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My Favorite Patterns for Christmas

 Now that November is coming to a close, I'm sure many fellow friendship bracelet makers are looking forward to creating new patterns for the holidays! Here, I've compiled some of my favorite festive patterns for winter and Christmas which I've sourced from Pinterest. Happy knotting and be sure to share your results!

1) Normal Pattern #10905 by user Macaronia on BraceletBook. 



2) Normal pattern #93360 by user Keijukainen on Friendship-Bracelets Net.


3) Normal pattern #58456 by user LodsoSam on Friendship-Bracelets Net


4) Alpha pattern #58539 by user rymathews on BraceletBook


5) Normal pattern #50082 by user Hell on Friendship-Bracelets Net


6) Normal pattern #3415 by user mikkomix on BraceletBook


7) Alpha pattern #38831 by user Knot2B on BraceletBook


9) Normal pattern #8249 by user GpailKids on BraceletBook


10) Normal pattern #10659 by user Sherlock on BraceletBook





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