Free Crochet Gingerbread Doll House – 15-in-1 Pattern – 3-Day LIVE Crochet Along

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Crochet Alongs are super fun. But Quick LIVE Crochet Alongs are more interesting, and exciting and allow you to take your time finishing one large project without overwhelm and YOU get LIVE Tutorials and LIVE Support with a Community at the same time.

This free crochet pattern for a 15-in-1 Gingerbread Doll House Crochet Pattern is broken up into 3 quick parts with a GIVEAWAY at the end.

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Have you ever wanted to be part of a REALLY Fun CAL (crochet along) that includes LIVE Videos, Support, and a Community? Well, with this CAL you get all that. We’ll be making an extremely fun and beautiful 15-in-1 Gingerbread Doll House for your Christmas Decor or for Kids to play with.

This 15-in-1 Gingerbread Doll House Crochet Pattern uses mostly worsted yarn from different yarn companies, depending on the ornament, furniture, amigurumi, or the house itself. All the details on the colors per crochet piece and doll house are broken down in the material section below.

And not only will you be able to make a Gingerbread Doll House in this LIVE CAL, but you can also arrange the pieces differently or add more or fewer furniture or amigurumi to your doll house, or add ready-to-go 1:12 ratio doll house furniture and decor pieces from Michaels or Hobby Lobby if you prefer.

FREE CAL Sign Up – Early Access the Evening Before & Be Entered into the Giveaway

You can join the CAL for FREE and you’ll get access to the pattern in parts – 1 part per day – with ads Right HERE:

You just need to decide if you want to get instant access to the PDF right now and work at your own pace (VIP access) or join the FREE CAL (with ads) and get access to each part of the pattern one day at a time.

Sign up for the Crochet Along Pattern

There are 3 ways to join this exciting, quick 3-day LIVE crochet along to make this 15-in-1 Gingerbread Doll House Crochet Pattern.

1. You can join for FREE and get access to the pattern 1 day at a time (with ads) – one part of the pattern is already available (3 will be published later)
2. OR you can get the ad-free PDF now and get access to the entire pattern instantly.
3. OR if you are part of The Crochet Club Membership then you get also access to the entire pattern at once ad-free.

Regardless of which option you pick, the LIVE Tutorials for each part will be at 12pm, PT on October 1st (part 1), October 3rd (part 2), and October 5th (part 3) on Youtube. Links to those LIVE Tutorials will be sent via email the evening before!

FREE CAL Sign Up – Early Access the Evening Before & Be Entered into the Giveaway

You can join the CAL for FREE and you’ll get access to the pattern in parts – 1 part per day – with ads Right HERE:

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VIP Access to the Ad-Free PDF

Or you can get VIP Access to the entire pattern right away in a PDF – all ad-free.

See the breakdown below to make an informed decision on what will work best for you.

If you are a FULL MEMBER of THE CROCHET CLUB, you will NOT need to purchase the VIP ACCESS PDF! You, TCC Members, automatically get the FULL AD-FREE WRITTEN Pattern HERE (not the 3 LIVE Tutorials videos yet), starting September 26th!
You’ll also get access to the LIVE Tutorials as they are being published!

You can also purchase the PDF via Ravelry and Etsy but it will cost more than if you purchase it on my website (just $10).

• Get the PDF via Ravelry for $13 Here
• Get the PDF via Etsy for $15 Here

This Gingerbread Doll House includes the following patterns

• Gingerbread House
• Gingerbread Man
• Gingerbread Woman
• Snowman
• Christmas Tree
• Santa Sack
• Teddy Bear
• Fireplace
• Chair
• Coffee Table
• Cabinet
• Rug
• Wreath
• Star
• Picture Frame

Learn how to Crochet this 15-in-1 Gingerbread Doll House Pattern via a LIVE Crochet Along with Support and Community

This CAL will be quick, finished within 3 days as we’re using worsted yarn, and it will be as a written pattern, as well as LIVE Video Tutorials with extra support and a fun community!

OR you can join the CAL for FREE and you’ll get access to the pattern in parts – 1 part per day – with ads Right HERE:

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How will this CAL work? Any Support?

