Hang them by the chimney or tuck a gift inside. These Crochet Stocking Free Patterns are quick holiday projects that look store-bought.
A stocking is one of the few holiday decorations that also doubles as a gift. They work up quickly with simple stitches, making them a lovely way to turn leftover yarn into holiday cheer. Pick a favorite below and start crocheting now.
1. Crochet Gingerbread Christmas Stocking
Your eyes will go straight to the colorful pom-poms on this stocking. Cindy created this project using a 5.5mm hook and white and brown yarn, and she also provided a tutorial.
2. Crocheted Ruler Stocking
Just make sure your kids don’t start measuring paper with this one instead of a ruler! It also brings back memories of your old school days. That makes it well worth making. It’s a fantastic gift for anyone who loves math. Thanks to Llama Unraveled.
3. Crocheted Alex Stocking
Christmas just isn’t the same without stockings! That’s why you can make these ‘Alex’ stockings and telfold your festival experience. Pam has shared the supplies and the method on her blog, so don’t forget to check it out.
4. Crochet Zig-Zag Stocking
Santa really loves bright colors! Who knows, once you’ve made this colorful stocking, Santa might just leave a gift inside for you. Feeling excited? Head over to the Yarn Inspiration blog and start making one right away!
5. Stripy stocking
Take the chocolates out of this quirky stocking and give them to your kids. They’ll likely want to keep the stocking too. The credit goes to its colorful design and the purple furry texture on top. Kudos to Karen!
6. Granny Hexagon Stocking
The holiday season is just around the corner, and crocheters are all set to get crafting! Granny square projects are a huge trend these days, so you definitely shouldn’t miss out on making this stocking. Why not start by trying this one by following Briana’s tutorial?
7. Paw Patrol-inspired Stockings
You can now bring stories from the famous cartoon series *PAW Patrol* to real life for your children. How? With these stockings, you can bring those characters to life! Credit goes to TJ & NJ.
8. Crochet Cable Stocking
You can see the impressive Aran-style stitching on this stocking. There is no doubt that its green and white finish makes it an excellent gift. You can find more details on the Yarnspirations blog.
9. Snowman Christmas Stockings
You don’t have to make stockings only for Christmas Day. Rather, you can also craft this snowman stocking during the holidays. Yarnspirations has shared the process, so don’t miss it!
10. Crochet Pompoms & Stripes Holiday Stockings
Just a heads-up: these ‘Crochet Pompoms & Stripes Holiday Stockings’ are designed for intermediate-level crocheters. But who knows, if you tuck a wish inside and hang one by the window? Maybe Santa will make it come true! Be sure to check out the Yarnspirations blog.
11. Crochet Holly & Berry Stockings
Start a new tradition by replacing plain stockings with these colorful ones. All you’ll need is some green, white, and red yarn. The Yarnspirations tutorial will do the rest!
12. Crochet Hexi Christmas Stocking
Don’t be confused by the name “Hexi.” These stockings use the hexagon granny stitch. This project will teach you how to work granny clusters into a hexagon shape. It’s a handy technique, so don’t miss the blog post for yarninspiration!
13. Santa Christmas Stocking
Wait, what’s this… did you steal Santa’s stocking? That’s exactly what your guests will say when they see this one! Follow the Yarnspirations tutorial and make one yourself.
14. Crochet Fur Top Holiday Stockings
In winter, furry textures look great in home decor and clothing. This Christmas, show off your talent with these fur top stockings. To learn how to make them, check out the Yarnspirations.
15. Fair Isle Snowflake Christmas Stocking
If you get your basics down by the Christmas holidays, try making this Fair Isle Snowflake Christmas Stocking. This intermediate-level pattern uses worsted-weight yarn. You can find further details on Kara’s blog.
16. Mermaid Tail Stocking
This list also caters to animal lovers, so making this ‘Mermaid Tail Stocking’ will be fun. It doesn’t matter if you’re a novice. Tonja has designed it to be beginner-friendly.
17. Luxe Boho Christmas Stocking
Did you think boho style was limited to fashion? This Luxe Boho stocking proves otherwise! You can easily make it with the LDC stitch. If you have any questions, check out Tonya’s blog.
18. Reindeer Christmas Stocking
Since there’s so much talk about Christmas and Santa, how could we leave out the reindeer? Jennifer created this stocking using ‘Baby Snuggle Solid’ and ‘Rainbow Cotton 8/8’ yarn, making it a quick project. It would look perfect on a mantel or fireplace.
