- Beaded Christmas Ornament by ChemKnits.
- New! Bell Ornaments - Knit in about 15 min, you can almost hear them ring.
- Little Stuffed Trees
- Flat Tree with Emphasized Tiers
- Christmas Pickle - See the one that I knit.
- Bead Knitted Christmas Ball Ornaments
- Knit Christmas Ball - Simple and round. Jazz it up with some fun novelty yarn.
- Easy Lace Ball Cover - Jazz up a store bought bobble with this lacy cover.
- Snowman Ornament with Top Hat and Scarf
- Christmas Wreath - Knitting an Icord around a plastic ring creates a simple, sturdy wreath.
- Mini Candy Stocking - I've made this one before, and it does fit a candy bar nicely. It's not super intricate, but it was a cute stocking stuffer gift that could have some other function later on.
- Two toned Stocking - A fast project because it the yarn weight is large compared to the size of the stocking.
- CUTE little stockings - with colors and patterns and snowflakes
- Candy Pieces - Knit a rectangle, roll it up and tie it so it looks like a piece of hard candy. Maybe add some stripes or spirals to liven it up a bit.
- Sweater Ornament - Without any bend in the arms you could make a Popsicle stick figure to fit in it!
- Sweater - Knit top down with few seams. Supposedly a free pattern, although I did not give my email address to check.
- DARLING Bitty Sweaters - These sweaters take the cake, and I will therefore stop looking for more. With variety in shape and color patterns, you could make the entire collection without too much repetition.
- A mini water pitcher and an orange - So these aren't Christmas themed. They're mini aren't they? You can add the loop.
- Holiday Ball Ornament - Requires a free Lion Brand Yarn account to view.
- Fair Isle Snowflake ball ornament - Requires a free Lion Brand Yarn account to view.
- Tiny double knit Christmas stocking - About the size of a dime!
- Mesh Lace Ornaments - The pattern is simple, but the overall concept is darling. Now I just need to find pretty sparkly yarn at the local craft store!
- Knitted Holly - This isn't an ornament per-say, but we can certainly make it that way
- Poinsettia Ornament - Shown in white. Super cute!
- Christmas Star - Why are six pointed stars in red called Christmas Stars? Where I came from this is a Jewish symbol! I don't think I could make anything that looks like I'm trying to Christmakazie the holiday.
- Yarn and Wire Leaf Ornaments - Delicate yet sturdy
- Miniature Knitting Bag Ornament - You need to join ravelry to see the pattern, but it is free once you're there. Make these for your knitter friends!
- The best tree ornament I've seen. Now I just need to find a star shaped button for the top, although I suppose you could cut one out of felt.
- Acorn - Knit it up in silver and brown (as shown) for an elegent approach, or in two shades of brown for a more realistic version. I love the thought of a deciduous nut on an evergreen tree!
- Solstice Bird - This is knit as one piece, felted, cut up and stitched together. Beautiful, although I don't think I could do the embroidery!
- Korknisse - Saartje did it again! These cute little elves (?) that you make from a wine cork are going to make me drink a lot more as I prepare to knit this season....
- 5-color knitted star - Beautiful and stashbusting!
- Knit Christmas lights - So these won't emit light themselves.... but they're fitting, no?
- Hearts - The one with the embroidered sleepy eyes is my favorite.
- Pocket Angel
- Marisol Mouse - Not an ornament per say, but I play to turn her into one!
- Little Sweaters - So intricate and darling that I wouldn't want to make anything else!
Of course, anything that is cute and miniature you can turn into an ornament! Have fun turning amigurumi into ornaments.
