
Tat Two Holiday Ornaments Inspired by Vintage Needlework Patterns
Dress up your holidays with delicate charm: use these free tatting patterns to create a tree full of ornaments or a cheerful, color-filled window display.
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Dress up your holidays with delicate charm: use these free tatting patterns to create a tree full of ornaments or a cheerful, color-filled window display.

The holidays have a way of bringing us back to what we love most—family, friends, and the joy of making. Join us as we pick up our needles to knit new traditions and discover the story behind one of our most beloved holiday customs: hanging stockings.

Take some time to stay in, stay warm, and craft something fun!

This beautiful delicate star is worked in two rounds—one for the center and one for the points of the star.

If you have a few hours, you have enough time to crochet a darling little snowflake ornament.

Janice Wood created a sweet cross-stitch heart, which incorporates traditional Quaker sampler motifs with an alphabet on one side of the heart and the date and recipient’s initials on the reverse.

In online communities, crafters vent their frustration with friends, family, and even strangers who devalue the time invested in making something by hand.

Why not add a dash of vintage flair to your holiday wrapping? Mary Polityka Bush shared festive ways to wrap gifts in the Nov/Dec 2007 issue of Piecework.