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Christmas is coming, and let’s be honest, gift wrapping can feel like a glittery battlefield. So much paper, tape, and plastic, and most of it ends up in the bin. But what if your gifts looked gorgeous and eco-friendly? Spoiler alert, they can! This year we are ditching the shiny plastic bows and going for something chic, sustainable, and totally Instagram-worthy. Ready? Grab your Hoooked yarns and let’s make magic happen.
Wrap with Jute Tossa
Think rustic charm meets minimalist elegance. Jute Tossa is strong, natural, and gives your gifts that cosy handmade vibe. Pair it with simple kraft paper and you have a look that says, “I care about the planet, and I have great taste.
Why we love it:
- 100% natural fiber
- Reusable, because who throws away jute?!
- Perfect for tying up gifts or adding a decorative bow
Pro tip: Add a sprig of pine or a cinnamon stick under the knot for that extra Christmas feel. Your gifts will smell amazing!
Crochet Mini Wreaths (Free Pattern!)
This is where the fun begins. Tiny crochet wreaths are the ultimate gift topper, cute, festive, and handmade with love. Use Hoooked Odyssey Lurex for that subtle sparkle and Soft Cotton for a soft cozy texture.
Why it’s a game-changer:
- Adds personality to your gifts
- Can be reused as ornaments
- Quick to make, even if you are binge-watching Christmas movies
FREE CROCHET PATTERN:
Materials Needed
- 2 different shades of Odyssey Lurex or Soft Cotton (one for main color, the other one for details)
- 3.5 mm crochet hook
- Tapestry needle
- Scissors
Stitches & Abbreviations
- ch – chain
- st – stitch
- db – double crochet
- htr – half treble crochet
- sl st – slip stitch
Start:
Start using main color. Make a slip knot and ch 8. Join with a sl st to the first chain to form a ring.
Round 1 (R1):
Work 16 htr into the ring.
Join with a sl st to the first htr to close the round.
Round 2 (R2):
Ch 3, 1 db in the next st.
[Ch 2, 1 db in the next st], repeat the sequence inside the brackets all the way around. Join with a sl st to finish the round.
Finishing
Cut a long strand of the color you chose for the details. Using a tapestry needle, weave the yarn around the wreath to decorate it.
Finish by tying a bow at the top or bottom. Cut the excess yarn and your small wreath is complete!
Pro tip: If you would like to make a bigger or smaller one, use this ratio:
- 6 chains → 12 htr
- 8 chains → 16 htr
- 10 chains → 20 htr
Always double the number of htr compared to how many chains you start with.
Wrap-Up
Sustainable wrapping is not just good for the planet; it is good for your soul.
These ideas are simple, stylish, and guaranteed to make your gifts stand out under the tree.
So, grab your yarn, your jute, and let’s make this Christmas the most creative one yet!
