Giftalong: Teeny Patterns

Adorbs free pattern for acorn ornament.

2 Likes

http://www.ravelry.com/projects/mbknits/knit-stars

My go to hostess gift during the holiday season!

5 Likes

Thatā€™s a brilliant use for that type of yarn!

2 Likes

More teeny sweaters but this one is a sweater garland-free Vogue pattern:

https://store.vogueknitting.com/p-3297-sweater-garland.aspx?utm_source=VOGUE+KNITTING+ENEWSLETTER&utm_campaign=73a51279cc-EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_2016_12_02&utm_medium=email&utm_term=0_5d24f72d93-73a51279cc-220649181

3 Likes

That is so cute. might have to add it to my list. :heart:ļø:heart:ļø

Iā€™m making as many of these ā€œFreezeā€ (Tin Can Knits) and ā€œWhigmaleerieā€ (Kate Davies) ornaments as I can crank out in time to give as holiday gifts. Both are great patterns to use up yarn odds and ends.

Freeze: A little fiddly but not too bad once the first couple rounds are done. The corn-starch-stiffening method is genius and worked really well.

3 Likes

Whigmaleerie: Not at all fiddly, takes a little longer to make than the freeze but the end result is beautiful.

4 Likes

I made the adorable bluebird that someone posted here from the bluebird of happiness pattern. I made mine from yellow homespun. My daughter made a couple of red ones for an ornamentexchange.

3 Likes

Thank you for the link to this!
My youngest son is part of a ā€œsecret snowflakeā€ gift exchange in his high school choir, and that star was the perfect way to adorn a gift so it didnā€™t look quite as much like a 14 year old boy was in charge of gifting for a 17 year old soprano.

4 Likes

Itā€™s beautiful, the color is perfect, great job!

2 Likes