Making handmade Christmas ornaments is a family tradition we enjoy as a family. We choose a new theme every year, so it keeps things fresh. This year we are making embroidery hoop ornaments in the colors of a candy cane.
We decided on a simple and joyful theme (see the tree here).
DIY Christmas Ornaments (embroidery hoop)
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You can find these adorable fabrics HERE.
DIY Embroidery Hoop Ornaments
You can make various Christmas crafts of different shapes and sizes with so many embroidery hoop choices.
For these ornaments, I mainly used three-inch embroidery hoops.
Since supplies in the stores are limited, I have gathered all my must-have crafting items for you (HERE).
DIY Embroidery Hoop Ornament Supplies
- 3″ embroidery hoops
- Stain or paint
- Buffalo plaid fabric
- Heat transfer vinyl
- SVG files
- Oval embroidery hoops
- Ribbon
- Hot glue
Staining the Hoop
Only the outer hoop will be used naturally, or add a stain or paint them for a custom look (these are the hoops I used).
Small embroidery hoops
I used stain on these.
Stained Outer Hoop
This next step is only necessary if you are adding a vinyl decal. Use your cutting machine (I used a Cricut Maker) to cut out your designs.
After the stain was dry, I used chalk to mark the hoop’s placement to press my designs on the fabric exactly where I needed them.
Fabric, vinyl decals, Easy Press
Chalk outline for hoop placement
This design does not fit inside the three-inch hoop; thus, the chalk line helps me choose the placement.
Vinyl decal pressed on the fabric.
You can find the complete step-by-step for hooping the designs in this earlier post.
Merry and bright DIY Embroidery Hoop Christmas Ornament
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You can find these adorable fabrics in this Etsy shop.
Embroidery hoop ornaments
Mini Embroidery Hoop Ornaments
These ornaments are from our plaid Christmas tree.
Joy Embroidery Hoop Ornament
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I made these adorable Gnomes Ornaments from cardboard shipping boxes.
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Potting soil
Sunday 22nd of January 2023
Handmade Christmas ornaments are a popular way to add a personal touch to holiday decor. T Glass ornaments can be painted, decorated with beads or glitter, or filled with small items such as dried flowers or miniature toys. Paper ornaments can be made from construction paper, scrapbook paper, or even old book pages. They can be shaped into stars, snowflakes, or other holiday-themed designs. potting soil
ornaments
Monday 12th of April 2021
It is possible to embroider without a hoop. Hops basically help stabilize your work. If you can use any other method to stabilize it, you will not need any jumps for your embroidery. One of the most important indications is whether the jewelry is old, patina, or the clothing that comes with age.