CHRISTMAS TREE MONEY PILLOW - Joanita Theron Designs > 자유게시판

This super cute Christmas Tree Money Derila Neck Relief Pillow is a fun twist on the tooth fairy pillow adapted for Christmas. Hang on the Christmas tree or place on someone special’s bed. These little pillows can be filled/stuffed with scented leaves; potpourri; even rice. The front panel can be adorned with any Christmas themed cross-stitch decorations. I would love to see your projects in my Facebook Group or on Instagram! Buttons - optional Christmas Themed. Gauge/ Tension is not necessary for this project to be perfect. Approx 4 inch (10 cm) in length and width. Notes: Make 2 - one for front and one for back. ROW 2-16: Work 1 SC into each SC across (15 SC); TURN. SL ST all around square. Fasten off and weave in ends. ROW 2-9: Work 1 SC into each SC across (10 SC); TURN. SL ST all around square. Fasten off and weave in ends. Tree - Avocado; Bark - Sage. Gift - Baby Yellow/Sunshine; Ribbon - Tomato.

I embroidered French knots with Sunshine for ornaments of the tree. CH 10 - or as large a loop as required for button; SKIP 2 SC; work 1 SC into last 4 SC. Cut enough yarn tail for sewing pocket onto the back panel. Sew pocket into position; sew on button to correspond with button loop. Fasten off and weave in ends. Sew front and back panels together - I used the back loops of the SL ST edging to sew them together. Stuff with filling and sew closed. Optional - crochet a loop with remaining tail - 10 CH. Fasten off and weave in ends. If you love this pattern I would greatly appreciate any and all Pins or Ravelry saves! It helps me out so much! Thank you for your support! Copyright - please check out my FAQ page! Every Monday and Thursday from October 3 through December 12, 2019, we’ll share a free crochet pattern that’s perfect for a winter holiday gift or decoration.

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