This year’s holiday collection features a few new DIY ornaments. Along with these winter greenery embroidery hoop ornaments that Emily designed, we have felt acorns from Krista, macrame hoops from Meagan, and felt ball birds from Lia.
If you’re new to embroidery, this is a great project for beginners. Just follow our template and tutorial below!
(Winter) Greens are Good for You
Our cute, little set of winter greenery embroidery hoop ornaments for Christmas includes three different patterns — holly leaves, mistletoe, and pine needles. All of these designs make perfect decorations for the holiday season. Or you could even craft them as Christmas gifts.
Along with using tiny felt balls as berries for the holly and mistletoe, we love the idea of using clear glass seed beads to look like snowflakes falling around the pine needles. Using our template below, you can make as many ornaments as you’d like for your tree. Just add a bit of embroidery floss to the top when you’re ready to hang them!
Skill level: Beginner
Embroidery stitches used: Stem Stitch, Back Stitch, and French Knot. For more guidance on some of these stitches, check out our free embroidery guide.
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Tools
Materials
- 3″ Embroidery Hoops
- Sulky Stick N Stitch
- Lia Griffith Wool Blend Felt — Vanilla, Evergreen, Crimson, and Eucalyptus
- DMC Embroidery Floss — 3815
- 1cm Felt Balls — Cotton and Pomegranate
- White or Crystal Seed Beads (optional)
How to Make Winter Greenery Embroidery Hoop Ornaments
- Gather your craft tools and materials. Then download the pattern below.
- Print the pattern on Sulky Stick and Stitch and place felt in 3″ embroidery hoops.
- Cut out and place patterns in the center of the hoops.
- Stem stitch the center stem and leaves in place.
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Explore More
Love these mini embroidery hoops? Check out more DIY embroidery projects. Or explore all of our handmade ornaments and Christmas crafts for more ideas.
Are you having trouble? Feel free to contact us and we will be happy to help you out.
5 Comments
I just finished making these as a Christmas present for a dear friend. She loved them. I would post a picture of them, but I am mot sure how. Thanks again for a great project.
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Thank you so much! I am looking forward to making these charming ornaments.
Where are the patterns for this project to print on the stick and stitch? I see them in the instructions, but cannot find them to print.
Thanks for letting us know. It is there now.