Scrappy Christmas Ball – Free Pattern

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Scrappy Christmas Ball

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Scrappy Christmas Ball

Use up those scrap bits of yarn and make a Scrappy Christmas Ball ornament. Cover clear or old Christmas Balls with scrap super bulky yarn. For worsted weight yarn, I suggest making a chain before gluing. This is a quick and easy project

My Kids have so much fun making these and I’m sure yours will too! These crochet Christmas balls are such a fun Christmas craft for the whole family!

If you love this free Christmas crochet pattern make sure to check out the Cinnamon bobble treeMini Mosaic GnomePlaid Gift card cozy crochet ornaments! For some great family fun for the non-crocheter in your home check out the Mini Ring WreathBoho Beaded Pompom, and the  Mini Tassel Angle Christmas Ornament easy crochet patterns! All Part of the MJ’S Merry Mini Christmas Collection!

Scrappy Christmas Ball

“God never gives someone a gift they are not capable of receiving. If He gives us the gift of Christmas, it is because we all have the ability to understand and receive it.”

– Pope Francis

YARN

Lion Brand Wool-Ease Thick & Quick

80% Acrylic; 20% Wool – 170g

10 g needed

MATERIALS

Ornament Ball

– Glue Gun

-Ornament Hook or twine

Scrappy Christmas Ball

Video Tutorial

A full video tutorial for the Scrappy Christmas Ball

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Scrappy Christmas Ball – Free Crochet Pattern

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SIZING CHART

2.75″ Diameter

PATTERN:

Scrappy Christmas Ball

Scrappy Christmas Ball:

You will need a Christmas Ball for this project. Use a clear ball or cover an old Christmas ball. You can use any size. I used a ball with an approximate diameter of 2.75″.

For quick and easy coverage, use super bulky weight yarn. If you only have worsted weight yarn, you can crochet a long chain and glue the chain to the ball.

Scrappy Christmas Ball

Start by placing a dab of glue on the yarn. Stick it in the centre of the ball, opposite the hanger. Glue around the yarn and work the yarn around in a spiral. Continue to work sections of glue, gluing the yarn as you go. Cover the entire ball. Trim the yarn and add an ornament hook.

Scrappy Christmas Ball

I’m so happy with how my Christmas Tree turned out. I added wooden bead garland and a few pinecone ornaments. I used my Easy C2C Blanket for my Tree Skirt and the Chunky Buffalo Plaid Crochet Throw to stay with the plaid theme. If you love my Christmas Sweater you can get it HERE and my skirt HERE. They really helped give my tree the rustic aesthetic I was going for!

Not only do these crochet ornaments look beautiful on a Christmas tree, but they make the perfect present toppers as well. The crochet decorations vary in skill level, and some can be made with no crochet experience. That way, the entire family can get involved.

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This pattern is designed by Michelle Moore of MJ’s Off The Hook Designs Inc, based in Lakefield, Ontario, Canada. Your go-to source for modern, easy crochet patterns. Published on December 12th, 2021.


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