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This is a PDF pattern download, not the actual ornament! This is a pattern only and does not include materials. This pattern is written in English. Pattern no. 4 – Colly Bird (or Calling Bird from the modern carol) This detailed pattern shows you how to make colorful embroidered wool felt colly bird ornaments. Perfect for your Christmas tree or for special handmade gifting. The ornaments are sewn entirely by hand. Choose your own colors, or use my color guides found here: http://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twelve-days.html). I’ve always loved the traditional Twelve Days of Christmas song, so I designed this series of hand sewn folk ornaments for each of the twelve days, based on the original carol from 1780. The order is a bit different towards the end from the modern song*, and day four is colly bird, an old English term for blackbird. (Calling bird was substituted in later.) Read more about the series here on my blog: http://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twelve-days.html *A supplement pattern, Modern Numbering, is now available in my shop to easily re-number the patterns 9-12 to match the modern song, if you so prefer! (None other is needed, because the original and modern carol are numbered the same up through number 8, Maid a-Milking.) The 13-page Colly Bird pattern prints on 8.5 x 11 letter sized paper and features: 5.5 x 3.5 inch wool felt colly bird ornament with embroidery 4 inch hanging loop Neat, professionally drawn, actual-sized pattern pieces that do not overlap Step-by-step instructions with clear, professionally drawn diagrams Color sample photos Resources section with stitching diagrams, tips, and supply links This pattern PDF will be available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD once your payment is completed! You will get an automatic email from Etsy with your download links. Materials used to make these ornaments are commonly available. They include: Sulky/Pellon stabilizer, wool or wool-blend felts, embroidery floss, cotton pipe cleaner, unfinished wood bead, and stuffing. A complete list of materials is in the photo of the pattern page above. Zoom to read through it. HOW HARD ARE THESE TO MAKE? If you can do precision cutting, basic hand stitches (running stitch, whipstitch, backstitch and French knot) and are familiar with sewing and embroidery terms, then you can make this project and make it well! HERE’S WHY: this pattern utilizes a Sulky brand water-soluble stabilizer which makes putting the ornament together easy, fast and accurate. Simply print or copy the pattern to the stabilizer, adhere it to the felt, and embroider right on the lines. NO TEDIOUS PATTERN TRACING OR EMBROIDERY TRANSFER. Fantastic! (If you can’t use the Sulky stabilizer, I’ve also included instructions for that.) This pattern is in PDF format on 8.5 x 11 paper, so you can print it from your regular printer at home on standard paper and stabilizer, as many times as you need for personal use. NOTE: This decoration has small parts and may present a choking hazard. This is not an ornament project designed for children under the age of three. COTTAGE INDUSTRY SELLERS: If you are a home sewer, YES, it is OK to make and sell items from this pattern as long as you credit me for the pattern. No mass production allowed. Please check my policies page for details. This pattern is ©2015 Larissa Holland, all rights reserved. Do not distribute or publish any portion of the pattern. Purchasing the pattern does not transfer you the copyright. It is unlawful to copy and resell this pattern. Thanks for respecting the copyright!< br>
Enfant DIY
This is a PDF pattern download, not the actual ornament! This is a pattern only and does not include materials. This pattern is written in English. Pattern no. 6 – Goose a-Laying This detailed pattern shows you how to make colorful embroidered goose and egg ornaments. Perfect for your Christmas tree or for special handmade gifting. The ornaments are sewn entirely by hand. Choose your own colors, or use my color guides found here: http://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twelve-days.html). I’ve always loved the traditional Twelve Days of Christmas song, so I designed this series of hand sewn folk ornaments for each of the twelve days, based on the original carol from 1780. The order is a bit different towards the end from the modern song*, and day four is colly bird, an old English term for blackbird. (Calling bird was substituted in later.) Read more about the series here on my blog: http://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twelve-days.html *A supplement pattern, Modern Numbering, is now available in my shop to easily re-number the patterns 9-12 to match the modern song, if you so prefer! (None other is needed, because the original and modern carol are numbered the same up through number 8, Maid a-Milking.) The 15-page Goose a-Laying pattern prints on 8.5 x 11 sized paper and features: 5 x 4 inch wool felt goose ornament with embroidery 3.5 x 2.5 inch wool felt egg ornament with embroidery 4 inch hanging loops Neat, digitally drawn, actual-sized pattern pieces that do not overlap Step-by-step instructions with clear, professionally drawn diagrams and color sample photos