Made with HOMBYS: Ribbon-Topped Christmas Trees by @mistie.breeze.creations
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MADE WITH HOMBYS
Ribbon-Topped Christmas Trees by @mistie.breeze.creations
Little chenille trees, each finished with a ribbon bow, make a charming handmade holiday collection. Creator @mistie.breeze.creations shared these miniature Christmas makes in soft cream, deep blue, and green-and-ivory tones.
The contrast is in the details: mustard-yellow ribbon brightens the darker trees, olive green complements cream, and brown, tan, and wine-colored bows add warmth to the variegated pieces. The soft looped texture gives the simple tree shapes a wonderfully tactile finish.
The Maker’s Holiday Inspiration
In the original caption, the maker said the trees were fun to create and shared her excitement for the holidays. She credited @cozycloudknits for the tree patterns and @sabsstuffies for the blanket shown behind them.
The post also mentions using a little HOMBYS yarn, but does not list exact shades, quantities, or which yarn belongs to each piece. The product suggestions below therefore offer a coordinating palette rather than a confirmed kit.
Project Details
- Maker: @mistie.breeze.creations.
- Project: miniature chunky-yarn Christmas trees with ribbon bows.
- Tree pattern credit: @cozycloudknits.
- Background blanket credit: @sabsstuffies.
- Suggested color story: cream, navy, and sage-green/ivory variegated chenille.
Maker & Pattern Credits
Visit @mistie.breeze.creations for more handmade projects, @cozycloudknits for the tree pattern information, and @sabsstuffies for information about the credited blanket design.
GET THE COLOR STORY
Start with a Coordinating Mixed Pack
The Cream & Navy Blue pack combines 4 skeins of each solid color in one 8-skein shopping option. Sage Green Multi adds green-and-ivory color changes within the strand for a mottled version of the trees. The green trees have a fuzzy surface, so the suggested chenille may differ in texture. Both links are suggested visual matches; the maker does not confirm these exact products in the caption.
Ribbon is a separate supply. Choose bow colors and any construction or finishing materials according to the tree pattern; these are not included in the yarn packs.
Planning Your Yarn Amount
The original post gives no tree heights, stitch gauge, starting quantity, or skein counts. Its mention of a little yarn does not establish the amount needed per tree or how many trees an 8-pack will make. Follow the actual pattern for your chosen sizes, and treat the linked packs as purchase options rather than a confirmed complete kit.
Original creations and source media by @mistie.breeze.creations. Tree patterns credited to @cozycloudknits; original background blanket pattern credited to @sabsstuffies.
YARN PLANNING · REFERENCE ESTIMATE
How much yarn should I prepare?
Quantity status: needs the original pattern.
Shaped, stuffed, wrapped or multi-piece construction cannot be reliably converted from flat area. The original pattern must confirm dimensions, stitch density, piece count and yarn needed in each shade.
| Yarn / color group | Whole-skein planning budget |
|---|---|
| 4 Cream+ 4 Navy Blue | Pattern-specific quantity required |
| Sage Green Multi | Pattern-specific quantity required |
Use the original pattern’s yarn weight or yardage for each color, then divide by the yarn length / weight on the product label and round up. Do not assume an 8-skein pack will make every item in a group photo.
Before buying: swatch in the intended stitch, measure the finished swatch and yarn used, then scale to your chosen size. The reference size above is an assumption unless marked maker-reported. These figures do not establish the original finished size or actual yarn used.