Easy. You simply will follow each part once released – you have 1 day to complete each section of the pattern. The schedule is broken down below.

I’ll be crocheting each piece of the Gingerbread House on camera according to the schedule below.

Make sure to sign up for early release emails above and of course, join my Facebook group for release info and to show off your creations.

While you work on the parts of the pattern, I encourage you to share your progress pictures in my Facebook group using the hashtag #LIVECALOCT25

And if you need any support or help during the Crochet Along, please tag me in my Facebook group so I can find and answer your question(s). PLUS you also get support during the LIVE Tutorials.

You have until 10/6/25 to finish the pattern, post the image of the final product plus using the hashtag #LIVECALOCT25 in my Facebook group (directly post into my group) to qualify for the Giveaway! The giveaway is optional. If you need more time, you take your time.

How do you have a chance to win in the Giveaway?

It’s very easy. But remember you don’t need to be part of it and can simply take your time for the pattern.

But here is how you qualify to be entered in the Giveaway:

1. Join my newsletter (the sign up box above)
2. Follow me on at least 2 of these social media platforms: Youtube, Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok
3. Post the image of your final product in my Facebook group
4. Use the hashtag #LIVECALOCT25
5. Post into my Facebook group with the image and hashtag no later than 8/4/25 10am, PT
6. JOIN the PARTY! We pick 3 additional winners to win something!
7. Optional: Share this link with your crochet bestie on social media and tag me!

I will pick THREE winners to each win a $30 valued crochet surprise. The Giveaway Winner announcement will take place on my Facebook page and my Youtube Channel on 10/6/25 at 12pm, PT (3pm, ET).

So we will have 12 WINNERS:

• 3 for signing up for the LIVE CAL for free
• 3 for commenting on the Video Tutorials (1 winner per video)
• 3 for finishing the LIVE CAL (as mentioned above)
• and 3 for showing up for the Party!

What will you need for the 15-in-1 Gingerbread Doll House Crochet Pattern LIVE Crochet Along?

Click the links below to see which materials I used exactly!

• Lion Brand Color Theory (worsted, 100% acrylic, 246yd/100g)
  • Nutmeg (3 skeins)
• Lion Brand 24/7 Cotton Yarn (worsted, 100% cotton, 186yd/100g)
  • white (2.5 skeins)
• Furls Crochet Wander Yarn (worsted, 100% acrylic, 120yd, 100g)
  • Thatch (1/4 of a skein)
• Herrschners Worsted Supreme Yarn:
  • Daylily (1/4 of a skein)
• Premier Anti-Pilling Everyday Yarn (worsted, 100% acrylic, 180yd/100g)
  • Linen (1/5 of a skein)
• Lion Brand Go For Faux (super bulky, 100% polyester, 65yd/100g)
  • Baked Alaska (1/4 of a skein)
• Red Heart Super Saver (worsted, 100% acrylic, 364yd/198g)
  • White (1/8 of a skein)
  • Red (1/10 of a skein)
  • Black (1/10 of a skein)
  • Green (1/9 of a skein)
  • Yellow (just for star)
• Mary Maxim Starlette Sparkle (worsted, 98% acrylic, 2% polyester, 196yd/100g)
  • Emerald (1/4 of a skein)
• WeCrochet Dishie Yarn (worsted, 100% cotton, 190yd/100g)
  • Fiesta Red Twist (1/4 of a skein)
• Premier Yarns Minikins Yarn (sport, 158yds/50g)
  • red
• Lion Brand Skein Tones Yarn
  • ivory, cedarwood, cocoa
• 4mm hook
• scissors
• tapestry needle
• Polyfill
• 2 tiny 6mm plastic eyes and 1 black nose (I used this box)
• Hot Glue and glue sticks
• LED Tea Lights
• Plastic Canvas (10 sheets) OR thick cartboard (from old packaging) or thin wood sheets
• Wooden Craft Dowels
• Floral 18 Gauge Wire plus wire cutter
• Pipe cleaners from Hobby Lobby
• Cotton Fabric (I had leftovers from Joanns) ~1/2 yard
• Doll House furniture/decor from Michaels
• MANY different Holiday/Christmas Stickers, black beads, 3D stickers, and googly eyes from Michaels and Hobby Lobby
• Doll House Ceiling Light (I got mine from Michaels) but here are some too
• LED Fairy Light String (mine was 5 ft)

Can I use a different yarn?

