70 Free Christmas Sewing Projects: Gifts, Decor, Ornaments and More

Looking for Christmas sewing projects you will actually want to make? This collection includes more than 70 free Christmas sewing patterns and tutorials for stockings, ornaments, tree skirts, pillows, handmade gifts, table decor, quilts, and more.

I’m more of a last-minute type of person and definitely not someone who starts sewing for Christmas in July, and I’m often still working on my handmade gifts and decorations right up until I need them. So for today’s roundup, I’ve included both quick projects you can finish in an evening and larger projects for those that like to plan ahead.

Whether you need a quick gift-card holder, a scrap-friendly ornament, or a larger Christmas quilt to work on over several weekends, you can use the labels under each project to find a good match for your time and skill level. The sewing times are estimates and can vary depending on your experience, cutting method, and finishing choices.

Free Christmas Sewing Patterns and Project Ideas

I have organized these free Christmas sewing projects by type so you can skip straight to what you need. You will find easy Christmas sewing projects for beginners, useful Christmas gifts to sew, festive projects for your own home, and small items that may work well for holiday craft shows.

Quick Picks

• Best for beginners: Gift-card holders, fabric ornaments, reusable gift bags, reversible placemats, and simple aprons.
• Best for using scraps: Fabric star ornaments, Christmas tree ornaments, mug rugs, pincushions, potholders, and quilt blocks.
• Best for quick gifts: Wine bottle bags, gift-card holders, mini stocking ornaments, mug rugs, and kitchen towels.
• Best for holiday decorating: Tree skirts, pillows, Advent calendars, wreaths, wall hangings, garlands, and quilts.
• Best craft-show possibilities: Ornaments, mug rugs, potholders, gift bags, small pillows, and fabric decorations. Always check the original pattern designer’s terms before selling finished items.

Christmas Tree Skirts to Sew

A handmade tree skirt can become part of your Christmas decorating tradition for years. This section includes everything from dramatic ruffled skirts to beginner-friendly quilted options.

1. Ruffled Christmas Tree Skirt

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Half day | Best for: Statement holiday decor

Rows of fabric ruffles give this tree skirt plenty of texture without requiring complicated patchwork. Choose coordinating prints for a colorful skirt or use one fabric for a more streamlined look.

2. Festive Quilted Christmas Tree Skirt

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Half day to weekend | Best for: Quilters and reusable decor

This quilted tree skirt has a classic handmade look and is a good choice if you enjoy straightforward patchwork. It is substantial enough to use year after year.

3. Free Christmas Tree Skirt Pattern

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 4 hours | Best for: A first sewn tree skirt

This simple Christmas tree skirt pattern from AppleGreen Cottage is the most beginner-friendly sewn option in the collection. The clean shape also makes it easy to personalize with your favorite holiday fabric.

Free Christmas Stocking Patterns

Christmas stockings are practical, personal, and easy to customize for each family member. These free patterns include quilted, classic, whimsical, and faux-fur styles.

4. Quilt-As-You-Go Christmas Stocking Pattern

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Scrap busting and personalized family stockings

This free quilted stocking pattern comes in two sizes and uses a quilt-as-you-go method. Mix strips and scraps for a unique stocking, or coordinate the fabrics to match your holiday decor.

5. Classic Christmas Stocking Tutorial

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: A traditional fabric stocking

This straightforward stocking tutorial is a good choice when you want a classic shape that lets the fabric do most of the work. Make a matching set or use different prints for each person.

6. Christmas Elf Stocking Pattern

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Children and whimsical decor

The curled elf-toe shape gives this stocking a playful personality. It would be especially cute for children, pets, or anyone who prefers fun Christmas decor over a traditional stocking.

7. Faux-Fur Christmas Stockings

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Cozy, textured holiday decor

Faux fur gives these stockings a soft, wintry look. This project is a useful option if you want a neutral or more luxurious stocking that can work with many decorating styles.

Christmas Pillow Patterns and Tutorials

Christmas pillows are one of the easiest ways to change a room for the season. Most of these projects can be stored flat after the holidays if you use a removable pillow cover.

8. Buffalo Plaid Sweater Pillow

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 hour | Best for: Upcycling and cozy decor

Turn a buffalo-plaid sweater into a soft Christmas pillow cover. This is a practical upcycling project and a quick way to add classic red-and-black plaid to a sofa or guest room.

9. Peace and Joy Christmas Pillows

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours each | Best for: Coordinated holiday pillows

These simple word pillows add a cheerful message to your Christmas decorating. Make one accent pillow or sew the pair for a coordinated arrangement.

