Kitsapquilter

You really did stay busy and made some beautiful decorations. I have made those but it has been a long time. My problem would be making those pretty bows!

Scrapquilt

I love them....so cute.

Cottontop

If you find you don't have enough room for all these, I'll be glad to "keep" some....really nice work.

pocoellie

Wow!! You sure made a bunch of them. Your tree will be beautiful.

Divokittysmom

Those are gorgeous! Aren't they addicting to make?? I got started making them @ Christmas time and couldn't stop! I loved making them! Good idea to do them now and leave the rest of the year for quilting and gift making! Also, might be easier to find the 3" styrofoam forms, I had a bit of trouble finding them last year.

Aquarius

Wow they look difficult, but beautiful. Would love t omake one but don't think I have the talent for it.

JMZquilts

They really aren't that difficult. The boring part is cutting and ironing the squares into the folded triangles (much easier to work with if ironed). Once you've done one or two, you no longer need the directions! BUT it takes 150-200 pins per ball so be sure to get them on sale and use a thimble.

donna873

Beautiful job..that is going to be a very pretty Christmas tree next year..might need to get busy myself making ornaments.

#1piecemaker

Ohhhhh, those are so pretty. You did a good job!!

gypsyatheart43

These are fun to make. I like the decorative pins/sequins (?) you put at the point of each star. I've always thought they would look great in a bowl or basket, in colors of the season, much like fruit in a bowl.