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Beginner Christmas Wreath Ornament

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This is the perfect Beginner Christmas Wreath Ornament for those just learning to crochet for the holidays. Free Christmas crochet patterns like this are easy to make and will look great on the tree. Add it to a present as a fun gift topper to make your gift-giving even more personal. Mix it up and use different colors to make them in green, red, or white!

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Crochet Hook6 or 1.8 mm hook (steel)

Yarn Weight(0) Lace (33-40 stitches to 4 inches). Includes crochet thread.

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princess6860504

Oct 19, 2017

What a good craft fair item. You are able to make many, many of these adorable classic looking Christmas wreath ornaments and stretch your craft dollar further. This is a multi-dimensional DIY craft. It's got a little bit of everything! Make it modern by using a non-traditional thread color for the wreath, like a pink with a silver bow.

Hippie Chick

Oct 18, 2017

A great little beginner project using crochet thread instead of yarn. Crochet thread is a little harder to work with, in my opinion, because it is not as thick as regular yarn and it is harder to hold on to and doesnt really keep a consistently tight stitch. Well, those are my findings your results with vary.

Delphine Bryant

Aug 21, 2017

An excellent beginner project for anyone interested in working with thread. By looking at the picture I did not know that thread was used so the finished projects are probably fairly small. Is it really necessary to use the fabric stiffener?

Hippie Chick

Oct 18, 2017

I think the fabric stiffener is just a guideline based on your preference. I am not going to use it on mine.

bscott1122 4679886

May 26, 2017

i cannot find the pattern no matter what! the wreath however is lovely!

AFC Editor Julia

May 30, 2017

Hi biscott, Thanks for letting us know! I've updated the link above so that it now takes you to the pattern. Thanks! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet

kaje2000 4823027

Nov 20, 2016

link is here http//www.craftown.com/Christmas-Wreath-Ornament.h == tml

mulberrygalprinces s

Nov 08, 2016

I see it isn't working but this is easy enough to come up with,just make a chain of about 30 and then go back and do double crochets in each one. Finish off. Take a piece of wire, about an 18 or 20 gauge and measure off about 8". Weave the crochet onto it, in a folding pattern and close the wire, forming a hanging loop. Slide the yarn around until the wreath looks full. Add bells, a pretty red bow, etc.

sweetrose46 250009 8

Oct 27, 2016

What a shame, this pattern's site is not working!! It says to check back at another time for the pattern.

AFC Editor Julia

Oct 28, 2016

Hi sweetrose, Thank you for bringing this to our attention - it looks like the blogger's website isn't functional at this time so we will be removing this pattern from our site. We're sorry for the inconvenience! Julia, editor for AllFreeCrochet

ydietzel 3649060

Oct 28, 2016

A Baby Blanket for Erin This works! http//www.craftown.com/Christmas-Wreath-Orn == ament.html

maentre 9564943

Oct 20, 2015

I would like to do this if i can figure out the pattern I really think it is cute

maentre 9564943

Oct 20, 2015

HI My name is Teresa and I was reading your instruction for the pattern for the christmas wreath and the 1st part of it did not make any since the instructions were confusing aster you make the chain and join it what did you mean on the 60 stitches are you supposed to do it in each stich, that is not the way it reads, maybe i am not reading it right, if you can email me with the clear instructions that would be Great . Thank you Teresa teresaersery@yahoo.com I like the project but cant understand the instructions

sandydriggers 1178 962

Jan 17, 2012

I tried to click on "Christmas ornaments" - it brought me back to the picture of the wreath but without instructions. I'm probably still just missing what you are talking about.

JennyBee1

Jan 18, 2012

@sandydriggers 1178962, Here is a direct link to the pattern: http://www.craftown.com/Christmas-Wreath-Ornament.html I hope this helps! --editors of AllFreeCrochet

ydietzel 3649060

Oct 28, 2016

All previously posted links didn't work for me, but this one did. Yay!

childbri 7167963

Dec 15, 2011

pattern not there :(

JennyBee1

Dec 19, 2011

@childbri 7167963, The pattern can be found by first clicking on the link that says "click here for crochet pattern." You will then be directed to the original pattern designer's site. From there, please click on the link in the text that says "Christmas ornaments" in the first sentence, and you will then be directed to the full pattern instructions. I hope this helps! --editors of AllFreeCrochet

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