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Meet Holly, Ivy and Steve, a trio of Christmas hooligans! This new knitting pattern from Danger Crafts will show you how to knit all three Christmas Ornaments out of sock yarn. Since it doesn't take much yarn to knit these ornaments, this is a great stash busting project for all those times you've bought a ball of sock yarn (with the best intentions) because it was pretty, or you were planning to knit all your socks in the future, or make a gift, or heard socks were easy, or....well you know how it goes. This pattern is very fun and once you knit one set of ornaments, you will find you want to knit enough monsters to decorate every house on your block!
Gauge: About 28 sts and 40 rows= 4"x4" square in Stockinette Stitch on Us Size 1's
Finished Measurements: Samples range from 5.5” tall to 9” tall
Materials Used: 1 50g skein each of three colors of sock/fingering weight yarn
Needle Size: A US Size 1 36" or longer circular needle plus an extra needle(straight, circular, dpn) for 3-needle bind off. Or, size to achieve gauge/make a tight knit fabric the stuffing wont show through.See the pattern for more info
Pattern Includes: Written direction and photos. Pattern also includes 2 samples knit and a fun story about Holly, Ivy and Steve.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Other Details:Notions: safety eyes or scrap yarn, tapestry needle, scissors, stitch markers, stuffing, straight pins, row counter, stuffing, felt, fabric glue
Meet Holly, Ivy and Steve, a trio of Christmas hooligans! This new knitting pattern from Danger Crafts will show you how to knit all three Christmas Ornaments out of sock yarn. Since it doesn't take much yarn to knit these ornaments, this is a great stash busting project for all those times you've bought a ball of sock yarn (with the best intentions) because it was pretty, or you were planning to knit all your socks in the future, or make a gift, or heard socks were easy, or....well you know how it goes. This pattern is very fun and once you knit one set of ornaments, you will find you want to knit enough monsters to decorate every house on your block!
Gauge: About 28 sts and 40 rows= 4"x4" square in Stockinette Stitch on Us Size 1's
Finished Measurements: Samples range from 5.5” tall to 9” tall
Materials Used: 1 50g skein each of three colors of sock/fingering weight yarn
Needle Size: A US Size 1 36" or longer circular needle plus an extra needle(straight, circular, dpn) for 3-needle bind off. Or, size to achieve gauge/make a tight knit fabric the stuffing wont show through.See the pattern for more info
Pattern Includes: Written direction and photos. Pattern also includes 2 samples knit and a fun story about Holly, Ivy and Steve.
Skill Level: Intermediate
Other Details: Notions: safety eyes or scrap yarn, tapestry needle, scissors, stitch markers, stuffing, straight pins, row counter, stuffing, felt, fabric glue
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