Tiny Festive Knitting Project

Happy Holidays Everyone!

I have been looking for a project that could be finished quickly.

Something that with minimum effort would give maximum results….

And it has to be festive.

I decided that it would have to be a TINY project.

One that is small enough to fit in a little glass ball, and hang from my Christmas tree.

Instructions….Just in case you are in the mood for some tiny festive knitting

Mini Striped Sock (toe-up)

With 2.0mm needles and laceweight red yarn cast on 8 sts (figure of 8 method)

Knit in round increasing at either side of the toe every round until 16 sts in round

Knit in alternating red and white stripes (I did it so there were 5 white stripes)

Make a short row heel in red

Continue knitting up the leg of the sock (16 sts in round) in alternating red and white stripes (I did it so there were 7 white stripes)

Knit 4 rounds of K1P1 ribbing. Cast off in ribbing.

Mini Mittens (make 2 and put on string)

Cast on 10 sts in the round with white

Knit 3 rounds white

Knit 1 round red

K1 red K1 white around

K1 round red

K1 round white

put two stitches on spare yarn for thumb

Cast on 2 sts over thumb hole

Knit 5 rounds.

K1 K2tog until 2 or 3 sts remain. Draw yarn through remaining sts and pull tight.

THUMB: pick up 2 sts from scrap yarn, and 2 sts from above thumb.

Knit 3 rows on those 4 sts.

K2tog twice

Pull yarn through sts, and pull tight.

Santa Hat:

Cast on 20 sts in white.

Purl 3 rounds white

Knit 6 rounds red

Decrease. K3 K2tog until 3 sts. remain.

Knit remaining 3 sts in white for 3 rounds.

Cast off. Tie tail yarn around where the white joined the red to make it look like a pompom.

Festive Knitting: (sticks and strings)

Cast on 10 sts in white. Knit 4 rows. Knit 4 rows green. Knit 4 rows white.

Transfer stitches to round toothpicks that have been cut in two.

Wrap up the ends into small balls of wool (use a half hitch to secure the ball so it wont unwind)

suspend from both ends of needles.

What should come next???

Note: Glass balls were purchased from Michael’s Craft Store.

Have you seen my pattern for Olympic Red Mittens yet?

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  • Milena
    These are beautiful. Brilliant!
  • Jen*
    These are tiny works of adorable art! I like how you share your patterns so freely so other people can join in on the tiny fun!
  • Paula - Buenos Aires
    Sweet! :)
  • Those are so cute!
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