Mini Angels

Get ready for a Yarn Bomb!!!

These cute mini-angels are quick to make and look fab.

Make a million to give away at your Advent events.

Or a few for your Christmas Tree.

Or for festive bunting.

Party earrings?

Use scraps of DK or 4-ply.
Make one lacy circle for the body and another for the wings.
Super simple – pretty much all trebles, and minimal sewing (yay!)

Free PDF download from my Ravelry Store – check out my other pattern too! Or see below (but it ain’t so pretty).

The commitments for my MA are ramping up so I’m going to cut myself some slack over the next few months. You’ll still have Richard’s fabulous words and pictures appearing every Friday, but my Monday offerings will depend on workload.

But don’t forget, you can look up any text or event in the search engines. I’ve been doing this for the best part of a decade, so there are plenty of resources for you – all for free!

Lace Angels

4mm hook and DK or 4-ply yarn

international instructions

htr2tog         yrh, insert hook through front loop of st and back loop of next st, yrh, draw loop through (3 loops on hook), yrh, draw through 3.

work 3ch for each 1st tr and 2ch for each 1st htr

Body and Head

Start with magic ring

1                 (tr, ch) x6, ss to join

2                 (tr, ch) x12, ss to join

3                 (tr, ch) x24, ss to join

4                 (tr 2ch) x24, ss to join

5                 (4 ch, ss into tr) x24

Commence head, starting by working over last ss

6                 10 htr, ss to join

7                 (2 htr in same st, htr) x5, ss to join

8                 15 htr, ss to join

9                 15 htr, ss to join

10               2 ch, 7 htr2tog, stuff head lightly, ss to join

11                20 ch, ss top of head closed, fasten off.

Wings

Start with magic ring, leaving along tail

1                 (tr, ch) x10, ss to join

2                 (tr, ch) x20, ss to join

3                 (tr, ch) x40, ss to join

4                 (4 ch, ss into tr) x40, fasten off.

Fold wings almost in half and use long tail to sew centre to base of head, then tack down middle of wings, through all layers, catching fronts and finishing with lower edge of wings at centre of body.


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