SCRABBLE TILE ORNAMENTS

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I recently came across my SCARBBLE TILE ORNAMENT KIT that I had ordered previously from Amazon. Ali and her husband had made several for co-workers and they were a hit. Ali again wanted to make another one for a co-worker and since there were still plenty of supplies, I decided to make two ornaments for a friend's two daughters. 

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What is nice about these kits is that everything is included, except for glue. I myself used my hot glue gun but you could also use craft or fabric glue, just leave extra time for drying. Another fun idea would be to have an ornament-making party! These do go together quickly, and each person can add their own individual touch! Order today so you have the kit before Christmas for last minute gifts or even as a gift-topper!

HAPPY CRAFTING AND MERRY CHRISTMAS!

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Welcome to the party! How is your December going so far? With no kids in the house this year (except after school) I didn't decorate quite as much. We did put the tree up and I decorated it with my penguin ornaments. Inflatables in the yard. Nativity on the china cabinet. Lots of wrapping paper out, here and there. 

This year, we will have an early Christmas with the 2 youngest grands, as they will be spending the holiday with their dad out-of-state. My husband and I will be traveling to Arizona to meet our very first great-grandchild (we married very young lol). What a treat that will be! Also, to spend time with the AZ kids and grandkids. Maybe enjoy those 70-degree temps, too. Let us know in the comments if you have any Christmas travels or family coming to visit!

I will be making a few of our FELT SANTA (STUFFED WITH GOODIES) for various teachers and friends. They go together fast and the most expensive thing about these Santas are the candy you stuff him with!

I'm also in the process of sewing this adorable Very Beary Christmas calendar for one of my sons (possibly for his daughter, too, but he seems to have called dibs on it lol). My friend Sheri at SUNSHINE IN THE ATTIC sewed one for our family years ago when my boys were small.

My son found the fabric panel on Etsy recently so I ordered it and have been working on it. I did order a second panel just because who knows when it will be available again?

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12 DAYS OF CHRISTMAS ORNAMENT HOP 2025

Welcome to the Twelve Days of Christmas Blog Hop! Excited to collaborate with such talented bloggers in sharing our Christmas ornaments with you!

Check out the first 12 Days of Christmas Ornament post HERE by Janet at Try It Like It!

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Above is the pattern with the measurements of each piece.  You could even use a Star-shaped cookie cutter if you like.  The beard and face pieces are cut out of muslin.

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Place "face" material on front of star according to placement on pattern.  Sew in place either by hand or machine.  Place right sides of fabric together of star-shaped pieces.  Sew a small seam of 1/8 to 1/4 inches and leave a small opening.  Turn right-side out and then stuff with polyfill or similar material.  Using a whip stitch, close opening. 

Place hat pieces right sides together and sew using small seam; turn right-side out.  

For beard, sew down middle of both muslin pieces to sew together.   Fold over and then using scissors or pinking shears, cut strips to make beard--be careful to not cut thru the seam you just sewed!

Hand stitch the beard onto Santa's face--the beard is folded in half and you will sew thru or near the seam you sewed earlier.  Instead of straight across, I sew the beard on with a slight curve to match Santa's round face.  Next take two small strips of muslin, twist 2 times thru the middle and hot glue or fabric glue to the top of Santa's beard.  Santa needs his moustache:).

You can also add eyes to Santa, just above the beard at the top of his face.  You can use fabric paint, puff paint or even a dot of nail polish for his eyes.  I usually make his eyes blue but you could do green or any color you prefer.  Be sure to allow the eyes to dry!

Now add Santa's hat.  Place on his head and check for size--if too large you can take up a bit by turning the bottom under and making smaller.  Glue gun or fabric glue in place.  Add any embellishments such as rick rack, decorative ribbon or trim, fake fur, etc.  Just for show I turn down the top of the hat and glue in place but this isn't necessary.

If you would like, add a decorative ribbon to the back of Santa's hat so your Santa Star can hang on the Christmas tree.  You can even sit Santa on a tree branch!

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