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Okay so I have totally fallen in love with felt! I haven't been able to make any of my clay ornaments in so long and I miss the process so much, but I have found away to create them with felt and dies! This is the Snowflake die that I designed for Jen, only I have added the leaves from the Fresh N' Fruity Confetti Cuts. I did a little bit of embroidery too!
I guess embroidery is a bit like riding a bike, you never forget. Because I haven't done embroidery since I was a kid, but for some reason, I can remember how to do every single one of the stitches I learned so long ago.
This was really fun and appeased my need to arrange little shapes and decorate them like I love to do so much with my clay! So if you don't want to invest in clay and go to the trouble to do all of that, yes, its a bit of trouble, you can just make felt ornaments!
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For this one, I just cut a circle out with a random circle die and then arranged the little hearts from the Love Notes Confetti Cuts. I stitched those down with a running stitch and then added the little leaves from Fresh N' Fruity and stitched those into place with just three straight stitches!
The center yellow piece is cut from the Tag Me Too Confetti Cuts. I did a few little french knots and a few lazy daisy stitches to add some interest, then whip stitched the whole thing together with white thread. There is a little piece of batting inside both of my ornaments, just so they wouldn't be super flat.
These were really so much fun and actually quite quick and easy! There are so many fun ways you can use dies for other things besides cards! My mind is going crazy now! haha!
Thanks so much for stopping by! Make sure you peek at what all the other girls have done for the hop! Your next stop on the hop is the sweet Amy Rohl!
Kay Miller --- You're here :)
these are beautiful. they remind me of your clay ornaments. I didn't realize that you designed these. awesome
ReplyDeleteohmyWOW!!!! Kay, these are beautiful. I keep staring at all the gorgeous details.
ReplyDeleteLeave it to you, Kay to spark a whole new love for your ornaments!! These are spectacular! You must have oodles of patience for those little bits and bobs that you add to these. And I'm so very happy that you do. Your work is beautiful and inspiring. I think it is fabulous that you remember how to do all those embroidery stitches. It's such a wonderful artform. You seem equally at ease with felt as you do with all the other techniques you already wow us with. Thanks so much for sharing your talents. Hugs!
ReplyDeletesigh, these are absolutely gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteOMG! They are simply adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteCristina
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These are fantastic, beautifully designed....love the colors!
ReplyDeletethese are gorgeous and so beautifully done!
ReplyDeleteAmazing details, Kay! LOVE these and the colors!
ReplyDeleteLove these Kay. I agree I'm in love with these little felting projects too. And I saw something yesterday that really gave me an idea for using my non-sewing dies. I love your clay ornaments, I knew you'd find a way to replicate those cuties in felt! Awesome post!
ReplyDeleteKay,saw these on Instagram this morning and loved them! Oh they are just as pretty as your clay ornaments! I love working with felt too! I agree these dies can be used for way more than cards! We just need the extra time:)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the big shot info I went ahead and ordered the reg. one.
Your clay ornaments were the first things I saw you create that I LOVED of yours, and now I pretty much love it ALL! :D TFS (I love the felt version also!)
ReplyDeleteYES!!! Clay and I don't get along very well. These are LOVELY and they won't BREAK if dropped:(
ReplyDeleteOh so pretty! Lovely colors and very nice little stitches. What fun to do these with felt... not nearly as messy and time consuming as clay. Love all of your designs!
ReplyDeleteThese are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese ornaments are gorgeous - the colors are so pretty together. Your attention to detail is amazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThose are so beautiful! I also made some of ornements like this but you inspiré me to seek more details to add.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ornaments! The colors shout spring.
ReplyDeleteThese are so adorable. You color selection and attention to detail on everything you create is just wonderful.
ReplyDeleteStunning!...much like your clay!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ornaments and I love how you can mix and match to make them more springy.
ReplyDeleteWow! Simply adorable!!!
ReplyDeleteWOW!! How amazing are these beautiful creations of yours!! The colors and all the designs and texture is beyond anything I could have ever imagined!!
ReplyDeleteWow wow wow, Kay, these are SO lovely! I'd love to have a tree of these on my Easter table!!
ReplyDeleteOh Kay!! What beautiful ornaments!! I cannot believe how lovely these are!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous ornaments!
ReplyDeleteOrnaments are definitely your niche! Paper, dough, felt - you rock all types! You also are patient to do all that hand sewing too!! WOWIE!! :)
ReplyDeleteOh, Kay, I am just blown away. These are the most adorable ornaments. I just love the intricacy and colors.
ReplyDeleteHow fun these look!
ReplyDeleteLove the stitching
on them and great
designs.
Carla from Utah
So fabulous Kay! Beautiful! Inspiring!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful! Makes me want to run out and buy some felt! Never would have thought to embroider on them...thanks for sharing such a lovely idea!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous! The details in your embroidery are amazing!!
ReplyDeleteIn addition to stamping and card making I love to embroider. Your work is lovely.
ReplyDeletePerfect little Spring accents! Love the pinks, lavender, and the bright green. :)
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful Kay!!!
ReplyDeleteLove how your mind works. These are beautiful ornaments Kay. I really like your clay ornaments with these are equally as beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful ornaments.
ReplyDeleteYour felt ornaments are gorgeous! The embroidery is a stunning touch and I love that you used a snowflake die for one of them! So clever!
ReplyDeleteKate
Small Bits of Paper
I love working with felt too--these are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteThese are stunning!!!
ReplyDeleteThese are DREAMY Kay!! Your embroidering looks marvelous!!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful project!!
ReplyDeleteMy jaw just dropped. These are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThese ornaments are awesome.
ReplyDeleteFabulous details and colors! Wish these lived at my house! :)
ReplyDeleteWOW!!! So beautiful. I love it.
ReplyDeleteJust beautiful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful colors... definitely spring!
ReplyDeleteThese felt creations are quite beautiful. I have stacks of cardstock that I have accumulated for projects, and now I crave felt. My husband sends his thanks.
ReplyDeleteyour felt ornaments are absolutely gorgeous!!
ReplyDeleteWow! Just lovely! French knots are so hard for me for some reason. It looks like you have them down pat!
ReplyDeleteI have some of these felt but haven't used it.
ReplyDeletethanks for the inspiration to get it out.
The flowers are beautiful.
thanks for sharing.
Absolutely GORGEOUS! I have felt but, I'm terrible at all things sewing/stitching, but your projects today make me want to give it another go! They're just sooooo incredibly GORGEOUS!
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful! I want to make a bunch and fill them with potpourri!
ReplyDeleteWow!! So beautiful and bright!! Love the designs and the color combinations you utilized! Truly feels like spring is here!
ReplyDeleteLove these amazing creations! Your embroidery skills are wonderful. Makes me want to dig out my floss & needles!
ReplyDeleteLove these amazing creations! Your embroidery skills are wonderful. Makes me want to dig out my floss & needles!
ReplyDeleteWOW - these ornaments are STUNNING! You did an amazing job!
ReplyDeleteBe still, my heart! Even if I'm too late for the drawing, I'm so glad that I stopped by to see these GORGEOUS ornaments, Kay! You are so amazing at pairing your elements and colors, and your embroidery ~ Swoon! Love, love, love your snowflake die, and definitely going to check it out :)
ReplyDeleteKay, this are so pretty...makes me want to get my felt out! Wonderful creations!
ReplyDeleteThose are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteSo sweet elegent creation. Love it too much.thanks for sharing it with us.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful felts!!
ReplyDeleteYour felt ornaments are beautiful!! Your talents never cease to amaze me :)
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