How to Crochet Mistletoe

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by Tracey on November 19, 2011 • Permalink

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Posted by Tracey on November 19, 2011

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heikeknits
/ November 19, 2011

After seeing your bauble and mistle toe yesterday I feel in the mood for christmas and some bauble knitting :)

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Tracey Todhunter
/ November 20, 2011

I hope you enjoy the Arne and Carlos book Heike, there are some lovely baubles in there.

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tabathatweedie
/ November 21, 2011

Cute!

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Tracy Anderson
/ November 21, 2011

What a great idea. I love that yarn you used!

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Tracey Todhunter
/ November 22, 2011

Thanks Tracy, it’s Rowan Pure Wool Double Knit shade 023 Shamrock in the photos here

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Stella Richard
/ November 24, 2011

Hello Tracey Todhunter,
I just stumbled across this and Here are some helpful and handy tips and tricks that will make crocheting easier and keep you more organized.
Keep up the good work

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colleen
/ December 1, 2011

Lovely. I’ve been looking for some little things to put in an advent calendar and this is perfect, and perfectly simple too. Many thanks.

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Cherishables
/ November 28, 2012

Love this! I would like to link your pattern from my blog: cherishables-handcrafts.blogspot.com as part of my Christmas Countdown beginning 12/1/12. Thanks!

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