Christmas Gift Crochet Pattern Bundle (5 Patterns)

Five handmade gifts in one file, chosen so you have something for everyone on the list — a child, someone who feels the cold, a host you like but don't know well, and the person you can never think of anything for.

The bundle costs less than buying the patterns one by one.

The five patterns

• Teddy Bear in Pajamas — a bedtime toy rather than a shelf toy. Embroider the eyes and it's safe for a baby.
• Sleepy Striped Cat — the quick one. An evening or two, and a good first amigurumi if you've never made one.
• Scalloped Edge Slippers — the gift people actually use. A weekend each, and they don't need the precise fit a garment does.
• Lily and Lavender Bouquet — for a host, a teacher or a neighbour. Lasts a great deal longer than cut flowers.
• Granny Square Tote Bag — match the colours to the person. Worked square by square, so you can carry it around and make it in pieces.

What's included

• One instant PDF download, 85 pages, with bookmarks so you can jump straight to a pattern
• Round-by-round instructions in US crochet terms with stitch counts
• Step photos for the parts that are hard to describe in words
• Assembly guides for the two toys and the bag
• A contents page with the page number each pattern starts on

How long each one takes

• An evening or two: the sleepy cat
• A weekend: the teddy bear, a pair of slippers
• A week or two of evenings: the bouquet, the tote bag

Work backwards from the date you need it and add a week. Gifts always take longer than practice pieces, because you keep frogging the bits that aren't quite right.

Three things worth knowing before you start

• Use a washable yarn. Nobody hand-washes a gift. Acrylic or a cotton blend that survives a machine beats a wool they'll ruin in January.
• Buy all your yarn at once. Dye lots vary, and running out halfway through in December is genuinely painful.
• Make the same thing twice. The second one is always faster and neater.

Skill level: Easy to intermediate. You should be comfortable with magic rings, working in rounds, increases and decreases. Everything beyond that is explained in the pattern.

How you get it

The download link arrives by email the moment you check out. No account needed, no waiting. Save the file somewhere you'll find it again — it's yours to keep.

For personal use only. Please don't copy, share or resell the pattern. You're welcome to sell what you make from it.

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Browse all pattern bundles, or try a free pattern first.

Questions crocheters ask

Can I use a different yarn or hook? Yes. The pattern lists exactly what we used, and any yarn of a similar weight will work. A different yarn or hook size changes the finished measurements, so work a small swatch first if size matters. Our guide best yarn for amigurumi shows how.

Is the pattern written in UK terms? The PDF is written in US crochet terms, but a UK-terms version is free — choose English (UK terms) from the Pattern language list above and we will email it to you. If you would rather convert as you go, our US to UK conversion chart covers every stitch used here.

Can I get the pattern in my language? Yes, and it costs nothing. There are 20 languages in the Pattern language list above — pick yours before you add to cart. The English PDF downloads straight away; any other language we send by email, usually the same day.

What if I cannot read a pattern yet? Every round is written out in full, with stitch counts and step photos — there are no charts to decode. Our guide on how to read a crochet pattern covers the abbreviations if they are new to you.

Making it as a gift? Our round-up of crochet gifts to make for Christmas has more ideas, and the Christmas gift collection is all here.

More answers are on our FAQ page, or email us at hello@wacommpatterns.com and we will help.