Another belated Patchwork Christmas Decoration but I promise this will be my last until next November/December. Please forgive me as I know that if I don't record this now that I will have forgotten about it when I want to make more for next Christmas.
This one is even easier than the last.
Cut two circles of contrasting fabric (mine were 16 cms diameter)
Sew together leaving a gap to turn inside out.
Press, then top stitch near to edge.
Bring two sides together and catch a stitch in the middle to secure.
Repeat with the other sides.
Turn over the four corners
Neaten up so it looks like this one below.
Add a trim or button to the centre and a hanging loop and that's all there is to it.
Easy peasy, or what? Happy Next Christmas!
14 comments:
Oh wow Jo.... how easy and beautiful are these!! I can see a mass of them being made next year for Christmas stalls and such... thank you.
Tilly x
Oh my word,that is soooo easy even I could do it lol.Thank you so much for sharing this I must do it.Happy 2015.Hugs xx
Happy New Year Jo! These are so elegant, will give a real touch of class next Christmas! Just been catching up on your fabulous makes!! Big hugs, Chrisxx
Looks fabulous Jo and you make it look soooo easy xxx
That's fab, Jo! And so simple to do...am definitely going to have a go at this :-). Thanks for sharing!
Hugs, LLJ xx
Another fab idea pinned on my Pinterest ready to make some for next year....Thanks Jo.
Hugs,
Annie x
Thanks for sharing these Jo - fab idea. x
Ooh, this look fabulous. I may have to give this a go.
Kyla
Happy New Year,Jo! Will you come to the Dutch stampshow in April??
They are gorgeous and your instructions are so simple. Might even give it a go:)
Hi Jo I'm really doing the rounds this evening....catching up!
that decoration is so pretty but looks really easy to make
janet
You make it sound easy.... but I know what my circles come out like... but I will give it a go and see what happens!!
Very cute! Thanks for popping by my blog today
It looks so beautiful and it sounds easy, however, I know that if I would attempt this it would end up completely messy. I'm just not good at sewing and have hated it since school. I stick to my knitting needles. I love the colors that you chose!
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