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Christmas crochet charts

Christmas colorwork has a deadline, so start from a counted chart instead of a sketch: snowflakes for table runners, pine trees and gift boxes for stockings, bells and stars for filet café curtains. Every chart here includes numbered gridlines and a materials estimate, so holiday yarn math happens before the cast-on, not after.

Seasoned stitchers start holiday projects in late summer — a stocking-size tapestry panel is a month of evenings. Open any chart in the editor to recolor it into your family colors, or resize a snowflake into a full afghan medallion.

Questions makers ask

When should I start a Christmas crochet project?

For a stocking-front or cushion chart (roughly 50×60 stitches in worsted weight), plan four to six weeks of casual evenings. For a full graphgan, start by September.

Can I turn a snowflake chart into an afghan square?

Yes — snowflakes are symmetric, so they resize cleanly. Open the chart in the editor, resize to your square gauge, and repeat it across as many squares as you need.

What yarn colors do the charts assume?

Charts are drawn in real yarn colorways with a materials list per pattern — but you can recolor any chart in the editor and the materials list updates to match.

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