The season of giving is here! Christmas trees, decorations, & presents for those we love. We also see some floral decorations sprouting up: poinsettias, mistletoe, and holly berries. Speaking of holly berries, the Holly shrub and Narcissus are this month's birth flowers. So, what does each flower mean or represent?
According to Bloomandwild.com, the holly shrub represents happiness, optimism, good fortune, & peace. However, due to their dark green, spiky leaves they also represent the crown of thorns that Christ wore. It is also believed that the berries were originally white and were stained red by his blood.
The second flower is narcissus. I have already covered this flower, well its family members, in my March post, found here. The meaning remains the same as the ones from March.
Celebrate those born in December by crafting some (or all) of the patterns below:
 | Christmas Holly by Oombawka Design Crochet |
 | Holly Square by Through the Loop Yarn Craft |
 | Holly Jolly Festive Crochet Christmas Coasters by The Loopy Lamb |
And there you go! Time to sprout some crochet projects! By the way, if you choose to make any of the above patterns, I'd love to see the results! You can post your makes in my FB group, Lana Tibi's Awesome Crochet Club, found here. Also, make sure to become a member in order to stay up-to-date with the newest post! Oh and, by the way, don't forget to check out my Ravelry store here!
Be well & stay awesome! 😎
P.S.
The CAL is finished! All patterns are on the CAL page of my website here, along with the needed materials. You can grab the full bundle on the Ravelry page for the CAL (here), which can be purchased for a small fee (which helps fund future crochet projects for you to enjoy 😉).
DON'T FORGET: From now through 12-31-24, a new sale will be available. Just add the LemonBerry Tea CAL to your Ravelry cart & receive an automatic 80% off! Make sure you get your copy while it's on sale! 😉
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