Yes, you can switch to a different yarn brand, even a different fiber if you prefer.

I recommend any worsted yarn for this project. Pick from your yarn stash if you want, BUT I highly recommend the yarns mentioned above.

But it’s an ideal project as a yarn stash buster. Use leftover yarn if you have any. I would recommend sticking with either of my above recommendations.

What colors should I pick?

I recommend any of the mentioned solid colors.

Either stick with the colors I picked or pick your favorite colors for your favorite pieces.

Can I use a different hook size?

Yes, you can pick a different size. Just remember the pattern will be a bit smaller or larger unless you focus on the gauge provided.

More Details about the Pattern

Gauge

4 sc sts x 4 sc rows = 1 square inches

Finished Size

closed: 11 (w) x 9.5 (l) x 15.5 (h) inches

Stitches and Abbreviations (US Terms)

Learn all the basic crochet stitches HERE

• st/sts = stitch/stitches
• ch = chain
• sk = skip
• sl st = slip stitch (or invisible sl st – see video)
• inc = increase
• sc = single crochet
• tr = treble crochet
• dc = double crochet
• tr = treble crochet
• ATC = Alternative Turning Chain
• BLO = back loop only
• FLO = front loop only
• ldc = linked double crochet
• inv sc dec (rounds) or regular sc dec (rows)

When does the Crochet Along start?

The Crochet Along will be broken up into 3 Parts and starts October 1st, 2025. But you already have access to the walls and the floors of the Gingerbread Doll House to make sure you have a chance to finish it on time.

You will simply need to decide whether to join the CAL for free or get VIP Access (The Crochet Club Members get VIP Access in the Vault automatically).

We are pretty sure you will all like this Quick 3-Day LIVE Crochet Along to make a 15-in-1 Gingerbread Doll House Crochet Pattern as much as we do. Be sure to share this post with your crochet friends so they all can join in.

Are you excited yet? Let’s grab or order your materials, and then we will get started on October 1st, 2025 with Part 1. But remember the walls and floors of the Gingerbread Doll House are already available.

LIVE Crochet Along Pattern Parts

Remember, you can get the PDF of this pattern if you don’t like ads or want to work ahead:

Already Available Pattern – House Walls and Floors

Pattern Notes for ALL 15 pieces: Crochet in continuous rounds (use a stitch marker) unless otherwise mentioned.

ALL walls and floors use Color Theory Yarn

Floor and Ceiling (floor of the 2nd level) – 10.5 x 9.5 inches

(so make this piece twice)

Ch 40, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-40: 1 sc per st, turn

USE the floral wire when crocheting around the piece now. You literally crochet over the wire while crocheting sc sts.

Crochet around the entire piece, 1 sc per st/row, and 3 sc per corner.

Front (movable) Wall – 10.5 x 7.5 inches

Ch 40, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-12: 1 sc per st, turn

R13-22: 1 sc in 13 sts, turn

Fasten off, then go back to R12, skip 13 sts from where you stop for R13, attach yarn, repeat R13-22 on the other side (that creates the frame of the window).

R23: 1 sc per st, ch 13, 1 sc per st (to the other side), turn

R24-30: 1 sc per st

USE the floral wire when crocheting around the piece now. You literally crochet over the wire while crocheting sc sts.

Crochet around the entire piece, 1 sc per st/row, and 3 sc per corner.

Back Wall – 10.5 x 7.5 inches

Ch 40, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-30: 1 sc per st, turn

USE the floral wire when crocheting around the piece now. You literally crochet over the wire while crocheting sc sts.

Crochet around the entire piece, 1 sc per st/row, and 3 sc per corner.

Right Wall – 9.5 x 7.5 inches

Ch 35, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-30: 1 sc per st, turn

USE the floral wire when crocheting around the piece now. You literally crochet over the wire while crocheting sc sts.

Crochet around the entire piece, 1 sc per st/row, and 3 sc per corner.

