A cardboard stocking form + some glue + fiber scraps + ribbon scrap = ornament.
Now, what I really wanted was a tree form, since I had all those green scraps. I would then decorate the tree with beads and sequins, but this is the last remaining form in my stash; I used the trees some time ago. I contemplated cutting out a flat cardboard tree. That’s all, just contemplated.
The key, in my opinion, is patience and applying several layers of scrap fiber. I’ve decoupaged some of these, but I think I prefer the soft fiber as the outer texture, even though stray bits occasionally fall off.
And there we are: 24 Creative Gift Ideas. Whew! Several times during the month, I had doubts as to whether I’d hit the 24 goal, but here we are.
Next up: I think we should, as a group, aim to execute all of them–or some variation of them–before holiday time next year. What do you think? Would you help?
Categories: Needlework
“Next up” idea, YES 😉 Very clever and stress-reducing idea.
-And perhaps you can make some tiny kits for some of these projects?
These oak-tags, stitch-bands in different widths??? (never had any of these), fibers, and … all these funny things we need to execute niceties (to me the word “execute ideas” seems like something for the army of stitcher’s with the glue guns and all, remember…? (-sorry, it is an internal joke from the Bookmark 101 Class)
I’m game!
Regards form Harriet
-who is still making x-mas gifts – on overtime, but with patient receivers, like mom! 😉
Glad you got them all in !