Discover this fun, festive collection of 20 Christmas decorations, accessories and toys from popular designer, Val Pierce!
Discover this fun, festive collection of 20 Christmas decorations, accessories and toys from popular designer, Val Pierce!
Whether you want to craft the perfect gift for your loved ones, or spruce up your home with hand-made decorations, these stash-busting projects will inspire plenty of Christmas cheer.
Choose from projects including:
- sparkly Christmas tree garland
- a charming gnome wreath to adorn your tree
- toys including Santa and Mrs Christmas, a gingerbread girl and boy and a sugarplum fairy mouse
- re-usable finishing touches including personalized gift bags and tags.
Suitable for crocheters of all abilities, this fun collection of 20 easy-to-follow patterns will get you ready for Christmas and ensure that your holiday season sparkles with handmade touches.
The original best-selling Twenty to Make series has sold over 2 million copies worldwide! All titles in the best-selling All-New Twenty to Make series come in a handy hardback pocket-size format that makes them perfect little gifts, each containing 20 brand-new projects.
Table of Contents
Introduction 4
Tools & materials 6
Techniques 8
THE PROJECTS 10
Gift Bags 12
Christmas Tree Garland 14
Gnome Mini Wreath 16
Gingerbread Boy 19
Gingerbread Girl 22
Robin 25
Snowflake 28
Star 30
Gift Tags 32
Candy Canes 34
Heart Tree Decoration 36
Mini Stocking 38
Place Mat 40
Bunting 42
Mrs Christmas 44
Fairy Mouse 48
Rudy Reindeer 52
Baby Polar Bear 55
Santa 58
Christmas Tree Gnome 62
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About Val Pierce
Val Pierce's passion for crochet and knitting began when her father taught her to knit at the age of five. Having worked for many major yarn companies and various well-known designers, she decided it was time to branch out and begin making her own designs, and her designs appear regularly in national knitting and crochet magazines. She teaches a range of needlecrafts, to both adults and children. Val lives and works in Shropshire, UK.
Visit her website: www.crossedneedles.co.uk