Left Wall with Door – 9.5 x 7.5 inches

Ch 35, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-10: 1 sc per st, turn

R11-30: 1 sc in 11 sts, turn

Now start the door and the other side of the door frame/wall.

R11: ch 14, start from the 2nd ch from the hook, 1 sc per st, connect to other side (after skipping 13 sts), 1 sc in 10 sts, turn

R12-30: 1 sc per st, turn

USE the floral wire when crocheting around the piece now (skipping the door so it can be moved). You literally crochet over the wire while crocheting sc sts.

Crochet around the entire piece, 1 sc per st/row, and 3 sc per corner.

2 Triangle Walls for the 2nd level – 9.5 (L) x 7.5 (H) inches

Ch 35, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1: 1 sc per st, turn

R2: 1 sc dec, 1 sc per st, turn

Repeat R2 until you have 2 sts left, decrease over both, then crochet around it.

USE the floral wire when crocheting around the piece now. You literally crochet over the wire while crocheting sc sts.

Crochet around the entire piece, 1 sc per st/row, and 3 sc per corner.

Be sure to share your progress pictures in our Facebook group using the hashtag #LIVECALOCT25 so we can celebrate you.

Each LIVE Tutorials for Parts 1-3 starts at 12pm, PT (3pm, ET).

Part 1: Chimney, Door, Assembly of the House, Roof Crocodile Stitch, Rug, Christmas Tree

LIVE Tutorial starts 12pm, PT on October 1st, 2025. The LIVE Tutorial Replay will be available after HERE on Youtube.

Written Pattern

2 Roof Pieces (using 24/7 Cotton Yarn) using the Crocodile Stitch – 13.25 x 9.5 inches

Ch 42+3 (counts as a dc)

R1: Dc in the third chain from the hook. *Ch 2 and skip 2 chains. Make 2 dc in the next chain. Rep from * to end of row.

R2: Ch 3. Working down first dc post, make 4 dc. Ch 1 and rotate your work so you can work up the other double crochet post. Work 5 dc up that dc. *Ch 1 and skip the next group of 2 dc. Work 5 dc down the first dc of that next group. Ch 1 and rotate. Work 5 dc up the next dc of the same group. Rep from * to end of row.

R3: Ch 3, sl st to the center of the scale. Dc in the center of the scale. *Ch 2 and work 2 dc in the middle of the next group (underneath the scales). Ch 2 and work 2 dc in the middle of the next scale. Rep from * to end of row.

R4: Ch 1. Skip the first group of 2 dc. Work 5 dc down the first dc of that next group. Ch 1 and rotate. Work 5 dc up the next dc of the same group. *Ch 1 and skip the next group of 2 dc. Work 5 dc down the first dc of that next group. Ch 1 and rotate. Work 5 dc up the next dc of the same group. Rep from * to end of row. Ch 1 and sl st to chain space.

R5: Ch 3 and dc in same space. *Ch 2 and work 2 dc in the middle of next scale. Ch 2 and work 2 dc in the middle of next group (underneath the scales). Rep from * across.

Repeat rows 2-5 until you have 13 scale rows.

BLOCK your pieces for the house!

Assembly of the House

The following instructions are for my assembly. BUT you can also crochet ALL walls twice and have the plastic canvas pieces between each crochet piece, which wouldn’t require any fabric. But that takes longer and needs double the amount of yarn.

First, cut plastic canvas pieces for ALL crocheted pieces for the house (besides the bottom floor). All plastic canvas pieces should be about ¼ inch shorter all around compared to your crocheted pieces. Now cut your fabric pieces for ALL those plastic canvas pieces. All fabric pieces (ironed first) should be 1 – 1.5 inches larger than the plastic canvas pieces.

Remember that you have a window and a door. So cut those out from the plastic canvas pieces (about ¼ inch more than the edge of the window or door).

Lay each plastic canvas piece on top of each fabric piece. Glue the plastic canvas piece to the fabric. Cut away the corners in a diagonal. Then fold over the edges of the fabric and glue them to the plastic canvas sheet.

Glue floral wires + pipecleaners as beams across the ceiling piece (or wooden dowels for MORE stability). Those beams are only on one side and will point down.

