I'll be the first to admit that this isn't the most exciting ornament I've ever made. Sometimes the pattern looks a little boring, but the finished product surprises you. No big surprises here! But it was quick and that just had to be my focus for this year. I added the little bow because it was pretty plain and I thought that might help a little. I also used white glitter felt for the sheet, though you can't tell from my less-than-stellar photo. If you need to whip one up quickly, give this pattern a try!
Wednesday, August 10, 2016
Frizbee
Since it's August and I have completed a whole TWO ornaments this year, I finally decided it was time to get down to serious business. And by serious business, I mean it's time to see what patterns I can whip up the quickest for the people I make ornaments for every year. First up: my friend Rachel's three kids. Angels for Audrey, mice for Allyson, and boys for Reid. Nothing in the mouse department grabbed me right away when I looked through my patterns, so I defaulted to plan B: look through the bear patterns. Frizbee looked like a likely candidate!
I'll be the first to admit that this isn't the most exciting ornament I've ever made. Sometimes the pattern looks a little boring, but the finished product surprises you. No big surprises here! But it was quick and that just had to be my focus for this year. I added the little bow because it was pretty plain and I thought that might help a little. I also used white glitter felt for the sheet, though you can't tell from my less-than-stellar photo. If you need to whip one up quickly, give this pattern a try!
I'll be the first to admit that this isn't the most exciting ornament I've ever made. Sometimes the pattern looks a little boring, but the finished product surprises you. No big surprises here! But it was quick and that just had to be my focus for this year. I added the little bow because it was pretty plain and I thought that might help a little. I also used white glitter felt for the sheet, though you can't tell from my less-than-stellar photo. If you need to whip one up quickly, give this pattern a try!
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