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Felt Christmas Ornaments!!!

ByChristine @ theDIYdreamer

Learn how to make Felt Christmas Ornaments.

Last Christmas I made my very first felt creations, Felt Christmas Ornaments.  They were soooo FUN and easy to make.  I made some more with my daughters and plan to make even more within the next few weeks.

Green and Red Combo

Beautiful Felt Ornaments. These Christmas ornaments are a great DIY Holiday Craft project. They are really fun to make and possibilities are endless. Click through to learn how to make some too with a easy to follow tutorial! A great gift idea too! thediydreamer.com

Blue and White Combo

Beautiful Felt Ornaments. These Christmas ornaments are a great DIY Holiday Craft project. They are really fun to make and possibilities are endless. Click through to learn how to make some too with a easy to follow tutorial! A great gift idea too! thediydreamer.com

Pink and Purple Combo

Beautiful Felt Ornaments. These Christmas ornaments are a great DIY Holiday Craft project. They are really fun to make and possibilities are endless. Click through to learn how to make some too with a easy to follow tutorial! A great gift idea too! thediydreamer.com

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This is how you make these gorgeous felt ornaments:

How to make Felt Christmas Ornaments

Supplies:

Instructions:

Step 1: Fold your felt in half and cut out the desired shape.

Piece of red felt with scissors.

You can draw the shape unto the felt, however I just cut it out by hand.

Two red felt circles.

Step 2: You have two options here. You can immediately sew on a little circle/square onto one of your circles or wait until later on.

Honestly, I think it’s easier to sew it on right away (I tried both ways).

Place your circles one on top of the other and starting sewing them using the embroidery thread.

Red circles one on top of the other with needle threaded with green embroidery thread.

DON’T SEW IT COMPLETELY… you need to leave enough room to be able to stuff the inside.

Red circles partly sewn with green embroidery thread.

Step 3: Insert the stuffing.

Red felt circle with stuffing.
Inside view of felt ornament with stuffing.

Step 4: Continue sewing the circles together, but leave room to insert your ribbon.

Adding ribbon to ornament.
Ornament with ribbon sewn on.

Step 5: Once you have inserted the ribbon and sewn your circles completely, it’s time to decorate!

You can use your hot glue gun or thread to decorate with felt and/or buttons.

Felt ornament with green felt square and red button.
Red ornament with red button and green felt square.

Here are all the steps together:

And Voilà!!  That’s how you can create your very own felt Christmas ornaments!!

Felt Ornaments

Beautiful Felt Ornaments. These Christmas ornaments are a great DIY Holiday Craft project. They are really fun to make and possibilities are endless. Click through to learn how to make some too with a easy to follow tutorial! A great gift idea too! thediydreamer.com

What do you think?

I’m trying to decide what color combo to do next, any suggestions?

Felt Ornaments Ideas

I also made these super cute Felt Elf Boots Ornaments!
You can check out the tutorial to see how to make some too!

Elf Boots Felt Ornaments

Wool Socks Felt Christmas Ornaments

Wool socks felt ornaments.

Santa Boots Felt Christmas Ornaments

Santa boots felt ornaments.

I hope you have enjoyed my felt ornaments!

Have a FABULOUS day!!

Christine

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52 Comments

  2. Love it! I’ve got to run to Hobby Lobby this weekend, and am now adding felt to my list. These would make great gifts, or even dress up a package. Great idea Christine! :-) Also,a fun color combo may be using gray with vivid colors. I think yellow/gray, or fuschia/gray or even turquoise/gray would be pretty.

  4. I love these cute ornaments! I pinned them! I may makes some of my own. Thanks for sharing! I’d love for you to share this at my link party Submarine Sunday. It’s open until Friday @ 11:59pm. I hope you’ll stop by!

    T’onna

  18. These are so cute. What a great idea! I bet my 10 & 13 year old girls would have fun making these. Thanks for the great idea and for linking up at Doodles & Stitches.

  19. Christine,
    These are SO cute! I love felt and have a STACK (don’t tell) in my craft room closet. I know exactly what I’m making next :) Thanks so much for linking up to Creative Thursday. Can’t wait to see what you share this week! Have a wonderful week.
    Michelle

  24. Great way to use up felt bits – am always looking for such ideas! Thanks. Just dropped by and “met” you at Debbi’s Adorned from Above party this week. Will be following, just to see what colours you do come with – and hope you’ll return the favour.

    Isobel

  30. Hi Christine, these are all so adorable! They remind me of ornaments my grandmother made years and years ago, great memories. You may like some of the things we have over at Maddalee :)

    Thank you for sharing, Nancy

    maddalee.blogspot.com

  42. Thank you for sharing your project on A Crafty Soiree! I’ve featured yours in the newest one, up this week on Wednesday at 12 midnight EST instead of our usual Thursday because of Thanksgiving. Please come see it and share some more of your craftiness!

  45. Thank you for linking up @ craft, Create & Inspire linky party last weekend

    Your project is featured this weekend !?

    Hope you will join us again with another awesome project :)

    Claire @ Polkadot pretties x

  47. Can you say, “CUTE!!!!” These are simple yet cute cute cute! LOVE them. Thanks for sharing at the homemade holiday party.

    Marilyn
    4you-withlove.blogspot.com

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