To make up for the lack of snow, I decided to crochet some snowflakes, as seen on Attic24 blog. Her tutorial is really good and I actually managed to follow it, as I sometimes have trouble following crochet patterns.
I might even manage to make some more and have a snowstorm!
Todays advent box contents:
Joke: What's impossible to overtake at Christmas? The three wide men!
Fact: British people first started putting decorated trees up at Christmas after Queen Victoria's husband, Albert, brought one back from Germany in 1841. Christmas trees had long been a tradition over there and German-born Albert thought it remined him of childhood Christmases.
Bible verse: Luke 1:5-7 God's plan for our lives. A year before the first Christmas, God promises Zechariah and Elizabeth that they will have a son, even though they are elderly and childless.
3 comments:
Those snowflakes are gorgeous....I can knit....but I've never got the hang of crochet....shame.
Love those snowflakes. They remind me of my Grandmother who crocheted and knitted up a storm! She even did lace making
Rinda
Those snowflakes are brilliant, Fiona! Wish I could crochet.. now that could be a resolution for 2010.
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