

My Little Pony

Scooby Doo

Picture Credit: Squirrel Cottage's flickr.com

Christmas Craft Sale Deals

Holiday craft sales are starting earlier than ever this year. For those that sell crafts this is probably obvious.

However, some of these sales can be great times to get materials as well as learn new ideas for your own crafting. I have found the Senior Center sales in this area to be the best resource for finding craft books, kits, and other craft supplies. Many have a resale table for materials. While other sales tend to have knick knacks, toys, and Christmas ornaments on these tables, I have had amazing luck at the Senior Centers in finding craft materials. Many people begin to down size and donate the materials to their Senior Center for sale. The prices are often quite good. Even more importantly you can often find vintage pattern books no longer available.

Happy hunting.

Picture Credits:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/lastgunslinger/ / CC BY-ND 2.0

Knit and Crochet Christmas Ornaments

I love Christmas Ornaments. I have them all over the house, not just on the tree. Unbreakable ornaments are key when small hands are around. As I was doing some additional research I came across patterns that were just Christmas Ornaments.

Crochet

Amigurumi Ornaments Lily Sugar and Cream

Ball Covers

Ball Ornaments

Balls

Candy Canes

Clothespin Angel

Christmas Lightbulbs Crochetcafe

Christmas Pudding

Crochet Pattern Central

Cupcake

Holly and Berries

Holly Berry

Holly Berry Satchet

Lion Brand Snowman

Little Drummer Boy's Drum



Mistletoe

Peppermint Ornaments

Pine Cone

Reindeer Lily Sugar and Cream

Reindeer Ornament

Rory the Reindeer Roxy Craft



Santa

Santa Lily Sugar and Cream

Santa 2

Snowflake Ornament

Snowman

Snowman

Toboggan

Tree

Wreath Ornament Crochet 'n More

Wreath Crochet Club



Knit

Bears

Bells

Bells

Candy Canes

Candy Cane I Cord

Fair Isle Ornament

Knitting on the Net

Knitting Pattern Central

Lights

Lion Brand

Snowman

Christmas Wreath



Knitting Loom:

Candy Cane and Stocking

Hats

Snowflake

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Christmas Plastic Canvas

Christmas is a great time to make plastic canvas projects. There are a wide number of projects available for all ages and interests.

I have had several inquires about the pattern used in these pictures. It is not a free pattern but I wrote a blog about the information on the published pattern that you can find here.

A-D

Bear in a Box

Candy Cane Railroad

Christmas Angel Pin

Christmas Gazebo

Christmas Tree AOK Corral

Christmas Wreath

Coasters

Country Elf

DLTK Easy Ornaments





E-L

Free Craft Creations

Free Patterns

Frosty Friends Welcome

Funny Face Light Bulbs

Gingerbread Boy

Grinch Charts Scroll Down

Holiday Picture Holders

Kitten Elf







M-R

Mantle Stand Up Decorations Krafty Kat

Mittens

Moonshdw Scroll Through for Patterns

Mountain Harmony Christmas and Hanukkah

Nativity Christmas Ornaments AOK Corral

Picture Holder Ornaments

Ornament Coasters

Ornament Patterns

Rainbow Gallery

Red Nose Magnet

Reindeer on Duty



S-Z

Santa Stuck in the Chimney Coasters

Snowman

Snowman

Snowman Earrings

Star Tree Topper

Tissue Boxes

Winter Penguin


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Christmas, Channukah, Winter, and Holiday Crochet, Knit, and Sewing Resources

Christmas and the Holiday Seasons inspire crafters to want to make things to decorate and to give families and friends. I have been locating lots of free patterns for Christmas, Holiday, and Winter themes.



For More Christmas Ornament Patterns on this Site Click Here


Christmas/Winter Patterns

Crochet:

American Girl Doll:

Green Christmas Dress

Perfect Christmas Dress Thread

Santa Hat updated when I found designer's new website

Barbie Fashion Doll Patterns:
Link not available
Barbie Christmas Caroler Page 1 Page 2 (Still haven't located a Wayback location for this pattern)

Barbie Christmas Angel

Barbie Belly Button Doll Christmas Dress Thread

Barbie Fashion Doll Mrs. Claus

Barbie Orble Elf Hat

Barbie Santa Hat

Christmas Scene to Create for Barbie Tree, Fire Place

Ken Christmas Caroler Page 1 and 2 as of 2026



Ken Holiday Tux

Ken Santa Page 1 Page 2

Old World Santa and Mrs. Claus

Christmas Winter Crochet:

Games:

Gingerbread Checkers

Penguin Bowling

Kitchen/Home Items:

Bath:

Christmas Tree Bath Mitt

Dishcloths and Pot Holders:

Candy Cane

Candy Cane Lane

Christmas Flowers Dishcloth

Christmas Lights Dishcloth or Pot Holder

Christmas Star Dishcloth

Christmas Tree Shaped Dishcloth

Christmas Tree Dishcloth and Scrubbie

Christmas Tree Pot Holder

Christmas Wreath Dishcloth

Christmas Wreath Pot Holder and Dishcloth

Gingerbread House Dishcloth

Holiday Hexagon Dishcloth

Holiday Ruffles Dishcloth

Holly Square Dishcloth

Hot Pad

New Year's Dishcloth

Poinsettia Dishcloth

Poinsettia In A Square

Poinsettia Pot Holder

Pot Holder

Santa Dishcloth

Rudolph Dishcloth

Santa Pot Holder

Snowflake Dishcloth

Snowflake Pot Holder

Snowladies Dishcloths

Snowman Dishcloth

Snowman Head Round

Snowman in Square Dishcloth

Tannenbaum Dishcloth

Wreath Dishcloth



Afghans:

