70 Quick Crochet Christmas Gifts (Free Patterns)

This gorgeous scrap-buster of an ornament is perfect for using up your leftover bits of worsted weight cotton yarn. Grab some scraps and make a little piece of vintage vibe delight to gift to someone special for their tree.

These clever little sweater ornaments would be a great addition to any tree.

Embellish these charming gnomes with embroidery or little bits of greenery.

These two designs are in a Let It Snow Theme! There's a snowman catching snowflakes and a Christmas tree design too.

This simple pattern is ready for your creative touches as you embellish with embroidery threads or beads.

This quick ornament is great for using your scrap yarn. Stuff it with polyfill for a soft Christmas ball that won't break - perfect for families with pets!

These angels are simple and easy to make. Use them to decorate a tree or add them to gifts as a decorative touch. You can make several in an hour.

This pattern is quick and easy. Plus the faux fur yarn can hide any mistakes!

The hat, beard, and body of this gnome are all made in heart shapes - making this a gift full of love!

The Velvet Bauble Ornament is a great project for using up leftover velvet yarn from some of your other Christmas makes.

These Christmas tree coasters are a great way to use up your scraps and make something beautiful to decorate for the holiday season! The pattern calls for small counts of worsted weight yarn in greens and browns plus a neutral color like cream for the background color.

These holiday coasters would be a great accent for your table. Or, put them out around the house for the Christmas season.

This cool washcloth uses a technique called shadow or illusion crochet. Nicki has a link to a video tutorial on how to do the technique. There's also a helpful chart that shows you just where to make the stitches.

Use dk weight cotton to make this reindeer potholder. The potholder uses two layers of crochet circles (one with the decoration) to make it thick.

Pair the Reindeer Potholder with this Gingerbread Man potholder for a gift set. Both patterns use dk weight cotton yarn and come to the same size.

This intermediate pattern makes a lovely Christmas tree potholder. Use worsted weight cotton yarn.

For another take on a Christmas tree potholder try this tapestry crochet design that looks great on both sides.

Use this clever pattern to add a crochet Christmas tree to dish towels. Then hang them up easy-peasy!

I just love all the gnome designs for Christmas. This towel topper is a great way to add a gnome-y touch to kitchen decor!

Play around with decorating these Christmas tree towel toppers for a kitchen gift!

Inspired by quilted table runners, this modern design uses ombre yarn so the stripes change gradually in color. The pattern includes instructions for placemats too!

This stylish cowl is a fast pattern that only uses a partial skein of super bulky yarn. You could make several of these in a weekend to give as gifts.

For some reason, velvet yarn makes me think of Christmas gifts. It must be something to do with the luxurious and soft feel of the velvet yarn. The Velvet Scarf uses deep ribbing to make a super snuggly scarf.

With just 325 yards of dk weight yarn, you can whip up one of these lace scarves. Use a special skein like in the sample or pick holiday colors or favorite colors for your project.

This pattern is a great way to make a resuable and luxurious gift bag from leftover velvet yarn. The bag only uses 100 yards of a worsted weight velvet yarn.

This beautiful bag is perfect for giving someone a special present. This is a great project for your leftover skeins of worsted weight yarn. One bag uses 60 yards.

Oh my gosh, isn't this the cutest? This quick wine cozy will be sure to please when presenting a holiday gift at a party or other event.

Get creative and use these tiny stockings to hold an extra special gift card present. There are actually four different pattern options!

Use small amounts of worsted weight yarn to make these tiny sweaters that double as gift card holders.

This mini pouches look like tiny santa sacks. Use them for small gifts or to hold stocking stuffers.

These delightful bags are perfect for holding candy treats or gift cards. They work up quick in worsted weight yarn.

This classy wine cozy would be perfect for presenting a hostess gift at a holiday party. The cozy is easy to make in a solid color. The beautiful poinsettia is crocheted separately and sewed on.

Make a snowman face or snowman belly with this treat bag pattern. It's the right size for small treats or to hold a gift card too!

This top-down hat may stretch your skills a bit as you work front post double crochet stitches alternating with double crochet stitches in the round. The result is a squishy warm hat that looks great in red and green for a snuggly Christmas gift.

This warm hat works up quickly in bulky yarn. This pattern comes in seven sizes from twelve months to adult and uses worsted weight yarn. The construciton is quick and easy - the hat is worked flat and then seamed at the end.

This super-cute pattern works up quickly in worsted weight yarn. Find the free pattern for the youth (ages 5-12) size on Made with a Twist's blog. You can also purchase a premium pattern that includes sizes from infant through adult.

The beautiful beanie sports a bow. It uses worsted weight yarn and would be a festive Christmas gift.

This cheerful hat is perfect for adding a touch of holiday cheer. Like the Christmas Trees Hat, it also comes in seven sizes and is worked flat and then seamed. Why not make both for a pair of festive holiday gifts?

This hat is easy to make and comes in 10 sizes! Make a bunch for a matching gift set for a family or group of friends.

This is a great Christmas party hat. Customize it by adding your own small decorations, fairy lights, or colors for the garland.

Written for chunky yarn, this easy hat works up super fast.

This pattern comes in ten sizes from newborn to adult XL so you can make hats for everyone on your list!

This hat is long enough to wear as a scarf! Decorate it with your favorite colors for the ornaments.

This winter, give the gift of warmth to your family or friends with the Easy Crochet Christmas Blanket! This free pattern is perfect for beginners and more advanced crocheters too! With a combination of basic stitches, you can make a cozy blanket that will be cherished for years to come. Get ready to snuggle up in style and make a statement with this beautiful crochet blanket!

Wouldn't this little guy be a sweet gift for someone special? This is also a good introduction to amigurumi because there are only two large pieces to attach - the body and the head.

This pretty snow globe incorporates winter-themed craft buttons.

Make this bunting with as many letters and words as you like!

This Itty Bitty Kitty sports a mini Christmas hat. Use small amounts of DK weight yarn to make this decoration.

These easy snowflakes are only four rounds and use dk weight yarn. You can even keep this wall hanging up beyond the Christmas season for a continuing Winter decor.

This classic wreath is beginner-friendly. Customize it by adding your favorite decorations like baubles or extra lights.

The base of this gnome uses a super bulky weight fur yarn which makes Gnorman quick to make. The hat includes some fun details like a cork-screw curl at the top and some lumpy and bumpy spots.

This beginner-friendly pattern uses bulky yarn. It's perfect for a last minute gift. Decorate them with buttons, bows or embroidery.

These gnomes are easy to make and customize with the colors of your choice. Make a pair or more to decorate this season!

This is an adorable take on a crochet staple - the tissue box cover. Get creative and decorate it to your taste!