Folded Star Ornaments
11-21-2018, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by oksewglad
Lovely little stars..you are a good soul!...my friends and I decided to make these...they aren't as easy as it looks...nimble fingers are needed. We each made one and decided that was enough
11-21-2018, 05:52 PM
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A few weeks ago my sisters and I made about 70 of these stars. I had cut and pressed the Christmas fabric before our reunion. We did them in kind of an assembly line fashion while sitting on my sister's porch in northwestern North Carolina looking out on the mountains. The memories will be treasured forever. Anyway, I plan to give a star to each of the guild members at our Christmas party (just have them available in a basket). The people in the guild have helped me so much with my Days for Girls feminine hygiene kits this past year. I have saved some stars out to give to my "Loose Threads" church sewing group too.
My advice on doing this craft with a group is to have each table of 4 or 5 people have one leader who has been pre-trained and practiced. It would make everything go smoother.
My advice on doing this craft with a group is to have each table of 4 or 5 people have one leader who has been pre-trained and practiced. It would make everything go smoother.
11-22-2018, 07:47 PM
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Originally Posted by rryder
Those are great! I've been looking for a little something that I could whip up quickly. Thanks for the link!
Rob
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My local family received their gift bags with ornaments today and loved them. So they were a hit...
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