Tiny Toque Ornaments
I'm not sure what it is about miniature knits, but they're just so adorable! I know you'll fall in love with these Tiny Toque Ornaments as soon as you start making them. It's amazing how knit Christmas tree ornaments help to create a cozy, homemade atmosphere. Made with scrap sock yarn, this project is also a creative way to get through some of your stash.
Knitting Needle Size2 or 2.75 mm, Double-Pointed Knitting Needles (DPNs)
Yarn Weight(1) Super Fine (27-32 stitches to 4 inches)
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The Designing Peng uin
Jan 24, 2017
These tuques meet a number of needs - colour and a sense of warmth on the tree, they will use up those bits of yarn I can't bear to throw out, and they are a reminder of childhood in Ontario's northland and in Qubec City... talk about nostalgia at Christmas
paver2
Jan 21, 2017
Oh, these are so sweet! I have made tiny sweaters and mittens before to decorate the Christmas tree, so these tiny hats (or toques, if you will) fit right in with them. It looks like a good project to do on those still snowy days when I am missing Christmas already.
Susan S
Dec 22, 2016
How cute! These can do double duty as little gift box or bag decorations, then hung on the tree or used as decorations elsewhere.
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