Merry Christmas Eve!! My parents gave me an old Christmas tree they had to use in my house in Birmingham, but when school let out, I brought it home to decorate my wing of the house (aka the basement).
So with a blank slate, I naturally pulled out some felt.
I freehanded each piece. I wish I could give you a template, but the project began on a whim, thinking I could use them as gift tags. Quickly, one or two ordaments turned into twenty.
To add additional decorations to the tree, I created a very simple paper garland to wrap the tree in. I purchased some Christmas scrapbooking paper and used a punch to make all of the circles.
Using a sewing machine creates a very easy process. Simply slipping each circle under the sewing foot as the machine feeds it through. Once you get the rhythm, you’ll have 6-feet of garland before you know it.
The final step (and the best step) is taking everything you have made and adding it to the tree.
And there you have it. A tree so simple, you could create it the day before!
From my family to yours – I wish you a very crafty Christmas!!
As you can see, I’m a big fan of plaid. And note, it takes about 15 to 20 minutes to make each letter.
I brought the letters home and found the perfect spot for them in the living room downstairs.
For the Love of Felt 