Free weekly pattern for knitted Christmas Advent Calender

I think it will be fine grannyknot, so I keep adjusting it near the edge where the base will attach.

Shysal I'm not knitting the tree - but does it matter if you're out? What I mean is does it show? Or can you get away with it.

Katek That is beautiful.

Is anyone knitting the tree? I am about a quarter of the way through it, but every time they give a stitch count I am out by several, and I don't know why. Have you found the same? I find it very difficult to concentrate on the branch rows!

I couldn't get any at Aldi, so had to pay more on line. I bought Robin Forest green for the tree and the Twinkle for the ornaments. Not cheap, but it will be occupational therapy during the dark evenings, which might stop me snacking!
Twinkle glitter yarn
I had never seen vacuum packed wool before! The package was about 1cm thick and came through the letter box next day.

whitewave neither could I- but, my local Poundland had glittery silver and glitter royal blue wool so I nabbed those.

I couldn't get to Aldis I feel so frustrated

Ooooh, thanks, off to find the crochet pattern!!!!

Because I'm still finishing a cardi for my little grandson, I've decided that I shall skip the tree and knit the decorations only and put them on last year's tree (bought from Lidl), that has survived in a back corner of the garden! and even grown a bit. It's not huge, it's only about a metre tall, in a pot.

lisalou the link includes last year's decorations which are all in crochet. I can't master it so will do the knitted version.

I have ordered some sparkly wool and can't wait to start. Hopefully it will stop me nibbling in the evenings!
Many thanks Grannyknot.

Spotted the crochet pattern on website-going to try it out next week. This is the type of work I like to do.

Me too!

I'm off to Aldis today - hope I'm not too late!!

Chewbacca I also struggle with crochet despite having an expensive one on one lesson. But my daughter, who is self-taught, channels her great grandmother I think because my gran was a master at crochet. My daughter's crochet work is beautiful.

Thank you so much Grannyknot.I know a little someone who will love this!

4 times I've been taught to crochet but can I do it? Nope! No matter how I try, I always end up with a tangled mess. It must be possible for me to learn, mustn't it?

're crochet, see screenshot.

Lisa I'm sure the website said that crochet pattern would also be available... scout around.

Aw, that is lovely. If it were crochet, I would love to do it - but my knitting skills are crap! I can knit and produce a wearable jumper, but my heart is not in it. Now, I can crochet happily for hours, horses for courses, I guess.

They've got loads of knitting wools, knitting and crocheting kits and some quilting fat quarters too. Think they have knitting and crochet needles too. I spent far too much in there yesterday! I've got enough wool to last for years! or until the next Aldi Special Event for wool

Ooh, I'll have a look in my Aldi.

Thanks for that grannyknot, I'll give it a go. There is some lovely gold, green and red glittery knitting wool in Aldi this week that I've had my eye on and wondered what I could use it for!

Will try the link again:

www.tbramsden.co.uk/cal