Pattern by Sharon Bennett aka It's DaffyCat.
This is my first beaded trim. I must say
it is very pretty. It is a time consuming
project. This was made for a
Reindeer exchange. I adore the design.
Here is the best part, this is a Freebie.
If you would like a copy click here.
If you need instructions on how to
finish a beaded item, Staci has great
instructions at Snippets and Stash.
Click here for instructions. I will have
to make one for myself since this will
be sent to an exchange partner.
13 comments:
It looks really nice. I adore freebies (because, well, they're free).
A lovely finish. I am glad you were able to find something suitable.
You have THE CUTEST Ornaments :0}
Really nice you did a great job on the stitching and beading.
Mary Louise in IN
Very cute congrats :)
Lovely finish
This is adorable!!! I love Sharon's freebie reindeer~~~ Very cute!!!
Adorable ornament and cute finish!
Congrats on your lovely little deer. He and his beads are adorable!
Awwww, thanks for stitching my reindeer, Cindy! And thanks for the kind words too! *hugs*
Cute reindeer....think you got me to do my teddy bear ornies when I saw all yours on those trees.
Hey Cindy.
I have a question for you. When you make your ornies, do you do the front and back side by side like it'se shown on the page that has the beading instructions?
If so, do you fold them so the area between the F & B is inside the orrnie?
Then, how much fabric do you leave around the three other sides.
Can you tell I have never finished an ornie, but I want to and I love the beaded look.
Your answer was PERFECT! I may place a piece of cardboard (or card stock) inside mine. I want them flat enough (and light enough) that they will fit in an envelope as a Christmas "card."
I may try some soon . . .before I have too many to want to finish :0}
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