The kit was designed and assembled by Diana Watters Handmade. Here is a link to her Etsy site. (no affiliation--I just liked the kit!) It included everything needed to make the ornament: the wooden disc, thread, needle, pattern, instructions and the ball chain for hanging. It was fun to make and did not take too long to do.
I started the stitching at my guild meeting the other night.
I love the colours!
I will be linking up with Kathy and the other slow stitchers tomorrow. Have a great weekend!
Lovely decoration! Love your snowman cushion too.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fun pattern and to finish with an ornament for your tree you can add the year and remember it forever too! Very cool! Kathi
ReplyDeleteWhat a pretty ornament! A great addition to a tree. Love when everything is included in the kit.
ReplyDeleteI have not seen an ornament like it before...very pretty finish!
ReplyDeleteKits are so handy at this time of year. Cool, that it is completed and hanging on your tree to enjoy.
ReplyDeleteThat is such a fun idea! Looks like it would be fun to stitch!
ReplyDeleteWhat fun. I'll have a go at this next year; stitched ornaments sounds perfect to me.
ReplyDeleteThat is a cute ornament, looks like it was quick to stitch up.
ReplyDeleteI just read through your recent posts. I always admire those fabric ornaments and I love your many triagled tree skirt! Also your 4 foot wreath. I had never heard of Fabrications so thanks for that link. Merry Christmas!
ReplyDeleteWhat a simple, easy and very pretty decoration for the tree.
ReplyDeleteLove your little ornament! It reminds me of some I make when I used to do counted cross stitch more often. They were kits on perforated paper. Very fun!
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