Different Pictures I

A stripe pattern is decorated with added embellishments. The wreath is knit in, but the gifts are buttons while the bells and berries are sequins.

This is one of the most unusual Santa designs I've seen! It never occurred to me that Santa might have a dog.

This ornament is very graceful. Its simplicity is a nice contrast to the heavily sequined Santa on the front side.

These sisters got matching stockings in jewel-tone acrylics. The heart can be seen in reversed colors on another stocking on this page. The simple angel is adorned with a golden halo, blue sequins on her dress, and iridescent white sequins on her wings. The stripes add interest without overly complicating the design.

This wreath is nicely proportioned. It's decorated with round sequins. The old-fashioned candles could be done with a yellow flame instead of the red seen here.

This cute gingerbread girl has a boy counterpart on another stocking in the same pattern book. This design is very cheery, perfect for a child.

This lovely design uses two shades of green to lend depth to the holly. I used a different stitch than usual for the name, since it wouldn't fit otherwise.

This detailed stocking was considerably harder to knit than most, but the result is well worth it. That is a row of drums between the rocking horse and the train.

This unusual design was much more attractive than I expected. It would be perfect for an outdoorsy-type man.

This is a very well-balanced use of pictures in combination. I love this gingerbread man design. The stocking is in wool.