Now, sew the first level walls to the floor piece. Sew the back wall to the right wall and the left wall (with the door). Leave the front wall as it as. Sew the ceiling to the left, back and right wall.

Sew the triangles above the left and right wall.

Glue the fabric+plastic canvas sheet to the roof pieces. Do the same for the triangle pieces, the right, back, left, and front walls.

Glue the back roof to the triangles (there will be an overhang of the roof) – I glued the fabric roof piece to the fabric triangle pieces. Glue a wooden dowel to the very top, to the first roof’s fabric piece. Lay the second roof piece (with fabric+plastic canvas piece already glued on) on the other side and sew only the top to the first roof piece. Cut 4 wooden dowels such that they go into each corner of the first floor.

Glue 1 (or more) wooden dowels to the roof’s inside (to the fabric for extra stability of the roof – think of them as beams.

For the 2nd floor, I laid the plastic canvas loosely to the floor. That way I can hide the wires to the LED lights and the ceiling light (install it at this point).

Chimney

Use Fiesta Red Twisted Yarn

Ch 32, connect first with last chain (keeping 32 sts), crocheting in continuous rounds

R1-7: 1 sc each st

R8: 1 sc dec, 1 sc per st until you have 10 sts left, 1 sc dec, skip last 8 sts, turn

R9: 1 sc dec, 1 sc per st until you have 2 sts left, 1 sc dec, turn

Repeat R9 until you have 8 sts left in a row

Fasten off

Cut 4 plastic canvas pieces that you can glue to the inside to turn the chimney square-shaped when you look from the top down.

Glue/sew the chimney to the BACK – first roof piece (the one that doesn’t move). Add some polyfill loosely to create “smoke”.

Door

Use the Starelette Sparkle Emerold yarn

Ch 13, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-17: 1 sc per st, turn

Fasten off. Use red to sew on a door handle. Glue a plastic canvas sheet behind it. Then glue the plastic canvas with the green door to the outside of the brown door on the house.

Rug (white)

R1: Magic ring, ch 1 (not a stitch), 6 sc, close the ring, continuous rounds

R2: 2 sc per st

R3: (1 sc, 2 sc) 6 times

R4: (1 sc in 2 sts, 2 sc) 6 times

R5: (1 sc in 3 sts, 2 sc) 6 times

R6: (1 sc in 4 sts, 2 sc) 6 times

R7: (1 sc in 5 sts, 2 sc) 6 times

R8: (1 sc in 6 sts, 2 sc) 6 times

R9: (1 sc in 7 sts, 2 sc) 6 times

Fasten off

Christmas Tree

First (inner) foundation layer

R1: make a magic ring and add 6 sc, close the ring

Using continuous rounds and a stitch marker

R2: 1 sc in the BACK LOOP ONLY per st

R3: *1 sc in the BACK LOOP ONLY in the next 2 sts, 1 sc in the BACK LOOP ONLY inc (so 2 sc’s in the same st), repeat from * until the end of the round

Now repeat R2 and R3 as many times as you like depending on how big the tree needs to be

Once the inner lay is done, now let’s crochet the outer layer

now crochet in a spiral backwards back up to the tip crocheting in the FRONT LOOP ONLY

sl st to the first flo, *ch 4, sl st to the next flo, then repeat from * until you reach the top

Finally, hot glue on ornaments to decorate it however you like.

Part 2: Coffee Table, Fireplace, Cabinet, Teddy Bear

The LIVE Tutorial Replay will be available after HERE on Youtube.

Written Pattern

Teddy

Use Lion Brand Basic Stitch Yarn

Crochet Teddy Bear Muzzle

R1: Magic Ring and add 7 sc, close ring

R2: 2 sc per st

Finish the last round using the invisible join

Crochet Teddy Head and Body

R1: Magic Ring and add 7 sc, close ring (use stitch marker as you’re crocheting continuous rounds)

R2: 2 sc per st

R3: *1 sc, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round

R4: *1 sc in the next 2 sts, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round

R5-9: 1 sc per st

R10: *1 sc in the next 2 sts, 1 inv sc dec, repeat from * until the end of the round

