YOYO%20Christmas%20trees. Little Things Bring Smiles: .Felt Tree Tutorial. I'm back in tutorial mode.
Tutorials: Sock Snowman. Here's another quick and easy idea for Christmas.
It's inexpensive and great for younger children. For this craft, I modified The supplies you'll need are: 1 - small white sock1 - small piece of orange felt2 - 7mm black poms1 - 6" thin strip of black felt, cut on one side with pinking shears1 - 6" length of 1/8" red satin ribbon.1 - small embellishment, such as a star or snowflake2 - small rubber bandsfiberfilFor tools, you'll need sharp scissors and fabric glue, and optionally pinking sheers. Begin by cutting the cuff from the sock, cutting across at the heel. Loosely stuff the toes with fiberfil. Secure the stuffed sock with a small rubber band. Fold the red ribbon in half and tie the ends together with a large knot. Insert the knotted end of the ribbon into the cut end of the sock cuff.
Secure the cut end of the cuff around the knotted end of the ribbon with a small rubber band. Place the uncut end of the cuff over the rubber banded end of the stuffed toe section. Soft and Romantic. As I was trying to think of a blog title, the two words that kept creeping into my head to describe my little tree were 'soft' and 'romantic'.
And so here it is...my soft romantic feathered tree. But this tree is not only soft and romantic, it hides a little secret...read on to find out ! Using what I already own, I have pictured it in various colour themes to give you some options and will let you decide which would look better in your home. If you're the kinda gal that always sees the silver lining....here the tree sits placed upon a silver tray with some faux snow on a mercury glass candle holder. Sewing Tutorial: Kanzashi Christmas Tree.
Congratulation to the 3 winners who won the Green, Red and White trees during the Kanzashi Christmas Tree Giveaway Draw recently!!!
She can quilt: Today I made Tree Ornaments and a Tutorial too. For the Modern Christmas Table Runner Swap, we are encouraged to also send a handmade holiday ornament.
I was stumped. I looked at a lot of flickr and pinterest ideas, many of which are stunning. I wanted an ornament that was modern, yet also had traditional patchwork, and that would easily fit in a shipping envelop. I love trees, and after looking at many variations on the tree ornament, I came up with this. My stylized triangle tree is modern and has clean, simple lines. And it is far easier to make these trees than you might think, even though a tree ornament that is 3.5" high uses 28, 1" squares. Mini Lace Christmas Tree Tutorial. [ Close Privacy Policy ] Privacy Policy / Your California Privacy Rights Revised and posted as of March 4, 2013 Prime Publishing, LLC ("Company," "we" or "us") reserves the right to revise this Privacy Policy at any time simply by posting such revision, so we encourage you to review it periodically.
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The Princess and the Tot: Christmas Ornament Craft. I saw instructions to make homemade ornaments out of your old Christmas cards on another blog a few days ago and thought it was really cute.
I knew I still had all the Christmas cards we got last year, so I was excited to try it. Supplies: Old Christmas Cards (cut into 20 circles) Scissors Circle cutting tools, if available. Razzle Dazzle Crafting: Crafty Christmas Wreath. After spending many, many blog posts and much, much of my time on decorations and design for the house, I got back to being a bit more crafty tonight.
I saw something similar in a magazine and went to work today. It was actually pretty easy, but very tedious. I used a matching scrapbook paper kit from Big Lots (yay for cheap prices!) , and cut the paper into 1X5 inch strips with my cutting slider. Then I stapled the ends together before hot gluing them in strips around the 12-inch wreath form. Total time to complete the project was about three straight hours of work.
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Then she made...: Sock Snowmen. This morning when I went out to take my daughter to school it was -12. That is too cold for my blood and despite the beautiful snow on the ground there is NO way you're getting me outside to make a snowman. So, instead, I'll opt for the inside version made out of socks. Simple Homemade Christmas Ornaments.