Folded Fabric Star Ornaments
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I've made 5 of them so far and have 7 more to finish before Christmas. They are really pretty easy to make, just putzy. I've put DH to work putting my pins inthe center so that saves a little time. I should try the sticky thimbles. I don't have any so I guess that means a trip to Joanns! :lol: :twisted:
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I love those and they are easy to make. I got my pattern from a book, but about.com has a "how to make" complete with pictures. go to the website and search for quilting and Christmas and there it is.
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Originally Posted by Oklahoma Suzie
I love those. Can you tell me where to get the pattern?
http://quilting.about.com/od/holiday...abric-star.htm
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Here is the link for the patterns with pictures
http://quilting.about.com/od/holiday...abric-star.htm
http://quilting.about.com/od/holiday...abric-star.htm
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Your ornament is absolutely stunning, and the bows that you put on them are perfect!
I made one last year and it stunk!!!All of my pins showed.
Have also covered the lid of a metal cookie tin, using the same principle. The fabric is stapled onto a cardboard template of the top of the lid and then glued on to the lid.
Then covered the sides of the can with plain fabric.
I made one last year and it stunk!!!All of my pins showed.
Have also covered the lid of a metal cookie tin, using the same principle. The fabric is stapled onto a cardboard template of the top of the lid and then glued on to the lid.
Then covered the sides of the can with plain fabric.
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