Preparing and tuning in to Christmas is different in every family. You can find out how Hungarian Amigurumi Designers tune in to the holiday of love in this series of articles! We have prepared a variety of content for you, which this year is unusually not (only) organized around crochet patterns, so even those who are not (yet) crochet lovers can experience the Advent crochet articles. If you liked one of our articles or want to read it later, share it on social media or save it for later!
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The next part of the article series of Advent Crochet is a beautiful, crocheted small pine tree ornament from Yarn Forest, which can be used in many ways during the holiday season! From the free crochet pattern designed by Zsuzsa Mályár, you can make one (or many, or even more!) very cute little pine trees, which can then shine as one of the wedges of your Christmas tree, or you can surprise your friends and colleagues with this little thing, or, as the name promises, You can also decorate the packaging of Christmas presents with it. This way you can also show your relatives what great things you can crochet and make the gift giving even more personal. Last but not least, crocheting this little tree provides relaxation, so it can make the preparation for Advent pleasant for you!
It's already a Christmas tradition with us that every year we get together with our friends on one of the Saturdays of the Advent days and have a good chat about what has happened to whom recently. Unfortunately, over the years, we have been scattered in many places, life has taken us elsewhere, but on this occasion - as a rule - everyone manages to show up. I always prepare something for the party, bake a delicious cookie and prepare some easy-to-bite treat that usually disappears from the tables in the blink of an eye. I immediately thought of the little pine tree, that I would be so happy to make a dozen of this little pine tree for our friends, so that they could take not only the delicious flavors or new recipes, but also something small with them after the party. Unfortunately, this year I don't hold out too much hope for this to happen, but I'll put this idea aside for next year. If I'm not sure that I'll be able to find the time to make my own copy of the yarn forest's crocheted pine tree pattern during the Advent period, I'm sure that during the holidays I'll make at least one for our own Christmas tree! I might even practice the French knot on it and decorate it with a few colorful dots, like a real Christmas tree.
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