Swapping tabs for this festive season décor? These easy Free Knitted Christmas Ornaments are perfect handmade pieces to elevate your home.
These Free Knitted Christmas Ornaments will adorn your Christmas-themed home décor. The list consists of everything- bells, wreaths, stockings, gnomes, stars, snowflakes, snowmen, etc. Read on and opt for the best one among them.
Free Knitted Christmas Ornaments
1. Wreath Ornament Pattern
Use your favorite color for this wreath pattern designed by Susan, and add ribbons, wood beads, or bells for even more festive Christmas appeal. It is knitted in straight rows to create one long piece.
2. Mini Christmas Stocking Ornaments
The cute little stocking on the Christmas tree and the window will make it eye-catching. Julie Williams knit this stocking flat in Fair Isle and intarsia designs, using needle sizes of US 2-2.75 mm.
3. Santa’s Parade
Adding red is the classic way of celebrating Christmas! This DROPS Design décor piece is worked top-down in garter stitch, measuring 8 cm at the bottom and 10 cm without the loop.
4. Holiday Stars and Balls Ornaments Pattern
Your holiday season will be happy with these easy-knit ornaments, available on DROPS Design. It is available in a single size. The red and white colours make the stars and bells look appealing.
5. Santa Gnome Ornaments Pattern
Adorn your table with these mythical creatures by Yarnspirations, which is an easy item to knit. The gnomes were introduced by Paracelsus in the 16th century, evolving from Renaissance magic and alchemy.
6. Craft Letter Ornaments Pattern
Decorate your deer head to elevate your boring wall? These letters by Yarnspirations make great tree ornaments or personalised gift tie-ons. Create your family initials and hang them on the tree.
7. Flying Saucer Knit Snowman Pattern
Want to create a handmade gift for your kids? This flying saucer snowman pattern by Yarnspirations is a perfect gift for your children, nieces, and nephews. Combine and contrast it in different yarn colours.
8. How to Knit a Star Shape
A fast and fun pattern by Gina Michele that’s perfect for garland, gift toppers, greeting cards, or Christmas ornaments. These little stars use single-point knitting needles, and they are suited for beginners.
9. Fall Festival Acorns
These knit acorns, by Bobbi IntVeld, will accompany your knit leaves and pumpkins. Using just one Fall Festival bundle, you can create a colorful décor for everyone’s favorite season.
10. Bear Christmas tree decorations
Julie Williams designed a pattern for a small hanging ornament. Use your small scrap of yarn, and it can be quickly knitted up; the assembly is a little fiddly. You can even knit it as a rabbit just by adding ears.
11. Let It Snowflake! 2025
Elena Maltseva created a snowflake that may look complicated, but it’s easy to knit. You can knit it any desired size using needle sizes of US 0 and 5. A series of cast-on stitches form the points of the snowflake on/off, otherwise known as picots.
12. How to knit the snowman
Do you love Snowman and want to make your own adorable ones? This finished snowman by Cheryx is about 14 inches tall. Try making the hat and scarf in a different color.
13. Dala Horse Ornament Pattern
Why not welcome the reindeer this time with this Yarnspirations horse pattern? They will get a friend till Santa gives away all the gifts. It is available in a single size and is easy to knit.
