Can you tell I love browsing through Ravelry for free knitting patterns? I am sensing a theme here!
For a few years now, I have wanted to have a knitted ornament Christmas tree, even if it is just a little tabletop version.
So this year sees me once again scrolling through Ravelry to see what I will put on my list to make (and probably not get time to actually make!)
Mini Christmas Stocking Ornaments by Julie Williams of Little Cotton Rabbits. Don't you love all the cute designs on these?
Balls Up! by General Hogbuffer. Every tree needs some baubles! These would be pretty knitted in sparkle yarn or with some metallic thread embroidered on afterwards.
Holiday Cheer Ornaments by Kate Gagnon Osborn. This pattern includes three mini ornaments - mittens, hat and bauble.
Minikins by Woolly Wormhead. You most definitely need some miniature Santa or elf hats.
Christmas Pudding Bauble by Amanda Berry. Can you believe that I am the only person in my entire family who likes Christmas pudding?! This, combined with the fact that it is usually stinking hot here in Australia, means that I have not made a pudding for the last few years. I just end up having to eat the whole thing! Maybe I should make some of these instead.
You could also use the decorations from Frankie's knitted Gingerbread House as ornaments.
Pine Cone Gnome by Mary Claire Goodwin. These are very sweet, if you can find some small pine cones.
WIP Ornament by Allison Griffith. A knitted knitting ornament! I would love a whole little tree of these for my craft desk!
Knitted Miniature House by Sangmi Lee. You could add snow to the roof and other embellishments.
Christmas Toadstools by Merrin Curley. Obviously yes!
Which ornament is your favourite? Are you planning any Christmas knitting yet? Or any other type of crafting?
I hope I will begin on some soon (but I have so many WIPs calling me already!)
Let me know in the comments what you are up to - and share any other wonderful free patterns you have discovered.
Awwww, these are so darling! I especially love the toadstools, the Christmas Pudding, and the mice. Maybe I'll try my hand at some fair isle knitting for those mice. :)
ReplyDeleteThe mice would certainly be a good entry point for trying fair isle. And they are super cute!
DeleteI, too, love those little mice, Jayne! I was thinking that my grandchildren would just love playing with them under the tree this year...might try a few these cool fall evenings...
ReplyDeleteSweet blessings,
Laura