10. Joy Holiday Pillow

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Fusible appliqué and statement decor

Large appliquéd letters make this JOY pillow easy to see across the room. It is a good project for practicing fusible appliqué without working with tiny or intricate shapes.

11. Poinsettia Pillow

Skill level: Intermediate | Approx. time: Half day | Best for: Quilters and detailed holiday decor

The layered poinsettia gives this pillow a more dimensional, polished look. It is a good choice when you want a Christmas pillow that feels special enough to display every year.

12. Tall Christmas Tree Pillow

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Whimsical Christmas decor

This tall tree-shaped pillow is both a soft decoration and a fun alternative to a square throw pillow. Try traditional green or use an unexpected print to match your room.

13. Patchwork Christmas Pillow

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 3 to 4 hours | Best for: Holiday fabric scraps

Small patchwork pieces form a festive Christmas tree on this pillow. It is a useful project for leftover fabric from a holiday collection and can be adapted to almost any color palette.

14. Easy Pillow Covers from Fleece Blankets

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: Under 1 hour | Best for: Fast, inexpensive decorating

These quick pillow covers start with an inexpensive fleece blanket, so you already have most of the fabric selected. They are a smart option when you want several matching pillows without spending days sewing them.

Christmas Ornaments and Small Gifts to Sew

Small Christmas sewing projects are ideal for scraps, teacher gifts, stocking stuffers, package toppers, and craft-show inventory. You can cut most of these in batches and sew them assembly-line style.

15. Holiday Patchwork Pincushions

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 30 to 60 minutes | Best for: Sewing friends and scrap busting

Use red, green, or winter-themed scraps to turn this patchwork pincushion into a useful little Christmas gift. It is small enough to pair with thread, clips, or another sewing notion.

16. Fabric Star Ornament Pattern

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 30 to 45 minutes | Best for: Ornaments, gifts, and craft shows

This free fabric star pattern creates a soft, dimensional ornament that looks pretty in solids, prints, or metallic fabric. Add a ribbon loop for the tree or tie one onto a wrapped gift.

17. Fabric Bauble Christmas Ornament

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: About 1 hour | Best for: Dimensional ornaments and coordinated fabric sets

Six curved fabric panels are sewn together to create this round bubble-style ornament. It is the best replacement for the older bauble tutorial because the finished ornament is polished and the free tutorial has clear photos.

18. Easy Fabric Ornaments and Gift Toppers

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: Under 30 minutes each | Best for: Last-minute sewing and gift wrapping

These easy fabric ornaments can decorate the tree now and double as reusable gift toppers. They are quick, scrap-friendly, and easy to personalize for the recipient.

19. Mini Stocking Ornaments

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 30 to 60 minutes | Best for: Ornaments, garlands, and small gifts

Mini stockings are cute on the tree, tied to packages, or strung together as a garland. Because they use very little fabric, they are also a good way to use favorite Christmas scraps.

20. Easy Fabric Christmas Tree Ornaments

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 30 to 60 minutes each | Best for: Scrap busting and handmade ornaments

These fabric Christmas trees are simple, colorful ornaments you can customize with different prints and trims. They are especially useful when you want a small project you can make in multiples.

21. Felt Reindeer Ornament

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: About 1 hour | Best for: Family crafting and felt scraps

This sweet felt reindeer ornament uses simple pieces and hand-sewn details. Felt makes the cutting and assembly approachable because there are no raw fabric edges to finish.

Fabric Advent Calendars

A handmade Advent calendar becomes part decoration and part family tradition. These versions range from a clean modern wall calendar to a project with individual ornaments.

22. Advent Calendar and Ornament Sewing Pattern

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Weekend | Best for: An interactive family Advent calendar

This free Fat Quarter Shop pattern includes calendar pockets and small fabric ornaments. It is a substantial project, but the finished calendar can be brought out every December.

23. DIY Modern Advent Calendar

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Half day to weekend | Best for: Modern Christmas decor

This wall-hanging Advent calendar has a clean, modern layout and pockets that can hold small notes or treats. The simple design makes it easy to coordinate with your own decorating colors.

24. Dish-Towel Fabric Advent Calendar

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 4 hours | Best for: A quick Advent calendar with minimal fabric shopping

This clever Advent calendar starts with a printed dish towel, then adds pockets for the countdown. It is a practical option when you want the look of a detailed calendar without piecing the entire background.