R11: *1 sc, 1 inv sc dec, repeat from * until the end of the round

Sew on the crocheted nose/mouth circle starting from the 5th rd down, then add the plastic nose to the center

Add the 2 plastic eyes left and right of the circled nose area on round 6

R12: 1 inv sc dec all around

Add polyfill

R13: 2 sc per st

R14: *1 sc, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round

R15: 1 sc per st

R16: *1 sc in the next 2 sts, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round

R17-19: 1 sc per st

R20: *1 sc in the next 2 sts, 1 inv sc dec, repeat from * until the end of the round

R21: *1 sc, 1 inv sc dec, repeat from * until the end of the round

Add polyfill

R22: 1 inv sc dec all around

Close the hole by sewing through each stitch of the last round

Crochet 2 Ears for the Teddy Bear

R1: Magic Ring and add 7 sc, close ring (use stitch marker as you’re crocheting continuous rounds)

R2: 2 sc per st

R3-4: 1 sc per st

Sew the ears in a C shape between the 3rd and 6th round from the top of the head, starting about the same vertical line of the eyes

Crochet 2 Teddy Bear Arms

R1: Magic Ring and add 7 sc, close ring (use stitch marker as you’re crocheting continuous rounds)

R2: 1 sc in the next 3 sts, 1 sc inc, 1 sc in the next 2 sts, 1 sc inc

R3-6: 1 sc per st

R7: 1 sc in the next 3 sts, 1 sc inv dec, 1 sc in the next 2 sts, 1 sc inv dec

Add a tiny amount of stuffing and sew the arms 180 degrees apart from each other to the neck

Crochet 2 Legs for the Teddy

R1: Magic Ring and add 7 sc, close ring (use stitch marker as you’re crocheting continuous rounds)

R2: 2 sc per st

R3-6: 1 sc per st

R7: 1 inv sc dec all around, add stuffing

Sew legs to the body starting the first decreasing round of the body

Crochet Teddy Bear Tail

R1: Magic Ring and add 7 sc, close ring (use stitch marker as you’re crocheting continuous rounds)

R2: 1 sc per st, close with the inv join, and then sew it to the back of the teddy bear

For the bow, wrap red yarn around a fork as many times as you like, then tie center together with a separate yarn piece, cut yarn ends and slide the bow off the fork.

Glue or sew bow to the bear. I used hot glue to make it easier.

Coffee Table (linen + 4 small wooden dowels as legs)

Ch 10, start from the 2nd ch from the hook (continuous rounds)

R1: 3 sc (mark 1st and 3rd sc), 1 sc in 7 sts, 3 sc in the last st (mark 1st and 3rd sc), now crochet on the other side of the chain (180 degree turn), 1 sc in 7 sts

R2-4: 1 sc per st, 3 sc in all marked sts (mark the 2nd sc for all 3sc’s now)

Fasten off. Cut a piece of plastic canvas, glue to the back side of the rectangle, then glue wooden dowel legs to the plastic canvas.

Cabinet (linen color)

Ch 7, start from the 2nd ch from the hook (continuous rounds)

R1: 3 sc (mark 1st and 3rd sc), 1 sc in 4 sts, 3 sc in the last st (mark 1st and 3rd sc), now crochet on the other side of the chain (180 degree turn), 1 sc in 4 sts

R2: 1 sc per st, 3 sc in all marked sts

R3: in blo, 1 sc per st

R4-12: 1 sc per st

R13: (think of the piece as a rectangular-shaped cabinet) start on one corner, 3 sc tog, 1 sc, 3 sc tog, 1 sc in 4 sts, 3 sc tog, 1 sc, 3 sc tog, 1 sc in 4 sts,

Stuff and sew the opening closed in a line.

Sew on red knobs (french knots) and brown lines as draw lines.

Fireplace

Make 2 rectangles (one will be for the bottom (fasten it off) and one for the top, you’ll continue crocheting on that one.

Ch 11, start from the 2nd ch from the hook (continuous rounds)

R1: 3 sc (mark 1st and 3rd sc), 1 sc in 8 sts, 3 sc in the last st (mark 1st and 3rd sc), now crochet on the other side of the chain (180 degree turn), 1 sc in 8 sts

R2-3: 1 sc per st, 3 sc in all marked sts (mark the 2nd sc for all 3 sc’s now

For the top piece, continue as follows:

R4: in blo, 1 sc per st

R5-6: 1 sc per st

You’re now crocheting the ceiling of the inside of the fireplace.

