13848 - Comments (62)
Thankyou! What a novel idea. Its on page 4 of Embroidery Library projects - Christmas
842 I helped my 4th graders make paper trees like this, and we used them as Christmas Cards. Instead of rick rack, we cut scallop designs. I forgot to take my decorative scissors or we would have trimmed the edges with them. They turned out so cute.
6681 I helped my 4th graders make paper trees like this, and we used them as Christmas Cards. Instead of rick rack, we cut scallop designs. I forgot to take my decorative scissors or we would have trimmed the edges with them. They turned out so cute.
6681 Embroidery Library has something about these in their project area. I've been meaning to make some. They are so nice!
930 This is so cute. I would love to make some for gifts and myself. Would you be so kind as to email me the pattern. thank you. med72@verizon.net
I tried the other side but couldn't get it to work.
by juanitadenney 14 Dec 2010
Thank you Shirlene for giving us the pattern.
16 I love this it is so cute. Who would have thought a half circle could make a Christmas tree. Flowers for you and everyone. Thanks for sharing with us.
8937 Clever idea but have not seen any double side fabric. Will add this idea to my list of "Things to make"
5249 Clever idea but have not seen any double side fabric. Will add this idea to my list of "Things to make"
5249 What size is the circle?
6681 Thanks for posting. I was at a party tonight, and my friend was trying to explain these napkins to me. Now I see what she meant. Beautiful
6681 Way to cute! Thanks for sharing
18045 I thought you had used you stitches from your machine to make the one side. Sure is pretty. Wish we had some place to buy pretty material like that. I know buy it over the internet. But I like to feel my material first. :)
494 they are beautiful there is patterns for embroidery on the tree on emblibrary.com
128 Lovely just lovely!!!!
85493 Hello I like them, would you mind emailing the pattern to me.
Thank You
LEA
9 If anyone needs to know where to buy it, I got it from this website for only $5, plus a couple dollars to ship! It is so fun & a great gift!
They don't have a picture, but it is the same pattern...
http://www.thequiltingcupboard.com/products.html
by bevintex 02 Dec 2009
dont buy it. Its free at emblibrary, under projects click on christmas page 2. free step by step directions with pitures.
by akhelen 02 Dec 2009
cannot find these instructions
email - helen4christ@acsalaska.net
9 What a great idea. well done
14146 A very cleaver idea!! You must show us the finished embroidered project!!
7577 http://www.emblibrary.com/EL/elprojects/SimpleProduct_ELP.aspx?CS_ProductID=PR1522&CS_Category=Christmas&CS_Catalog=Elprojects
by bevintex 02 Dec 2009
go to projects at emblibrary, click on christmas page 2 and you will see step by step directions for the trees.
26910 Looks great, *4u
105800 Beautiful work!
35170 Can we get the size and some instruction on folding this please. thank you..
MB
466 This is so cute. I would love to make some for gifts and myself. Would you be so kind as to email me the pattern. thank you. med72@verizon.net
I tried the other side but couldn't get it to work.
16 This is so nice. Would you mind emailing the pattern to me? I was at a quilting retreat this weekend and one of the lady's showed a set of these. I tried to catch up to her to get a pattern but missed her.
by ddoersch 16 Nov 2008
Get a compass and make a circle 18" across, Cut the paper in half and you have the pattern. Cut two different color fabrics from the pattern and sew them together right sides together, leave 3-4" unsewed to turn. Put the rickrack around the rounded edge
by clawton 17 Nov 2008
Thank you so much for including this.
by cadillac 30 Sep 2009
how do you fold the half circle to look like the xmas tree shown is there a pattern with diagram. thanks. helen
9 Thank you for showing your Christmas napkin and also for the directions. I'll be making some of these for next Christmas.
226 Nice idea . I'm sure you can come up with something Maybe something small ?
15864 real nice idea, I will do some too< thanks for sharing*****
50711 great design - will be doing some of these for nxt years presents - a great way to use up left over material. Jo
4941 as everyone else has said. These are very nice. I would love to try them for next year. Thanks for the information you shared with us all.
27361 How cute is this!!!! How big is the circle? I see you used Rick-rack on the curved edge.
by mops 29 Dec 2008
That question is answered further down the page.
44583 belissimo!!!!!!!!!!!
309 what a fun idea!!
13029 They look great! I love these ones.
33973 Really nice dd
73357 WOW ;) *2U
49868 Well done this looks lovely
105800 Thanks for all your kind comments.. We have 8 members in our little sewing group. We are all going to make 8 and trade with one another, so we will all go home with 8 different napkins...
by shirlener88 24 Dec 2008
Great idea.
13848 wow, what a great idea for a napkin.
15079 These are nice. Thanks for sharing them.
4314 I like! What a cute idea! Think I'll make a couple up for my Mom and Dad. They look quick and easy. Thanks for the instructions.
4204 Lovely napkin! Thanks for sharing the picture and instructions!
4643 what a lovely napkin, thanks for sharing the idea!
187071 I like the idea - I had don the circles with my serger, and then folded to look like a tree. We did embroidery around edge, but had to fold just perfectly, or it did not look right. So - just did the cirles, and used metalic threads. Great idea.
38855 Fantastic! What a cool idea. SO the trick is all in how it's folded I gather?
4793 I love these I made some several years ago and they looked so nice at Christmas time.
thanks for sharing with us.
19042 Very creative and super cute. Thanks for sharing!
9068 Thanks, I'm going to try it.
Babsie
14048 Very nice. Good job
14211 Please e mail me the pattern PLEASE barric6@yahoo.com
1300 Wow, very simple and VERY GOOD idea, thank you for sharing.
36111 Very simple, but great idea! That gold trim is very effective. Nice way to use up a number of my fat quarters - oh dear - I mean the fat quarters of Christmas prints that are in my stash!
76272 Very beautiful, dd! It's a great idea too!!
67258 This is a lovely project. Looks very pretty. Thank you for sharing. *4U
22768 Beautiful - I saw these several years back and have had them in my mind to do this year - but didn't have a picture or instructions - now I do.
186703 What a great idea. It looks great!!!!
23079 That is so neat! I would love to try making some of these! *
3204 Very pretty! How big is the half circle? *4U
by ddoersch 15 Nov 2008
the straight edge (diameter is about 18")
We cut two semi-circles, put them right sides together and sewed the ric-rac on the curved edge, left a small turn hole turned right side out and viola'
Here is a link for a similiar one with a template, but s
by ezzemml 16 Nov 2008
Thanks for the info. Muchly appriciated.
674 Beautiful!!!! I made some of these a few years ago but not in the same manner....Yours definately look much nicer...I now have a use for all that christmas fabric I purchased at 90 percent off last year. The ones I made were done with a single cut circle, then serged with wooly nylon with a narrow rolled hem then folded it into the tree shape shape...Thanks for sharing...Looks like I have my next project planned now! :) *4u
10704 This is absolutely darling. What a great project. I hope you do not mind if I copy you and make some of these. Thanks so very much for sharing these with us. *4U & all Sue
5839 that is so adorable..wish I had a group to go to once a week, I bet you have lots of fun and great ideas...*4u
6493 Nice....
18637 Thanks for showing us this it is a navel idea would like to make some myself any chance of some measurements..you have done a great job
17468
ddoersch said on 16 Nov 2008:
Get a compass and make a circle 18" across, Cut the paper in half and you have the pattern. Cut two different color fabrics from the pattern and sew them together right sides together, leave 3-4" unsewed to turn. Put the ri