Christmas Table Runners and Placemats

Table runners and placemats add Christmas color without taking up storage space like larger decorations. They also make useful hostess gifts and are easy to personalize for different decorating styles.

25. Christmas Tree Table Runner

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Half day | Best for: Beginner quilting and Christmas tables

Five modern Christmas tree blocks give this free Sew Nikki table runner a graphic look. Sashing separates the blocks, making the individual trees stand out.

26. Free Christmas Table Runner Pattern

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 3 to 5 hours | Best for: Holiday dining and hostess gifts

Heather Handmade’s table runner is a manageable seasonal quilting project that adds color down the center of a dining table, buffet, or coffee table.

27. Scrappy Christmas Table Runner

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Half day | Best for: Scraps and mixed Christmas prints

This scrappy runner is ideal when you have a group of coordinating holiday fabrics but not enough of any one print. The pieced design gives it plenty of color and movement.

28. Reversible Holiday Placemats

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours per set | Best for: Reversible table decor and beginner sewing

This reversible placemat tutorial is easy to adapt for Christmas by choosing holiday fabric for one or both sides. It is a practical first home-sewing project and a good way to practice neat topstitching.

29. Easy Quilt-As-You-Go Placemats

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours each | Best for: Scraps and quilt-as-you-go practice

These placemats are pieced and quilted at the same time, which keeps the process manageable. The tutorial uses assorted fabrics, but the Christmas version shown near the bottom is a helpful example of how festive the pattern can look.

Christmas Potholders, Towels, and Kitchen Sewing

Useful kitchen projects make great hostess gifts, teacher gifts, or small items for a holiday craft show. Christmas fabric can also turn an all-season potholder pattern into a festive project.

30. Stripey Christmas Ornament Hot Pad

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Hostess gifts and scrap busting

This round hot pad is shaped and pieced to resemble a Christmas ornament. It is decorative enough to display but still useful in the kitchen.

31. Easy Christmas Potholder

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: About 1 hour | Best for: Beginner sewing and practical gifts

This basic potholder tutorial becomes a Christmas project when you use festive fabric. It is a good option for beginners or for batch sewing several practical gifts.

32. Quilted Holiday Potholders

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Quilted kitchen decor and gifts

These quilted holiday potholders include festive tree and ornament designs. They are a nice step up from a basic square potholder without becoming a full-size quilt project.

33. Merry and Bright Retro Christmas Towels

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Kitchen decor and hostess gifts

Appliquéd retro motifs turn ordinary kitchen towels into bright Christmas decor. This is an approachable project if you want to practice fusible appliqué on a ready-made base.

34. Quilted Cozy for Holiday Goodie Tins

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Food gifts and reusable wrapping

This quilted cozy dresses up a holiday tin and makes the container part of the gift. Fill the tin with cookies, candy, or another homemade treat for a useful alternative to disposable wrapping.

Christmas Napkins and Cutlery Holders

Napkins and flatware pockets make a holiday table feel finished, and they require much less fabric than a full set of placemats. They are also easy to sew in multiples once the first one is complete.

35. Christmas Tree Napkins with Cutlery Pockets

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours each | Best for: A playful Christmas table

These folded tree-shaped napkins hold flatware while decorating each place setting. The finished shape makes them both useful and decorative.

36. DIY Christmas Cutlery Holder

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 30 to 60 minutes each | Best for: Batch sewing and holiday place settings

This straightforward fabric pocket keeps a napkin and flatware together at each place setting. Sew a matching set or mix several coordinating prints.

37. Ticking Fabric Napkin with Cutlery Pocket

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: About 1 hour each | Best for: Farmhouse-style tables and reusable napkins

This reusable napkin includes a sewn-in pocket for silverware. Ticking fabric gives it a casual farmhouse look, but Christmas fabric would make the same idea more festive.

Christmas Aprons and Clothing to Sew

Christmas clothing can make holiday baking, parties, and family photos feel extra festive. This section includes a girl’s appliqué skirt plus beginner-friendly apron patterns for children and adults.

38. Felt Appliqué Christmas Skirt for Girls

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Half day | Best for: Children’s Christmas outfits and practicing appliqué

This felt appliqué Christmas skirt starts with the free Flat Front Skirt Pattern, then adds a colorful row of felt trees along the hem. The tree shapes can be cut by hand, with a die cutter, or with a Cricut or Silhouette, then attached with fusible web and optionally stitched around the edges.

39. Free Apron Pattern in Three Sizes

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Matching family aprons and handmade gifts

This free apron pattern includes toddler, tween, and adult sizes. The featured version already uses colors that work for Christmas, or you can choose a holiday print and make matching aprons for baking day.

