Amigurumi Mrs. Claus Towel Roll Holder – FREE Crochet Pattern

A crochet figure designed like a cheerful, elderly woman holding a roll of paper towels. The figure is dressed in a red and white outfit with Christmas-themed decorations, including a holly accent on her hair. The setup is on a kitchen counter with festive decor in the background.
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Add a touch of holiday sweetness to your home with the Amigurumi Mrs. Claus Towel Roll Holder, a festive crochet project that’s as practical as it is heartwarming! πŸŽ…πŸ§Ά With her fluffy white bun, scalloped curls, holly decoration, festive red dress, and cozy mittens, Mrs. Claus is ready to lend a helping hand in the kitchen or bathroom while spreading seasonal cheer. She’s the perfect companion to Santa and a delightful way to dress up your space for the holidays.

Ideal for crocheters who love playful details and joyful dΓ©cor, this pattern invites you to explore soft textures, classic Christmas colors, and charming character work. Whether you’re crafting for yourself, gifting to a holiday host, or adding to your handmade collection, the Amigurumi Mrs. Claus Towel Roll Holder brings warmth, whimsy, and a sprinkle of North Pole magicβ€”one loop at a time! πŸ§΅β„οΈ

A crochet figure designed like a cheerful, elderly woman holding a roll of paper towels. The figure is dressed in a red and white outfit with Christmas-themed decorations, including a holly accent on her hair. The setup is on a kitchen counter with festive decor in the background.
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πŸŽ€ Amigurumi Mrs. Claus Towel Roll Holder Crochet Pattern

Nothing says holiday cheer like a handmade Mrs. Claus to brighten your kitchen! With her fluffy white bun, scalloped curls, holly decoration, festive red dress, and cozy mittens, this towel roll holder is as functional as it is charming. Her hollow dress conceals the towel roll inside, while her reinforced arms hold it neatly in front.

Pair her with Santa for the ultimate Christmas crochet duo!


✨ Skill Level

Intermediate – shaping, assembling multiple parts, and light structural reinforcement.


πŸ“ Finished Size

Approx. 14–16 inches tall (35–40 cm), sized to fit a standard paper towel roll.


🧢 Materials

  • Super Bulky Chenille/Plush Yarn in:
    • Red (dress, sleeves, hat)
    • White (hair, bun, curls, trim, collar, cuffs)
    • Beige/Tan (face, hands, nose)
    • Green (holly leaves)
    • Red (holly berries, lips)
  • Crochet hook: 4.5–5.0 mm
  • Safety eyes: 12–14 mm
  • Black embroidery thread (eyebrows, lashes)
  • Polyester stuffing (head, arms, bun, hands, berries)
  • Floral or armature wire for arms
  • Yarn needle & scissors
  • Weighted pouch (rice/beans) or wooden towel roll holder base

🧡 Abbreviations (US Terms)

  • MR = Magic Ring
  • sc = single crochet
  • inc = increase (2 sc in same st)
  • dec = decrease (sc2tog)
  • ch = chain
  • sl st = slip stitch
  • FO = fasten off
  • BLO = back loop only

πŸ‘© Head (Beige/Tan)

  1. MR, 6 sc (6)
  2. inc Γ—6 (12)
  3. (sc, inc) Γ—6 (18)
  4. (2 sc, inc) Γ—6 (24)
  5. (3 sc, inc) Γ—6 (30)
  6. (4 sc, inc) Γ—6 (36)
    7–15. sc around (36)
    πŸ‘‰ Place safety eyes between R10–11, about 8 sts apart. Add lashes with embroidery thread.
  7. (4 sc, dec) Γ—6 (30)
  8. (3 sc, dec) Γ—6 (24)
  9. (2 sc, dec) Γ—6 (18)
    Stuff firmly. FO.

Nose (Beige):
MR, 6 sc. inc Γ—6 (12). sc 2 rounds. FO. Sew centered between eyes.

