Create festive Holly Napkin Rings with this easy knitting pattern — a charming handmade touch for your Christmas table decor. PDF pattern with clear instructions.

SIZE 3 x 3’’ (8 x 8 cm)
16 stitches by 13 rows on a 21⁄6 x 1’’ (5,6 x 2,5 cm) swatch in a garter stitch with US 2 (2,75mm). 3 stitches by 4 rows on a 1⁄3 x 1⁄3 ’’ (1 x 1cm) swatch in a stockinet stitch with US 2 (2,75mm).
For other yarns, the size of the finished toy may vary.

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THE PATTERN INCLUDES: Row numbers for each step so you don’t lose your place, instructions for making the knitted Holly napkin ring, photos, videos, a list of abbreviations and explanation of all techniques, a materials list. The pattern is 12pages and written in English. The pattern is intended for beginner users. The basic yarn for knitting Holly napkin holder is shown in the pattern; also you can use suitable analogs.

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SKILLS
The napkin ring pattern is intended for beginner users. I will help you, if it necessary, just convo me!
To create such Holly napkin ring you shall know how to make knit and purl stitches, all other actions (cast on, decreases, increases etc.) are shown in many pictures and videos. You will succeed!

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MATERIALS and TOOLS you will need to knitting napkin ring:

1. Cotton or wool yarn 1,76 Oz/136 yrd (50 grams/125 meters), I use cotton Kartopu Organica (100% cotton)of 3 colors: white, red and green; we’ll need up to 0,7 Oz (15 grams); Any cotton yarn of the mentioned length will do, for example Alize Bella, YarnArt Begonia, Gazzal BABY COTTON, Fibra Natura COTTON TRUE SPORT etc.

2. Circular needles with long line (from 23.6’’ (60cm)) for round knitting, or Addi Crazy Trio needles, or double pointed needles. I used US 2 (2,75mm) size needles. Select a knitting needle size based on the specified knitting gauge and your yarn: from US 0 (1,75mm) to US 2 (3,0mm).

3. Toy stuffing (holofiber, thinsulate etc.);

4. Scissors, thin needle for sewing, steel crochet hook US 6 (1,6mm) (or your size according your yarn and gauge);