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Angel Christmas Stockings
This is a knitting pattern for two Christmas stockings: One with a snowman, one with an angel. It contains a detailed, 11 page instruction how to cast on, turn the heel and shape the toe. A basic understanding of fair isle knitting and knitting on double pointed needles is an advantage. I would rate this pattern as intermediate to advanced. The pattern contains lots of photographs and the charts for both stockings.
The pattern also contains an alphabet chart and instructions how to add a name to the top of the stocking to make it a personalized Christmas stocking.
Material (for 1 stocking):
King cole pricewise DK in colours:
White 001 (about 30g),
Silver – light grey 3101 (about 10g),
Dark Grey 29 (about 30g),
Wine 032 – red (about 10g)
Clerical 049 – medium grey (about 5g),
Set of double pointed needles (5)
Size Europe 4/ US 6
Tapestry needle
Size: 6.5” (16cm) wide, 22” (51cm) long
21sts wide x 26sts high over 4x4”
(10x10cm)
Other yarn can be used, size will vary.
Please note I’m using 3 different shades of grey for this pattern. It’s difficult to find brands that supply this many different shades of grey. You can use only two different shades of grey for similar results, or switch the darkest grey to black.
You may sell items made from this pattern (they sell really well!), but please don’t sell the pattern itself.
This is a very satisfying project that looks amazing (I get many compliments), but it’s actually not too difficult and quick to knit once you get the hang of it. I’m around to answer questions if you’re stuck.
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- First published: October 2018
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