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Grandma's Christmas Crochet

Crochet 24 Christmas treasures your grandkids will keep forever

One little ornament a day until Christmas, even if you've never held a hook, or the magic ring made you quit.

  • 24 easy patterns in printable PDF, written in US terms
  • Step-by-step video lessons for absolute beginners
  • Small projects, most finished in one cozy evening
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You pay once and keep everything. If it isn't for you, we refund you within 30 days.

Grandmother hanging a crocheted Santa hat ornament on the Christmas tree while her granddaughter watches

Maybe you've tried before

The magic ring keeps slipping

You pull the tail and the whole thing comes apart. Again. So the hook goes back in the drawer.

Patterns read like secret code

"Rnd 3: (sc, inc) x6 (18)." Nobody ever explained what that means, and the tiny print doesn't help.

Videos skip the tricky part

Fast hands, no explanation, and suddenly they're on round 7 while you're still stuck on round 1.

You're not "bad at crochet". You just never had someone sit next to you and show you, slowly, the way Grandma would.

Printed crochet pattern booklet and tablet surrounded by finished crochet Christmas ornaments
The Grandma Way

3 simple stitches. 24 little treasures.

Every ornament in the collection is built from the same three beginner stitches: the magic ring, the single crochet, and the increase/decrease. Learn them once in the video lessons and you can make all 24.

Each day you open one new pattern, like an advent calendar. By Christmas Eve you'll have a full tree of handmade ornaments, or 24 little gifts for the people you love.

Big print. Round-by-round tables. Stitch counts on every line. Read it on your phone or tablet, or print it out and keep it by your chair.

Your 24 days of Christmas treasures

Open one pattern a day, or crochet them in any order you like.

1Little Star
2Candy Cane
3Mini Stocking
4Santa Hat
5Tree Bauble
6Mini Christmas Tree
7Gingerbread Man
8Snowman
9Bow Wreath
10Jingle Bell
11Penguin
12Reindeer
13Polar Bear
14Hot Cocoa Mug
15Snowflake
16Christmas Angel
17Christmas Gnome
18Cozy Mitten
19Christmas Mouse
20Holly Sprig
21Little Gift Box
22Red Cardinal
23Mrs. Claus
24Santa Claus
Twelve small crochet Christmas ornaments arranged on a cream blanket
Inside every pattern

Written the way you wish patterns were written

  • A large photo of the finished piece
  • Yarn weight, colors, hook size and a short materials list
  • Round-by-round table with the stitch count at the end of every line
  • Standard US crochet terms, with an abbreviations glossary
  • Simple assembly steps with pictures
  • Skill level and approximate time, so you know what you're starting
  • Large 13 pt print with a tick box beside every round, so you never lose your place
A printed crochet pattern page with a photo of a crocheted snowman
"My First Stitches" video course

Seven short lessons, filmed slowly and up close

Each lesson teaches one skill in 3 to 6 minutes. Pause, rewind, and watch the hands as many times as you need.

  1. Your hook, your yarn, your hands. How to hold everything comfortably and keep an even tension.
  2. The chain and the single crochet. The two stitches behind every ornament, and how to count them.
  3. The magic ring, the slow way. Filmed from two angles, plus an easier way to start if the ring keeps slipping.
  4. Increase and decrease. How flat circles turn into little round shapes.
  5. Reading a pattern like a recipe. What "Rnd 3: (sc, inc) x6 (18)" really means, explained in plain words.
  6. Stuffing, closing and sewing. Putting the pieces together so they look neat, with embroidered eyes that are safe for little ones.
  7. Your first ornament. Make a Christmas ball from start to finish, ready to hang on the tree in about half an hour.

Plus a bonus Fix-it Clinic for crooked rounds, holes and miscounts.

Grandmother giving a small crochet reindeer ornament to her grandson by the fireplace
Made by Grandma, treasured forever

The ornaments they'll unpack every December

Store-bought ornaments get lost in the box. The little reindeer Grandma made is the one they'll fight over, and the one they'll hang on their own tree one day.

Crochet one for each grandchild with their favorite color. Make a set for the church bazaar. Tie one onto every gift this year. Start a tradition that lasts longer than any toy.

Everything you get today

Total value $171
$19

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Try the patterns and the lessons for a full 30 days. If they're not for you, for any reason, email us and we'll refund the full $19. You don't have to explain why.

Before you order

I've never crocheted before. Is this for me?

Yes. The video lessons start with holding the hook and making your very first stitch, slowly and close up. The calendar starts with the easiest ornaments (Beginner), moves to Easy in the second week and saves a few Intermediate ones for the last days. If the magic ring fights you, lesson 2 shows a simpler way to start that works for every pattern.

Is this a physical product?

No. It's a digital product: you receive PDF patterns and online video lessons. Nothing is shipped. You buy your own yarn and hook (any craft store has them, and the materials list tells you exactly what to get).

How do I receive it?

Right after your purchase you'll get an email with your access link. You can download the PDFs, print them, or read them on your phone, tablet or computer.

What materials do I need?

Every pattern uses the same short shopping list: one 3.5 mm (E-4) crochet hook, worsted weight (#4) yarn in red, white, green, brown and a few accent colors, a bag of fiberfill, a yarn needle and scissors. Most ornaments need only a little yarn, so leftover scraps are perfect.

Are the patterns in US or UK terms?

US terms, with a full abbreviations glossary.

Is it a subscription?

No. It's a single one-time payment. You keep the patterns forever.

Can I sell the ornaments I make?

Yes, you're welcome to sell finished ornaments you make yourself at craft fairs or bazaars. Please don't share or resell the PDF patterns themselves.

What if I need help?

Email us at support@crochetwithgrandma.com. A real person replies within one business day.

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You get the 24 patterns, the 7 video lessons and 3 printable bonuses for $19.

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