There's that word again... CHRISTMAS!
Just grabbed one of these for the missis as something extra to make / give to people at Christmas. There are 26 different projects to try out. Free delivery is always welcomed.
Knitters of all skill levels will love to make these charming, fun Christmas projects. Sue Stratford has created approximately 26 beautiful Christmas projects, including a Nativity scene complete with stable, into which all the characters fit and can be stored away until next Christmas. The projects are made with small amounts of readily available yarn. They are easy to knit, and follow one of two basic sewing-up techniques, both of which are clearly shown using step-by-step photography. There are clear, simple knitting patterns and instructions for all the other techniques, including the stuffing methods and the embroidery needed for the features and details.
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Hobbyhorse38
8 Oct 15#4
Price gone up, cheaper on amazon
solidamber
7 Oct 15#3
have they got a "Clanger" pattern?
trollipops
7 Oct 151#1
I posted the meerkat one today too,I bought it last week. Worth a purchase if your lady likes knitting its adorable :smiley:
NeoTrix to trollipops
7 Oct 15#2
Yeah, they seem like good little kits. She nailed a needle felting one and started to learn to knit, so why not? :stuck_out_tongue:
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Just grabbed one of these for the missis as something extra to make / give to people at Christmas. There are 26 different projects to try out. Free delivery is always welcomed.
Knitters of all skill levels will love to make these charming, fun Christmas projects. Sue Stratford has created approximately 26 beautiful Christmas projects, including a Nativity scene complete with stable, into which all the characters fit and can be stored away until next Christmas. The projects are made with small amounts of readily available yarn. They are easy to knit, and follow one of two basic sewing-up techniques, both of which are clearly shown using step-by-step photography. There are clear, simple knitting patterns and instructions for all the other techniques, including the stuffing methods and the embroidery needed for the features and details.
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