Here is our collection of beautiful Christmas decorations. It comprises 5 patterns altogether: Christmas Baubles, Christmas Stockings to hang on the tree, a Christmas Tree shaped hanging ornament, a freestanding Christmas candle complete with burning flame, and our best-selling Christmas cupcake.

Here are nine beautiful patterns for knitted cupcakes. All are original designs by Knitting Revolution. Designed very much with the knitter in mind, they are worked in one piece from the bottom upwards, with one seam and few embellishments to finish. Great for gifts, toys, or your very own knitted tea party!

This giant cupcake in mega chunky yarn makes a cute and cuddly cushion or foot rest. It is worked in one piece from the bottom upwards with one side seam to sew at the end. The bottom has a temporary closure so that you can remove the stuffing for washing or storage if needed.

Here is a diamond shaped cloth with a lacy edging. The pattern is worked with slip stitches to create a double layered, completely reversible cloth. Knitted corner to corner, there is the option of adding a hanging loop at the end. This cloth can be a practical dishcloth or potholder, or how about a washcloth for your bathroom or guest room.

Here are three more practical and beautiful, reversible cloths. They could be used as dishcloths, table mats, or potholders. Or washcloths for your bathroom or guest room. Each one is reversible, so the pattern appears on both sides of the cloth and there is no wrong side to your work!

This is a circular lace pattern worked in one piece using short rows. Fully reversible – simple garter st and lace effect with yarn overs.

This kitty bed / cat basket is knit in the round on large circular needles, using the Magic Loop method. It can be worked from the centre outwards (bottom up), or from the outer rim downwards (top down). Both options are included in the pattern.

This is a knitting pattern to make Christmas baubles and balls in 7 different designs. It is an original design from Knitting Revolution.

The Shelf Cat Fluffy One is made with a flat bottom so he’s perfect for sitting on your shelf or bedside. He is worked from the bottom upwards, with one centre back seam. Three doublepins are needed for the first few rows.

This super chunky blanket is ideal for dressing your bed and keeping your toes warm. Or throw it across your sofa for TV snuggle time. The oversized cables create little pockets of heat, so it’s lovely and warm and it’s sure to add impact to any room.

The Rayfishcloth is a dishcloth, or a washcloth, or a facecloth. Equally at home in the kitchen or bathroom, the Rayfishcloth will happily swim in the water and wash things.

Here are three practical and beautiful reversible cloths. They could be used as dishcloths, table mats, or potholders. Or washcloths for your bathroom or guest room. Each one is totally reversible, so the pattern appears on both sides of the cloth and there is no wrong side to your work!

The Shelf Cat is made with a flat bottom so he’s perfect for sitting on your shelf or bedside.

The Fishcloth is a dishcloth, or a facecloth, or a washcloth. Equally at home in the kitchen or bathroom, the Fishcloth will happily swim in the water and wash things.

This birthday cake is complete with flaming candles ready to be blown out!

Here is a butterfly cake which really looks like a butterfly! It is made in one piece from the bottom upwards, so there is only one seam to work at the end. You will need to use 3 double pins for a few rows, starting from the 7th row. You will also need to pick up and knit a picot edge.

Here is a delicious chocolate cake with a couple of slices already polished off! I’ve also included the pattern for the matching slice of cake.

Here is a very easy to knit Christmas Candle, complete with burning flame. Much safer than the real thing.

Our Christmas Cupcake complete with festive holly is made in one piece from the bottom upwards, so there is only one seam to sew at the end.

These little stockings are a joy to knit. No tricky heel turn, just a lovely simple bit of shaping. Then a fun row of beading to embellish.

This is our Christmas tree-shaped Christmas tree hanging decoration.

This classic design is our bestselling cupcake pattern. It’s fun and practical to make as only minimal seaming is required.

Here is a hearty cupcake with fluffy or eyelash yarn used to represent a ton of icing!

Our Jumbo Iced Cupcake has the thickest, swirliest icing ever, piled up on top!

This is a pattern for a Kindle bag and a matching iPhone bag. Both with double drawstring and a pretty row of beads, very feminine!

This little cupcake is fun and practical to make as only minimal seaming is required. The main cupcake is knitted in one piece from the bottom upwards, with just one seam to sew. Three double pins are used from rows 7-12, to ease the tension from multiple increases (not knitted in the round).

This jolly cupcake is fun and practical to make as only minimal seaming is required. The main cupcake is knitted in one piece from the bottom upwards, with just one seam to sew. Three double pins are used from rows 7-12, to ease the tension from multiple increases (not knitted in the round).

This is a delicious slice of chocolate gateau, cut from the ‘Cake with Slices Missing’.

Our scary spider cupcake is great fun to make and perfect for kids’ parties and Hallowe’en.

This pattern comprises three separate designs in one, for double-drawstring keepsake bags.

A flower shape worked into the pattern by intarsia, plus two flowers on top, makes three!