Decorate your holiday tree and home with this quick and easy crochet angel ornament. Just follow the free crochet pattern and video tutorial to make this beautiful little angel.
Below you will find the complete pattern and instructional photos for this Crochet Angle Ornament pattern. You will also find all the materials list, stitch list, gauge, and video tutorial.
Crochet Angel Ornament
My mom was a fan of angel decorations for Christmas. Having a few extra angels around the house makes it feel like she is here with us for the holidays.
Cotton Vs. Acrylic Yarn
You will see that I used cotton yarn for this angel. Cotton is not shiny like acrylic yarn and has more of a natural look to it. You can absolutely use acrylic yarn for this angel. You can also use a larger yarn, hook, and bead to create a larger angel. It is all up to you.
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Quick Crochet Angel Ornament
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Materials Needed
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0.5 oz or 25 yds Yarnspirations Sugar and Cream Cotton (Weight: 4/medium –200 yds, 4 oz, 113g)
Colors used in examples include Ecru, Beach Glass, Teal, and Rose Pink.
Size H 5mm Crochet Hook
Yarn Needle
Scissors
20 mm Wooden Bead
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Stitches and Abbreviations
CH – Chain
DC – Double Crochet
SLST – Slip Stitch
ST(s) – Stitch(es)
MC – Magic Circle (Video Tutorial)
Gauge and Size
Gauge: Gauge is not essential for this pattern. Approx. 4 DC = 1 inch.
Size: Head to bottom of the robe is 4.5 inches. The hanging loop adds 2-3 inches.
Crochet Angel Ornament Video Tutorial
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Crochet Angel Ornament
Notes:
-Written in US terms.
– I do not count my CH2, turning chain, as a stitch.
– Pattern is worked in joined rounds.
Angel Torso and Wings
With White (Ecru) yarn.
Round 1: Make a Magic Circle, CH 2, Work 20 DC into the Magic Circle. SLST to the first ST. (20 DC)
Round 2: CH2, Work 2 DC into each ST around. SLST to first DC. (40 DC)
Round 3: Step 1: Skip 14 STs, SLST to next ST. (This will cause the circle to fold in half.)
Round 3: Step 2: SLST in the next 5 STs.
Round 3: Step 3: Skip 14 STs, SLST to next ST. Fasten off.
The slip stitches from steps 1 and 3 will cause the circle to be folded in half and joined in two places.
Adding the Skirt and Head
With the skirt color yarn, cut 21 8-inch pieces of yarn and one 12-inch piece of yarn. Lay the 8-inch pieces of yarn out flat and use the 12-inch piece of yarn to knot them together in the middle.
Thread the two ends of the 12-inch piece of yarn onto a yarn needle. Pass this needle through the center hole of the torso piece and through the center of the circle (where the Magic circle should be.)
Thread the wooden bead on the needle. Knot the yarn ends together with an overhand knot just above the bead. Knot the yarn ends again about 3 inches above the bead. Clip off any excess yarn above the second knot. Use scissors to trim the bottom of the skirt.
Now your Crochet Angel Ornament is complete and ready to be enjoyed. They work up fast and make a great gift or holiday decoration.
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