Quilted ornament patterns, ideas, and tutorials to make your holidays sparkle.
I am asked a lot if I cut the edges from my wired ribbons before using them to make my ornaments. Every so often I do (if the wire inside is very hard to work with), but most of the time, I try to incorporate the edge into the design of the ornament. That's what I did ...
I love adding little charms to my ornaments. I got this little ghost charm from TwoPurplePandas.com. By the way, I've got a handy list of supplies (with links) for these ornaments, right HERE.
This Basic Star ornament is made with satin Halloween fabrics. Just a few tiny star sequins really make it pop! If you don't know how to make these ornaments yet, you can learn in my Basic Star Workshop... it's FREE!
This has been one of the most popular ornaments I've ever made, and it makes an absolutely beautiful breast cancer awareness gift. I am asked all the time about the fabric. It is called 'Horizon of Hope' by Longaberger. This fabric is retired and difficult to find, but I recommend you keep an eye out for it ...
I get asked all the time if sheer fabrics will work on folded fabric ornaments. The biggest issue you'll find when you use sheer fabrics, is covering the pins from the layer below. If you're not careful, pins can sometimes show through sheer fabrics. You can easily take care of this issue by either... 1. Using a solid ...
Stripes tend to look best when you make sure the stripes are running lengthwise through your fabric pieces when you cut them... that way they end up running outward from the center of your finished ornament (instead of going in all different directions and wonky-looking.) Of course... there are always exceptions to every rule. ;)
