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Free Pattern Friday - Ball Garland

Every knitter worth their weight in yarn has a stash of bits of yarn. It's not enough to make a hat, but more than you want to toss in the garbage. So, with each new knitting project...the stash grows!

I stumbled upon this Ball Garland pattern and I thought it would be perfect for putting that yarn stash to good work. Plus, I think it would be adorable hanging on a mantle or from the boughs of a Christmas Tree! Start now...then it can be ready by the time you trim the tree!

Happy Knitting!


Ball Garland

http://www.craftsy.com/pattern/knitting/home-decor/ball-garland/168008?rceId=1446618379831~3qrni4kx



Jen
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