WIP Knitting Ornament

This adorable knitting ornament is the only WIP (Work in Progress) you shouldn’t finish! It’s cute the way it is!

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Materials: 

• Plastic Clear Ornaments 
• Scrap Yarn
• Size two knitting needles
• Toothpicks
• Seed Beads
• Glue Gun
• Scissors

Step 1: 

Cast on 10 stitches to your size two knitting needles.

Step 2: 

Knit about 10-20 rows depending on the weight of your yarn. I used fingering weight, so I did closer to 20. I also decided to do a stripe and then switch colors for some more interest!

Step 3: 

Heat up your glue gun. Trim off the pointy part of two toothpicks just a little bit.

Add a little bit of glue to the end of your toothpick and attach your seed bead. These are your “knitting needles”.

Step 4: 

Slip your stitches from your real knitting needles to your toothpick ones. I divided mine up 5 stitches on each “needle”.

Step 5:

Roll up your knitting piece with the needles and put them inside your clear ornament. You may need to shake your ornament a little bit until it settles where you want it.

Step 6: 

Attach the top of the ornament to close it up and tie a little piece of string around it to hang.

Step 7:

Hang your new ornament on your Christmas Tree or give it as a gift to your knitter friends/family.