40. DIY Christmas Apron

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Holiday baking and hostess gifts

This Christmas apron has a festive look without an overly complicated construction. It is practical for December baking and easy to customize with a favorite print.

41. Free Christmas Apron Pattern

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: A polished handmade kitchen gift

This holiday apron has enough detail to feel gift-worthy while remaining a manageable sewing project. Choose traditional fabric or a print that matches the recipient’s kitchen.

Christmas Gift Bags and Fabric Gift-Card Holders

Reusable wrapping is both a sewing project and part of the gift. This group includes bags for cookies, wine, and general presents, plus small fabric holders that make a gift card feel more personal.

42. Holiday Cookie Gift Sack

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Cookies and edible gifts

This fabric sack is sized and styled for gifting cookies or other holiday treats. It is a useful reusable alternative to disposable wrapping for edible gifts.

43. Wine Bottle Gift Bag

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: Under 1 hour | Best for: Hostess gifts and reusable wrapping

This fabric wine bottle bag turns a simple bottle into a finished-looking handmade gift. It is quick to sew and can also be adapted for sparkling cider or another similarly sized bottle.

44. Reusable Appliquéd Gift Bags

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Reusable wrapping and family gifts

These fabric gift bags can be reused each Christmas and personalized with simple appliqué. Make several sizes so you have a small collection ready for wrapping.

45. Fabric Gift-Card Holder

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: Under 30 minutes | Best for: Stocking stuffers and last-minute gifts

This small fabric holder makes a gift card feel more thoughtful and uses very little fabric. It is a practical project to cut and sew in batches.

46. Easy Fabric Gift-Card Holder

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: Under 30 minutes | Best for: Beginners and scrap busting

This simple envelope-style holder is an easy way to practice accurate seams on a small project. Add a button, ribbon, or decorative topstitching if you want to dress it up.

47. Gift-Card Holder or Reusable Cash Envelope

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: Under 30 minutes | Best for: Gift cards, cash gifts, and reusable envelopes

This compact fabric envelope works for either a gift card or cash. The design is useful beyond Christmas, so the recipient can reuse it after the holiday.

48. Santa Sack Tutorial

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Reusable wrapping and oversized Christmas gifts

This reusable Santa sack is a beginner-friendly alternative to disposable gift wrap and works especially well for larger Christmas presents. The photographed tutorial is nearly ready to publish.

Christmas Mug Rugs and Coasters

Mug rugs and coasters are small enough to finish quickly but still feel like a complete handmade gift. Pair one with a mug, tea, coffee, cocoa, or a small package of cookies.

49. Christmas Mug Rugs

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 3 hours | Best for: Scrap busting and small gifts

The free pattern includes both a paper-pieced tree version and an appliqué version, so you can choose the technique you prefer. These are especially cute paired with a mug and a few treats.

50. Reversible Christmas Tree Mug Rug

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Reversible holiday decor and gifts

This tree-shaped mug rug is reversible, which gives you two decorating options in one small project. It can also work as a large coaster or a small mat for holiday treats.

Christmas Quilts, Wreaths, Banners, and Wall Hangings

These larger decorating projects make a strong visual impact. The section includes full quilts, individual quilt blocks, fabric wreaths, banners, garlands, and small wall hangings, so you can choose a project that fits both your space and your available sewing time.

51. Braided Fabric Christmas Wreath

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 4 hours | Best for: Front doors and fabric strips

Braided fabric gives this wreath a soft, full texture. It is a good way to combine several coordinating Christmas prints in one decoration.

52. Fabric and Felt Holly Wreath

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Half day | Best for: Felt appliqué and reusable wall decor

Layered holly leaves create a full Christmas wreath with plenty of texture. The mix of fabric and felt keeps the shapes soft while avoiding the mess of fresh greenery.

53. Half Yard Wreath Wall Hanging

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Weekend | Best for: Beginner quilting and statement wall decor

This free 52 1/2-inch square pattern creates a large pieced wreath topped with a bow. It is designed as a beginner-friendly shortcut quilt and can hang on a wall or be used as a lap quilt.

54. Evergreen Wreath Quilt

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Weekend | Best for: A beginner Christmas quilt

The bold wreath motif makes this quilt feel festive without relying on novelty fabric. It is a good option for quilters who want a recognizable Christmas design with beginner-friendly construction.

