So many of you guessed on my last post that my friends and I were making Christmas trees and you were right!!
Aren’t these cute?! My friend Donna’s mother Eleanor sent her one of these last Christmas and we decided we had to make them. Eleanor was here visiting last weekend when we sewed these together so I was able to ask about the source of the pattern. One of her other daughters bought one of these for her at a craft fair somewhere in the Vancouver area and she had copied the pattern to make one for Donna. Then we copied Donna’s to make ours…. so who knows where the pattern came from. The one that Eleanor made had 17 tiers to it. These ones only have ten or eleven.
I finished my second tree earlier this week. Here are the two that I made.
I still have to add embellishments to them.
Today I received my February second round hexies from the Inchy Hexagon Flower Swap. I thought it was Friday Night Sew In so I settled in to sew the second rounds to the chosen flowers. Oops – it isn’t until next Friday. Oh well I am sewing them on tonight anyway!
Jenny also sent me a lovely card and a couple of “handmade” tags, made out of wood. Thanks Jenny!
Janet
the christmas trees are a great idea, they look wonderful.
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I love those longgggggg christmas Trees...
ReplyDeleteSweet hexies and lovely tags...
Happy stitching...
Awesome Christmas Trees! How tall are they? Love them!
ReplyDeleteThe trees are a good idea - great for using green scraps. xx
ReplyDeleteLove the trees, great way to use up scraps. Will you put them in a quilt?
ReplyDeleteI love your trees. Are they going to be part of a forest of trees in a quilt?
ReplyDeleteoooh! I like your trees x
ReplyDeleteI LIKE those trees. Pretty colors for the hexies.
ReplyDeleteLove the trees....very clever....do they get attached to something? A quilt? Wall hanging? Those hexies are wonderful Love the colours.
ReplyDeleteLovely Christmas trees.
ReplyDeleteWow Christmas trees already, you plan a long way ahead , if only i was that organised. Love yellow and purple together, it will be like a pansy, very pretty.
ReplyDeleteI love the trees! I can just picture them with all kinds of embellishments! blessings, marlene
ReplyDeleteGreat trees. How perfect for a wall for somebody who lives in a small space. Are they made with some stabilizer?
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