I participated in the ornament swap and exchanged with Audrey, creator at That Recipe and Munifore. I was excited to be her partner as I am a big fan of her blogs. We are in several groups together, and I have admired her from afar.
She hit a home run with this ornament for me. It will be beautiful on the coastal tree I put in my married daughter's bedroom!
ORNAMENT EXCHANGE LINK PARTY HOSTS
My Pinterventures • Create and Babble • 2 Bees in a Pod
Across the Boulevard • Elle Marie Home • Faeries and Fauna
Home on the Corner • This Autoimmune Life • Our Unschooling Journey
Domestic Deadline • Inside the Fox Den • Intelligent Domestications
Cookies, Coffee and Crafts • Munofore • Rosewood and Grace
Raggedy Bits • Christmas Tree Lane • Making Manzanita
Mom Home Guide • From Evija with Love • Red Cottage Chronicles
Coastal Bohemian • Our Crafty Mom • Girl, Just DIY! • Pixel Maven's Retreat
Prim and Propah • Purple Hues and Me • Farm Girl Reformed • Eye Love Knots
Keys to Inspiration • Charleston Crafted • Sparkle Living
Interior Frugalista • Love My Little Cottage • My Family Thyme
Crafting a Family • All Things New Again • Just a Little Creativity
Across the Boulevard • Elle Marie Home • Faeries and Fauna
Home on the Corner • This Autoimmune Life • Our Unschooling Journey
Domestic Deadline • Inside the Fox Den • Intelligent Domestications
Cookies, Coffee and Crafts • Munofore • Rosewood and Grace
Raggedy Bits • Christmas Tree Lane • Making Manzanita
Mom Home Guide • From Evija with Love • Red Cottage Chronicles
Coastal Bohemian • Our Crafty Mom • Girl, Just DIY! • Pixel Maven's Retreat
Prim and Propah • Purple Hues and Me • Farm Girl Reformed • Eye Love Knots
Keys to Inspiration • Charleston Crafted • Sparkle Living
Interior Frugalista • Love My Little Cottage • My Family Thyme
Crafting a Family • All Things New Again • Just a Little Creativity
Buffalo Plaid Ball Ornament
Buffalo Plaid Ball Ornament
Yield: 1
Estimated cost: $4
prep time: 10 Mperform time: 20 Mtotal time: 30 M
Soft ornament made with cute buffalo plaid
materials:
- 1 strip of fabric, 6" by 11"
- thread or embroidery floss
- pillow filler
- decorations for the top
- pipe cleaner (complimenting your ornament)
tools:
- sewing machine (can be hand sewn)
steps:
- With front sides of the fabric together, sew a 1/2" seam down the 6" side.
- Using thread, run a long stitch along the 10" side.
- Draw fabric together and tie off.
- Turn right side out.
- Stuff pocket with pillow filler.
- Run a running stitch across the top, pull tightly and tie off.
- Hot glue a hanger and decorations to the top.
NOTES:
This is a light weight ornament.
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Very cute! Pinned.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, Terri, I just noticed on your sidebar that you have a West Highland Terrier! Our first child was a Westie LOL and our kids grew up with her. She was the best dog EVER! Anyway, sorry, got sidetracked. LOL Love your pretty black & white buffalo check ornament! Enjoyed your tutorial on how to make them too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun ornament to make! I have lots of fabric scraps that would be perfect for this!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful and easy enough for me to make. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteVery cute! and so simple! Love it!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! I love the embellishments!
ReplyDeleteI love the buffalo check and the embellishments. It's also great that it's light weight and won't pull down branches. Pinned.
ReplyDeleteI love it! Buffalo Check is my favorite and this is so pretty and simple to make.
ReplyDeleteThe check is so pretty . Pinning to my ornament board.
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