My Ornament Exchange partner this year has received a hot from the craft room DIY Felt Poinsettia Ornament for her Christmas tree!
Welcome to the 2018 Ornament Exchange! This is easily one of my favorite posts of the the holiday season. It is an opportunity for bloggers to connect and do something nice for one another.
See these previous Ornament Exchange posts for tons and tons of DIY Ornament Ideas! This is our 4th year and I’d like to thank Erlene of My Pinterventures for organizing this event!
Scroll down for links to all of the DIY Ornaments which have been flying though the postal service on their way from one blogger to another. It’s a favorite event for many!
- 2015 DIY Chilly The Snowman Ornament (featured by Redbook)
- 2016 Mason Jar Lid Santa Ornament
- 2017 Sew A Christmas Bell Ornament
My Ornament Exchange partner this year is Joanne from Our Unschooling Journey. I always enjoy her homeschooling crafting posts.
This year, we have 48 talented bloggers sharing their Christmas ornament tutorials and helping to host the handmade ornament exchange link party! Let’s meet the hosts of this year’s 2018 Ornament Exchange Link Party!
My Pinterventures • Northern Feeling • A Purdy Little House
Create and Babble • 2 Bees in a Pod • Across the Boulevard
Simply Beautiful by Angela • The Inspiration Vault • Faeries and Fauna
Home on the Corner • This Autoimmune Life • Our Unschooling Journey
Rosewood and Grace • Shoppe No.5 • Domestic Deadline
Made In A Day • Intelligent Domestications • Cookies, Coffee and Crafts
Tales From Home • Munofore • Super Mom – No Cape!
Raggedy Bits • Christmas Tree Lane • C’mon Get Crafty
Making Manzanita • Mom Home Guide • From Evija with Love
Red Cottage Chronicles • Coastal Bohemian • Our Crafty Mom
Girl, Just DIY! • Halfpint Designs • Prim and Propah
Purple Hues and Me • Farm Girl Reformed • Eye Love Knots
Try It – Like It – Create It • Teadoddles • Two Purple Couches
Inside the Fox Den • Keys to Inspiration • Our Home Made Easy
Charleston Crafted • The Quiet Groove • Chicken Scratch NY
Jordan’s Easy Entertaining • Mom Envy • Sparkle Living
How To Make A Felt Poinsettia Ornament
Every year is a bit of a fun challenge to come up with a new idea for a DIY Ornament to send. We are matched to our exchange partner based on answers to a survey each year. I am a traditional girl who loves the warm cozy feelings from red and green Christmas colors in my living room during the holiday season.
Poinsettia are really a beautiful Christmas flower. I love to see the entire front of the Church lined with big beautiful Poinsettia each year at Christmas.
Making a Felt Poinsettia Ornament is an easy project for all skill levels. You only a need a few simple supplies.
Supplies
- Red Felt
- Green Felt
- Buttons or Ornaments of your choice for the center
- Jute for the hanger
- Thin Cardboard for the base (old tissue box)
- Hot Glue
- Hot Glue Fun
Step into my craft room and see how easy it is to make these pretty Poinsettia Ornaments.
If you have a handmade ornament tutorial, we would love for you to share it on the link party below ⇓⇓
Shirley Wood
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Kristin Harris says
I love the look of these! they are so sweet and festive! Great job!
Leanna says
These are absolutely gorgeous, you can use this ornament in all sorts of decorations. And in different sizes, so pretty.
Erlene says
So cute! These not only make nice ornaments, but would make great gift toppers too!
Bri Adams says
So cute! I could definitely make tons of these and use them as gifts or just put lots on my trees!
Janet Trieschman says
Beautiful, I have a Cricut so I bet that would make these even quicker to cut out and make.
Roseann Hampton says
So pretty! Thanks for the great video tutorial!
Beverly says
I love these! I especially liked the pinched look. Love your tip about the lint roller, too. I’ve never even thought of that and I craft with felt often!
Debrashoppeno5 says
These are so lovely. I love the attention to detail. There is nothing as beautiful as a traditional red and green Christmas.
Kim~madeinaday says
Oh Shirley! These are gorgeous! I know your partner is going to love it!
Kim
Evija says
Such gorgeous ornaments!! I love poinsettias!!! #2018ornamentexchange
Mother of 3 says
That is beautiful! I can’t wait to see it in person. Pinned.
Mother of 3 says
Thanks again for my ornament (and my first Christmas card of the season!). I just love it.
Jenny says
Beautiful! The little white flowers in the center is my favorite part. It’s going to be so pretty on the tree!
Super Mom - No Cape! says
How pretty! I love poinsettias!