INSIDE : Learn how to create a fun Handmade Embroidery Hoop Ornament to hang on your Christmas tree this Winter season.
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This post has been republished since it’s December 2013 original post date.
I was so honored to have been asked to join with Lines Across on her Handmade Ornament series. I am excited to finally share my ornament with you all now.
Get ready to grab a few supplies and you can make a handmade Embroidery Hoop ornament right along with me!
What supplies do I need to make a NOEL handmade Embroidery Hoop ornament?
Small Embroidery Hoop
Fabric
Green Scrapbook Paper
Miniature Jingle Bells
Ribbon Embellishments
Gold Sharpie Marker
Hot Glue
How do I make an Embroidery Hoop ornament?
I bought a small sized embroidery hoop at my local Jo Ann Fabrics store. This was the only purchase I made for this ornament.
I was so thrilled to use some of my shimmery gold ribbon and my small red pom ribbon to add a little sparkle and excitement.
Using the same gold Sharpie, I added just a touch of a pattern.
Very cute! These type of handmade crafts are my favorite holiday decorations.
Amy, this is so adorable! I made an embroidery hoop ornament too. You’ve inspired me for next year!
So adorable! Thinking the sister in laws will be crafting tomorrow evening!
Such an adorable ornament, simple and true. Great project. I’ll pin it to use for next year. Think I’d better quit for this one. I’d still be making all the wonderful projects I’ve seen til Christmas eve. Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Goodness, I hear you… I’m a little crafted out for Christmas this year, ha! Thanks for stopping by, though! =)
I wouldn’t have thought to make ornaments out of embroidery hoops – love these! Such a fun idea and a clever way to use up “scrap supplies”! Thanks for sharing at Whip It Up Wednesday, have a Merry Christmas!
Thanks, Emily! Merry (early) Christmas to you, too!
This is so lovely, I love how simple it is to do with whatever you might have, and I especially like the pom pom trim. (I do love anything with pom poms!)
I agree, Julia! Everything looks better with mini poms!