10 Quick Crochet Christmas Ornaments That Actually Sell (Free Patterns)
You don't need a big complicated pattern to make and sell at Christmas markets!
All of these take under an hour, you can even use up scrap yarns for these, and make a bunch of them to display at your holiday market booth, sell online in your shop, or even just make them for your own holiday decor or to gift to a loved one.
Basic Ridge Ornament by The Turtle Trunk, see the pattern here.
First is the easy basic ridge ornament by The Turtle Trunk. This one is a written pattern on their blog and has a video tutorial on their YouTube channel. To create it you start with a round plastic or glass ornament, the pattern is worked back and forth in rows and then stitch it around the ornament to finish it off. And you can easily make them bigger or smaller if you like by adjusting the hook if you have an ornament base that is a different size then 3.25 inches.
Next is the star ornament by Persia Lou. This one is a written pattern on their blog and is made in the round, and you can whip up a bunch of them in one crafting session. And to finish it off you do block the stars, and you stiffen and shape the stars with a mix of fabric stiffener and water and once it dries it will keep its shape nicely.
Round Snowflakes by Attic24, see the pattern here.
Or make the round snowflakes by Attic24 and it’s over on their website. This one is worked in the round and there are pictures for each step of the way which is helpful. I love the lacy nature of this one, and to finish it off you can spray them with lukewarm water and laundry spray starch to stiffen them. And you can make a bunch of these even in different colors or with different yarns to give your decor an extra festive vibe.
Mini Christmas Jumper by Blue Star Crochet, see the pattern here.
Or make the mini Christmas jumper ornament by Blue Star Crochet. The finished size is 2.75 inches and it’s worked top down with a round yoke. It starts with a foundation chain which forms the neckline, and then is worked in rounds and increases evenly spaced out. The round yoke is then split to the main body and two sleeves. You can also adjust the finished size by adjusting the yarn weight as well.
Gingerbread Man by Easy Crochet, see the pattern here.
I also like the gingerbread man by easy crochet. To create it you start with the gingerbread body then the head then you finish off the gingerbread person and add a bow pattern by sewing or hot gluing if you like to finish it off. It is about 3 inches tall and is a written pattern on their blog. And these ones would be so easy to whip up with scrap yarns as well.
Yarn Basket Ornament by Naztazia, see the pattern here.
Next is the yarn basket ornament by Naztazia. The basket is worked in one piece from the bottom all the way to the top handles. I’ve also included a small liner inside, and the reason for this is to keep the bottom part basket from sagging as it holds the mini yarns. They added the top part of a crochet hook actually in the basket for design reasons of course this can be a little dangerous to do on purpose but if you accidentally have broken a hook this could be a fun way to use it as a display or you can use toothpicks to add as little model knitting needles instead and this would make a lovely gift to a crocheter or knitter.
Easy Wreath Ornament by Skip to my Lou, see the pattern here.
The easy wreath ornament by skip to my lou. This one is actually started off by working around a wooden ring to give it a bit of structure and you work in the round, this one can also be customized with different green colors, and you can add French-knot berries and a bow even, and they also make a great package topper and can be a great upsell.
Easy Angel Ornament by Stitch by Fay, see the pattern here.
Here is easy angel ornament by Stitch by Fay. It’s quick and easy with minimal sewing and the head and body are crocheted in one piece. To create you crochet the head first then the body features surface slip stitching for added detail and is left open and unstuffed. This allows the finished angel to. Also be used as a freestanding ornament or tree topper for a Christmas tree.
Easy Angel Ornament by Stitch by Fay, see the pattern here.
Next is the easy crochet angel which is by Stitch by Fay. These are definitely heirloom quality pieces, and one has a tassel skirt which is made with double crochet and minimal sewing. You can also use cotton to have that natural look, The sections work up really quick and the head and wings are crocheted as one piece with the hair requiring sewing. You can also add facial features if you would like but she also looks lovely without them.
Boho Spinner Ornament by Rich Textures Crochet, see the pattern here.
Or make the boho spinner ornament by Rich Textures Crochet. This one would be perfect hanging on a mantle or Christmas tree, they’re quick and easy to make as they are only four rows and would be perfect to whip up and sell at a market. You can use scrap yarns and you only need two colors, but you can use more or less as you like, and this one is a written pattern on their blog. You can also add tassels or beads as you like as well to give it a bit of extra texture.
Well what did you like of this pattern? Let me know in the comments below, and I would love to hear from you if you’re going to be making these for markets or if you’re just making them for yourself or to give to loved ones. I will be sharing plenty more holiday videos as well as we get into the holiday season, so make sure you’re subscribed to the YouTube channel and click the notification bell to join me. Well thanks for watching and I hope you’ll join me in the next one!