Get into the festive spirit with The Pattern Pixie this Christmas!

This pumpkin is the ideal, cosy, autumnal addition to any home. And the best part? You can easily turn this gorgeous autumn knit into the perfect Halloween accessory!

This gorgeous bear is quick and easy to make using DK yarn and a 3mm crochet hook. Please note that this pattern uses US terminology.

This gorgeous knitted bear is simple and easy to knit up. Using DK wool and 4mm needles, this bear can be worked up in just a few hours! You can adapt the colours to suit your own tastes.

All proceeds from the sale of this cushion will go to The MS Trust.

Knitted in soft DK wool, this adorable bunny cushion is perfect for any room in the house! From throw cushions on a sofa to a child’s bedroom, this bunny fits right in. It would also make a fantastic Easter gift or decoration!

Bring a little hope to any space with this gorgeous rainbow cushion.

Feeling overwhelmed, anxious, or afraid? The Worry Grots are here to help. This pattern contains everything you need to design and make your very own Worry Grot. Perfect for little and big people alike, these super cute monsters can be squished, thrown, cuddled and more making them the perfect stress relievers when everything feels a little too...

This rockin’ hat is perfect for fans of Slap That Bass, AJ’s Rockin Music Reviews.

Who will you knit this Pokémon inspired cushion for? Knitted flat on 4mm needles with DK wool, this fun cushion is quick and easy to knit. It can be made larger using chunky wool and bigger needles.

This cushion makes a great Valentine’s gift for the Harry Potter fan in your life. Inspired by quidditch, this cushion looks great in any house colour combination! It is knitted in DK wool and, as it only uses two colours, is a good introduction to colourwork. The cushion will measure approx. 16x14” if knitted in DK wool with 4mm needles but ca...

What better way to tell your SO that you love them than with Baby Yoda?! This adorable cushion is easy to knit in DK wool and features the loveable Grogu. The perfect Valentine’s Day knit!

It seems as if Bernie has been everywhere over the past couple of days… and now he can be in your home too! This cushion cover is knitted in DK wool with 3.75mm needles but it can be made bigger by using chunky wool and larger needles.

This adorable Chosen One cushion will bring a little magic to your home! Knitted in DK wool, this cushion is the perfect introduction to colour work. It can also be made slightly larger by using chunky wool and larger needles.

It’s time to leave a mince pie out for Santa! This knitted sweet treat makes a great last-minute addition to your festive décor. To make it, you will need 4mm needles, beige DK yarn, dark brown DK yarn, and toy stuffing.

It’s almost time for Santa to come and he just wouldn’t be complete without his hat. This miniature version makes a lovely decoration (and also fits nicely on the heads of Gigi and Shiver!) It is really easy to make and only requires 4mm needles, red DK yarn, and some fluffy white DK yarn. Regular white yarn will work just as well but fluffy ya...

Add a little magic to your Christmas tree by knitting up this Sugarplum Fairy tree topper. She’s very sweet and utterly charming! To make her, you will need 4mm needs, toy stuffing, and DK yarn in white, pink, flesh, your chosen hair colour. You will also need scraps of black and gold yarn.

Whether you love them or hate them, everyone will agree that Stanley is the cutest sprout around! The perfect companion to Patricia the Christmas Pudding, Stanley makes a great decoration and an adorable, cuddly, toy. To make Stanley, you will need toy stuffing, 4mm needles, light green DK yarn, dark green DK yarn, and scraps of pink and black ...

No Christmas dinner table is complete without Christmas crackers and this knitted option not only looks great but is sustainable too. They are really quick and easy to make. To make them, you will need 4mm needles, DK yarn in the colour of your choice, scraps of DK yarn in a different colour, and a cardboard toilet roll tube.

They are a key component of all Christmas dinners and a Christmas cracker just wouldn’t be the same without them, but this knitted version of a paper crown is much sweeter and more sustainable than traditional paper ones! This pattern is also perfect for children’s’ costumes- just make the pattern a little smaller by reducing the number of peak...

This is a pattern you will be able to use the whole year through! Simply switch up the colours and you can have bunting for every occasion. To make our bunting festive, we chose to go for some candy cane stripes but you can make these out of a single colour if you’re not feeling confident about working with multiple colours. To make this buntin...

Whether you love or hate the actual thing, it’s impossible not to like the adorable Patricia Pudding! To make Patricia, you will need 4mm needles, toy stuffing, brown DK yarn, white DK yarn, and scraps of red, green, black, and pink DK yarn.

