Fabric Ornament Directions
Cover your Christmas tree with adorable fabric ornaments in delightful holiday shapes. You do not need a sewing machine or even a needle and thread to make these basic fabric ornaments. Made from fabric remnants and permanent fabric glue, these simple Christmas ornaments will give your Christmas tree that quaint, handmade style. An ideal craft project for ladies' groups or children's craft activities, these fabric Christmas tree ornaments are inexpensive and easy to make. Does this Spark an idea?
Things You'll Need
- Fabric scraps
- Christmas cookie cutters
- Fabric marker
- Scissors
- Permanent fabric glue
- Cotton balls
- Floral wire
Instructions
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Instructions
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Trace cookie cutter shapes onto fabric remnants. Cut two of each shape. Cut out the shapes.
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Place one of the cut-outs on the table, right side down. Run a thin line of permanent fabric glue around the perimeter of the cut-out, leaving a 1-inch gap for filling.
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Press a matching cut-out, right side up, on top of the glued cut-out. Allow the fabric glue seams to dry overnight.
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Stuff the fabric ornaments with cotton balls. Fill in the blank gap with additional fabric glue.
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Insert a piece of floral wire into the top of the fabric ornament. Twist the wire into a loop for hanging on the Christmas tree (after the glue has totally dried).
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Tips & Warnings
Give your fabric ornaments a little scent. Spray a small mist of cologne or body spray on the cotton balls before inserting into the ornament.
If you want to use ribbon instead of a wire hanger, simple glue a ribbon loop at the top of the ornament.
- Photo Credit fabric swatches image by Empath from Fotolia.com