Christmas is coming, Christmas is coming!!!
08-03-2011, 04:51 AM
#32
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Thanks for sharing. Nice collection of ornaments. I like being able to mouse over and see the picture of the ornament.
Originally Posted by Yarn or Fabric
I have a ton of links for sewn & quilted ornaments on my personal website. There are some really cool ones on it. I keep adding to the list whenever I see new tutorials...
Maybe you will find some ideas for next year...
http://yarn-or-fabric.weebly.com/chr...ent-links.html
There are a few on that list that I want to make this year...
Maybe you will find some ideas for next year...
http://yarn-or-fabric.weebly.com/chr...ent-links.html
There are a few on that list that I want to make this year...
08-03-2011, 04:53 AM
#33
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Originally Posted by khurtdvm
http://stacysews.com/entry/2006/1218...ents_tutorial/
I've made these for several years now - always seem to get a good response, and they're very easy (and relatively inexpensive!).
I've made these for several years now - always seem to get a good response, and they're very easy (and relatively inexpensive!).
08-03-2011, 05:14 AM
#36
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Originally Posted by Jennifer22206
how about a paper pieced tree or something that you can embroider their name and the year?
this could be cute too: http://whipup.net/2007/10/09/tutoria...cone-ornament/
and I've done TONS of these: http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...o-your-el.html
this could be cute too: http://whipup.net/2007/10/09/tutoria...cone-ornament/
and I've done TONS of these: http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...o-your-el.html
08-03-2011, 05:22 AM
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I have some lovely fabric pinecone ornaments that a co-worker made. She used folded pieces of fabric and either pinned or glued the pieces together. She made these back in the 90's and her idea came from a craft magazine.
Another idea is to use liquid starch on a cut piece of fabric that looks like a patchwork angel, tree, Santa, etc. Whatever you choose, you will have fun.
Another idea is to use liquid starch on a cut piece of fabric that looks like a patchwork angel, tree, Santa, etc. Whatever you choose, you will have fun.
08-03-2011, 05:40 AM
#39
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I love making ornaments!!!! Thanks for all the sites! I carried some big bells to decorate this week. Now to hunt out my ribbons, flowers and all my small goodies I have stashed away.
And make some more of my yo yo ornaments that I made the pattern up myself a while back. I will try to do a tuterial on those as well as other things. I have to figure out how to do them. Never done one before.
Love your ornies.
And make some more of my yo yo ornaments that I made the pattern up myself a while back. I will try to do a tuterial on those as well as other things. I have to figure out how to do them. Never done one before.
Love your ornies.
08-03-2011, 06:01 AM
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I have made advent calinders for my Grand kids. I sew a small wall hanging with pockets that I use fabric that has small xmas designs on it and put choclate candies in and make loops on the side to put candy canes in.
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