15 Thanksgiving Home Decorations Free Crochet Patterns
Thanksgiving is coming, so it’s time to make some beautiful Thanksgiving Home Decorations. I assure you that you will find something for yourself, whether you prefer elegant decorations or funny and cute additions. Create the atmosphere of Thanksgiving Day in your home and make sure that turkey will be there, not only as a dish!
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1. Gobbles The Turkey
- Designed by Lisa McNally
Grab the cute Thanksgiving Turkey pattern and create a perfect decoration for your table center or, maybe, a city fair. It crochets with a free amigurumi turkey pattern and requires intermediate skills as it uses many different stitches. You can make it bigger or smaller; just take the appropriate hook size to the yarn.
PHOTOS by Lisa McNally / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on Ravelry.
2. Pilgrim Gnomes Towel Toppers
- Designed by Tonya Bush
These Pilgrim Gnomes Towel Toppers are fun and easy projects that will be a perfect gift for Thanksgiving. The crochets with a free towel topper pattern that describes the process with photos and even a video tutorial. Each topper has a hidden ring to hold a towel and easily remove for washing. Enjoy!
PHOTOS by Tonya Bush / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on nanascraftyhome.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
3. Crochet Turkey Tissue Dispenser
- Designed by Jo To The World Creation
This is the funniest Thanksgiving Day gift idea ever. Welcome the free crochet tissue dispenser pattern with a turkey on top. It’s an absolutely functional and cute thing. And you will learn at once how to crochet amigurumi turkey and a colorful tissue dispenser as well. Enjoy!
PHOTOS by @jototheworldcreation / Instagram.com
Find the original free pattern on jototheworld.com.
4. Turkey Coasters & Ornaments
- Designed by Joanne Loh
Turkey Coasters and Ornaments will look great at your festive table or hung up on the walls as decorations. These cute turkeys are worked up like mandalas but are given nice feathers, eyes and feet. They also have loops that make them easy to hang on the wall. This is a fun and easy project for a long evening.
PHOTOS by Craft Passion / Ravelry.com
You will find the pattern on craftpassion.com or read more info about it on Ravelry.
5. Turkey Hat
- Designed by Loveble Loops
This Turkey Hat is super cool and funny! I think everyone will fall in love with a child in such a sweet Turkey hat, but not only! You can make such a hat in adult size and wear it with joy on Thanksgiving Day. Create this funny hat and give yourself some fun!
PHOTOS by Loveble Loops / loveableloops.com
You will find this free pattern on loveableloops.com.
Find more fun crochet hats in a post for Turkey Crochet Hats for Thanksgiving.
6. Turkey Basket
- Designed by Dorianna Rivelli
You don’t have a place to hide your things to clean up your room before the guests come to Thanksgiving Day? Oh, that’s great, because this Turkey Basket comes with help. If you like to combine functionality with a nice design, this basket is perfect for this occasion! It will allow you to keep your house in order and will be a beautiful decoration.
PHOTOS by The Lavender Chair / Ravelry.com
You will find this free pattern on Ravelry.
7. Turkey Napkin Ring
- Designed by A Crocheted Simplicity
Do you love festive dinners that are elegant but decorated at the same time? These elegant napkin rings are a great idea to decorate your table to celebrate Thanksgiving Day. Charming turkeys are not too much fun, so they will be a perfect addition to an elegant dinner.
PHOTOS by A Crocheted Simplicity / acrochetedsimplicity.com
You will find this free pattern on acrochetedsimplicity.com.
8. Thanksgiving Wreath
- Designed by Erica Fedor
Now it’s time for a pattern that you won’t only show to the guests invited to the house, but also to the neighbors! You can hang this charming wreath in front of your house and show how you celebrate Thanksgiving Day. Create such a beautiful wreath and hang it anywhere you want!
PHOTOS by Erica Fedor / Ravelry.com
You will find this pattern on Ravelry.
9. Thanksgiving Cornucopia PAID Pattern
- Designed by Over the Head Threads
This decoration is perfect not only for Thanksgiving but also for the whole autumn! Beautiful, colorful crochet vegetables will look beautiful in the living room or on the veranda, don’t you think? Create them now as much as you want!
PHOTOS by Over the Head Threads / Ravelry.com
You will find this PAID pattern on Ravelry.
10. Turkey Applique
- Designed by Natalina Craft
With Thanksgiving just around the corner, it’s the perfect time to create something festive. If you’re the kind of person who likes to keep your decorations minimal, this crochet applique pattern is for you. This cute little turkey can be used for everything from crocheted shopping bags to clothing to home decor. Follow the turkey applique crochet pattern to get started right away!
PHOTOS by Natalina Craft / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on natalinacraft.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
11. Thanksgiving Gnome Amigurumi
- Designed by Tidzhen Gyuldzhu
Gnomes are so cute, it’s hard not to adapt this pattern to any holiday. This Thanksgiving crochet project idea is sure to make a statement in your decorations and enhance your party style. The pattern is very easy to follow and is suitable for all crocheters, no matter what your level. Don’t be afraid to get started, with the easy to follow instructions it will take almost no effort.
PHOTOS by Tidzhen Gyuldzhu / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on passionatecrafter.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
12. Turkey C2C Throw
- Designed by Tonya Bush
If you are looking for a creative crochet project this Thanksgiving season, try this C2C blanket. The project features the mini-half double crochet stitch, a popular color-working technique that will come in handy for your next works. The free PDF pattern includes links to detailed photo and video tutorials, making this charming holiday blanket easy and fun to make. Check it out today and add a seasonal touch to your space!
PHOTOS by Tonya Bush / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on nanascraftyhome.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
13. Chicken And Turkey Coasters
- Designed by Sara Sach
The coaster is one of those things you can make for your first project. With Thanksgiving just around the corner, these themed pieces are a great idea for your to-do list. Not only are they easy to make and require little thought, but they’re also a great way to use up leftover yarn and practice the basics of crochet. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced crocheter, this project has something for you. Follow the step-by-step crochet instructions and get started.
PHOTOS by Sara Sach / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on poshpoochdesignsdogclothes.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
14. Spiffy Chicken And Turkey
- Designed by Sara Sach
Get your home ready for Thanksgiving with this easy crochet coaster pattern! Easy to make, it gives you two stunning designs that will take your decorating game to the next level. The project features many different techniques, providing a great opportunity for beginners to improve their crochet skills. You will learn single crochet, half double crochet, double crochet and more. Follow the instructions and enjoy the results.
PHOTOS by Sara Sach / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on poshpoochdesignsdogclothes.blogspot.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
15. Turkey Amigurumi
- Designed by Natalina Craft
This cute amigurumi turkey is an easy no-sew crochet pattern for those who want their Thanksgiving decorations to stand out. It’s perfect for key chains, tote bags, office decorations and makes a great gift. If you’re running out of time but still want to make something unique for your loved ones, this is for you. The project is quick and allows you to use leftover yarn. See the free crochet pattern and get started right away!
PHOTOS by Natalina Craft / Ravelry.com
Find the original free pattern on natalinacraft.com, or read more about it on Ravelry.
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