Paper chains are so fun and colourful at this time of year and this knitted version is no different! Pick as many or as few colours as you like and hang these chains all over the house! To make these ‘paper’ chains, you will need 4mm needles and DK wool in as many colours as you like. We made 12 loops for our paper chain but you can keep making...

It is so chilly up in the North Pole that the elves need especially cosy knitted boots to keep their toes toasty. These tiny boots, with a fluffy trim, do just that! To make them, all you will need is some green DK wool, some fluffy white DK wool (regular white DK wool will also do the job!), and some 4mm needles.

These tiny mittens are simple and quick to knit and make great decorations. They are also perfect for keeping little hands cosy on cold winter days. You can make these mittens in any colours you like but we think this icy blue and white combination looks great! And best of all, these mittens are knitted flat so all you need are your trusty 4mm ...

Stockings aren’t just for the fireplace- they also make a great addition to the dining table ready for Christmas dinner. These little stockings will keep your cutlery warm and cosy and bring a smile to your table! They are really easy to make and all you need to make them are some 4mm needles, red DK yarn, and white DK yarn.

Gingerbread houses are one of our favourite things about Christmas and this knitted version is no exception! The roof tiles are knitted using royal quilting stitch which might seem a bit daunting but with a little practice you’ll be knitting it up in no time! If you would prefer a simpler alternative, you can knit the roof tiles in st. st. To m...

Give a little love this Christmas with this adorable, knitted heart decoration. It is quick and easy to make and the addition of a sewn snowflake on the front adds a hint of Christmas magic! All you need is some red DK yarn, scraps of white DK yarn, a bit of toy stuffing, and some 4mm needles!

This bow is so versatile! Add it to the top of your gift box (included in the Knitmas Advent Calendar eBook), add a loop and hang it up on your tree, slip a bobby pin in the back to create a cute hair accessory, or stitch it onto a jumper for a fabulous festive finish! We love this bow knitted in a single colour but you could easily make it str...

There’s nothing better than gingerbread at Christmas and Gigi is the sweetest gingerbread man of them all! To make Gigi, you will need 4mm needles, toy stuffing, light brown DK yarn, and scraps of red and white DK yarn for his icing and gumdrop buttons.

Whether you like your Christmas jumpers ugly or a little more subtle, they are a quintessential part of Christmas. This miniature jumper makes a great quirky decoration (or a fun costume for a small toy). We made ours stripey but you can easily work this jumper in a single colour. For a little more pizzazz, you could also stitch a design on to ...

Nothing says Christmas more than a Christmas tree! This one is really easy to make and the best bit is that you can decorate it however you like - just like the real thing! All you need to make this tree are some 4mm needles, toy stuffing, green DK yarn, yellow DK yarn, and scraps of DK yarn in colours of your choice for the decorations- we wen...

This little gift box can be used either to pop a present in for a special someone or as a decoration. It is really easy to make and is a great, sustainable option for gifting this Christmas. It looks especially fab with a bow on top (and we have a pattern for one in our Knitmas Advent Calendar eBook!) You could also tie a ribbon around. To make...

Coasters are such a quick way to bring some festive cheer to your coffee and dining tables alike. This reindeer design not only looks adorable but can be knitted in a variety of different colours to suit your décor or colour preferences. Simply swap the red background for any colour you like! To make these coasters you will need 4mm needles and...

No tree is complete without baubles and this quick and easy pattern will have your tree looking festive in no time! We chose to knit our bauble with thin stripes in green, red, and white but you could easily knit these in a single colour, or make your stripes wider by changing colour every four rows rather than every two rows. Once you’ve maste...

Make a snowman that won’t melt this year! Shiver is not only adorable but also really easy to knit up and a great stash buster. Made in DK yarn with 4mm needles, this snowman will only take a few hours to make.

Have a more sustainable Christmas by knitting your own gift tags! They add a lovely personal touch and are quick and easy to knit up in DK wool. Finish them by stitching a name on the front! For a little more stability, you can knit two tags and sew them together with the wrong sides facing.

This mug cosy is a quick and easy way of turning your usual mugs into festive treats. Knitted in DK yarn on 4mm needles, it is quick and easy to make. The pattern colours can be adapted to suit you and if you’re not confident with colour work can even be made with a single colour!

Believe in the magic of Christmas.