55. Circle Tree Quilt

Skill level: Intermediate | Approx. time: Weekend | Best for: Modern quilting and wall display

Circular pieces form a stylized Christmas tree in this modern quilt project. The unusual shapes make it stand out from more traditional tree blocks and patchwork designs.

56. Sew Festive Christmas Quilt

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: Several weekends | Best for: A full Christmas quilt and free printable pattern

The Sew Festive Christmas Quilt combines stars, trees, presents, and colorful patchwork in one cheerful design. The free pattern creates a substantial seasonal quilt you can bring out every year.

57. Christmas Present Quilt Block Pattern

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours per block | Best for: Scraps, pillows, runners, and quilts

This free present block uses simple patchwork to create a wrapped gift. Make one for a pillow or placemat, or repeat the block for a larger quilt or table runner.

58. Christmas Tree Quilt Block Tutorial

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours per block | Best for: Scrap busting and flexible holiday projects

This free Christmas tree quilt block can become part of a quilt, pillow, placemat, table runner, or wall hanging. It is simple enough for newer quilters and easy to customize with scraps.

59. Perfect Pairings Layer Cake Quilt

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: Weekend | Best for: Christmas fabric collections and first quilts

This easy layer-cake quilt is not limited to Christmas, but it becomes a festive quilt when sewn with a coordinated holiday collection. The simple blocks let the fabric prints remain the focus.

60. Christmas DIY Canvas Banner

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Wall decor and seasonal messages

This tall canvas banner adds a holiday message without taking up floor or table space. It works well on a door, narrow wall, or beside a fireplace.

61. Fabric-Scrap Christmas Tree Banner

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Fabric scraps and mantels

Small fabric trees turn leftover scraps into a cheerful Christmas banner. Change the colors and prints to make it playful, traditional, or more modern.

62. Christmas Light Felt Garland

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 4 hours | Best for: Family-friendly decor and felt scraps

The free template makes a string of oversized felt Christmas lights that can hang across a mantel, doorway, wall, or child’s room. Felt keeps the pieces easy to cut and sew.

63. Easy Reversible Christmas Banner

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 3 hours | Best for: Reusable mantel decor

This simple pennant banner is reversible, so you can use two coordinated fabrics or create two different seasonal looks. It is also a forgiving first banner project.

64. Burlap Christmas Tree Wall Hanging

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Rustic wall or door decor

This burlap tree wall hanging has a casual, rustic look and does not require quilt-level precision. It is a useful option when you want a lightweight decoration for a door or narrow wall.

Christmas Gnomes and Stuffed Decorations

Soft decorations add dimension to a mantel, shelf, or children’s room. These projects range from small tree softies to whimsical animal heads and gnomes.

65. Stuffed Fabric Stag

Skill level: Intermediate | Approx. time: Half day | Best for: Statement wall decor and fabric mixing

This dimensional fabric stag is an unusual Christmas sewing project and a strong focal point for a wall. Mixing prints gives the finished head a patchwork look.

66. Patchwork Christmas Tree Softie

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Fabric scraps and shelf decor

This stuffed patchwork tree is a small, soft decoration for a shelf, mantel, or centerpiece. Use scraps from several projects to give each tree a different look.

67. Stuffed Reindeer Head

Skill level: Confident beginner | Approx. time: 2 to 4 hours | Best for: Whimsical Christmas decor

This stuffed reindeer head is a playful alternative to flat wall decor. It is the kind of project that children may especially enjoy seeing brought out each Christmas.

68. Easy Pinecone Gnomes

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 15 to 30 minutes | Best for: Christmas ornaments, nature-inspired decor, and quick handmade gifts

These pinecone gnomes combine natural pinecones with faux-fur beards and soft fabric hats. The original tutorial uses hot glue, but you can sew the hat seam instead if you prefer. Display the finished gnomes on a shelf or mantel, or add a hanging loop to turn smaller versions into Christmas tree ornaments.

Bonus No-Sew Christmas Projects

These two projects are not sewing patterns, but they fill useful holiday needs and may appeal to readers who want a quicker option.

69. No-Sew Christmas Tree Skirt

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: Non-sewers and quick tree decor

This no-sew tree skirt remains as a clearly labeled bonus for readers who do not have a sewing machine. It offers a quick way to finish the area beneath the tree without making a full quilted skirt.

70. Simple Advent Calendar

Skill level: Beginner | Approx. time: 1 to 2 hours | Best for: A quick family countdown

This simple Advent calendar is not a sewing project, but it is an easy way to create a family Christmas countdown. Include notes, activities, treats, or a mixture of all three.

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