Patchwork xmas decorations

Folded fabric square Christmas trees

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If you are looking for scrap fabric Christmas ornament designs, then you really don’t have to look much further than these 25 beautiful ideas. I don’t know about you, but I am alw…

Scandi Liberty Christmas Trees - this pretty Christmas sewing project is perfect for decorating your walls this festive time.

If you’ve never tried patchwork before, practise it on a small scale with Corinne Bradd’s decs. Or, if you love the technique, you’ll love how they put small scraps to good use. These simple stars feature patchwork fronts and a plain cotton reverse, which are stuffed, joined, then quilted with running stitch. They are sure to make your Christmas extra crafty!

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The leaf fronts are made from the scraps sewn together in a freeform fashion and the backing fabric is from a fabric sample book, the ribbon and buttons are new however. But it's fair to say the bulk of this item is made from repurposed fabrics :) Perfect gifts : A stocking present To embellish another present . For example you could tie one around the neck of a bottle of wine . A gift for teacher or a workmate Great to hang on a Tree To embellish a party outfit or hat ( I will certainly…

Find more than 15 Things to Make for Christmas in this round-up post of Christmas projects including pillows, ornaments, and more!

It’s Great in Colors for Any Season! Triangles of fabric are used to make this beautiful wreath. An origami-type folding technique is used to create the units that make up the wreath. Sew the units together, add a hanging loop and decorate the wreath with beads, sequins, or buttons if you’re so inclined. While it’s …

It’s Perfect for Scraps! Dig into your stash for this festive ornament shaped hot pad. Make it all one color, as shown here, or combine a number of colors for a more scrappy look. We can imagine several in various colors grouped on the kitchen wall, ready to be put to work. While you’re at …