Resources section with stitching diagrams, tips and supply links This pattern PDF will be available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD once your payment is completed! You will get an automatic email from Etsy with your download links. Materials used to make these ornaments are commonly available. They include: Sulky/Pellon stabilizer, wool or wool-blend felts, embroidery floss, and stuffing. A complete list of materials is in the photo of the pattern page above. Zoom to read through it. HOW HARD ARE THESE TO MAKE? If you can do precision cutting, basic hand stitches (running stitch, whipstitch, backstitch and French knot) and are familiar with sewing and embroidery terms, then you can make this project and make it well! HERE’S WHY: this pattern utilizes a Sulky brand water-soluble stabilizer which makes putting the ornament together easy, fast and accurate. Simply print or copy the pattern to the stabilizer, adhere it to the felt, and embroider right on the lines. NO TEDIOUS PATTERN TRACING OR EMBROIDERY TRANSFER. Fantastic! (If you can’t use the Sulky stabilizer, I’ve also included instructions for that.) This pattern is in PDF format on 8.5 x 11 paper, so you can print it from your regular printer at home on standard paper and stabilizer, as many times as you need for personal use. NOTE: This decoration has small parts and may present a choking hazard. This is not an ornament project designed for children under the age of three. COTTAGE INDUSTRY SELLERS: If you are a home sewer, YES, it is OK to make and sell items from this pattern as long as you credit me for the pattern. No mass production allowed. Please check my policies page for details. This pattern is ©2015 Larissa Holland, all rights reserved. Do not distribute or publish any portion of the pattern. Purchasing the pattern does not transfer you the copyright. It is unlawful to copy and resell this pattern. Thanks for respecting the copyright!
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Hello! Please note: This is a PDF pattern download, not the actual ornament. This is a pattern only and does not include materials. This pattern is written in English. Pattern No. 2 – Mr. Marley This pattern is the second in my Ebenezer Ornament Series, a set of hand sewn wool felt Christmas ornament patterns inspired by Charles Dickens’ delightfully spooky Victorian novella, A Christmas Carol. More patterns in this series will follow. This detailed, intermediate level sewing pattern shows you how to make an embroidered, sparkly, ghostly Mr. Marley ornament. He’s wearing his usual waistcoat, tights and tasseled boots, with his glasses pushed up on his forehead, just as he appeared to Scrooge in life. He also features the folded kerchief bound about his head and chin, and the chain which he forged in life, hung with steel jingle bell money boxes, skeleton key, padlock and money purse. This project is perfect for your own Christmas tree or for special handmade gifting. The ornament is sewn entirely by hand. Choose your own colors, or follow my pre-chosen colors of Benzie Design felt, floss, sequins, and glass beads. For more information on this ornament series, as well as detailed color guides and links to kits, please visit this page on my blog: https://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/ebenezer-ornament-series.html HOW HARD ARE THESE TO MAKE? I’m often told my sewing patterns are more akin to a craft class! I give very detailed instructions so you aren’t left wondering. While this is not a beginner’s sewing project, it is probably easier than you think! If you can work small, do precision cutting of pieces, sew basic hand stitches (running stitch, whipstitch, and backstitch), work with seed beads and sequins, wire snips and pliers, and are familiar with basic sewing and embroidery terms, then you can make this project and make it well! HERE’S WHY: this pattern utilizes a Sulky brand water-soluble stabilizer which makes putting the ornament together easy, fast and accurate. The design prints or copies directly on the stabilizer, which is then adhered to the felt, and you embroider/bead right on top of it! NO TEDIOUS PATTERN TRACING OR EMBROIDERY TRANSFER. Fantastic! (If you can’t use the Sulky stabilizer, I’ve also included tips for that.) The 23-page Mr. Marley sewing pattern features: – 3.5 x 5 inch wool felt Mr. Marley figurine ornament with embroidery/beading – Tiny eyeglasses, and handmade lock, key, and money purse charms for his chain – 3.5 inch hanging loop – Tracing sheet with 27 years of dates to embroider on the back of the ornament – Neat, digitally drawn, actual-sized pattern pieces that do not overlap – Step-by-step, detailed instructions with clear, professionally drawn diagrams and color sample photos – Resources section with stitching diagrams, tips, and supply links Materials used to make this ornament include: wool or wool-blend felts, cotton pipe cleaners, 3 mm mini chenille stem, unfinished 20 mm and 8 mm wood beads, embroidery floss, seed beads, sequins, stiffened craft felt, card stock, stuffing, charm chain, jingle bells, jump rings, wire, and a Sulky printable stabilizer. A complete list of materials is in the photo of the pattern page above. Zoom in to read through it. This pattern is in PDF format on 