Christmas Ornaments to Crochet: 31 Festive and Fun-to-Make Designs for a Handmade Holiday
Brand: Spring House Press
Categories: Books, Crafts, Hobbies & Home, Crafts & Hobbies



Dimensions: 8.25 x 0.5 x 11 inches
ISBN-13: 978-1940611488
Language: English
ISBN-10: 1940611482
Publisher: Spring House Press
Print length: 138 pages
Publication date: October 1, 2016
subtitle: Paperback – October 1, 2016
author: Visit Amazon's Megan Kreiner Page search results Megan Kreiner
review: Editorial Reviews Review These may be tiny, but super cute and a perfect size for decoration around the house, especially the ones that are made to hang from the tree like. I don't have one favorite or a few, but all of these cute projects are my favorite and with 31 to do, I'll have some projects that will keep me busy till Christmas to create. Plus, each has a photo of the festive decoration you'll be making with simple step by step patterns to follow. Oh and one thing that really looks adorable is the present, which I would really love to try first and possibly the cup of hot cocoa, something I love sipping during fall and even winter. I just am in love with the cute projects inside! - Natosha Miller from testtryresults.blogspot.com "Megan's designs are clear, easy to follow and come with illustrations to assist you in various steps like attaching limbs or doing embroidery. The pictures are clear and fill me with Christmas anticipation. One of my favourite things that Megan has included is how to make decorative wire ornament hangers. These are gorgeous and I need to hit Michaels up for some wire ASAP to make some. Instructions are also given on how to customize/personalize the hangers with things like adding gems or initials and dates to the hangers. Combine this with her fun and easy designs and you can make some seriously awesome stuff using her book. I don't know anyone on my Christmas list that wouldn't be impressed when receiving something made from this book." - Ashley Parker from theloopylamb.ca About the Author Megan Kreiner grew up on Long Island, New York, in a household where art and art projects were a part of daily life. Coming from a long line of knitters and crocheters, she learned the crafts from her grandmother, aunt, and mother when she was very young. Many years later she started to explore the wild and uncharted waters of toy design and pattern making. Kreiner has a fine arts degree in computer graphics and animation from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, and is currently an artist and animator for DreamWorks Animation SKG. She lives in Altadena, California, with her husband Michael, son James, and daughter Emily.