At the top of the list we have a seasonal favourite! This sweet deer wearing a cozy holiday sweater has been one of my post popular patterns year after year. Don't let the colour-work intimidate you; it's easier than you think!

This cutie is the counterpart to number 1 above! His colours are slightly darker (and we can't forget that red nose!). He's sporting a different holiday sweater, but trust me, it's just as cozy as the first.

A sweet little snowman ornament wearing earmuffs and a scarf. This little one is very customizable.

This little ornament has so, so many customization options as well. With two different designs, the options are truly endless in terms of colours, design, face options (or none!), yarn options, etc. These could also be used as a sweet gift card holder! It's hard to tell from the photo, but the pink mittens have a fair-isle pattern worked into them (I'll be honest, I regret not going with a darker colour).

This ornament is still one of my favourites! I have made quite a few versions. The one pictured has stitched on lights using embroidery thread, but I also made a neutral tree with sparkly gold bells, and a vibrant green one with fluorescent beads! A really fun and cute make.

Ah, our favourite abominable snowmonster, Bumble! An absolute favourite of mine (and a great companion ami to the Holiday Deer patterns above at numbers 1 and 2, since they kind of resemble Rudolph and Clara. You can make a whole set!)

A quick and cute reindeer pattern, which is an adaption of my avocado pattern!

This may seem like an unlikely claim, but this Santa Hat is one of my most favourite Christmas makes of all time. Seriously. I made it on a whim on Christmas Eve and released the pattern on Christmas Day (!!) a couple of years back.

I've worn it every year without fail since and I always get so many compliments on it. The super wide brim and rich cranberry colour give it such a luxurious look and feel. I can't wait to break this baby out again this year.

Another hat! Not my usual jam, but I love how this turned out by holding red and white yarn double strand to give the hat this marled look.

I love these little candy canes in non-traditional holiday colours. Very customizable for any decor!

I loved the look of the stitched-on lights (using embroidery thread) the first time for my Miniature Tree Ornament, that I decided to do it again with this cute holiday cactus!

I'm not even going to try to suggest all the ways you could incorporate this holly pattern into your holiday decorating because there are too many. Okay, fine. Just a couple. Accessory for wrapped gifts (that can then be used as an ornament by the recipient)? Embellishments on a wreath? Embellishments on a throw pillow?! Substitute for mistletoe?

This fella is the only "traditional" amigurumi on the whole list. Jack is made in the round, using wires that have been crocheted into the limbs to keep his shape. I made this guy as a commission project and had a blast doing it.

Or tea! Or coffee! Or heck, make a mug of eggnog. Why not? This little ornament doesn't care what she's full of, she just wants to warm you up.

Last but not least is our favourite baddie-turned-softie ready to light up your Christmas! (Or steal your Christmas lights...one or the other).