twistedstitcher

Thanks for all the compliments everyone!

nativetexan

i started one of those as a pin cushion and still haven't finished it. great going!

wvdek

I downloaded the pattern. I do better with tutorials though, so will see if You Tube has one on there.
Thanks again.

Boston1954

They are gorgeous!! Maybe the fingers do hurt, but my gosh it looks like it's worth it. If I saw one in a store, I would want it.

redquilter

I've never made them, but I did see them somewhere. But I must say, yours are beautiful and the addition of the ribbon just makes them even more spectacular.

n2scraplvr

Yours are very pretty! Thought about making them this summer but never got around to it. One girl I know sells them for $35 each and she has so many orders that you have to go on a waiting list of 5 mos.!!! But then you can get them for $8 on ebay. They sell better with dramatic bows on top like you did. :D

SulaBug

I haven't tried them yet, but they look wonderful!! What a nice job you have both done making these ornaments!!
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Sew and Sew

I have made lots of these, even this year about 18.......takes a lot of time and it is hard on the fingers...yours are exceptionally beautiful.........love the way you did the ribbon......

BellaBoo

I made a lot of these last year for a fundraiser and discovered a lot of handy tips. I found that the inexpensive straight pins are hard to push in, I bought a tin of Iris Superfine pins and they pushed in like butter. If you have a hard time pushing the pins in, use the eraser end of a pencil, that helps save the fingers. I pressed the folds in the fabric first. That took a little time but the end results were worth it. These folded fabric ornaments sold for $35 each and we sold everyone. Many small gift shops will sell these on consignment during the holidays. Go in and ask!

reneebobby

You have done a very nice job on them.