R7: turn, 1 sc in 6 sts, turn (this should be centered in the middle, to have 2 evenly shaped rectangular openings on the left and right, adjust if that is not the case)

R8-13: 1 sc per st, turn

Slip stitch the rectangular flap you just made to the other side, evenly.

Start on one of the rectangular openings (wherever you finished the slip stitch)

R1: 1 sc per st or row

R2-7: 1 sc per st, fasten off

Repeat the same (with the same stitch count) on the other side.

Stuff and sew the bottom across parallel to the top rectangle (the one you started with).

Ch 9, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-8: 1 sc per st, turn

Fasten off and sew to the back of the fireplace as a back cover. Add LED light.

Part 3: Chair, Picture Frame, Snowman, Wreath, Gingerbread People, Star, Santa Sack, How to Decorate 

The LIVE Tutorial Replay will be available after HERE on Youtube.

Be sure to share your progress pictures in our Facebook group using the hashtag #LIVECALOCT25 so we can celebrate you.

Written Pattern

Snowman

Use Red Heart Super Saver Yarn

Head

Start with White

R1: Magic Ring and add 12 sc, close ring NOT all the way for the light to go through

R2: *1 sc, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round (18 sts)

R4-8: 1 sc per st

Fasten off

Glue on the googly eyes and small beads for the mouth (I used hot glue)

Body

R1: Magic Ring, add 6 sc, close ring

R2: 2 sc per st (12 sts)

R3: *1 sc, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round (18 sts)

R4: *1 sc in 2 sts, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round (24 sts)

R5: *1 sc in 3 sts, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round (30 sts)

R6-7: 1 sc per st

R8: *1 sc in 3 sts, 1 inv sc dec, repeat from * until the end of the round (24 sts)

R9: *1 sc in 2 sts, 1 inv sc dec, repeat from * until the end of the round (18 sts)

R10: *1 sc, 1 inv sc dec, repeat from * until the end of the round (12 sts)

R11: inv sc dec all around

Glue on large beads as buttons (I used hot glue).

Sew body to head

Scarf – with #2 red yarn (makes it less bulky)

Ch 4, starting from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-46: 1 sc per st

Fasten off and sew or glue (I used hot glue) the scarf to the neck of the snowman

Hat – with black

R1: Magic Ring, 6 sc, close ring

R2: 2 sc per st

R3: 1 sc in back loop only

R4-5: 1 sc per st

R6: *1 sc, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round

R7: *1 sc in 2 sts, 2 sc in the next st, repeat from * until the end of the round

Fasten off and glue hat to the top of the head

Chair (in daylily)

Ch 7, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-8: 1 sc per st, turn

Now crochet around it, in continuous rounds

R1: 1 sc per st or row (corners have 1 sc each)

R2-6: 1 sc per st

R7-8: start in a corner, *3 sc tog, 1 sc per st until next corner, repeat from * until the end

Stuff and close the hole, fasten off

2 Arm Rest

Ch 4, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1: 1 sc per st, turn 180 degrees, 1 sc per st again (6 sts)

R2-6: 1 sc per st

Optionally stuff (I skipped it) and close the end in a line. Then sew to the top of the chain on both sides.

1 Back Rest

Ch 7, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1: 1 sc per st, turn 180 degrees, 1 sc per st again (12 sts)

R2-9: 1 sc per st

Stuff, then close the end in a line and sew it to the back of the chair.

Optionally create a pillow (I used one I had from the doll house collection from Michaels).

2 Pictures with Frames

One is white on the inside or red on the outside. The other one has the colors flipped.

Ch 8, start from the 2nd ch from the hook

R1-9: 1 sc per st, turn, fasten off

Frame

Ch 32, connect the first with the last chain into a loop, keep 32 sts

R1: (3 sc, 1 sc in 6 sts, 3 sc, 1 sc in 8 sts) twice

Fasten off

Sew or glue to the picture.

