Hang it from your tree or give it as a gift.
Some sewing required to assemble.
{pattern & instructions here}
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Saturday, 11 December 2010
Thursday, 9 December 2010
Dove Tree Ornament
A nice dove to hang on the tree with your other Christmas baubles.
It looks a little off kilter in the picture, but I think that's just a case of prodding the stuffing into shape.
{pattern here}
It looks a little off kilter in the picture, but I think that's just a case of prodding the stuffing into shape.
{pattern here}
Tuesday, 7 December 2010
Presents to put ON the tree
Love these knit cube-shaped presents for the tree!
~ Must see if I can come up with a crochet version...
{pattern here}
~ Must see if I can come up with a crochet version...
{pattern here}
Sunday, 5 December 2010
Round Christmas Baubles
Very simple round knit baubles to grace your tree.
I don't know how to knit, but they look easy.
{pattern here}
I don't know how to knit, but they look easy.
{pattern here}
Friday, 3 December 2010
Christmas Baubles
I sooo love the bright and cheerful colours that Mandy McKenna has chosen for her baubles here.
It's lovely to see something that's not red & green for Christmas for a change.
{pattern & picture tutorial here}
It's lovely to see something that's not red & green for Christmas for a change.
{pattern & picture tutorial here}
Wednesday, 1 December 2010
Cork & Crochet Gnomes
A very clever idea from Lucy Ravenscar.
And one that looks very Christmassy, too. Make a few for your kids and their friends!
Lucy has a range of patterns for cork-and-crochet creatures that you can share at her blog.
{pattern & tutorial here}
And one that looks very Christmassy, too. Make a few for your kids and their friends!
Lucy has a range of patterns for cork-and-crochet creatures that you can share at her blog.
{pattern & tutorial here}
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