quilted Christmas ornaments...
10-01-2009, 01:56 PM
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Hello Maryann
This is a little decoration I made with my group here in the city last year as part of our Christmas gift exchange. It was a pattern I followed from a German Patchwork magazine.
The Tree button I added as an extra LOL.
Tisha
BTW Welcome to the board from Nottingham, UK & Robin Hood. :P
This is a little decoration I made with my group here in the city last year as part of our Christmas gift exchange. It was a pattern I followed from a German Patchwork magazine.
The Tree button I added as an extra LOL.
Tisha
BTW Welcome to the board from Nottingham, UK & Robin Hood. :P
10-01-2009, 04:49 PM
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10-01-2009, 06:01 PM
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Originally Posted by zennia
Hello from New York State. I make mimi quilt blocks add ribbons and hang on my tree. There are several mini quilt magazines with patterns. have fun.
10-01-2009, 09:01 PM
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Greetings from Eastern Tennessee, Maryanne!! Nice to have you joining us.
I saw some darling ornaments made of yo yos when I went to the National Quilt Expo in Knoxville. Ladies from one of the guilds were making them and selling kits. they used red and white striped fabric and made candy canes, then there were stockings, and then someone made yoyos in graduated sizes and stacked them to make darling Christmas trees.
I saw some darling ornaments made of yo yos when I went to the National Quilt Expo in Knoxville. Ladies from one of the guilds were making them and selling kits. they used red and white striped fabric and made candy canes, then there were stockings, and then someone made yoyos in graduated sizes and stacked them to make darling Christmas trees.
10-02-2009, 07:10 AM
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http://losabia.wordpress.com/2006/11...hristmas-tree/
this is a real cute yo-yo tree ornament
http://www.oelke.com/people/anne/yoyo.htm
this cute little yo-yo tree can also be a pin cushion
http://www.clover-usa.com/media/document/CT0039.pdf
this is an adorable little stand up tree
While these are all adorable, my first reaction to your question was to suggest doing tiny blocks, using Rhonda's wonderful templates and instructions! What a great way to test out her methods without committing yourself to a full quilt of tiny blocks. And if you made 2 blocks, sewed faces together, turned then lightly stuffed, you wouldn't need binding! You could add a couple beads to "quilt" the layers, or do just a simple stitch in the ditch thing.
Good luck finding what you want. Be sure to show us!
this is a real cute yo-yo tree ornament
http://www.oelke.com/people/anne/yoyo.htm
this cute little yo-yo tree can also be a pin cushion
http://www.clover-usa.com/media/document/CT0039.pdf
this is an adorable little stand up tree
While these are all adorable, my first reaction to your question was to suggest doing tiny blocks, using Rhonda's wonderful templates and instructions! What a great way to test out her methods without committing yourself to a full quilt of tiny blocks. And if you made 2 blocks, sewed faces together, turned then lightly stuffed, you wouldn't need binding! You could add a couple beads to "quilt" the layers, or do just a simple stitch in the ditch thing.
Good luck finding what you want. Be sure to show us!
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