For those of us who don’t work on our Christmas crafts 365 days a year, it’s time to get going! Christmas in July will soon be turning the corner into August and before we know it, Christmas Eve will indeed be upon us. If you find yourself making the mad dash to the department stores from year to year, take a minute to browse through these handmade Christmas crafts. Holiday gifts shouldn’t have you spending too much for too little. Instead, they should be affordable, adorable, and absolutely useful. These free knitting patterns, creative crochet tutorials, and adorable afghan patterns are the answer to your prayers.
Between the hats, scarves, and blankets on this list, you’ll never run out of handmade Christmas gifts that will warm your friends’ and family’s hands, heads, and hearts! It may sound crazy but these Christmas crafts will have you wishing for the summer sun to set and for the snow to start falling. Don’t let the holidays make a dent in your wallet this year. Instead, browse through these Christmas crafts, get out your crochet hook and your knitting needles, and plow your way through each project.
Noel Knitting Patterns
Have you ever seen anything cuter? Probably not. This Jingle Bells Baby Hat is the perfect gift for a baby. Not only will this hat keep its teeny topper warm, it will keep the baby in constant jingle joy!
Christmas Crochet Crafts
Put your glass of eggnog down on a coaster that’s equally as spirited. This Christmas Bell Coaster is adorable and useful. Take a break from the hats and scarves and crochet a craft that you can enjoy while sitting by the fireplace.
- One Hour Snowflake
- A Cheery Christmas Noel Afghan
- Bell Angel Ornament
- Christmas Bells Crocheted Wreath
Angelic Afghan Ideas
Wrap yourself in Christmas with this Classic Tree Holiday Afghan. Christmas just isn’t the same without a tree and with this free afghan tutorial, you can have more than one! Bundle up and let it snow.
Which project makes you a believer?
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