It really is beginning to look a lot like Christmas, especially when you work on these Crochet Christmas Decorations!

We know this list is all about crochet deer patterns, but we can't resist the charm of these Christmas decors! Besides, aside from the usual Santa and elf designs, you'll also get a crochet deer pattern right?

The details they included in their designs are quite impressive! We really appreciate their effort in adding the tiniest details from the pattern in the elf's hat to the little accessories on the deer, Santa, and the cupcake!

The Wreath Christmas Tree Ornament is a quick and easy work up and a perfect project for the confident beginner! What a fun way to get ready for Christmas! Make dozens of these little wreaths to hang on your tree or make them as fun additions to your Christmas gifts! You could also use them as appliqués on other projects or turn them into a fun banner! -- Easily adjust the finished sizes by using lighter or thicker yarn weights (and smaller or larger hooks).

The festive season isn't complete without these little crochet gnomes to watch over and join in the fun with you. The cute Christmas crochet gnome pattern is super simple, beginner friendly and great for yarn stash busting. Add a little button nose and a fluffy beard and you're done! Go for a traditional Scandi Christmas crochet Santa or jazz them up and make them unique for this years Elf on the Shelf, the choice is yours. Worked in the amigurumi crochet method, in both UK and US crochet terms.

Christmas is just around the corner and crocheting your own Christmas ornaments and decorations, for yourself or for gifts, is a lovely way to get into the festive spirit. The size of the motif depends on the thread or yarn and the hook you are going to use. The finished size of the snowflake in the photo is 11 cm (about 4,3 inches) in diameter. I crocheted it with cotton thread size 10 and a 2 mm crochet hook. Besides the pattern, you can find here a very helpful free blocking template!

Oh Christmas. How I love you. And I just love this fun Granny Square Christmas Tree decoration. Don't you love a quick crochet project that you can whip out in an evening? This Granny Christmas Tree is just the thing. It is a great use for all those fun holiday buttons that you want to buy, but can't quite justify spending money on. Without further ado, here is the Granny Christmas Tree in its entirety for you to enjoy.

Just because these Christmas Chair Socks are made with red and green yarn, doesn't mean they can't be used all year-round! Use any color yarn that matches your dining room decor. This super easy crochet pattern is a clever way to protect your floors as well as the bottom of your chairs. This would be a perfect stocking stuffer idea because they are small and compact, and perfect for couples in a new home.

This beginner granny square Christmas doily uses just one skein of yarn. Pair the easy crochet stitches used in a granny square with these pretty Holiday colors for a quick crochet project. Christmas is almost here and it's time to start thinking about what you're going to be giving your friends and family. One of the best gifts that I've found that people often don't think of, but really appreciate, are handmade items. A granny square is a popular crochet pattern that has been around for decades. It's used to create everything from afghans, clothing, and home decor items. This easy crochet project took me about 15 hours to make. So, if you have a few hours each day for a week, you can have this beauty done too.

Peyton the Polar Bear's pattern provides instructions for crocheting an adorable little bear! Even though his head is much bigger than his body, Peyton can sit perfectly by himself and is really good at keeping you company on your desk! He can also make a great winter holiday, Christmas, birthday, or friendship gift for your loved ones! There are many ways to customize this project as well, such as giving Peyton a heart to hold, or a cute hat and matching scarf! Size: Height: 7 inches (18 centimeters)

Christmas is just around the corner and I have a quick and easy blanket pattern for you to make this holiday season: Christmas Snowflakes Afghan. You can adjust the size of this afghan and turn it into a bed spread or baby blanket by simply crocheting more or fewer hexagons. For this pattern, I used the granny snowflake hexagon for the blanket and a modified version of the dot border. I designed the blanket using aran (worsted) yarn and so it works up in no time. Change the colors to match any theme or color palette.