This garland of sparkly, three-dimensional stars will add a festive touch to any window, door frame or mantel. Once you’ve made your own garland, consider using individual stars to create ornaments, package decorations and more.

Skill Level: Easy

Materials;

Super fine weight yarn
Yarn: Universal Yarn Universe (42% Linen, 41% Combed Cotton, 9% Glitter, 8% Polyamide; 246 yards 225 meters/50 grams): 10-19 Pottery (2 balls)

Needles: US size 2 (2.75 mm) circular or DPNs for working in the round

Notions: Stitch marker, tapestry needle, polyester fiberfill, 18 faceted round 6mm glass beads

Pattern Notes; Each star is made of two identical pieces, which are sewn together and stuffed.
The stars are worked from the points in to the center. Each point is worked separately, then they are joined to work in the round toward the center. After working a point, you’ll be instructed to “park” it on a spare needle. If you are using double pointed needles, slip the stitches to an unused needle. If you are using a long circular needle for the Magic Loop technique, simply slide the stitches onto the cord of your circular needle.