Showing posts with label Christmas crochet pattern. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas crochet pattern. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 16, 2016

Winter and Holiday knit and crochet designs

I love winter and this year it feels like it is just not going to come to Kansas.  I decided to have an early holiday sale at AndersonsCreations on Etsy with free shipping in the U.S.  Do you long for snow and it just won't cooperate?  Here are 3 snow icicle decorations that would look wonderful on a tree or wreath or any display that needs that winter look.
If you would like to make your crochet icicles click on the 'buy now' button on the right, or at LoisLeigh's Ravelry store, or AndersonsCreations on Etsy, or my loveCrochet site for folks that have VAT taxes.
 
Are you looking for that perfect shrug, cardigan or sweater that will add elegance and flair to any outfit?  I have 3 sizes already hand knit for you with free U.S. shipping made of soft Merino wool and silk. 
 
Are you looking for a warm poncho to throw on for added warmth?  This poncho is made with the same exquisite yarn and will ship to you for free in the United States. 
 Would you like to knit either of these pattern for your self using the yarn you prefer?  The patterns are available, using the 'buy now' button on the right, or at AndersonsCreations knitting pattern on Etsy, on LoisLeigh's Ravelry shop lace-knit-bundle.
 
Are you looking for some fingerless gloves for the man in your life?  These gloves are hand knit for you, using cotton and tencel for ease of washing.  My husband loves to use the pair I made for him so that he can still feel for areas that need to be sanded in his woodworking shop.  These also have free shipping in the U.S. and are already made for you in a Rust color.
 
If you would like to make your own pair out of yarn you prefer to use, the pattern is available by using the 'buy now' button on the right.  This pattern is also available in my Etsy shop or at Craftsy shop or Ravelry shop scarves--gloves along with some other scarves and fingerless gloves pattern.
 
Do you love crochet art?  There is free shipping in the United States on all my crochet wall hangings.
 
 
The patterns for all of these holiday décor are available by using the 'buy now' button on the right or at AndersonsCreation.etsy.com or at LoisLeigh's Ravelry shop
 
I hope this early holiday sale helps you feel like winter is coming and gives you a chance to buy an item that you have wanted all year long.

 



Thursday, November 12, 2015

Christmas crochet patterns

With the cooler weather and snow coming I thought I would list some of my Christmas crochet patterns. I know that this is early, but in order to make these patterns in time for Christmas, I wanted to get these posted. All of my patterns have been tested by 2 or 3 other individuals so that they make sense and to catch any errors.  I also list my e-mail address on each pattern so that you can reach me by e-mail if you have a question on them.

I love this time of year with snow and icicles.  Unfortunately, our state does not always have snow.  I made a quick and fun pattern to decorate the Christmas tree or wreaths or package wrapping with.
The pattern gives picture tutorials on how to add the pearl like beads at the bottom of each icicle.  You can find my pattern on my Etsy shop, at my Craftsy store,  in my Ravelry store, or use the buy now button at the right.  If you would like to buy three of these decorations already made for you, you can find them for sale in my Etsy shop.
 
In our house, Christmas is all about the birth of my Savior, Jesus Christ.  Before the birth of this miracle baby, God sent an angel to tell Mary and the shepherds about what He was doing. 
You can buy the pattern using the "buy now" button on the right, or here in my Ravelry shop, in my Etsy store or on Craftsy.  She would look wonderful on a wall or tree or even in the middle of a wreath. 
 
I have so many Nativity sets that all my surfaces are covered.  I designed a nativity set for the wall.
The pattern includes the patterns for Mary, Joseph, baby Jesus, the star and the background.  Use the buy now button on the right to purchase this pattern or buy it at AndersonsCreations on Etsy or at my Craftsy Store.  If you don't have the time or inclination to make this yourself, you can buy this glorious wall hanging here.
 
