It's been a while since I blogged a post about my finished knitted Christmas balls. Hope you missed it :P Been knitting quite intensely for the past two weeks and a big build-up of half-finished balls has turned up. Spent the whole day steaming and stuffing the balls and here they are! - 16 new knitted balls! Put them in a big glassy vase for a temporary display :)
So, What do you think? :)
I like to feature individual ball patterns on my blog. Today I'll present the pattern no. 19 - Poinsettia - one of my favourite ones. So Nordic, so Scandinavian and captured my heart with its simple form and geometric shapes so that one poinsettia ball has turned into 6 ones!
I wanted to knit a few variants of different colour combinations and so here they are:
I found the blue and white version particularly nice. Even this blue shade of Heilo yarn is called Norwegian blue :)
Shades of grey (Just two this time, not 50! :P) plus some red would look nice on a festive tree too, I think.
Time to join up Hand-made Monday. Heading over to Hand-made Harbour to see some other lovely creations.
I love your designs and in a glass jar they look so good, not long until Christmas now
ReplyDeleteooh Christmas! I love it :) very nice balls, they would be very festive dangling from a tree.
ReplyDeleteThey're lovely and such a different idea :)
ReplyDeleteI love them :-)
ReplyDeleteMy blog countdown tells me it is 148 days to Christmas! this year, as so often happens, is rushing by. the balls look lovely in the glass jar, even better on a tree though. Hope you have a good week.
ReplyDeleteLovely blog and great idea with the knitted Xmas decorations.
ReplyDeleteLove your decorations, did some similar last year and I appreciate how fiddly it is to work the fair isle pattern into the round
ReplyDeleteThese are fab! :)
ReplyDeleteI love the design of your knitted balls. There's so many different things
ReplyDeleteyou could do with them. Thanks for sharing.
Ali x
I like these a lot, Christmassy but not over the top. I like the red on a white background as the pattern stands out so well.
ReplyDeleteOooo, christmas - don't! They do look fab though
ReplyDeleteVery nice, and Chrismassy!
ReplyDeleteI always love your knitted ornaments, and it's hard to believe but Christmas is only 5 months away (if I have counted correctly). OH MY! Those are beautiful, love them in the vase, very nice way to display them.
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