SEW Many Christmas Ornaments
Friday, November 9, 2007
Handmade Holidays Decorates the Tree
Sew Mama Sew continues the Handmade Holiday frenzy. Today is Day 9 - Ornaments!!! Scoot on over there for some holiday ornament ideas. I especially LOVE Sunshine’s Embroidered Felt Heart ornament…wow!
Additional Ornament Tutorials
Debbie Mumm’s Fabric Ornaments from Joann’s
Sewing.org’s Silk Christmas Tree Ornaments
HGTV’s Felt Cookie Cutter Ornaments
Wildly Wonderful Wearables’ Awareness Ribbon Ornament
The Mountain Laurel’s Lazy Cat Ornament
Ana Araugo’s Flower Fairies on HGTV
Helen Gibbs’ Ribbon Ornaments on HGTV
Wildly Wonderful Wearables’ Baby Ornaments
Joann’s Christmas Gift Cone Ornaments
Rebekah Meier’s Vintage Fabric Ornaments
Martha Stewart’s Mini Stockings
Christine Bertucci’s Woven Ribbon Ornaments
Sew News’ Embroidered Christmas Ornaments
BHG’s Appliqued Heart Ornaments
Sewing.org’s Heirloom Ornaments
Scandinavian Felt Ornaments on HGTV
Sewing.org’s Cookie Cutter Ornaments
Martha Stewart’s Star Ornaments
MyCraftBook.com’s Felt Mitten Ornaments
CelebratingChristmas.com’s Fabric Present Ornament
Wildly Wonderful Wearables’ Dog and Cat Ornaments
Make this in miniature and add a ribbon to hang:
Yvonne Porcella’s Silk Rose Heart on HGTV
Other Christmas Ideas
Joann’s Fabric Christmas Trees
All Sort’s made this beautiful Thread and Fabric Swatch Christmas Tree last year. It is by far on of my favorites! How clever! I can’t wait to make one for my sewing room this year:
All Sorts’ Christmas Thread Tree
Homemade Holiday Recap
Aprons
Pincushions
Sew Mama Sew - Day 2 - Pincushions and Pins
Additional Pincushion Tutorials
For the Home
Sew Mama Sew - Day 3 - For the Home
Additional Sewing for the Home Tutorials
Lunch Bags
Sew Mama Sew - Day 4 - Lunch Bags
Additional Lunch Bag Tutorials
Tote Bags
Blankets for Baby
Sew Mama Sew - Day 6 - Blankets for Baby
Additional Baby Blanket Tutorials
For Your Purse or Pocket
Sew Mama Sew - Day 7 - For Your Purse or Pocket
Whimsy
Want to See What Everyone Else Did?
Handmade Holiday PHOTOS on Flickr
Tomorrow is “Ties and Belts” on Sew Mama Sew’s Homemade Holidays. Can’t wait to see what they come up with!
I have the whole weekend free for sewing! Yippee! And boy, do I have some holiday inspiration to get me started! Happy Sewing!
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Cathe | Monday, November 12, 2007 at 3:28 pm
Thanks Lisa! I found some
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Cathe | Monday, November 12, 2007 at 3:29 pm
Thanks Lisa! I found some felt in a nice dark red, off-white, and gingerbread brown to make Scandinavian ornaments, and I appreciate the inspiration!
And I am sorry for my ineptitude at comments… I guess I got all excited and hit the submit button too soon!
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Lynn (47cats) | Tuesday, November 20, 2007 at 10:41 am
Lisa…thanks so much for finding all these patterns for ornaments! I want to try the silk Christmas trees as well as some of the felt ornaments. I have lots of wool felt here just waiting to be used.
I just love all the blogging. I don’t post much but spend a lot of time reading blogs. LOL!
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thedomesticdiva | Tuesday, November 20, 2007 at 4:33 pm
LOL Cathe! I, too, love the Scandanavian ornaments!
Hey my Sweet Lynn! oh…you know how much I drool at the mention of silk! BTW, I was at Joann’s last night and spotted some wool felt priced at $15/yd…I had to stop myself as I’ve bought way more fabric then I should have this month…KWIM?
Happy Thanksgiving!
With friendship,
Lisa
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SEW Many Toys and Games &&hellip | Friday, November 23, 2007 at 3:03 pm
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Elizabeth | Saturday, December 1, 2007 at 6:49 pm
I’m looking for felt christmas ornament patterns from the 1970s - they were originally in a Family Circle magazine or Woman’s Day magazine. They are very detailed - a ballerina, nurse, soldier, snowman, pirate, etc. Do you know how I could find these?
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Laura | Wednesday, December 12, 2007 at 3:00 pm
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felt christmas ornament patterns from the 1970s - they were originally in a Family Circle magazine or Woman’s Day magazine. They are very detailed - a ballerina, nurse, soldier, snowman, pirate, etc. Do you know how I could find these?
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Sew, You Want to Be a Chr&hellip | Thursday, December 13, 2007 at 1:18 pm
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SEW Many Christmas Orname&hellip | Sunday, January 27, 2008 at 3:24 am
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Gail | Monday, August 11, 2008 at 7:36 pm
Help…I’m obsessed with finding a craft book from the 70’s and I can’t remember the title. It was strictly felt christmas decorations and it included patterns for 12 days of christmas ornaments, a milk carton santa train, a poisetta wreath and mice. Help.
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