I got carried away with the pretty primary colors on the Steelers one...
I'd make it using gold and black next time.
I'd make it using gold and black next time.
In order for this to work well, you ideally want a logo that's about 1" to 1 1/2" square.
Anything else and you'll have to play with the spacing and placement of the pointed pieces.
Yep, it did take a lot of feneggling to make this odd shaped Eagles logo work...
Of course these ornaments can be used with any fabric or color combination.
They're great little stash busters too.
They're great little stash busters too.
If you Google Quilted Christmas Balls there are even some very detailed U-Tube videos to help.
If you've ever thought about making them, don't hesitate to give it a try!
Have a happy day:@)
How fun for a Christmas tree. You come up with the coolest things Lynn.
ReplyDeleteSam
Those sure are fun! Great idea for sports fans! :-)
ReplyDeleteThese are just really cool!
ReplyDeleteThose look terrific! My friend Mary makes them too :)
ReplyDeleteThese are so cute! I remember making some quilted ornaments many years ago with my Mom!! Love the Santa!
ReplyDeletereally, really cute!
ReplyDeleteI have absolutely no talent in crafts but I sure enjoy yours!
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Bonnie
These are so cool and sports fanatics in the family would love them. I can barely sew a button on something, but I have to check these out at WM! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteInteresting concept... where did you find the team fabrics??
ReplyDeleteCute! They do not look easy!
ReplyDeleteAwww the ornaments are so cute, Lynn! You've been a busy little elf!
ReplyDeleteSo cute Lynn, you're a crafting machine! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cute want to learn how to make these
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