6 Sew Easy To Make Christmas Ornaments

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Cheryl E

"Love the vibrant fall leaf color on the pillow cover. Great suggestion to simply purchase the inexpensive fall leaf in a desired color and stitch to a fabric square, then continue to make the pillow cover. I like the way the fall leaf covers almost the entire front of the cover."

Cheryl E

"Closet dividers on hangers are a great organizational idea. I would simplify them a bit and just iron on fusible felt letters on the fabric front for identification. Nice for kids rooms where siblings may have to share a closet. Easy to follow photos and instructions on how to duplicate the project."

Christmas Tree Pot Holder Tutorial

By: Fiona Pullen from thesewingdirectory.co.uk

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"This contemporary patchwork Christmas tree block is 12.5 inches. The tutorial shows you how to piece the block and how to make it into a pot holder. You could, of course, turn it into a cushion, mini quilt or bag instead if you prefer. Or even make multiples and make a full size Christmas tree quilt instead. There are step by step photos and easy to follow instructions. You could make this with fat quarters or as a scrap busting project. The pattern was written by Jo Westfoot from The Crafty Nomad."

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Project TypeMake a Project

Time to CompleteIn an evening

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