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Permalink Reply by Gwynedd on October 27, 2010 at 4:03pm

You can knit up a variation of some of the sweaters in Snow Days to match sweaters for Christmas gifts. Then the recipient will have a Christmas tree ornament that matches their outfit. You can put it on the wrapping as a package decoration. Very cute. Also put the Gingerbread man on the outside of a gift box of ...gingerbread. Everyone likes a new, cute tree ornament.

Permalink Reply by Laura Michelle on October 27, 2010 at 11:06pm

OMG, I think they are adorable and have the kit in my cart. Since I live in Germany and my husband has such a large family we really don't send gifts to everyone. But I can easily make and send each sibling and niece and nephew ornaments! And I want to make those lights to hang all over my house because they are just so darn cute!
Laura

Permalink Reply by Carol Branham on October 28, 2010 at 5:26am

I am working on many of these little sweaters for personalized ornaments for all the children in my kids' classes this year.

Permalink Reply by Marta on October 28, 2010 at 6:15am

I have six young grandchildren and a lot of 'knit needy' adults as well. Snow Days sweaters are a fun way to give the grands something without worrying about whether it fits. Or will still fit in 3 months! Less work, same amount of love.

Permalink Reply by thepinksheep on October 29, 2010 at 1:26pm

I think the garlands would make a super cute alternative to a ribbon on a package!

My mother-in-law has a tabletop Christmas tree and I think these little ornaments would bedeck it nicely also.

Whenever I see a gingerbread man, I can't help but think of the story - he would make a cute companion to the book as a gift for a child. Or as a companion to a "gingerbread cookie in a jar" recipe/ingredients.

Permalink Reply by New Knitter Natasha on November 4, 2010 at 9:19am

NIna had mentioned that the sweaters will fit a barbie. My 4 year old loves to dress her barbies so I think a couple sweaters would be fun to make for her.

Permalink Reply by rubyplaid on November 4, 2010 at 12:14pm

I like to use small ornaments as package toppers along with ribbon and place one on top of each gift i give to my family. I want to make one little sweater for each member of my family and fashion a small wire clotheshanger to go with it. Each person gets a cute handmade ornament to put on their tree every year.

Permalink Reply by Irene Soileau on October 10, 2011 at 3:07pm

still make and put gifts on their packages, they still love them.

Permalink Reply by Cherie Melendez on November 6, 2010 at 2:24pm

We spend the Christmas season in warm weather, these are perfect to hang on a plam tree or plant!

Permalink Reply by Angel on November 6, 2010 at 5:26pm

Last year I knitted about eight of the sweaters and a few pickles. They are adorable and the palette yarn is nice and soft and great to knit with. This year if I have time I'll be knitting the sweater with the shawl collar. That caught my eye. These sweaters really look cute on the Christmas tree. ♥angel

Permalink Reply by Katyg | persephony4 on November 10, 2010 at 11:23am

I have this antique christmas tree that i'm putting the light garland on. I remember my grandma having the oversized bulbs on it, but the new large bulbs would melt the tree now. So it will still look the same, but not burn down.

Permalink Reply by Jessica Desjean on November 14, 2010 at 4:59pm

My Mum and Dad are divorced so I have a BIG extended family. The awesome thing about these Christmas ornaments is that everyone has a Christmas Tree, so (boy or girl/young or old) I can feel good about knitting up a ton of these to give to the family members that I can't make a larger present for! That way I can give everyone a hand-made present and not worry about leaving anyone out, or having to spend a billion dollars on cheapo gift cards. ; ) Not to mention the making, and giving feels wonderful. And that's really what the Holiday season is all about, isn't it?

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