Well here it is at last! It's more than 10 years since I first talked about it so hopefully it was worth the wait! Again I'd like to thank the designer, Mrs. Roesti-Holenstein, for generously giving permission for me to share her pattern on my blog. I also want to thank my German friend for being the intermediary and for her help in making this happen. I really felt this one would be enjoyed by many tatters. And now is a perfect time of year to share it too!
I've uploaded the pdf on Google Drive and set permission to "everyone with the link"
so I hope it works! Let me know please.
This is what it looks like, just finished, without the crochet snow.
I think adding the snow really helps give the tree a nicer shape.
It helps spread the "branches" better.
On split chains in particular, I know they don't get used all that often in patterns and may seem a bit daunting but they're not that difficult once you've practiced them a bit. They are a really useful design element to help move from round to round and for that reason, I think they're great!
I'm thinking of making a series of video that demonstrate how to make the tree, what do you think?
Best wishes,
Frivole
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