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Courtesy of Cranston/VIP Theresa Romeo Using cookie cutters as patterns, sew a batch of ornaments to trim your tree, tie onto pack- ages, or give as gifts. Simple to sew, and fun to decorate, this is a project the whole family will enjoy. Note: This is a great project for someone just learning how to sew. It's a fun way to practice guiding the sewing machine needle - and making something at the same time. Young children enjoy stuffing and decorating. Materials: Fabric Thread Polyester fiberfill for stuffing Gold cord for hanging loops Cookie Cutters (Or trace patterns provided onto template plastic and cut out) Assorted Trim Ornament Directions: Trace Fold fabric in half, right sides together. Using a pen or fine tip marker, trace around the cookie cutter or plastic template. (Making more than one ornament, leave about an inch of space between each shape.) Stitch Following the traced line(s), and leaving an open- ing on one side, stitch the two layers of fabric together. Cut Approximately 1 /4” outside the stitching line, cut out shapes. Make tiny clips, close to stitching, into corners. Turn ornaments right side out. Stuff Stuff ornaments with fiberfill. By hand, slip stitch openings. (Hint: A chop stick, or the eraser end of a pencil, is great for pushing small amounts of stuffing into points and corners.) Use a large nee- dle to thread gold cord through ornaments to make loops for hanging. Decorate Dazzling Tree with Fabric Ornaments 1

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Courtesy of Cranston/VIPTheresa RomeoUsing cookie cutters as patterns, sew a batchof ornaments to trim your tree, tie onto pack-ages, or give as gifts. Simple to sew, and funto decorate, this is a project the whole familywill enjoy.

Note: This is a great project for someone justlearning how to sew. It's a fun way to practiceguiding the sewing machine needle - and makingsomething at the same time. Young children enjoystuffing and decorating.

Materials:• Fabric• Thread• Polyester fiberfill for stuffing• Gold cord for hanging loops• Cookie Cutters (Or trace patterns provided ontotemplate plastic and cut out) • Assorted Trim

Ornament Directions:TraceFold fabric in half, right sides together. Using apen or fine tip marker, trace around the cookiecutter or plastic template. (Making more than oneornament, leave about an inch of space betweeneach shape.)

StitchFollowing the traced line(s), and leaving an open-ing on one side, stitch the two layers of fabrictogether.

CutApproximately 1 /4” outside the stitching line, cutout shapes. Make tiny clips,close to stitching, into corners. Turn ornamentsright side out.

StuffStuff ornaments with fiberfill. By hand, slip stitchopenings. (Hint: A chop stick, or the eraser end ofa pencil, is great for pushing small amounts ofstuffing into points and corners.) Use a large nee-dle to thread gold cord through ornaments to makeloops for hanging.Decorate

Dazzling Tree withFabric Ornaments

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Wrap and tie ribbons into bows around packages,cats, and dogs.1. Back fabric scraps with a fusible web such asPellon® Wonder-Under®. Cut out Christmas trees,holly berries, faces, beards, and moustaches. Peeloff paper backing and iron shapes onto ornaments.

2. Hot glue ribbon, trim, beads, buttons and bells.3. Outline shapes, or add holly berries with fabricpaint.4. Draw faces with felt tip pens. Use real blush forcheeks.

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Due to seasonal nature of project, supplies are available for a limited time only. Please read all instructions prior to beginning; read and followall manufacturers’ instructions for all tools and materials used. Provide adult supervision if children participate in this and all craft projects.Because Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. has no control over the use of materials and tools, nor surroundings, during construction of projects, Jo-Ann Stores,Inc. disclaims any liability for injury, damage or other untoward results. Content of this project sheet is presented in good faith, but no warran-ty is given, nor results guaranteed. ©2005 Jo-Ann Stores, Inc. All rights reserved. 406-351.