WIP Wednesday – Holiday Ornaments
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In between playing tiny house and kitchen with Milli, I’ve been using up a some of my scrap Christmas fabric to make ornaments. I’ve done two different kinds so far – Christmas trees and fortune cookies.
The Christmas trees are made from 4″ strips of fabric cut into triangles (one for each side), with twill binding tape for the trunks, and yellow buttons at the top for stars. I used my scrap Soft & Stable for the center of each ornament to help give it structure. These ornaments are just stitched around the outside and left with open edges for a bit of a rustic look.
My fortune cookie ornaments were made using this tutorial from 24-7-356. They are a layer of craft felt and a layer of fabric sewn together and then twisted in a special way.I’ve made almost 3 dozen of them so far, so I have a feeling I’ll be giving away quite a few of them this Christmas.
What have you been working on lately?
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These are fun, Andrea!! Thanks for sharing the tutorial link to the fortune cookies. That looks like a unique handmade gift!
Very cute ornament ideas or ?? lots of cute uses.
I might make some of the fortune cookies for my kid for her kitchen.
So cute! You’ve given me ideas for Christmas. Thank you for sharing on Wednesday Wait Loss.
Aren’t those cute – especially the fortune cookies! It would be cool to tuck money or something special into for an added surprise.