The sweet little baby Jesus pattern along with the other 2 characters can be purchased separately and hung on a tree or wreath and then put in the nativity on Christmas day.  I love the baby Jesus as he has no glass parts so that he makes a perfect teaching tool that small hands cannot break him.
You can use the buy now button on the right to purchase this pattern or but it on Etsy, Ravelry, or on Craftsy.  I have set up a section in my Ravelry shop that has all my Christmas Crochet patterns in one convenient place.  Ravelry Christmas Crochet  If you are interested in buying this darling ornament already made for you, you will find it in my Etsy shop.
 
Another tradition I love at Christmas time in Christmas Carolers.  The Victorian Carolers are also attached to a hoop and are ready to celebrate Christ's birth in song.
The pattern includes complete instructions on making a male and female character standing by a gas street light on a snowy street.  Use the buy now button on the right or buy the pattern at AndersonsCreations on Etsy, or on Craftsy or at my Ravelry store.  If you would prefer to buy this wall hanging already hand made for you, you can find it in my etsy shop.
 
I love Christmas time and have to start early to get everything made for family and friends.  What do you like about Christmas?
 




Wednesday, December 3, 2014

Christmas crochet patterns

I love Christmas time.  Maybe that is why I have so many crochet patterns that would add that special touch to your home.  I thought I would showcase some of these patterns.  The first pattern is a Victorian Carolers Wall Hanging when you want to add a bit of Victorian flair to your holiday decorating.

 
I love snow. Kansas doesn't always comply so I made this really easy snow on icicle ornament pattern to put around the house, on a tree or wreath. 
 
 
A new crochet ornament that I finished this year is for anyone who has a new baby in their life.  The back of the ornament has a flat area that could have a label attached with the baby's date of birth and name.  They will last long after Christmas on a nursery wall.
 
 
In our house, Christmas is all about the announcement that the angel made to Mary about the birth of her miracle baby.  Angels are all around us but we can't usually see them unless they allow us to.  This ornament can hang on the tree or a wall the remind us of God's protection no matter what time of year.
 


 
What would Christmas be without the birth of that special baby 2000 year ago.  This ornament of the sweet baby Jesus can be used on a tree or wreath.  Making this ornament can help teach small ones what Christmas is about without fear of small hands breaking them.  I had one customer tell me that she makes one for friends when they need comfort. 
 
 
I love nativity sets so I had to design one that could hang on the wall as all my surfaces were covered with other crèches.  This pattern includes 4 ornaments that would look wonderful on any tree or wreath.
 
 

Each pattern can be bought separately.  A more economical choice is the buy the wall hanging pattern to house them. 
 
 
I hope you enjoyed this review of all my Christmas patterns available right now.  All these patterns can also be found at my Ravelry store.  My Etsy shop has all these patterns along with many of the ready made items.  What do you like to make at Christmas time?
 


 


 
 
 


Thursday, November 13, 2014

Babys first christmas ornament

There is so much to be thankful for this month.  On October 30, our new granddaughter, Ayme Elizabeth, was born.
She is so darling and so opposite her older sister, Naomi, who had no hair and is platinum blonde.  (The story of Rose Red and Snow White is what comes to mind.)  I wanted to design a pattern for her older sister when she was born. 
 
This pattern is a more advanced pattern with picture tutorials on how to make the stamens.  I wanted to design something a little simpler for our new grand baby.  Since Christmas is coming up, I thought of a Christmas ornament.  Here is Ayme's new ornament.
 
 
Once I got the pattern figured out, I decided to make one for each of the grandchildren including our grandson, Ethan.
 
This ornament has no glass for young hands to break.  The backside has a perfect spot to transfer name and date of birth onto. I will be transferring the information onto a piece of cotton material and then sewing the material onto the back.

 
The pattern is back from my pattern testers and has been checked for errors.  It is a fast and fun Christmas crochet pattern to make.  You can find the pattern here in my etsy shop. Here is the pattern in my Ravelry and Craftsy shops. 
 
Not only would this ornament be great on a Christmas tree but when the season is over, it would make a wonderful wall ornament for the nursery.
I hope everyone has a fun and wonderful holiday with lots and lots of blessings from the Lord.