So simple!

First you cut out 8 -6 inch squares from Christmasy material. Also your going to have to cut out a star templet. I just drew a big star on a piece of paper and cut it out.

Sew two squares together. Press open the seams. Repeat 4 times.

 

Sew  4 squares together ... press open the seams. Repeat with the other 4 squares.

 

Pin your templet on your joined squares and cut out your star.

With right sides together sew along the star edge, leaving an opening to turn your star right side out.

 

Turn your star right side out and stuff. Use a pencil if you have to get in the points of the star.

 

Sew closed the opening and poke a ornament hanger through the tip of the fabric on one point of the star and .. then you are finished! Go hang it on the tree!

 
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lacemitts

sounds pretty simple, do you have a seam allowance? like does it matter what the inch is on the seam?

tea

I think I used a 1/4 inch seam allowance. 

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as long as you use a consistent seam allowance throughout. A lot of people use the foot on their sewing machine as a guide for 1/4" seam but this can vary from machine to machine (just under or just over - mine is over). As long as you use the same machine and guide throughout it won't create any problems at all.

Great work, Daisy.





Progress from June 2006 - October 2008

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Mid-Dark brown with natural red and silver highights; fringe/bangs.
Starting length 25"/62.5cm
Current length 34.5"/88cm
Goal 36"/90cm

Current routine: (Trying to keep it as simple as possible): CWC on the weekend after One-hour Pre-wash Treatment, scalp washes every second day, occasionally conditioning of very ends mid-week using small amount of conditioner mixed with boiling water and a drop or two of oil; oiling 2-3 nights per week; updos or braids for day (usually), braids and/or sock curls for bed; S&D when I think of it, dusting every 8-12 weeks.

Shampoo: Organic Instincts or A'Kin diluted with herbal tea (rosemary and chamomile)
Conditioners: A'Kin Protein or Moisturising Conditioner
Oils: Coconut, almond, olive, either alone or blended 2:1:1
Other: ACV infused with herbs (depending upon availability I use a selection of lavender, rosemary, cinnamon, sage, and thyme); BBB; wooden comb; pure aloe vera gel for smoothing flyaways and fixing hair in place.
Treatments: JJJ's One-Hour Pre-wash Treatment using 1/6 cup boiling water, 2/3 tsp oil blend, 1/6 cup conditioner.

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tea

That looks easy to make! 


SchnauzerMom

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And it does look easy!

mermayd