I haven't actually kept track of the time but if I had to guess I'd say about 2 hours including cutting, pressing, and pinning. I usually cut enough squares to make several and get them to the finishing stage, then add the finishing strip, bow and hanger.

I'm making these for gifts this year and I've figured out that just the assembly, doing the fabric portion, take an hour an ornament. I usually get one done a night after the kids go to bed.

Wow are those spectacular! Thanks for the link!!!

Absolutely beautiful ornaments!! I'll have to put these on next years list too! Thanks for the link!!

For all you snowman lovers/collectors, here's one:

oops, this one shows a pic of the sides

Boy, I wish I had learned about these earlier. I'm scrambling to make 3 by Sunday. It's Thurs but I'm a very determined person, when I make my mind up to do something I do my darnest to get it done. Sleep takes a back sit, too bad eating doesn't :cry: Oh, and working for a living has to get in the way too! :D

Thanks! I thought so, but couldn't tell for sure. I really like them; I'd love to give them for gifts next year. I don't know if I'll have a Christmas tree in my quilting room next year, but if so, wouldn't these ornaments be perfect on it?

n2scraplvr,

Thanks for the additional pics, especially the one showing the side. The snowman ornament is so cute! In fact, every one I've seen so far is beautiful.

Your welcome, Sandy1951~~!! Yes, the snowman is so cute that I want to run to my craft table and get to work! ha. Yes, the ideas are endless for this ornament! ;) ;)