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Love the classic red-and-white peppermint look? Bring it into your Christmas decor with these unique sewing patterns that are completely free!
Peppermint candies instantly say “Christmas” the moment they show up anywhere. So, without further ado, create peppermint-themed decorations to make your home more festive this season. This roundup includes a Christmas pillow, tree skirt, and banners worth adding to your holiday to-do list.
Unique Christmas Peppermint Sewing Free Patterns
1. Peppermint Pillow
This pillow from Crapivemade looks like an oversized peppermint candy, thanks to its round shape and red-and-white design. That resemblance makes it a fun pillow for your sofa during Christmas. So, if you want to make one for your home, don’t wait. Read the tutorial and get started.
2. Candy Cane Sewing Pattern
Instead of buying plastic candy cane decorations, make a cuddly version with Sew Simple Home’s tutorial. You only need some scrap cotton fabric, matching thread, and polyester fiberfill. Once stuffed, display the candy cane near the fireplace or alongside your other Christmas decorations.
3. Felted Fluffy Peppermint
Want a peppermint decoration that’s bigger than a regular candy ornament? This fluffy design from Northpole is just what you need. You can use it on a Christmas tree or wreath. Keep in mind that the project is intended for intermediate-level crafters, so some sewing experience will help.
4. Pink Peppermint Gingerbread Girl Banner
Red and white aren’t the only colors you can use for peppermint decorations. Kimberly brings pink fabric swirls and gingerbread girls together in this Christmas banner. The appliqué details make it a fun alternative to the usual holiday garlands.
5. Striped Christmas Tree Skirt
This tree skirt looks just like a giant peppermint candy spread out on the floor. It covers the area beneath the tree, so you can place presents there. If you want to make one for your own Christmas setup, check out Heather Paulsen’s sewing pattern.