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Hi everyone! 🙂 It's so dreary and gray outside, and I really want something cheerful and festive… 🙂 Long story short, my stacks of felt sheets from AliExpress have finally arrived, so I'm starting to make Christmas tree ornaments. In th...
BeginnerFreeHi everyone! 🙂
It's so dreary and gray outside, and I really want something cheerful and festive… 🙂 Long story short, my stacks of felt sheets from AliExpress have finally arrived, so I'm starting to make Christmas tree ornaments. In this thread, I'll be sharing patterns and quick tutorials—and I invite you to share yours, too—for sewing small, beginner-friendly Christmas tree ornaments and all kinds of festive decorations for the New Year. 😉
I've already sewn a reindeer:
Pattern for it:
You will need:
• felt – small scraps of dark brown, brown, red, and beige;
• two large round black seed beads;
• beige and brown thread;
• a little bit of fiberfill;
• scissors;
• pencil;
• glue;
• pins;
• needle.
Print the pattern on a standard printer using A4 paper. **Cut out all the pieces.
Transfer onto the felt:**
• face base (2 pcs) – brown;
• inner ears (2 pcs) and muzzle area around the nose (1 pc) – beige;
• nose (1 pc) – red;
• antlers (2 pcs) – dark brown.
Tutorial
Using beige thread and blanket stitch, sew the inner ears and the muzzle patch around the nose onto the face base (you can add just a tiny bit of fiberfill under the patch for volume). Glue the red nose on top.
**Sew on the eyes.
Pin the front and back pieces of the ornament together, placing the loop and antlers between them. Sew the pieces together using blanket stitch, leaving a small opening for stuffing the ornament. Finally, stuff and close the opening**.
Done! 😉
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