The four Sundays of Advent has been so popular the last two years that I have planned another for this year.The month of December is a busy time in the run up to Christmas, therefore this will be a gorgeous treat for yourself or a wonderful Christmas/Solstice gift for a creative friend. Advent this year is earlier and begins on Sunday 30th November.This years theme is a Cold Nordic Hygge Winter.Nordic winters are characterized by long, cold, and often snowy periods, with varying levels of harshness depending on location. The winter season in the Nordic region, encompassing countries like Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, and Iceland, generally extends from October to April, with temperatures dropping and daylight shortening significantly. Despite the cold, Nordic cultures have embraced winter with various traditions and activities, from enjoying the Northern Lights to practicing "hygge" (coziness) indoorsThis box will contain 4 exclusive Christmas sock patterns and 100g 425m super wash merino/nylon yarn to knit each pair of socks, some of the socks might have a small fair isle design and that pattern will include a mini skein. The box will also include an exclusive project bag To store your project in. The yarn will also be suitable for other projects if you don't like knitting socks.
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The four Sundays of Advent Shawl box was so popular last year and it’s back again this year ,if you don’t knit socks then this advent of Shawls could be for you . The month of December is a busy time in the run up to Christmas, therefore this will be a gorgeous treat for yourself or a wonderful Christmas/Solstice gift for a creative friend. Advent this year begins on Sunday 30th November.This Years theme is the Chronicles Of Narnia By C.S.Lewis. In The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe the young Lucy goes through the back of a wardrobe into Narnia, an imaginary land ruled by a tyrannical White Witch who has made it, as one character explains, “[a]lways winter and never Christmas.” When Lucy returns to Narnia with her three siblings, they help the great lion Aslan (the form in which the Son of God usually appears in Narnia) defeat the White Witch and free Narnia from her power. The other six books recount further adventures in Narnia and develop Lewis’s fantasy world, which is full of detail and atmosphere, populated with animals (such as beavers, mice, and wolves), creatures from Germanic and classical mythology (giants, dwarfs, centaurs, unicorns, fauns, dryads, and numerous others), made-up beings such as the one-footed Dufflepuds (or Duffers) and the tall, web-footed Marsh-wiggles, and children visiting from their everyday world. Living, through the imagination, in the idyllic, pastoral Narnia is part of the appeal of the stories for children and adults.
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