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can print it from your regular printer at home on standard paper and printable stabilizer, as many times as you need for personal use. Note: Also compatible with A4 sized paper if you deselect ‘fit to page’ and print at actual size. This pattern PDF will be available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD once your payment is completed! NOTE: These decorations have small parts and may present a choking hazard. These are not decorations designed for children under the age of three. COTTAGE INDUSTRY SELLERS: If you are an enterprising home sewer, it is OK to make items with your own clever hands to sell from this pattern as long as you include a pattern credit. No mass production allowed. Please review: https://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/selling-guide.html This pattern is ©2020 Larissa Holland, all rights reserved. Do not distribute, share or publish any portion of the pattern, on
line or otherwise. Purchasing the pattern does not transfer you the copyright. It is unlawful to copy and resell this pattern. Thanks for respecting the copyright!
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Hello! Please note: This is a PDF pattern download, not the actual ornament. This is a pattern only and does not include materials. This pattern is written in English. Pattern No. 1 – Mr. Scrooge This pattern is the first in my Ebenezer Ornament Series, a set of hand sewn wool felt Christmas ornament patterns inspired by Charles Dickens’ delightfully spooky Victorian novella, A Christmas Carol. More patterns in this series will follow. This detailed, intermediate level sewing pattern shows you how to make an embroidered, sparkly, scowling Mr. Scrooge ornament. He’s wearing a Victorian tasseled night cap, night shirt, slippers and dressing gown and carries a candlestick to light his way. This project is perfect for your own Christmas tree or for special handmade gifting. The ornament is sewn entirely by hand. Choose your own colors, or follow my pre-chosen colors of Benzie Design felt, floss, sequins, and glass beads. For more information on this ornament series, as well as detailed color guides and links to kits, please visit this page on my blog: https://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/ebenezer-ornament-series.html HOW HARD ARE THESE TO MAKE? I’m often told my sewing patterns are more akin to a craft class! I give very detailed instructions so you aren’t left wondering. While this is not a beginner’s sewing project, it is probably easier than you think! If you can work small, do precision cutting of pieces, sew basic hand stitches (running stitch, whipstitch, and backstitch), work with seed beads and sequins, and are familiar with basic sewing and embroidery terms, then you can make this project and make it well! HERE’S WHY: this pattern utilizes a Sulky brand water-soluble stabilizer which makes putting the ornament together easy, fast and accurate. The design prints or copies directly on the stabilizer, which is then adhered to the felt, and you embroider/bead right on top of it! NO TEDIOUS PATTERN TRACING OR EMBROIDERY TRANSFER. Fantastic! (If you can’t use the Sulky stabilizer, I’ve also included tips for that.) The 19-page Mr. Scrooge sewing pattern features: – 3.5 x 5 inch wool felt Mr. Scrooge figurine ornament with embroidery/beading – Tiny tinsel and wool felt candle in a candle holder – 3.5 inch hanging loop – Tracing sheet with 26 years of dates to embroider on the back of the ornament – Neat, digitally drawn, actual-sized pattern pieces that do not overlap – Step-by-step, detailed instructions with clear, professionally drawn diagrams and color sample photos – Resources section with stitching diagrams, tips, and supply links Materials used to make this ornament include: wool or wool-blend felts, cotton pipe cleaners, mini chenille stems, unfinished 20 mm and 8 mm wood beads, embroidery floss, seed beads, sequins, stiffened felt, card stock, stuffing, and a Sulky printable stabilizer. A complete list of materials is in the photo of the pattern page above. Zoom in to read through it. This pattern is in PDF format on 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can print it from your regular printer at home on standard paper and printable stabilizer, as many times as you need for personal use. Note: Also compatible with A4 sized paper if you deselect ‘fit to page’ and print at actual size. This pattern PDF will be available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD once your payment is completed! NOTE: These decorations have small parts and may present a choking hazard. These are not decorations designed for children under the age of three. COTTAGE INDUSTRY SELLERS: If you are an enterprising home sewer, it is OK to make items with your own clever hands to sell from this pattern as long as you include a pattern credit. No mass production allowed. Please review: https://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/selling-guide.html This pattern is ©2020 Larissa Holland, all rights reserved. Do not distribute, share or publish any portion of the pattern, online or otherwise. Purchasing the pattern does not transfer you the copyright. It is unlawful to copy and resell this pattern. Thanks for respecting the copyright!
