Yuletide Shopping Guide – Knitting & Crochet Patterns

Makers, crafters and DIYers I have been spotlighting in my Yuletide Shopping Guide resources to help you create items related to polytheistic religious traditions. So far that has included cookie cutters, craft molds, and fabric related to Mesoamerica, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Ancient Northern Europe. I’m shared machine embroidery design files, cross-stitch and embroidery patterns, and today I have knitting and crochet patterns (including amigurumi) to share.

Not all patterns below are depicted.

• Anubis, Bastet, Sekhmet, Set (Egyptian)
• Bastet (Egyptian)
• Helios (Greek)
• Hermes (Greek)
• Ares (Greek)
• Aphrodite (Greek)
• Pan (Greek)
• Ouranos (Greek)
• Kronos (Greek)
• Poseidon, Hades, Zeus (Greek)
• Gaia (Greek)
• Ganesha (Hindu)
• Ganesha (Hindu, this is a different pattern)
• Kali (Hindu)
• Celtic Knot Pillow
• Elder Futhark Blanket

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Please let me know if there are any errors, with all the copy/pasting it is easy to make a mistake. If there’s something you think I should spotlight in the yuletide shopping guide, please contact me and let me know. So concludes our fabric resources, but there will be more resources to come! Stay tuned.

Yuletide Shopping Guide – Cross-stitch and Embroidery Patterns

Makers, crafters and DIYers I have been spotlighting in my Yuletide Shopping Guide resources to help you create items related to polytheistic religious traditions. So far that has included cookie cutters, craft molds, and fabric related to Mesoamerica, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Ancient Northern Europe. I’ve shared machine embroidery design files, and today I’ve got needlepoint in the form of cross-stitch and embroidery patterns.

Not all patterns are depicted above.

Norse

• Tree of Life
• Yggdrasil and the Nine Worlds
• Yggdrasil with deer, squirrel and birds
• Futhark with Yggdrasil
• Runes (Elder Futhark)
• Helm of Awe with Futhark
• Helm of Awe
• Odin’s Ravens (Hugin & Munin)  
• Odin’s Ravens (Hugin & Munin)
• Mjolnir
• Mjolnir Sampler (runes, troll cross, and other symbols)

Egyptian

• Anubis
• Hathor
• Isis
• Ra
• Bastet
• Osiris
• Thoth
• Lotus band sampler

Miscellaneous

• Goddess Fortuna (Roman)
• Brigid Blessing (Celtic)
• Huitzilopochtli (Aztec, the listing is misidentified as Tlaloc)  

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Please let me know if there are any errors, with all the copy/pasting it is easy to make a mistake. If there’s something you think I should spotlight in the yuletide shopping guide, please contact me and let me know. So concludes our fabric resources, but there will be more resources to come! Stay tuned.

Yuletide Shopping Guide – Machine Embroidery Design Files

The Yuletide Shopping Guide was created to spotlight items that support our religious devotions and practices, help artists who are struggling in this pandemic year, and to help some of the artisans in our religious communities too. I’ve started early to share resources for cookie cutters, craft molds, and fabric related to Mesoamerica, Ancient Egypt, Ancient Greece and Ancient Northern Europe. In hopes this early start will allow the makers time to get ahold of materials if they intend to make something for this holiday season.

Next up, is needlework (cross-stitch, embroidery, crochet and knitting). Before we tackle hand wrought patterns, I decided to go ahead and spotlight machine embroidery designs first. These are downloadable files that work with embroidery machines. Most of these design will make Northern Tradition polytheists happy, but there are a few designs with Celtic connections, or that might appeal to the Kemetics, or the Hellenics.

Not all designs listed below are pictured.

• Valknut
• Mjolnir
• Viking Collar, Wolf Motif
• Gullinbursti
• Helm of Awe
• Triple Horns
• Vegvisir with Futhark
• Odin’s Ravens
• Not All Who Wander Are Lost (Yggdrasil, Valknut, Vegvisir & ravens)
• Celtic Cats
• Triskele
• Greek Key Border
• Ankh
• Eye of Horus
• Egyptian Eyes (left and right)
• Bastet
• Bastet (a different design)

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Please let me know if there are any errors, with all the copy/pasting it is easy to make a mistake. If there’s something you think I should spotlight in the yuletide shopping guide, please contact me and let me know. Stay tuned for more!