Eyebrows: Embroider thin arcs above eyes.
Smile: Embroider with red yarn below nose.
Cheeks: Add blush with pink yarn or fabric paint.


πŸ’‡ Hair & Bun (White)

Cap:
MR, 6 sc.
inc Γ—6 (12).
(sc, inc) Γ—6 (18).
(2 sc, inc) Γ—6 (24).
(3 sc, inc) Γ—6 (30).
(4 sc, inc) Γ—6 (36).
sc around until it fits snugly on head. FO.

Bun:
MR, 6 sc.
inc Γ—6 (12).
(sc, inc) Γ—6 (18).
(2 sc, inc) Γ—6 (24).
sc 3 rounds.
(2 sc, dec) Γ—6 (18).
(sc, dec) Γ—6 (12). Stuff, close. Sew to crown.

Scalloped Curls (Make 4–5):
Ch 14–16. Work (sc, hdc, dc, hdc, sc) in each ch across. FO.
Sew around face edges to form soft curls.


πŸŽ„ Holly Decoration

Leaves (Green, make 2):
Ch 7. Work sc, hdc, dc, dc, hdc, sc. Sl st. FO.
πŸ‘‰ Shape into pointed leaves.

Berries (Red, make 3):
MR, 6 sc, sl st, FO. Stuff lightly. Sew in a cluster with leaves to side of bun.


πŸ‘— Dress (Red with Hollow Skirt)

Skirt (to fit towel roll):
MR, 6 sc.
inc Γ—6 (12).
(sc, inc) Γ—6 (18).
(2 sc, inc) Γ—6 (24).
(3 sc, inc) Γ—6 (30).
(4 sc, inc) Γ—6 (36).
(5 sc, inc) Γ—6 (42).
(6 sc, inc) Γ—6 (48).
(7 sc, inc) Γ—6 (54).
(8 sc, inc) Γ—6 (60).
(9 sc, inc) Γ—6 (66).
(10 sc, inc) Γ—6 (72).
sc around until height covers paper towel roll.

Trim (White): sc 2 rounds. FO.

Torso (Red):
From skirt top, sc 8 rounds (24).
Switch to white for 2 rounds β†’ collar. FO.


🧀 Arms & Hands

Arms (Make 2, Red):
MR, 6 sc.
inc Γ—6 (12).
sc 10 rounds.
Switch to white β†’ cuffs, 2 rounds.

Hands (Beige, make 2):

  1. MR, 6 sc (6)
  2. inc Γ—6 (12)
  3. (sc, inc) Γ—6 (18)
    4–6. sc around (18) β†’ plump mitten shape
  4. (sc, dec) Γ—6 (12)
  5. sc around (12)
    Stuff firmly. FO, leave long tail.

Thumb (Beige, make 2):
MR, 4 sc.
inc Γ—4 (8).
sc 1 round.
dec Γ—4 (4). FO. Sew to side of hand around R4–5.

πŸ‘‰ Insert floral wire inside each arm before stuffing. Flatten wire ends inside cuff and mitten. This reinforcement lets arms hold the towel roll without sagging.
πŸ‘‰ Sew mitten tips slightly together so they clasp the roll neatly.


πŸ›  Assembly

  1. Sew head securely to torso.
  2. Attach hair cap, bun, curls, and holly.
  3. Sew arms angled forward, test with towel roll before final stitching.
  4. Place towel roll inside skirt cavity.
  5. Add weighted pouch at skirt base OR slide skirt over a wooden towel holder rod for stability.

🌟 Final Touch

Your Mrs. Claus Towel Roll Holder is ready to shine! With her scalloped curls, festive holly, red dress, and cozy mittens, she’s the perfect mix of holiday charm and function. Her hollow skirt hides the towel roll, while her reinforced arms keep it held securely in front.

Pair her with Santa for a matching Christmas set that will brighten any kitchen this holiday season.


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