Rustic kitchen
Hello! Please note: This is a PDF pattern download, not the actual ornaments. This is a pattern only and does not include materials. This pattern is written in English. Pattern No. 3 – Little Elves This ongoing ‘Twas the Night pattern series is inspired by Clement C. Moore’s 1823 poem, A Visit From St. Nicholas (more commonly known as The Night Before Christmas). This is the third pattern in the series and more will follow. This detailed, intermediate level sewing pattern shows you how to make a colorful, embroidered, sparkly Elf Girl and Elf Boy. Their vintage look is perfect for your Christmas tree or for special handmade gifting. The ornaments are sewn entirely by hand. Choose your own colors, or follow my pre-chosen colors of felt and floss (https://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twas-night-ornament-series.html). The 29-page Little Elves PDF sewing pattern features: – 3 x 5 inch wool felt Elf Girl and Elf Boy ornaments with embroidery/beading – Tiny accessories: a mailbag, letters to Santa, pencil, and Naughty Or Nice List. – 3.5 inch hanging loop – Sheets with 20 years of dates to embroider on the back of the ornament – Neat, digitally drawn, actual-sized pattern pieces that do not overlap – Step-by-step, detailed instructions with clear, professionally drawn diagrams and color sample photos – Resources section with stitching diagrams, tips, and supply links For more information on this ornament series, as well as detailed color guides, please visit this page on my blog: https://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twas-night-ornament-series.html HOW HARD ARE THESE TO MAKE? I’m often told my sewing patterns are more akin to a craft class! I give very detailed instructions so you aren’t left wondering. While this is not a beginner’s sewing project, it is probably easier than you think! If you can do precision cutting of small pieces, basic hand stitches (running stitch, whipstitch, and backstitch), work with seed beads and sequins, and are familiar with basic sewing and embroidery terms, then you can make this project and make it well! HERE’S WHY: this pattern utilizes a Sulky brand water-soluble stabilizer which makes putting the ornament together easy, fast and accurate. The design prints or copies directly on the stabilizer, which is then adhered to the felt, and you embroider/bead right on top of it! NO TEDIOUS PATTERN TRACING OR EMBROIDERY TRANSFER. Fantastic! (If you can’t use the Sulky stabilizer, I’ve also included tips for that.) Materials used to make this ornament include: wool or wool-blend felts, cotton pipe cleaners, unfinished 20 mm and 8 mm wood beads, embroidery floss, seed beads, sequins, card stock, mini poms/jingle bells, toothpick, stuffing, and a Sulky printable stabilizer. A complete list of materials is in the photo of the pattern page above. Zoom in to read through it. This pattern is in PDF format on 8.5 x 11 inch paper, so you can print it from your regular printer at home on standard paper and printable stabilizer, as many times as you need for personal use. This pattern PDF will be available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD once your payment is completed! NOTE: These decorations have small parts and may present a choking hazard. These are not decorations designed for children under the age of three. COTTAGE INDUSTRY SELLERS: If you are an enterprising home sewer, it is OK to make items with your own clever hands to sell from this pattern as long as you include a pattern credit. No mass production allowed. Please review: https://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/selling-guide.html This pattern is ©20
20 Larissa Holland, all rights reserved. Do not distribute, share or publish any portion of the pattern, online or otherwise. Purchasing the pattern does not transfer you the copyright. It is unlawful to copy and resell this pattern. Thanks for respecting the copyright!
