Filling your home with handmade items can make Christmas cozier and more personalized. A hand-knit sweater can make a great gift and knitted Christmas tree can make the difference in your holiday decor.
If you are coming up empty on designs, check out these 10 Christmas knitting patterns.
Christmas Tree
These little knitted trees are a great way to make your home festive. You can knit a few of them to place around your shelves or put on your desk to bring the Christmas spirit.
The trees do not need a lot of yarn or stuffing and the pattern is free. The pattern includes everything you need from row numbers to photos helping you make the tree.
Christmas Pudding Teapot Warmer
There is nothing worse than your tea getting cold in the pot on a snowy winter day. With this teapot warmer, you are not only getting a way to keep your pot warm, but you are getting into the Christmas spirit. The warmer is easy to knit making it ideal for beginners.
The pattern by Zoe Halsted is part of a Christmas themed book that includes a tree garland, a seasonal table runner and a gingerbread man to cuddle. The patterns use a variety of King Cole yarn.
Reindeer Christmas Stocking
Are you tired of those store-bought Christmas stockings? If the answer is yes, this is the knitting pattern for you.
Designed by Dee Hardwicke, this festive pattern will look great on the mantle. The stocking uses Rowan Valley Tweed and a 3.25mm circular needle. The pattern is also free so you have no reason not to try it.
Tinsel Snowmen
Nothing brings out the holiday spirit as much as these cuddly little snowmen with their hats and scarves. They are able to bring a smile to your face on the coldest days.
Using Tinsel Chunky yarn, they are great seasonal toys or decorations to make your home more festive. With the wide variety of shades of yarn available, you can match these little snowmen to anything.
Robin Christmas Socks
A nice pair of knitted wool socks are the best way to keep your feet warm over the holiday season. These Robin Christmas socks use a limited edition Robin shade of West Yorkshire Spinners Signature 4 Ply.
The socks also have a cabled design that compliments the characteristics of the iconic little bird the socks are named after. The great thing about this pattern is that you can get the yarn with it.
Knitted Lapland Mittens
Keep your hands warm this winter with these knitted Lapland mittens. The mittens are inspired by the traditional pattern from Finnish Lapland.
These mittens are made using Novita Nordic and 7 Veljestä Wool. This is a soft yarn that will keep your hands toasty as you explore the snowy outdoors.
Santa Hat
What is Christmas without a Santa Hat? Instead of getting one from the store, you can knit one yourself. This cute little hat is one that you can wear all winter or save for Christmas day.
The pattern is easy to follow and anyone with a circular needle can make it. The pattern uses only 2 balls of yarn.
Mini Hat And Mittens Garland
These miniature hats and mittens make great package trims or Christmas tree decorations. When you string them together, they can be used to trim your mantle or staircase. You can also add a little personal touch to your Christmas tree.
The pattern is for intermediate knitters, but beginners can take a shot too.
Christmas Stars Afghan
Snuggling under a cozy afghan watching your favorite Christmas movies is a great way to spend the holiday season. This Christmas Stars afghan is the one you want to be under.
The red and white afghan is one that you will treasure for years and bring out every winter. It is also easy to knit with the pattern being ideal for advanced beginners.
Knitted Bags for Giving
Do you want to change the look of the presents under the tree? Need a special way to wrap a gift for friends, family or an office Secret Santa? These knitted bags are the answer.
Wow recipients with these clever bags. You can make a small bag, a wine bottle bag or a large bag depending on your gift needs. This pattern is easy and anyone can make them.