20 Christmas Crochet Spirals
Santa, the snowman, the nutcracker, the gingerbread house and sixteen more — twenty twisting spiral ornaments, all in one printable PDF, in English and German.
- 20 complete patterns — one bundle, no add-ons, nothing locked
- English + Deutsch — both languages in the same file
- One hour each — scrap yarn, a small hook and a jingle bell
- Yours forever — re-download every Christmas, print as often as you like
Twenty ornaments. One evening each. A tree nobody else has.
Scrap yarn, a 2.5 mm hook and a little bell — the spiral does the rest, twisting itself as it comes off the hook.
All twenty designs.
Every one of them written out in full — not a teaser, not a sample. Pick a favourite, or make the whole set for the tree.




















The spiral twists itself.
Each ornament is a long strip worked with increases along one edge. The extra stitches have nowhere to go, so the strip curls into a helix on its own — no wire, no blocking, no stuffing. Add the character on top, hang a small bell at the bottom, and it's done.
That's why one takes an evening rather than a weekend, and why they use so little yarn: the whole bundle is a very good way to empty a scrap basket before Christmas.
Everything in one download.
One PDF, opened on your phone or printed at home. No app, no subscription, nothing in the post.
20 written patterns
Round by round with stitch counts, in US crochet terms, with UK equivalents noted.
Charts & diagrams
A diagram for the spiral strip and for each character topper, so you can follow the shape visually.
Step photographs
Photos of the increases, the join and the bell attachment — the three places people get stuck.
English & German
The complete bundle written out in both languages inside the same file.
Colour recipes
The exact colour sequence for each of the twenty ornaments, plus alternative palettes.
Finishing & gifting
How to attach bells and hanging loops, and how to turn a set into a gift box or a garland.
Not only on the tree.
They weigh nothing, they post flat, and they look handmade from across the room — which is exactly why they never stay on the branch.



Gift toppers, garlands, market stalls.
A spiral tied onto brown paper turns a plain parcel into the present everyone photographs. String twelve along a ribbon for a mantel garland, hang one on each door handle, or make a set of six in a kraft box for a teacher, a neighbour, a hairdresser.
The licence covers small-scale selling, so they also work as a Christmas-market or craft-fair line: they cost almost nothing in yarn and sell as impulse buys.
What you'll need
Almost nothing — that's the point of this bundle.
- Scrap cotton yarnSport or DK weight in red, white, green, gold and brown. About 15 g per ornament.
- 2.5 – 3.0 mm hookA firm tension keeps the spiral tight and springy.
- Small jingle bellsOne per ornament, with a jump ring — optional but they make the set.
- About an hour eachTwenty evenings, or one very good weekend with a film on.
Written out in English and German.
No machine translation to puzzle over — the whole bundle is written twice, with the right abbreviations for each language.
Chains, single and double crochet. That's the whole list.
If you've made a granny square you already know every stitch in this bundle. The spiral looks complicated and isn't: it's a straight strip with increases, and it curls on its own the moment you let go of it.
- Stitch counts after every row, so mistakes surface immediately
- No stuffing, no wire, no blocking, no sewing machine
- Perfect for children's first ornaments — start with the candy cane
From checkout to first stitch in two minutes.
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Good to know
Are these the ornaments or the patterns?
Do I get all twenty, or is it a sample?
How hard is the spiral?
Do I need the jingle bells?
How do I get the file?
Can I sell the ornaments I make?
All 20 patterns for $9.99
Instead of $29.00 — that's fifty cents a pattern, delivered the second you pay.

