Crochet Angel Ornament
Hello, my dear friend, how are you today? I have something special to you, a little inspirations for your Christmass. If you’re looking for a handmade touch to brighten your holiday décor, the Crochet Angel Ornament is one of those charming little projects that warms your heart the moment you see it.
This adorable design is delicate, textured, and perfect for adding a soft, peaceful glow to your Christmas tree. It’s also a lovely keepsake to gift to friends and family during the holiday season.
The Crochet Angel Ornament is one of those pieces that instantly captures your heart with its soft curves, gentle texture, and timeless charm. Its delicate design brings a peaceful, cozy glow to any Christmas tree, making your holiday decorations feel warmer and more personal.
Angels naturally carry a sense of comfort and protection, and this little handmade version adds that extra sprinkle of love that only crochet can bring.
Beyond decorating your tree, this angel is wonderfully versatile. You can use it as a thoughtful gift topper, a keepsake for loved ones, a stocking stuffer, or even as part of a garland or nativity display.
With just a little creativity, you can personalize each angel with different yarns, colors, or tiny embellishments. It’s a beautiful reminder that small handmade pieces can brighten not just a home, but also someone’s day.
This sweet little angel also makes a heartfelt gift for special moments throughout the year. Whether you offer it as a remembrance token, a baby shower charm, or a simple “thinking of you” surprise, it carries a gentle message of love and serenity.
Handmade treasures like this angel have a way of lasting far beyond the holidays, they become keepsakes, tucked into memory boxes or displayed on shelves as a reminder of warmth, care, and the beauty of crafting with our own hands.
This pattern begins with a rounded head shape, then gently flows into a textured gown that gives the angel its simple yet elegant silhouette. The wings and halo are created separately, giving the piece a beautiful layered look when assembled. Even though it’s a small ornament, it has so much personality , it almost feels like it’s smiling at you with that classic handmade charm we crocheters adore.
The best part?
You don’t need a full yarn stash to make it. A few scraps of worsted weight yarn and a small hook get the job done. It’s also a quick project, making it wonderful for last-minute decorating or gifting.
Although the original pattern belongs to Winding Road Crochet, you can access it freely on their website. The designer provides clear photos and even a video tutorial, making the experience beginner-friendly and enjoyable.
If you’re searching for a meaningful handmade ornament for Christmas, this angel is truly a gem, a tiny piece of love wrapped in yarn and stitches.
The little angel from Winding Road Crochet is made in a simple and charming way. The piece starts at the top of the head, worked in a rounded shape, and then flows straight into the body, forming a textured skirt that gently opens like a little bell.
The wings are made separately in a small, cute shape and then sewn onto the back of the body. Finally, a delicate ring is added as the halo, giving the piece that sweet, angelic touch that’s just perfect for Christmas.
It’s a quick little project, made with just a few materials, and designed to be easy even for those who are still learning the basic stitches. The final look is light, sweet, and full of that cozy holiday magic that handmade Christmas ornaments always have.
Link to the original pattern: Winding Road Crochet – Crochet Angel Ornament.
I made some inspiration too (Isn’t the same crochet angel pattern)
Crochet Angel Ornament
Written with love for crocheters of all levels 💛
Materials
Worsted weight yarn in white or cream
Small amount of gold or yellow yarn for the halo
4.0 mm (G) crochet hook
Yarn needle
Scissors
Stitch marker
Abbreviations (US Terms)
• ch – chain
• sl st – slip stitch
• sc – single crochet
• hdc – half double crochet
• dc – double crochet
• inc – increase (2 sts in same stitch)
• dec – decrease (sc two stitches together)
PART 1 – Head & Body (Worked Together)
Head
Round 1: Make a magic ring, 6 sc in the ring. (6)
Round 2: Inc in each stitch around. (12)
Round 3: Sc in next, inc in next around. (18)
Rounds 4–6: Sc around. (18 each round)
Round 7: Sc in next, dec in next around. (12)
Round 8: Dec around. (6)
Stuff lightly.
Do not fasten off — continue into the body.
Body (simple flared skirt)
Round 9: In front loops only, sc in next, inc in next around. (18)
Round 10: Sc in next 2, inc in next around. (24)
Round 11: Switch to dc. Dc around. (24)
Rounds 12–14: Dc around.
Round 15: Dc, ch 1, skip 1 stitch around for a lacy edge.
Fasten off and weave ends.
PART 2 – Wings (Make 2)
Row 1: Ch 6, sc in second ch from hook and across. (5)
Row 2: Ch 1, turn, inc, sc in next 3, inc in last. (7)
Row 3: Ch 1, turn, sc across. (7)
Row 4: Ch 1, turn, sc2tog, sc in next 3, sc2tog. (5)
Row 5: Ch 1, turn, sc across. (5)
Fasten off, leaving a long tail for sewing.
PART 3 – Halo
Round 1: Ch 18, join with sl st.
Round 2: Sl st around to firm up the ring.
Fasten off.
PART 4 – Assembly
1. Sew the two wings together slightly overlapped.
2. Attach them to the back of the angel’s body.
3. Sew the halo to the top/back of the head.
4. Add a loop of yarn or ornament hanger if desired.
Your little angel is ready to shine on your Christmas tree, sweetie!
Creating a little crochet angel is one of those simple joys that reminds us why handmade pieces feel so special. Whether you choose to follow the original design from Winding Road Crochet or try the sweet beginner-friendly angel shared here, each stitch carries a touch of warmth, patience, and love. Projects like this don’t just decorate our homes, they brighten our hearts, too.
VIDEO TUTORIAL
Thank you so much for stopping by Handmade Learning Here. I’m truly grateful to share these cozy little moments of creativity with you. If you enjoyed this project, feel free to wander around and explore the many other patterns waiting for you here on the blog, there’s always something new to inspire your hook and spark your imagination.
Come back anytime, sweetheart. My yarn basket and I will be right here, ready to welcome you with more lovely ideas and crochet goodness.
