Hi everyone! I'm so thrilled that Amy is featuring this project over at Mod Podge Rocks! If you are coming here from her site and you'd like to see my updated Valentine's post with a few new ornaments I made, please click here! |
I am so excited to share my craft experiment with you that actually turned out amazing! I have been fascinated with photos of paper quilling and got the idea to reproduce a similar visual effect using strips of felt. In my earlier tutorial about DIY Felt Monogram Ornaments, I showed you how I stiffened felt circles using liquid starch. I wanted to experiment a little more with this process since it turned out so well with the circles. Before you get started, you need to know that the starched hearts will take about a day to dry. Ok, now are you ready to see how I made these too- cute- to- put- away -after -Christmas ornaments? Here's what you'll need and the steps you'll need to take: |
I used a glue gun to carefully glue small sections of the delicate fabric together until it felt secure. I added a generous amount of glitter Mod Podge to help firm up the felt and add a little holiday sparkle! I love the look of whimsical hearts so much, I plan on putting them somewhere in my house after Christmas so I can admire them beyond the season. If anyone decides to try and make these, I'd love to see what you come up with! Just send me a link below. Thanks for reading! -Kristina Linking up with these parties and this party. |
What a creative and pretty ornament! Thanks so much for linking up! Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteMy girls would love these - how cute!
ReplyDeleteThis is the most innovative idea! Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteOMG!! Those are beautiful. What a neat idea.
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P.S. I have a giveaway going on. Come over and check it out.
Great job wifey eveything is looking amazing on your new blog. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteThis is perfect:) I am seriously loving your post! It is so inspirational and informative. I think my subscribers would really enjoy reading this. I would love for you to come share it at Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways on Frugally Sustainable (http://frugallysustainable.blogspot.com/2011/11/frugal-days-sustainable-ways-4.html). I really hope that you will put Frugal Days, Sustainable Ways on your list of carnivals to visit and link to each Wednesday!
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Those are so sweet! :) Found this post via Your Whims Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteVery cute! Would you be interested in guest posting some day? I'd love to have you!
ReplyDeleteGreat job!
Alyssa
Super adorable!!!
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ReplyDeleteThanks so much for sharing your ornaments at the Rock 'N Share! I think they look great...I like the non-traditional colors too!
Great tutorial! Thank you for linking to Wicked Awesome Wednesday!
ReplyDeleteHi Kristina,
ReplyDeleteBrenda featured you at Cozy Little House so I popped on over! I love all your crafty tutorials and will keep poking around for even more ideas. I'm now a follower. Love your blog!
I'm popping over from Brenda's Cozy Little House to say hello. You've got some great fun and easy craft stuff going on over here. I do love hearts! Will be back for more inspiration, but for now, it's way past my bedtime on this side of the world. Have a great weekend. Tammy
ReplyDeleteSeriously clever!
ReplyDeleteThank-you so much for adding your creativity to our Pin'Inspiration Party this week.
Happy follower and would love if you popped by and grabbed a button.
How clever! Thanks for linking to Things I've Done Thursday!
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i love this idea! I can use my cookie cutters
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Thanks so much everyone for the kind comments! Yes, this works great with cookie cutters!
ReplyDeleteThese are so great! I am pinning them and will be using them in a featured post this week. Thanks for linking up and sharing:>
ReplyDeleteI just love this idea! I love the white and turquoise too! I would love for you to share it at my Shades of the Season party.
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They look great Kristina.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking to the Simply Christmas inspiration Party at Shabby Art Boutique.
Festive hugs ~ Kerryanne
These are fantastic! What a great project!
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