Four crochet spiral ornaments in green, ivory, ice blue and red hanging on a Christmas tree: 4-in-1 Spiral Christmas Ornament Crochet Pattern

4 in 1 Spiral Christmas Ornament Crochet Pattern

$5.90 $9.00
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Four crochet spiral ornaments in green, ivory, ice blue and red hanging on a Christmas tree: 4-in-1 Spiral Christmas Ornament Crochet Pattern
  • Four crochet spiral ornaments in green, ivory, ice blue and red hanging on a Christmas tree: 4-in-1 Spiral Christmas Ornament Crochet Pattern
  • A green crochet spiral with two holly leaves and three red berries hanging on a pine branch beside red baubles
  • An ivory crochet icicle spiral hanging by its loop in a frosty wooden window with a snowy garden beyond
  • An ice-blue crochet spiral with an ivory snowflake hanging from a white-painted branch in a vase on a wooden shelf
  • A red crochet spiral with a gold star hanging from a ribbon on a wrapped gift held up by an adult hand
  • An adult hand holding green holly and ice-blue snowflake crochet spiral ornaments by their loops in front of a Christmas tree
4 in 1 Spiral Christmas Ornament Crochet Pattern

4 in 1 Spiral Christmas Ornament Crochet Pattern

$5.90 $9.00

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Four fifty-stitch bands with different crocheted toppers or increase layouts. The surplus edge makes the bands curl; turn spacing and hanging height vary with yarn and tension. The printed reference is the flat foundation edge. Decorate a branch or add a keyring after checking the relaxed assembly.
Pattern details

Every pattern in here is also sold on its own for $2.99. This file is all 4 of them for $5.90.

What you get

  • 4 written patterns in one 14-page PDF
  • Written in US crochet terms, beginner friendly
  • A stitch count at the end of every round — calculated from the pattern by script, never typed in by hand, so no round can contradict the one before it
  • An abbreviations table giving the UK equivalent of every stitch, and technique notes — our dc is a UK treble, so read it first if you crochet in UK terms
  • Instant download — the file is yours the moment you check out

Patterns in this file

  • Holly Spiral — About 21.5 cm along foundation edge, not drop
  • Icicle Spiral — About 21.5 cm along foundation edge, not drop
  • Snowflake Spiral — About 21.5 cm along foundation edge, not drop
  • Star Spiral — About 21.5 cm along foundation edge, not drop

You will need

  • DK / light worsted (#3) small amounts of cotton yarn in each colour listed
  • 2.5 mm hook
  • polyester fibrefill
  • tapestry needle
  • stitch marker
  • 15 mm keyring or lobster clasp

Want the rest?

Every pattern on this page is also in 37 in 1 Christmas Bundle — 37 patterns in one 129-page file for $19.90.

Before you buy

This is a digital pattern, not a finished ornament — nothing is posted to you. You may sell the ornaments you make from it if you credit HookieNest as the designer; please do not resell or share the file itself.

Digital files cannot be returned once downloaded. If the file will not open, is missing pages, or is not what this page described, email us within 7 days and we will refund you in full.

How delivery works

This is a digital crochet pattern. No finished item or materials will be shipped. Once payment is confirmed, your download link is sent by email and is available on the order confirmation page. Check your spam folder if the email does not arrive.
What you'll receive

You receive the crochet PDF file(s) described in this product’s Pattern details. Check that section for the included designs, stitch terms, materials and instructions. Read the PDF on your device or print it. Finished items and materials are not included.
Returns & help

Need help? Email support@hookienest.com with your order number, design, page and row or round. If a file will not open, is corrupted, is incomplete, is the wrong file or is materially different from the listing, contact us within 7 days of purchase. After we verify the issue, we will issue a full refund, or provide a corrected replacement file if you prefer.

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Angela Higgins
Clear US crochet terms & charts

Standard US abbreviations used throughout with zero confusing jargon. Downloaded instantly after payment and opened smoothly on both my iPad and phone. 10/10 crafting experience.

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Jessica Wright
My craft fair bestseller already!

Started prepping my holiday stock early this summer and these spiral baubles are flying off my display table! Simple to customize with wooden beads and sparkle yarn. Top quality pattern design.

That's incredible news Jessica! Best of luck with all your holiday craft markets!

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Theresa Dunn
Great value 4-in-1 bundle

Getting four full variations in a single PDF is such a bargain. One pattern had a slight gauge difference depending on yarn weight, but easy to adjust with a smaller hook. Highly recommend!

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Karen Reynolds
Unique twist on traditional ornaments

Most Christmas ornament patterns are flat stars or round balls, so these dimensional spirals really stand out. Instructions are easy to follow and the stitch counts matched every single row.

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Bethany Clark
Very cute and great stash buster

Pattern 1 and 4 are my absolute favorites. Each one takes only about 20-30 yards of scrap yarn, making it ideal for using up leftover festive wool. Instructions were clear and well formatted.

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Lisa Montgomery
Fantastic photo instructions

The high-resolution photos make all the difference. Seeing exactly where to insert the hook for each loop prevented any guesswork. Used shiny mercerized cotton yarn and they hold their spiral shape perfectly without blocking.

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Samantha Lee
Stunning results, highly addictive!

Once you understand how the spiral increases work, these work up crazy fast! I made four ornaments in one evening while watching movies. The four different style variations look wonderful together on a branch tree.

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Denise Sullivan
A bit intimidating, but patience pays off

I had a moment of panic when starting the spiral twist—it didn't look right until round 4 and I almost gave up. Once I trusted the process and kept my stitch count exact, the shape naturally formed. Ended up making all 4 variations. Give yourself grace on the first one!

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Wendy Foster
Almost threw my hook across the room

Honestly, the instructions for pattern #3 felt super convoluted in the beginning. I ripped out my work three times because the spirals kept twisting backward and I got really annoyed. I finally slowed down, re-read the tips section carefully, and adjusted my yarn tension. It ended up turning out lovely, but definitely not as quick or effortless as advertised for beginners.

We hear you Wendy! Spiral ornaments have a distinct technique that takes a moment to click. Thank you for your patience and honest feedback!

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Carolyn Martinez
Looked impossible at first, but worth the effort

When I first downloaded this pattern, I was so confused by the spiral twirl technique that I put it down for three days. My first try bunched up into a messy knot and I felt like I wasted my money. But after slowly following the step-by-step photos and placing stitch markers on every increase, it finally clicked! Finished two ornaments today and they look gorgeous, but be prepared for a headache if you rush.

Thank you for sticking with it Carolyn! Spiral tension can be tricky on the first attempt, but stitch markers definitely save the day. So glad they turned out gorgeous!