Using the frame color, embroider on a tree by making zig-zag lines that get shorter from the bottom to the top.

Mini Start (in yellow)

Watch this video to help you crochet the Star pattern

R1: Make a magic ring, ch 1, add to the ring this repeat 5 times: 2 sc’s, ch 1, sl st

R2: *ch3, 1 sc in the 2nd ch from the hook, sk 1 st, 1 hdc in the next st, sl st to the next ch sp that was created during round 1, repeat from * a total of 5 times, sl st to the 1st st, fasten off.

Green Christmas Wreath (use sparkle yarn)

Watch this video to help you crochet the Christmas wreath pattern (watch the candy cane tutorial as it’s done the same way, just folded differently)

Make 2 spirals (both in green)

Ch 30

R1: Starting from the 2nd ch from the hook, 2 sc per ch

Weave in your ends. Curl the first green spiral around a pipe cleaner, then curl the second green spiral between the first spiral, adjust/bend it into a circle, to make a wreath. Connect/sew the ends to make a circle. Using red yarn and looping around 2 fingers or a fork, make a small bow. Glue/sew the bow to the wreath.

Gingerbread Man (color Thatch)

Watch this video to help you crochet the Gingerbread Man pattern

Leg/ Arms (make 2 each)

R1: MR, ch 1, 6 sc

R2-5: 1 sc per st, fasten off

Do not fasten off for 1 leg and continue below.

Connecting the legs, then body and head

R1: 1 sc per st on one leg, start on the other leg, 1 sc per st (12 sts in total now)

R2-3: 1 sc per st

R4: (1 sc in 4 sts, 1 inv sc dec) twice (10 sts)

R5: 1 sc per st

R6: (1 sc in 3 sts, 1 inv sc dec) twice (8 sts)

R7: 1 sc per st

R8: (1 sc in 2 sts, 1 inv sc dec) twice (6 sts)

R9: (1 sc, 2 sc) 3 times (9 sts)

R10: (1 sc in 2 sts, 2 sc) 3 times (12 sts)

R11-12: 1 sc per st

R13: *1 sc in 2 sts, 1 inv sc dec, repeat all around

R14: inv sc dec all around

Weave through the front loops of the last round, pull to close the hole, and fasten off.

Sew on 2 arms on the side of the body below the head.

Sew white lines around arms and legs (2 rounds in), add 2 french knots as the eyes (white) and 3 french knots as buttons (red) and a white mouth (make a line and then a little bit below sew around the line to pull it down to make a smile.

Gingerbread Woman (color Thatch)

Repeat the same pattern as the gingerbread man, BESIDES R4, which you’ll crochet into the BLO.

Once done with the body, come back to R4’s flo and crochet:

R4: in flo (1 sc, 2 sc) x 6 times

R5-7: in both loops, 1 sc per st

Fasten off (made a skirt)

Add only 1 red button, and add a small bow (loop 3 times around 2 fingers (or a fork) then wrap around the middle to make the bow), the rest is the same as the Gingerbread Man.

Santa Sack

Watch this video to help you crochet the Santa Sack pattern

Start with Red

R1: Magic Ring, ch 2, 12 ldc, close the ring, sl st to the first st

R2: ch 2, 2 ldc per st, close the ring, sl st to the first st

R3: ch 2, 1 ldc in the blo, all around, sl st to the first st

R4-8: ch 2, 1 ldc per st, all around, sl st to the first st

Switch to White

R9: ch 2, 1 ldc per st, all around, sl st to the first st

Use a piece of white strand to close the Santa sack.

Assembly

Glue on ANY stickers or candy cane pipe cleaners (around the door as a frame and window frame) or crochet pieces (star, wreath) you made on the outside. Meaning, decorate it however you like. ALL Gingerbread Houses should look different. That is what makes them fun to make. As mentioned, my stickers (flat or 3D) are from Michaels or Hobby Lobby.

You can now also decorate the inside of your Gingerbread House. I also added red and white yarn around the inside 4 wooden dowels (in the corners). And I glued on the Go For Faux Yarn around ALL edges and the window frame (inside). Finally, I added the LED light string all around.

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HUGE Crochet Party with Lots of Prizes

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