11-in-1 Spiral Spring Christmas Ornaments Crochet Pattern Bundle — Snowman, Santa, Gingerbread & More Wind Spinners PDF
11-in-1 Spiral Spring Christmas Ornaments Crochet Pattern Bundle — Snowman, Santa, Gingerbread & More Wind Spinners PDF
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11-in-1 Spiral Spring Christmas Ornaments Crochet Pattern Bundle — Snowman, Santa, Gingerbread & More Wind Spinners PDF
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11 Spiral Christmas Ornament Crochet Patterns in One PDF
Christmas decorations that twirl! This Spiral Spring Christmas Ornaments crochet pattern bundle by MrsCrochetWorld contains 11 spiral wind spinner patterns in one 86-page PDF: two snowman spinners, a Christmas pudding, a star, a gingerbread house, a hot chocolate mug, a Christmas fire, a gingerbread, a snowman spiral, a Christmas tree and Santa. Each design combines a long crocheted spiral with a cute character on top, so it turns gently and catches the eye on a door, a window, a porch or the Christmas tree.
- 11 spiral spinner patterns in one PDF
- Wire-reinforced spirals that keep their shape
- Step-by-step photos for the important steps
- US crochet terms
- 86-page PDF, easy to read on a tablet or print
- Instant PDF download: nothing is shipped
At a glance
11 spiral Christmas wind spinners (snowmen, pudding, star, gingerbread house, hot chocolate, Christmas fire, gingerbread, tree, Santa): instant-download PDF crochet pattern, 86 pages, English, US crochet terms.
- Patterns included
- 11
- Pages
- 86
- Format
- PDF, instant download
- Language
- English, US crochet terms
What's Included
Lucky Snowman Spinner
A smiling snowman with a striped red and white hat and a green scarf on a red, white and green spiral.
Snowy Snowman Spinner
A snowman in a blue hat and scarf on a blue spiral with white dots, a cool winter look.
Pudding Spiral
A happy Christmas pudding with a scarf and holly on top of a red, white and green spiral.
Star Spiral
A cheerful yellow star wearing a Santa hat and mittens above a twisting Christmas spiral.
Ginger House Spiral
A gingerbread house with an iced roof and a little door, sitting on a festive spiral.
Hot Chocolate Spiral
A red mug of hot chocolate with marshmallows and a smiling face, above a spiral with Christmas tree motifs.
Christmas Fire Spiral
A cozy little fire character with a sweet face, sitting on a striped Christmas spiral.
Ginger Spiral
A cute gingerbread character with white icing on a red, white and green spiral.
Snowman Spiral
A snowman with a Santa hat and a carrot nose on a blue and white snowflake spiral.
Tree Wind Spinner
A spiral that forms a Christmas tree shape, topped with a star, perfect next to a front door or a wreath.
Santa Spiral Wind Spinner
A wide red and green spiral with little bells, with Santa and his gift sack in the center.
How the patterns work
Every pattern follows the same order: materials, the spiral spinner, the ornament on top and the finishing. Each spinner starts with a long crocheted strip, and from Round 3 a wire is crocheted into the stitches. The wire is completely hidden inside the stitches, and it lets you twist the strip into a spiral that keeps its shape. While the spiral rests, you crochet the character and then sew it to the top of the spinner.
R stands for round or row, and the number in brackets at the end is your stitch count, so you can check your work as you go.
A handmade decoration brings a little piece of your time and love back to your home, every single Christmas.
Materials used in the patterns
- Yarn and hook: each pattern lists its own yarn and hook size, for example Himalaya Dolphin Baby yarn with a 4.5 mm hook, or Bernat Baby Velvet and Loopara 4-ply milk cotton with a 2.5 mm hook
- Wire to crochet into the spiral
- Also: sewing needle, scissors, stitch marker, and for some designs felt, glue or safety eyes
You can use other yarns as well. A thicker yarn makes a bigger spinner, a thinner yarn a smaller and more delicate one.
Skills you'll need
You should be comfortable with chains, single crochet, slip stitches, increases and decreases, and working in rounds for the small characters. Crocheting over the wire is explained in every pattern. The long spirals take some time, which makes these patterns ideal for cozy winter evenings.
Where to hang your spiral spinners
Hang a spinner on the front door, in a window, from a porch beam or at the entrance of your home. Smaller ones look lovely on the Christmas tree or hanging from a shelf. Because the spiral turns slightly in every breeze, they bring movement into your holiday decoration.
Crochet spiral ornaments as Christmas gifts
A spiral spinner is an unusual handmade gift that people do not see every day. Make the hot chocolate mug for a coffee lover, the gingerbread house for a baker, or the snowmen for friends who love winter. They are also a great idea for Christmas markets and craft fairs.
For more ideas, read our guide Crochet Christmas Gifts: 25 Handmade Ideas with Patterns.
Frequently asked questions
How many patterns are included?
11 spiral spinners: Lucky Snowman, Snowy Snowman, Pudding, Star, Ginger House, Hot Chocolate, Christmas Fire, Ginger, Snowman, Tree and Santa.
Why is there wire in the spiral?
The wire is crocheted into the strip so that the spiral can be twisted and keeps its shape when it hangs.
Can I sell the finished spinners?
Yes. You may sell the finished spinners with a credit to MrsCrochetWorld. The PDF itself may not be copied, shared or resold.
Are they toys?
No. They are decorations and contain wire, so keep them out of reach of small children and pets.
More Christmas Crochet Patterns
Looking for classic tree ornaments? Try the 5-in-1 Christmas Ornaments Bundle, the 6-in-1 Christmas Ornaments Bundle or the Christmas Gnomes Ornaments. Browse all Christmas crochet patterns, pattern bundles and crochet gift ideas.
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Our patterns are written step by step in plain English with clear photos. Check the skill level on each listing, or start with our complete beginner's guide.
Which crochet terms does it use?
US crochet terms. New to abbreviations? Use our free abbreviations chart and US vs UK terms guide.
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