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Every year I used to buy an ornament for the Children & Grandchildren. Then I started making them using fabrics that ,I feel, represent them. BUT!! I'm running out of 'new' ornament ideas...need help!! THANKS!! & Merry Christmas!!!
Here are some pics of past ornaments...I love crafting of any kind!! but was thinking, something with fabric. :) |
http://stacysews.com/entry/2006/1218...ents_tutorial/
I've made these for several years now - always seem to get a good response, and they're very easy (and relatively inexpensive!). |
Thank you for sharing.
Originally Posted by khurtdvm
http://stacysews.com/entry/2006/1218...ents_tutorial/
I've made these for several years now - always seem to get a good response, and they're very easy (and relatively inexpensive!). |
how about a paper pieced tree or something that you can embroider their name and the year?
this could be cute too: http://whipup.net/2007/10/09/tutoria...cone-ornament/ and I've done TONS of these: http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...o-your-el.html |
Those are wonderful. I saw some really cute ornaments made from yo-yos at a craft fair last summer. Wish I had taken a picture.
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http://www.oliverands.com/blog/2008/...t-pattern.html
Here is a cute ornament I made for DGK last year. It was posted here on the board. |
http://www.connectingthreads.com/pat...__D991417.html
Here are some 3-d fabric ornaments :) It's from the free patterns at connecting threads |
Those are neat
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Those are neat
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Love them. And thanks for the links
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Have your done tiny stockings? I like to do small patchwork Christmas stockings with enough room inside to put in a gift card or folded paper money. I do some pieced no name ones for a quick gift for someone I forgot and I embroider the names on the front of the family ones. I hang them on the tree for the Christmas season. They are handy for paperboy, mailman etc.
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Sorry don't have any ideas for you but wanted to say I love all of your projects, especially the Dora ornament. My little DGD would love to have one of those on her tree.
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Go to Angie's Bits and Pieces site. She has a "Freebies" section with several really cute ornaments to make. I love that site.
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All these ideas are super. Thanks everyone.
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Very cool potholders !!
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These 'potholders' are actually ornaments !! There is no sewing ....alll done with folded fabric & a glue stick!! I thought of them as 'mini' quilt ornaments!!
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These 'potholders' are actually ornaments !! There is no sewing ....alll done with folded fabric & a glue stick!! I thought of them as 'mini' quilt ornaments!!
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I thought of mittens before!! & never did them, maybe this year!! Thanks!! My most difficult time is choosing fabrics that to me, represent each of my family...:)
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What great ideas! It's hard to believe, but you're right, it's time to get started on Christmas gifts. My LQS has been running an event once a month called, "Twelve Days of Christmas." She is teaching a new project every event. We've learned some new ideas for Christmas gifts.
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Originally Posted by emerald46
Those are wonderful. I saw some really cute ornaments made from yo-yos at a craft fair last summer. Wish I had taken a picture.
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What a lovely idea. I may have to give this some thought and see what I can come up with.
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Originally Posted by Ellageo
Every year I used to buy an ornament for the Children & Grandchildren. Then I started making them using fabrics that ,I feel, represent them. BUT!! I'm running out of 'new' ornament ideas...need help!! THANKS!! & Merry Christmas!!!
Here are some pics of past ornaments...I love crafting of any kind!! but was thinking, something with fabric. :) |
How about a set with the nativity symbols? OR the emblem for the college their parents are expecting them to attend?
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Absolutely amazing ornaments!
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I have a ton of links for sewn & quilted ornaments on my personal website. There are some really cool ones on it. I keep adding to the list whenever I see new tutorials...
Maybe you will find some ideas for next year... http://yarn-or-fabric.weebly.com/chr...ent-links.html There are a few on that list that I want to make this year... |
I love your Christmas gifts for the GKS but really like your idea.
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Originally Posted by Yarn or Fabric
I have a ton of links for sewn & quilted ornaments on my personal website. There are some really cool ones on it. I keep adding to the list whenever I see new tutorials...
Maybe you will find some ideas for next year... http://yarn-or-fabric.weebly.com/chr...ent-links.html There are a few on that list that I want to make this year... |
Your ornaments are beautiful.
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I would like to know how you did the balls? They are all neat! I have a lot of little friends that like anything I make for them. My sister in law always wants something I make.
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Thank you for the link they look great I will definately some some for Xmas:)
Originally Posted by khurtdvm
http://stacysews.com/entry/2006/1218...ents_tutorial/
I've made these for several years now - always seem to get a good response, and they're very easy (and relatively inexpensive!). |
I have the directions in my 'stash' of patterns...I'll look for it & see you get it, how's that?!!! It is also for sale at some sites if you search for it.
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Thanks for sharing. Nice collection of ornaments. I like being able to mouse over and see the picture of the ornament.
Originally Posted by Yarn or Fabric
I have a ton of links for sewn & quilted ornaments on my personal website. There are some really cool ones on it. I keep adding to the list whenever I see new tutorials...
Maybe you will find some ideas for next year... http://yarn-or-fabric.weebly.com/chr...ent-links.html There are a few on that list that I want to make this year... |
Originally Posted by khurtdvm
http://stacysews.com/entry/2006/1218...ents_tutorial/
I've made these for several years now - always seem to get a good response, and they're very easy (and relatively inexpensive!). |
I love all the ideas I have seen so far!! I want to do them all! :D Thank you all so much for sharing!
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OOOh too cute. I love them both. I think I hear elf feet carrying baskets of little ribbon pine cones dashing through my house.
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Originally Posted by Jennifer22206
how about a paper pieced tree or something that you can embroider their name and the year?
this could be cute too: http://whipup.net/2007/10/09/tutoria...cone-ornament/ and I've done TONS of these: http://allsorts.typepad.com/allsorts...o-your-el.html |
I have some lovely fabric pinecone ornaments that a co-worker made. She used folded pieces of fabric and either pinned or glued the pieces together. She made these back in the 90's and her idea came from a craft magazine.
Another idea is to use liquid starch on a cut piece of fabric that looks like a patchwork angel, tree, Santa, etc. Whatever you choose, you will have fun. |
I'm so glad you asked this. I do the same thing and had run out of ideas. Now I have a whole new line up for a while. :)
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I love making ornaments!!!! Thanks for all the sites! I carried some big bells to decorate this week. Now to hunt out my ribbons, flowers and all my small goodies I have stashed away.
And make some more of my yo yo ornaments that I made the pattern up myself a while back. I will try to do a tuterial on those as well as other things. I have to figure out how to do them. Never done one before. Love your ornies. |
I have made advent calinders for my Grand kids. I sew a small wall hanging with pockets that I use fabric that has small xmas designs on it and put choclate candies in and make loops on the side to put candy canes in.
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