http://www.myhandmadecreations.com/q...ornaments.html

These are cool, not sure how to make them round but would love to try some day.

OMG, did you see she sells them for $18 I think if they sell for that I could real easily learn how to make them. LOL

I know that is why I posted price and way to cool.

I made a bunch of these one year, they are easy I bought a kit after christmas on clearance. Sorry they are packed away right now.

Oh cool, never seen these before I know there is something else out close to these that you push the fabric into a ball or something but these are hand stitched. Just different.

Wow those are really pretty and would look great on my Charlie Brown Christmas tree!

These are great! Thanks for sharing Renee

Here's a link to a tutorial on making them

http://www.make-stuff.com/projects/quiltball.html

But hers says hand sewn. Unless she's fibbing.

Here is another one.

http://crafterwithoutacat.blogspot.c...-tutorial.html

I think you may be on to her. Can't find one yet that is hand sewn. But you never know. :shock:

No sewing at all. I found the pattern last year at Christmas and made several. They use a lot of straight pins. The only sewing may be on the ribbon that covers the edges of the folded fabric squares.

There is another tute where you don't even glue. You just stick the fabric in the ball. I will see if I can find it.

Sewing Tute
http://www.craftideas.info/html/ball_tutorial.html
Stick in the styofoam ball tute
http://www.crafts-for-all-seasons.co...-ornament.html

The links came from this link for ornametal balls.
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/in...8112040AA8Vfds

But Whatever they are really nice no matter how you do them. Not fond of the stick them in the ball way though. Looks sloppy.

Renee I can't believe I missed your post! These are really beautiful and look really easy to do! I might try some and I would think kids could do this too. Thanks for posting this!

They are cool Renee!

If you are able to figure these out, make sure you let us know... It would be really cool to learn how to do these. A lot safer on the christmas tree too :wink: