One of the things I made for Christmas was a collection of felt ornaments for my sister-in-law. After making the castle* and the kitchen I found myself loving making things of felt, and ornaments were the natural progression. I ended up giving her 7 ornaments, as shown, except the lights were "strung" on floral wire.
The nativity scene and the lights are both from free ornament tutorials at Wild Olive, which I highly recommend for this sort of thing. She did an entire month of ornaments, I wish I'd done them all.
Another ornament I found (just after Christmas, of course) was this adorable baby's first Christmas one. So I made one for a friend, who had her first baby just a week before Christmas. It's hard to tell, but it's about 4.5" tall from the top of the hanger to the bottom.
I see many of these in my future. I'm also trying to think of some variations on it so I don't feel quite so much like a copycat.
Then last night I found this one, and know someone who really needs one.
I found myself starting an entire board on Pinterest, just for felt. Once I'm done with ornaments, I'm thinking I'll make some play food. And I'm sure someone else will show up before I'm done with that.
*Pictures soon, I swear.
They are all super cute.
ReplyDeleteHow have you been? I feel as if I have been gone forever even though I have only been without a computer for 5 days.
Emailing you, pronto! I want one of those Baby's First Christmas ornaments!!
ReplyDeleteThey're adorable!
ReplyDeleteThose are so cute! Bet they will sell well!
ReplyDeleteLOVE these ornaments! And the idea of the play food is great, too. That might be something I could even handle crafting for Greyson.
ReplyDeleteI really like the picture one LE!
ReplyDeleteThose are all so cute! I used to make felt Christmas ornaments, many moons ago. You always make me desire to get back to my crafty roots. Well done!
ReplyDeleteLove the nativity scene! I'll have to try and remember to try one of those for next year.
ReplyDeleteI'm so in love with these, I want to convert! I seriously can't believe how simple, how visually powerful, and how warm and chic these are. I LOVE them love them love them.
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