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Bonifacio Xmas Deco
€2.60
Level 2 – easy
Since time immemorial, the tree has been a symbol of fertility and renewal. Ancestral traditions consisted of cutting trees in order to decorate them or to leave presents under. The Christmas tree did not exist as such until Christianity adopted and changed those pagan traditions. Legend states that it was Bonifacio the missionary, in the German region of Hesse, in the VII century, who chopped down an oak where local people made sacrifices during winter solstice. He offered a fir tree instead that represented eternal life, because its leaves are always green and its treetop points to heaven.
Description
Bonifacio Xmas Deco
PLEASE NOTE | This is a DIGITAL crochet pattern, NOT a finished item.
Languages | Pattern is available in English and Spanish
Pattern | 9 pages PDF pattern. This guide is your perfect companion to successfully complete this project. It includes everything you need: detailed instructions and, as a BONUS, the charts.
Skill Level | easy
Stitches and Techniques used |chain, slip short rows technique.
Materials | Katia Merino Aran (52% Merino, 48% Acrylic), 100g (3 oz. ½), 155m (169 yds) | Leftover yarn between 6 and 12 grams, depending on the size.
Yarn needle, stitch markers and scissors
Crochet hook | 4.5 mm (7 US), 6.00 mm (J US)
Size | S : 11 cm x 9 cm, M : 14 cm x 12 cm.
Additional Information
| Collections | Christmas |
|---|---|
| Level | Easy |
