Christmas Tree Coaster
Brighten up your Christmas home decor with these festive Christmas Tree coasters! This a quick project and perfect for last minute gifts for your family and friends. They are fun to make and there are two slightly different Christmas Tree patterns included. These patterns use Mosaic Overlay technique, which is very easy to learn. All you need is some light worsted cotton or cotton blend yarn and a 4mm crochet hook. So, choose your favourite colours and let’s get started!
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