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Knitted Christmas Ornaments, free patterns

We have gotten our tree out, and when I start decorating it, I love running across the handmade ornaments, especially the knitted and crocheted ones. I’ve been searching for some Christmas pattern ornaments online and have found so many cute ones!
Knit-Mitten-Ornament
These are so cute! They would be nice on packages also, Pattern from Red Heart Yarns, Knitted Mittens Christmas Ornaments.
minutia_lg
From Berroco, these lovely little sweater ornaments! I would love to have an entire tree of these, they would be great to use up little bits of yarn also. Little knitted sweater Christmas Tree ornament pattern here. It has the pattern marked as easy. (well I’m not sure about that?) I want to try one and see.
Snowman-Pattern
From Natural Suburbia a nice little knitted snowman ornament pattern!
More Christmas Ornaments on the way!!
See previous post for more patterns here
Happy Knitting…
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  1. kathy b12/04/2012

    LOve the mittens

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  2. Paula, the quilter12/05/2012

    I've made the mittens and a little red and white hat to go with them. They turned out sooooo cute.

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  3. J11/10/2014

    I'm going to have a try at the mittens. Thanks so much!

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  4. knittingdragonflies11/13/2014

    I'm so glad, I hope you enjoy them! They look so cute on the tree!
    Vicki

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  5. Crochet Cozy Moments9/03/2026

    Such a lovely collection of Christmas ornaments! I really enjoy seeing how handmade decorations can give a Christmas tree its own personality and tell a story through different designs and textures. Handmade Christmas Ornaments have a special charm because they can become part of holiday traditions and be enjoyed year after year. Crochet Christmas Decor is especially beautiful for adding a warm, delicate touch to festive decorating.

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