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Gift-Worthy DIY Christmas Bracelet Patterns

The holiday season is upon us!


This is a fantastic time of year for going out to holiday parties, dressing up in our most festive clothes and accessorizing to look our best.


It’s also a wonderful time for making the loveliest gifts we can manage and presenting them to our loved ones.


In either case, those of you who celebrate Christmas might enjoy making yourself or your loved ones some new Christmas-friendly bracelets or other jewelry.

In this post, I’ll share gift-worthy DIY Christmas bracelet patterns; but if that isn’t what you’re interested in working on right now, please check out this site’s main directory of craft project ideas to find a wide variety of other projects you might enjoy.

Southwestern Turquoise and Red Coral Chip Bead Bracelet: Free Pattern

Southwestern Turquoise and Red Coral Chip Bead Bracelet: Free Crochet Pattern
Southwestern Turquoise and Red Coral Chip Bead Bracelet: Free Crochet Pattern

Do you like making Christmas projects that only get used once a year?


Some people love doing that, while other people find it hard to want to invest the time it takes to make projects that aren’t useful all year around.


I designed this bracelet in hopes that this style would be wearable for the holiday season, but that it would also look lovely for everyday wear as well.

To make it work, I used traditional Christmas colors of red and green, plus I also added touches of turquoise.

Of course, if you make a bracelet like this one for yourself or a friend, you can use whichever bead colors you find most appealing, or the intended recipient’s favorite colors.

Wire Crochet Lace Cuff Bracelet: Free Pattern

Gift-Worthy DIY Christmas Bracelet Pattern: A Red and Green Wire Crochet Lace Cuff Bracelet -- Free Instructions
Gift-Worthy DIY Christmas Bracelet Patterns: A Red and Green Wire Crochet Lace Cuff Bracelet

This cuff-style bracelet is crocheted in two colors of wire, and it’s accented with contrasting yet coordinating beads.


I crocheted my sample bracelet in Christmas colors — red and green wire, with bronze-colored seed bead accents. As is, it’s a great look for those of you who would like to get a jump start on your Christmas crocheting.


But, if you’re not feeling Christmas-y right now, all it would take is a color change to make the bracelet in more of an everyday look. I can see making it in silver, gold and bronze, or in other hues of colored wire.


Grab This Free Crochet Bracelet Pattern:


Holiday Sparkle Bracelet

Holiday Sparkle Bracelet -- A Free Christmas Crochet Pattern
Holiday Sparkle Bracelet — A Free Christmas Crochet Pattern

You can crochet this glittery bracelet using metallic embroidery floss and faceted beads; if you use supplies similar to these, you’ll end up with a festive bracelet design that’s perfect for the holiday season but also wearable all year around.


Want to make one of these bracelets for yourself or a friend? Grab the free crochet bracelet pattern HERE.

The bracelets pictured above are all designs that I specifically intended to be Christmas friendly. I’ve shared free crochet patterns for bunches of bracelet styles other than these; most are made in everyday colors, but a color change is all it would take to make the others suitable for Christmas, too. So if you like the idea of making a Christmas bracelet, but you aren’t in love with any of the bracelet styles shown above, you are invited to check out the rest of the list of crochet bracelet patterns HERE.


If bracelets aren’t your thing, you could check out this list of DIY jewelry making ideas HERE; accessory patterns HERE; Christmas craft ideas HERE; our Christmas crochet and knitting patterns HERE, or holiday craft ideas HERE.


See Also: Best Christmas Craft Books for the 2024 Holiday Season

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Amy Solovay

Amy Solovay is a real, live, human content creator and educator who holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in mathematics from Sweet Briar College; she has also earned a separate Associate of Arts degree in textile design from FIDM LA (The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising, Los Angeles). She is NOT a robot and does not use artificial intelligence (AI) to write book reviews or articles for this website.


Amy learned to crochet as a small child, and she still enjoys crocheting all these years later.


I'm excited about this book, Delicate Crochet by Sharon Hernes Silverman! I am super proud of the 2 patterns I contributed to this pattern collection. I hope you'll check out the fingerless gloves and the beaded necklace I designed for this book. Thanks for taking a look at them!
I’m excited about this book, Delicate Crochet by Sharon Hernes Silverman! ! I am super proud of the 2 patterns I contributed to this pattern collection. I hope you’ll check out the fingerless gloves and the beaded necklace I designed for this book. Thanks for taking a look at them!

As an educator, Amy Solovay used to teach in-person college courses in trend forecasting, marketing and surface design at California Design College in Los Angeles. Nowadays she uses online platforms for sharing her knowledge about textiles, crafts, current color trends and current design trends.


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