Afghan

Austrian Sleigh Robe

Blue and White Snowflake Afghan

Christmas Noel

Christmas Star

Christmas Star 2

Granny's Noel Throw

Holiday Stripes Afghan

Scandivaian Snowflake Afghan

Snowflake Afghan

Tis the Season

Coasters:

Christmas Tree Coaster

Peppermint Coasters

Placemat and Coaster

Poinsettia Coasters

Poinsettia Coaster Thread

Other Kitchen/Home Patterns:

Christmas Tree Towel Topper

Poinsettia Doily

Table Runner

Clothing:

Baby Elf Hat

Baby Santa Hat

Candy Cane Chain Scarf

Santa Cabled Beret

Santa Hat

Santa Hat Child

Snowman Mittens Adult and Child Sizes

Snowflake Scarf

Decorations:

Earrings/Pins:

Christmas Wreath Pin or Fridgie

Wreath Pin Detailed Instructions


Gingerbread:

Gingerbread Boy

Gingerbread Boy and Girl Thread

Gingerbread Garland

Gingerbread Girl

Gingerbread House

Gingerbread House 2

Gingerbread Man

Gingerbread Man 2

Gingerbread Man Scarf Child Size

Gingerbread Man with Santa Hat

Nativity:

Angel Finger Puppet

Holy Family Figures/Puppets

Kings/Wisemen Finger Puppets

Nativity

Nativity Jessica Tromp

Shepherds Finger Puppets

Santa Claus:

Jingles the Jolly Elf

Jolly Santa

Mrs. Claus

Mr. and Mrs. Santa Claus

Mrs. Claus

Mrs. Claus 9"

Mrs. Claus Small

Santa

Santa Ami

Santa and Rudolph

Santa Bear

Santa Bear 2

Santa's Cookies

Snowmen:

Frosty

His First Snowman

Melting Snowman

Melting Snowman 2

Snow Family

Snowman Lion Brand

Snowman with Shovel

Stockings:

John Deere Tractor Stocking

Santa Christmas Stocking

Snowman, Tree, Santa

Snowman 2 and Reindeer

Trees:

Christmas Tree

Christmas Tree Worsted Weight Yarn

Christmas Tree Donna's Crochet

Tree

Tree Michaels

Tree Small

Wrights

Tree Skirts:

Bev's Cottage Tree Skirt Patterns

Crochet Pattern Central

Crochetville

Granny Square Tree Skirt

Poinsettia Tree Skirt

Round Ripple Crochetville

SmoothFox Star

Tree Skirt

Tree Skirt Crochet Kim

Tree Skirt Lion Brand

General:

Angel Duckie

Candy Cane Reindeer

Christmas Candle

Christmas Chains

Christmas Chick

Christmas Mice

Christmas Pudding

Craftown

Crochet Pattern Central

Houses

Hello Kitty

Jack Frost Doll 9"

Lily Elf

Magnets

Mice Strolling Choir

Mr. and Mrs. Christmas Mouse

Murray the Reindeer

Penguin Ornament

Poinsettia

Purple Kitty Berries and Bows Ornaments

Purple Kitty Holiday Center Piece

Reindeer

Reindeer and Penguin

Santa Wreath

Scrooge Ami

Snowman Pin or Magnet

Stocking

Tote

Vintage Christmas Crochet

Wreath with Bells Lily Sugar and Cream



Knit:

American Girl:

Candy Cane Dress

Christmas Carol Outfit

Kit's Christmas Cape

Kitchen/Home Items:

Choir Singers Scroll Down

12 Days of Christmas Dish cloth
patterns

Christmas Pudding Dishcloth

Christmas Scene Dish Cloth

Christmas Tree Cloth

Christmas Tree Dishcloth 2

Gift Bags

Gingerbread Dish Cloth

Napkin Rings

Reindeer Dishcloth Scroll Down

Santa Dish Cloth

Santa Tea Cosy

Stocking Dish Cloth



Decorations:

Clothing:

Elf Hat Child

Elf Hat 2

Santa Claus Hat

Santa Hat Knit Picks



Nativity:

Nativity Set

Simple Nativity Set



Snowmen:

Jean Greenhowe's Snowman

Knit Picks Snowman

Snowman 1

Snowman 2

Snowman 3

Snowman 4



Stockings:

Dinosaur

Purple Kitty Stocking

Knitted Stocking

Striped Christmas Stocking



Tree Skirts:

Bev's Country Cottage Tree Skirts

Knit Gifts Around the Tree

Round Ripple

Tree Skirt

General:

Angel

Candy Canes

Card Holder

Craft Bits Key Chain

Craft Bits Plum Pudding

Christmas Knitting Projects

Christmas Pudding Pin

Daily Knitter

Garland

Holiday Mice

House and Tree Knitpicks

Icicles

Knitted Christmas Bells

Knitting on the Net

Knitting Pattern Central

Moth Heaven Christmas Ball

Plum Pudding


Trees



Loom Knitting:

Abominable Snowmonster from Rudolph

Candy Canes

Christmas Stocking

Loom Snowman and Angel Finger Puppet same entry

Poinsettia

Santa Doll

Snowman

Snowman Bev's Cottage

Snowman GettinItPegged

Snowman Toilet Paper Cover

Stocking

Stocking

Sewing:

American Girl Patterns:

Santa Hat

Christmas Sewing:

AOK Corral Gingerbread Men

Bev's Country Cottage Tree Skirts

Plush Christmas Mouse



Channukah

Crochet:

Dreidal Ami

Dreidel Softie


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