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This pattern will guide you step by step to create a beautiful crochet Christmas ornament, perfect for adding a unique, handmade touch to your home during the holidays. Inspired by the magic and warmth of Christmas, this design combines detailed crochet techniques with an elegant and charming finish.

Includes:

-Detailed instructions for every round.
-Tutorial photos to guide you through key stitches and special techniques—perfect for ensuring you don’t miss a single detail!
-Clear explanations on how to incorporate beads for a dazzling effect.

This ornament is perfect for decorating your tree, beautifying any corner of your home, or even gifting to someone special.

Skill level: Intermediate. However, with the help of the tutorial photos, adventurous beginners can give it a try too!

Make this Christmas even more special with a touch of creativity and handmade love. ❤️

Get the pattern in my store and start crocheting Christmas magic today!

Materials
Color 1: 10g / 25m
Color 2: 10g / 25m
Color 3: 1g / 2.5m
6 Beads in Color A
6 Beads in Color B
5g of filling

PATTERN NOTES
The crochet hook size will depend on your own tension and the yarn thickness you choose to use. It also depends on the width of the bead hole. You can use whichever you prefer. For this project, I used fingering-weight yarn to accommodate the beads.

When starting a new round, it’s not necessary to cut the yarn each time. Use a stitch marker to identify your first stitch in the round, as you’ll need to start each subsequent round directly above the first stitch from the previous round. This is crucial to keep the design’s motif aligned.

From Round 4 onward, simply use the working yarn carried over from the previous rounds. In Round 3, you’ll work on the wrong side of the fabric, adding beads to the indicated stitches. When a bead is worked, it appears on the opposite side of the fabric. For this reason, we work the bead stitches from the wrong side, ensuring they are visible on the right side of the fabric.

How to change colors and invisible join: Check the fourth story highlight for instructions (link in the pattern)