Two original crochet patterns: Mistletoe and Mini Baubles, from the Christmas Decor range by June Gilbank.
Each Christmas Decor set includes one leafy nature pattern and one decorative pattern. The nature patterns are all realistic life-sized designs, worked in as few pieces as possible to minimise finishing. The coordinating decorative patterns will finish your arrangements with pops of fun and stylish seasonal colour.
Mistletoe: You can use this pattern to make a small four-leaf sprig of mistletoe, or a multi-leaf bunch (all worked continuously, as a single piece). The finishing touch is the cluster of white berries, which are, again, all worked as a single piece.
Mini Baubles: A trio of tiny baubles (small, smaller and smallest!) - make them in any colour to match your decor. You can use these mini baubles individually, or use the included instructions to assemble them in groups as a cluster or hanging ornament.
You'll get so much value from these patterns - each one can be used in multiple ways and you'll be using them in your holiday decor for years to come!
- Use individual components as Christmas tree ornaments, a pin/brooch/accessory, place settings, a personal touch on a wrapped gift, etc.
- The components from each of the 4 pattern sets can be mixed-and-matched to assemble into a garland/swag, wreath, candle ring, etc.
Yarn: worsted weight yarn (the pictured samples use Patons Canadiana, Bernat Satin, and Red Heart Soft yarns)
Hook: US E / 3.5mm
Size:
Mistletoe (four-leaf sprig): approx 4" (10cm) wide by 3.25" (8cm) tall, including stem.
Mini Baubles: approx. 0.75-1.25" (2-3cm) diameter.
Details:
- All techniques used include tips, step-by-step photos, and/or links to my online tutorials.
- All the flat pieces include charted stitch diagrams in addition to full written instructions, so you can follow the patterns in the way you find easiest.
Note: Take advantage of the savings when you buy this pattern as part of the Christmas Decor Collection multipack, including all 8 seasonal decor patterns!
See projects made from this pattern here: