Just a reminder, my squares are 4 1/2 inches wide by 5 1/2 inches long. Copy and paste the patterns into a word document to scale to your desired size. Get your fabric glue ready and let's finish those squares.
A Christmas wreath.
Trim a Christmas tree.
Supplies: Green felt and multi-colored mini poms {square is dark blue felt}
Decorate a gingerbread house.
Supplies: tan, white, red and light blue felt {square is dark green felt}. Use multi-colored mini poms as candy to decorate.
Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse.
Supplies: gray, pink, black and cream felt {square is blue felt} and 2 black poms for the eyes. I wanted to embroider 'not a creature was stirring' but when I made this, I was still new to embroidering and ran out of room.
Frosty the snowman.
Supplies: white, orange and felt in whatever color you like for the scarf {square is blue felt}. 2 black mini poms for the coal eyes and 3 blue poms for the body of the snowman.
All the other reindeer...
The North Pole.
Ho Ho Ho.
Santa's right hand man, an Elf.
Supplies: red, green, white, brown, black and white felt {square is tan felt} and 4 yellow mini poms for the belt, shoes and top of hat. *To make the elf's rosy cheeks: put a dab of glue on his cheeks, add some red fibers from the red felt to the glue and instantly you have a rosy cheeks.
Last but certainly not least, Saint Nick.
Finish your squares up, peel the glue off your fingers and then come back to get some tips on putting it all together in Part 4.
The rest of the tutorials can be found here:
Advent Calender Part 1
Advent Calender Part 2
Advent Calender Part 4
I'm putting this on my "to make" list...thanks Amy!!!
ReplyDeleteReally cute project! All the pictures are so whimsical.
ReplyDeleteThank you so much for your feedback! It really is a fun project.
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