Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Christmas. Show all posts

Thursday, December 9, 2010

Felt Christmas Stocking

A Berry Merry Christmas

You’ll have yourself a very merry Christmas with this holly berry stocking hanging from the mantle! All you need is colorful felt and Aleene’s® Fabric Fusion™ … let Santa do the rest!

I loved making this stocking, because I love felt and how crisp and clean it looks.  This one is super fast to whip up and it would be easy to personalize by embroidering a monogram on the cuff.  I hope you like it....

Wednesday, December 23, 2009

Creative Team at iLoveToCreate


Yep, that's the extreeeeeme, silly, and CREativE TeAm at iLoveToCreate.

Yesterday we ran outside to get a quickie pic of the crazy peeps that make it happen here. It was a bit frosty outside (for California) but we still managed to be wacky and have fun with it.

Hugs, Kisses, and Holiday Wishes to EVERYONE!

Saturday, December 1, 2007

Glass Bottle Christmas Tree


My father-in-law whom I call "Daddy Too", sent this photo to us, and I just love it! Someone stacked green bottles on circles of glass to form a bottle Christmas tree. Wow! They are so cool with the green color and the Christmas light inside each one. I want it!

Monday, October 15, 2007

Scary Stuffies



When I made these scary monsters for my glue book, I never realized just how popular these guys were going to be. I had seen them at craftster.org in every shape and size. Some were made from felted wool, cotton prints, and of course some were made by knit and crochet lovers. Mine are cut from felt yardage from the fabric store. You can sew these up, or you can glue them like I did in my new book, The Crafter's Guide to Glue. The big momma is about 18 inches tall and the baby is only 6 inches tall in his mommy's pouch. The pattern is in the book, and I used the same pattern for the baby stuffy as I did for the applique on the scarf. My daughter went nuts over this, so it just might end up in the grandson's Christmas stash. But, it would make a fun Halloween project too, if you used orange and brown and black felt. If you make this for a child, please be sure that all the pieces are sewn so that they won't come off. Now, all these little monsters need are their own names!