Christmas Ornaments / PDF Pattern and Sewing Tutorial

Prepare for the holiday season by creating your own handmade Christmas tree decor! Follow the detailed step-by-step instructions to craft three charming ornaments: the Tiny House, the Bird, and the Candle. Designed with simplicity in mind, this tutorial is suitable for all skill levels, making it an ideal project for beginners in sewing. Hang the Tiny House and Bird on your tree using their attached ribbons, while the Candle elegantly clips on with a Clothespin. Share the love by gifting these handmade ornaments to close friends who appreciate the art of crafting. After the festive season, you can repurpose these ornaments into little play toys.

Wishing you joyful moments of festive sewing!

Size of finished toys: 

Tiny House: 2.25” wide x 2.5” long x 2.25” deep

Bird: 4.25” wide (including tail) x 2.5” long x 1.5” deep

Candle: 7.5” long x 0.75” wide

PDF file Includes:

1. Step-by-Step photo tutorials for three ornaments featuring over 100 high-quality images, accompanied by detailed written instructions for each step (meticulously illustrated and easy-to-follow sewing steps).
   
2. Fabric cut measurements.
3. A list of required materials and tools.
4. Hand Sewing instructions.

Materials: 

• Red & White Cotton
• Interfacing (for the tiny house)
• Yellow, Red and White Felt
• Red & White Sewing Threads
• Cord & Ribbon
• Clothespin
• Poly-Fil Fiber

Although I've listed regular cotton in the materials, personally, I prefer crafting these toys with fleece or wool fabric. These materials are thicker than regular cotton, giving the ornaments a puffier and more interesting texture. However, the choice is yours, and you can craft with cotton if you prefer.

Language: English

Measurements: Inches

Difficulty: Beginner Friendly

POLICY

• No refunds on Digital Downloads
• Please kindly respect my work and take advantage of this pdf pattern & tutorial for personal use only. Don’t distribute to others.
• Ornaments made with this pattern can be sold on a small scale in your own shops.