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Ornament


 

Materials: Country Mitten Scrap material

Button

Embroidery thread and needle

Ribbon or string

  1. Start by cutting out two mitten shapes from your scarp material.
  2. On one mitten shape hand stitch a tiny square scrap to front and sew a button in the middle.
  3. Then with embroidery thread blanket stitch the two mitten shapes together leaving the top open as a pocket.
  4. Tie a string or ribbon to one side to hang it from.

These add a country flavor to any home and maybe filled with treats at Christmas.

Copyright 2008 @CraftsN’Graphics.com by Sharon Graves-MacRae

These projects are free to use for personal use only. All contents and images copyrighted@ and created specifically for CraftsN’Graphics.com all rights reserved. Projects and images are permitted for personal use only. Any other reproduction must have written permission. http://www.craftsngraphics.com

 Gingerbread Man Pattern

Materials:

Carmel Material (of choice)

Poly-Fill

White embroidery thread and needle

Scrap material

Buttons

Fabric paint in white and black

Hot glue gun and glue

 Gingerbread Man Ornament

  1. To make the Gingerbread Man you start by cutting out your body from a folded piece of caramel fabric (I used some upholstery material) so that you end up with to identical shapes.
  2.  Then begin by blanket-stitching the two pieces together with embroidery thread leaving a small hole at the top.
  3. Through that hole you stuff the body until it slightly puffy (you can use a stick to gently poke stuffing into arms and legs.).
  4. Using a small scrap of material tied in the middle to make a bowtie and glue to Gingerbread Man’s neck.
  5. With black and white fabric paints make dots for eyes with smaller white dots for accents and then draw in mouth.
  6. Glue on a few button’s down the front to dress him up.

Then finally sew on a piece of string to the back and hang him on the tree.

Copyright 2008 @CraftsN’Graphics.com by Sharon Graves-MacRae

These projects are free to use for personal use only. All contents and images copyrighted@ and created specifically for CraftsN’Graphics.com all rights reserved. Projects and images are permitted for personal use only. Any other reproduction must have written permission. http://www.craftsngraphics.com

 

Felt Snowman

 

 Materials:

  • Off white felt (Body)
  • Small piece of black velvet (Hat)
  • Plaid fabric strip (Scarf)
  • Stuffing
  • Buttons
  • Small flowers
  • Embroidery thread

Instructions:Felt Snow Man
Cut two of the body as well as two hat pieces. Note: Hat pattern is in center of snowman pattern. Whipstitch the two body pieces together and stuff before closing. Embroider eyes, nose and mouth onto face. Tie the fabric strip around neck as a scarf and tack in place. Hot glue the front and back pieces of hat together on top of the head. Glue buttons down the front. Glue flower to hat and a ribbon hanger under the scarf at the back.

“Cold Loving Snowman
Author Unknown

I’m just a little snowman,
made with love you see.
Wear me when it’s cold
and I’m happy as can be.

I’m happy in a blizzard,
I smile through a storm,
I laugh when it is freezing,
but cry when it is warm!”

Copyright 2008 @CraftsN’Graphics.com Sharon Graves-MacRae

These projects are free to use for personal use only. All contents and images copyrighted@ and created specifically for CraftsN’Graphics.com all rights reserved. Projects and images are permitted for personal use only. Any other reproduction must have written permission. http://www.craftsngraphics.com