Animals
This is a PDF pattern download, not the actual ornament! This is a pattern only and does not include materials. This pattern is written in English. Pattern no. 3 – French Hen This detailed pattern shows you how to make colorful embroidered French hen ornaments. Perfect for your Christmas tree or for special handmade gifting. The ornaments are sewn entirely by hand. Choose your own colors, or use my color guides found here: http://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twelve-days.html). I’ve always loved the traditional Twelve Days of Christmas song, so I designed this series of hand sewn folk ornaments for each of the twelve days, based on the original carol from 1780. The order is a bit different towards the end from the modern song*, and day four is colly bird, an old English term for blackbird. (Calling bird was substituted in later.) Read more about the series here on my blog: http://mmmcrafts.blogspot.com/p/twelve-days.html *A supplement pattern, Modern Numbering, is now available in my shop to easily re-number the patterns 9-12 to match the modern song, if you so prefer! (None other is needed, because the original and modern carol are numbered the same up through number 8, Maid a-Milking.) The 14-page French Hen pattern features: 4 x 4.5 inch wool felt French hen ornament with embroidery 4 inch hanging loop Neat, professionally drawn, actual-sized pattern pieces that do not overlap Step-by-step instructions with clear, professionally drawn diagrams Color sample photos Resources section with stitching diagrams, tips, and supply links This pattern PDF will be available for INSTANT DOWNLOAD once your payment is completed! You will get an automatic email from Etsy with your download links. Materials used to make these ornaments are commonly available. They include: Sulky/Pellon stabilizer, wool or wool-blend felts, embroidery floss, cotton pipe cleaner, and stuffing. A complete list of materials is in the photo of the pattern page above. Zoom to read through it. HOW HARD ARE THESE TO MAKE? If you can do precision cutting, basic hand stitches (running stitch, whipstitch, backstitch and French knot) and are familiar with sewing and embroidery terms, then you can make this project and make it well! HERE’S WHY: this pattern utilizes a Sulky brand water-soluble stabilizer which makes putting the ornament together easy, fast and accurate. Simply print or copy the pattern to the stabilizer, adhere it to the felt, and embroider right on the lines. NO TEDIOUS PATTERN TRACING OR EMBROIDERY TRANSFER. Fantastic! (If you can’t use the Sulky stabilizer, I’ve also included instructions for that.) This pattern is in PDF format on 8.5 x 11 paper, so you can print it from your regular printer at home on standard paper and stabilizer, as many times as you need for personal use. NOTE: This decoration has small parts and may present a choking hazard. This is not an ornament project designed for children under the age of three. COTTAGE INDUSTRY SELLERS: If you are a home sewer, YES, it is OK to make and sell items from this pattern as long as you credit me for the pattern. No mass production allowed. Please check my policies page for details. This pattern is ©2014 Larissa Holland, all rights reserved. Do not distribute or publish any portion of the pattern. Purchasing the pattern does not transfer you the copyright. It is unlawful to copy and resell this pattern. Thanks for respecting the copyright!
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Hello and thank you for stopping by The Woolen Penny! Up for your consideration is this super cute ~ Spring Bunny ~ Hanging Heart Ornament. This sweet little ornament measures 8 inches tall by 9 1/2 inches wide. I stitched this up using all 100% hand dyed wools, wool felt can be substituted for some or all of the fabric requirements. This project would make a super cute bowl filler, shelf tuck, hanging ornament, or pincushion. This is an e-pattern, not a paper pattern. As soon as payment is received, you can print and start sewing right away! Mass producing or photocopying of this pattern is strictly prohibited. You may sell your finished items online and at your local craft shows. Please remember to give credit to The Woolen Penny as the designer. Feel free to email me with any questions you may have! Please take a few minutes to check out my other patterns!
