Pretty Felt Mittens! For Ornaments or Gift Tags!

Ho Ho Ho! It’s officially December! Yikes! Christmas is coming FAST! Better get your sleigh ready! Hope you’re having a beautiful Sunday. We are all snuggled in because it’s pouring outside! Hubs just went to get us a pizza and Lucky is fast asleep in his bed. I love this kind of day! Friday I did a little crafting and made some sweet felt mitten ornaments to share with you! (I made ornaments, but these could easily be package tie ons or gift tags or bottle tags, or a garland…whatever you want them to be!) I used beautiful felt from TE along with die cuts and embellishments. SUCH a fun project. Also an easy one to do with kids or beginning crafters! 

I made two ornaments. I wanted to make a bunch more but I simply ran out of time! Yeeks. There is never enough time during this time of year, right? I just popped into the TE Store, and all of the dies I used for this project are ON SALE!! So, if you’re interested in anything – don’t wait!! Their Black Friday Sale is outstanding. SUPPLY LIST is at the bottom of this post!

Here is the first one! Pink and red together…yum. So here’s a funny story. I took these photos in the garden center at Lowe’s! LOL. I wanted to take the pictures on a real tree (ours is faux) so imagine me standing there with my camera! Ha. The things we do for a blog post…

 

Here’s the second one! Yummy aqua and pale green…with a pretty bow. (That ribbon is sparkly, and it’s from Paper Source!)

 

Here are my color selections of felt. I use this gorgeous wool felt from Taylored Expressions because it is SO easy to work with and comes in a million colors. And see how it cut out that intricate die above??? Yeah!!! CLICK HERE to see all the colors.

 

I die cut two mitten dies for each ornament and filled them with a tiny bit of stuffing. I used a sharp needle and embroidery floss to stitch around the outside edges for a homespun look. You could also glue them together. I like the bit of contrasting stitching.

 

I used various die cuts and embellishments to decorate the mittens. Here I used the Evergreens Dies and the Sweater Weather cover plate. I glued them onto the top of the mitten. Then I added a button from my stash.

 

At the top of this mitten, I used thread to attach the bow and the Tim Holtz silver token charm. Jingle! Perfect!

 

 

 

This next mitten is pink and red. At the top I glued on some vintage ribbon I had here in my studio and then glued on a pretty holly cluster from Prima. So sweet!!

 

I die cut a couple of snowflakes and layered them onto the top of the mitten and then added a silver snowflake charm – also from Tim Holtz. For this one I stitched in white thread.

 

 

Thank you for stopping by today! Happy DECEMBER! I hope your month is full of fun, delight and merriment!! Welcome Winter!! XOXO

CLICK HERE or on the graphic below to see the supplies I used for today’s project! (Affiliate Links Used) AND everything is on sale as I’m typing this!! Happy Crafting!