Free Christmas Bauble Ornament Crochet Pattern

Add a handmade touch to your holiday décor with this free crochet Christmas bauble ornament pattern. These crochet baubles are quick, fun, and perfect for beginners or experienced makers looking for a festive project. You can customize your bauble ornaments with different yarn colors, sparkly accents, or classic holiday shades to match your Christmas tree. Whether you use them as ornaments, gift toppers, or stocking stuffers, these DIY crochet baubles are sure to become a treasured part of your holiday decorations.

Skill level

Beginner

Materials

• Puli (100% Cotton, 125m (137yds)/50g (1.76oz), Sport Weight) Yarn
• DMC Lumina (150m/20g) – Silver Yarn
• Crochet hook: 2.00 mm
• Filling
• Scissors
• Tapestry needle

Abbreviations

• St(s) – stitch(es)
• Mr – magic ring
• Sc – single crochet
• Dc – double crochet
• Inc – increase (2 st in next st)
• Dec – decrease (2 st worked off together)
• (nr) – indicates the total number of stitches in the current row/round

Size of the finished ornament

I made this ornament in two sizes. The smaller one is 1 inch, the bigger one is 2 inches, if you use similar weight yarn. In case you use a thicker yarn, your ornament will be bigger, if you use thiner yarn, your ornament will be smaller.

Pattern Instructions

For the ornament you can use any color combination and yarn you like to match any other Christmas decoration you have. As you need small amounts from each yarn, this is also a perfect way to use up your yarn scarps from your stash.

Big Christmas Bauble Ornament

I started with red yarn.

Round 1:  12 dc in mr (12)

Change color to silver

Round 2:  sc*12 (12)

Change color to red

Round 3:  Crochet double crochets in the back loop only (inc)*12 (24)

Change color to silver

Round 4:  sc*24 (24)

Change color to red

Round 5:  Crochet in the back loop only (dc, inc)*12 (36)

Change color to silver

Round 6:  sc*36 (36)

Change color to red

Round 7:  Crochet in the back loop only (dc)*36 (36)

Start stuffing the ornament and keep on stuffing while crocheting.

Change color to silver

Round 8:  sc*36 (36)

Change color to red

Round 9:  Crochet in the back loop only (dc, dec)*12 (24)

Change color to silver

Round 10:  sc*24 (24)

Change color to red

Round 11:  Crochet in the back loop only (dec)*12 (12)

Change color to silver

Round 12:  sc*12 (12)
Round 13:  dec*6 (6)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for hanging the ornament.

Congratulations! Your Crochet Bauble Ornament is now finished. We would love to see your finished ornament in our Facebook Group.

Small Christmas Bauble Ornament

I started with blue yarn.

Round 1:  12 dc in mr (12)

Change color to silver

Round 2:  sc*12 (12)

Change color to blue

Round 3:  Crochet in the back loop only (inc)*12 (24)

Change color to silver

Round 4:  sc*24 (24)

Change color to blue

Round 5:  Crochet in the back loop only (dc)*24 (24)

Start stuffing the ornament and keep on stuffing while crocheting.

Change color to silver

Round 6:  sc*24 (24)

Change color to blue

Round 7:  Crochet in the back loop only (dec)*12 (12)

Change color to silver

Round 8:  sc*12 (12)
Round 9:  dec*6 (6)

Fasten off, leave a long tail for hanging the ornament.

Congratulations! Your Crochet Bauble Ornament is now finished. We would love to see your finished ornament in our Facebook Group.

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