Xmas Items
#101
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Posts: 25
I just finished two each of these two wall hangings. One for a gift or for us, and one to donate to my church's Lord's Acre sale in October. The first one is called Straddling Snowboy.( I can't put my handfs on the envelope for this one to come up with a company. The second is North Star Santa by Saginaw Street Quilt Company. Warning on the North Star Santa- use a heavy weight white fabric or the ones underneath show through. The next one I will be making is from the Patrick Lose book called A Patrick Lose Christmas. Lots of cute ideas in that one.
#102
Originally Posted by nancyz
I just finished two each of these two wall hangings. One for a gift or for us, and one to donate to my church's Lord's Acre sale in October. The first one is called Straddling Snowboy.( I can't put my handfs on the envelope for this one to come up with a company. The second is North Star Santa by Saginaw Street Quilt Company. Warning on the North Star Santa- use a heavy weight white fabric or the ones underneath show through. The next one I will be making is from the Patrick Lose book called A Patrick Lose Christmas. Lots of cute ideas in that one.
#105
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Posts: 8
#107
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Posts: 227
This is an idea I made last year to use as place cards at a dinner I had for my employees. All were slightly different and everyone seemed to enjoy them. I wrapped large candy bars in white butcher paper. Made a tube for the hat, bunched it up at the top and tied it, measured around the candy bar for the scarf, tied it and fringed it. I used fleece because there were no edges to finish and it stretches so measuring wasn't that important.
#109
I made the top to a table runner yesterday afternoon. It didn't take very long. I'm making these, potholders and cloth ornaments to hang, Christmas stockings are a good stash buster project everyone loves, bookmarks, key chain fobs, and I'm also making some fabric trivets to go with the runners.
#110
I made some very pretty tassel angels last year that would go well as gift wrap embellishments, ornaments for tree or whatever. All it requires is a ready made tassel, some of the gold wedding rings for halo, a pretty button to hold & some gold ribbon for arms that is hot glued around neck. I used the round paper doilies for wings folded in half they were just right. Very pretty, quick to do and everyone loved them!
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