12 Weeks of Christmas Ornaments Challenge 2022 Week 9: The Carnival Pattern

By Staci Ann Lowry | November 20, 2022 |

We're on Week 9!

We're bringing one last CLUB pattern out of the vault this week.

It's the Carnival Pattern!

It's been THREE YEARS since we debuted this fun pattern in the Ornament Girls Club. 

This one was originally introduced using patriotic colors, which look amazing on this pattern. But I think you'll agree... it's equally beautiful in Christmas colors, too.

It's fun, festive, and EASY.

As always, you can get this pattern at a special price this week!

IMPORTANT! If you were an Ornament Girl in June 2019, DO NOT BUY THIS. You have automatic access! Look in your Pattern Library, under the 'Classic Patterns' tab. (You may need to log out, and then log back in again.)

BUT! If you DON'T yet own this pattern, now's your chance to own this previously club-only pattern! You can grab it HERE for a very special price for this week only!

Your turn!

When you make this ornament, please don't forget to share it with me and the other Challengers! You can share it on Instagram using the hashtag #OrnamentGirlsChallenge so we can all see it!

(And, if you're an Ornament Girls Club Member, please post it in our private FB group!)

I'll see ya in a week, with Challenge Pattern #10 (what?). (Make sure you're on my email list!)

Happy Ornamenting!

Staci Ann

p.s. If you bought your foam ahead of time based on the Supply List I gave you, this week uses a 5-Lined Ball. But, don't worry if you don't have a pre-lined ball... you can also draw your own. (We'll show you how!)
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2 Comments

  1. Erika on December 3, 2022 at 4:08 pm

    Hello Staci, I have a question for you, what size needle do you use for the bows and hanger. I am having a hard time keeping the bows in place they keep coming out. i tried glue but that does not work. Advise please…Thank you

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    • Sarah Cinocco on December 4, 2022 at 11:19 am

      Hi Erika, for the hanger pin, we will usually use one that is at least 1-1/2″ long. You can look for longer pins in the sewing notions department of most craft stores.

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