Burlap offers the perfect warmth and texture for Fall decor. These handsome Thanksgiving ornaments can be used in wreaths, on garlands, swags, and trees.
And here's a bit of ingenuity:
You can make them as reversible ornaments to span two seasons: Halloween and Thanksgiving.
Let's see how:
Starting with a Thanksgiving-printed fabric, cut out the images and pin it to a bit of burlap. Take care to pin the Halloween print to the other side as well.
Stitch your fabric patches to the burlap, stuffing it just a little bit to give dimension. If you don't sew, use fusible webbing and iron the fabrics together.
Choose buttons, silk flowers, raffia, and ribbon to embellish the ornaments. This gives more interest and dimension.
Attach ribbon to the top for hanging the ornament on wreaths, swags, doorknobs, gift tags, and more.
Each of these ornaments has its own personality. I made 5 ornaments, which gives 10 different images when you use both sides. For a more in-depth tutorial on these ornaments, *click here.*
They will take you from Fall into the Holidays...
I love projects that
simplify keeping up with the holidays.
simplify keeping up with the holidays.
What tricks do you use to make decorating easier?
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15 comments:
Oooh... these are really pretty. Where did you get the Thanksgiving fabric?
Just beautiful. Nicely done!!! :)
So pretty! What a great idea!
Great project, Christina! Smart idea to make them double sided...two holidays is so much better than one!
These are darling! I may have to try this!
what a great idea Cristina...thank you for sharing...xo
What a fun idea for Thanksgiving! These would also make great party favors. So cute :)
These are really nice. Thanks for sharing your creativity. ~Amanda
The Thanksgiving fabric came from either JoAnn's Fabrics or Hobby Lobby... I forget which! ;)
<3 Christina
Hi Christina. These ornaments are soooo cute! It makes me want to set up a tree just for Thanksgiving. Thanks for linking up to the Better Late Than Never Thanksgiving bloghop!
Thanks for posting this incredibly cute Thanksgiving ornament. Darling! I pinned this also. Linda
They are stunning!!!! Love these Thanksgiving ornaments!!
Thanks so much for sharing this at The DIY Dreamer.. From Dream To Reality! I'm looking forward to seeing what you link up this evening! :)
These are so fun....they really make me want to pull out my sewing machine and get busy...... :)
Thanks for the idea!
hugs ~ Crystelle
Oh my gosh, these are adorable!! I love them. The perfect fall decor. Thank you so much for sharing at A Bouquet of Talent again this week. Always happy to have you. Glad I found your fall link up, too! :)
I think these are adorable, and I especially like that they're reversible. Makes redecorating for the next holiday so easy.
I may make some of these for Christmas.
Thanks for the inspiration and for linking up to the Better Late Than Never Thanksgiving Inspirations party.
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