At last, the mitten ornament pattern!
***Please note that a new version of this pattern is now available here. ***
I've also created a Flickr set with photos and instructions showing each of the steps in case my written instructions aren't clear.
If you make an ornament and would like to share it, I've set up a mitten ornament group on Flickr. I'd love to see what you've made. Cheers!
posted by Liesl @ 12:06 AM
21 Comments:
Thank you so much for creating this pattern for everyone to enjoy. I love your mittens and look forward to trying my hand (who could resist that pun!) at them:)!
Such a very nice tutorial!
this is great! thank you for sharing.
Thank you for doing all that work to get us the pattern. One of the main reason for me to start a blog was so that I would learn how to use the computer better. Glad you are learnig too, I feel less alone.
Very cute.. I am going to link to them on QuiltersBuzz.com Thanks for the posting the instructions and great photos.
Gina
this pattern is great! I can't wait to try it out--thank you for putting it on your blog.
So cute! I love their combination of old style and new styling. Thanks for sharing!
These are adorable. I think I was thinking mittens at the same time as you -- maybe you had mentioned this some time ago and it stuck in my head? I don't know. I spent last Monday making a mitten garland -- not quite ornaments, but same idea. Yours are lovely.
These are darling-thanks for the pattern! I see myself making lots of personalized mittens for my neighbors...which is great, because I've been wanting to do something, but everything I'm thinking of isn't really practical for so many people. Thanks!
Very sweet! Thanks.
your ornaments are so cute!
i'm definitely using this idea for next year!
I know this is sort of out of the blue but I found a magazine clipping that someone had cut out and it was this mitten ornament. I kept the scrap of paper and decided to try and make something like it for Christmas. Well, my first attempt failed and I ran out of time to try again before Christmas. Anyway, today I happened upon this post and was so delighted to find the instructions. Thank you, they are so great, I can't wait to make them!
Something a bit off topic: You have a new header pic! Great! We've got a very similar puzzle here - it's great fun combining the different pieces.
Very good idea as well to use them this way.
Diana
grazie li ho provati...
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this is my thank you for tutorial...
Maria
Thankyou for the lovely little tutorial..I made a couple today and they turned out really sweet.
Melx
Love this...thank you for taking the time to bless us with your tutorial. I am going to make a few of these for next years tree, as I only have 1 day left until Christmas.
Merry Christmas!
Kimmie
mama to 6
one homemade and 5 adopted
come meet us if you get a minute sometime ;-)
thanks so much
By the way...just took the class on the backpack at Alewives in Newcastle, ME...loved it.
dear liesl,
thanks for this great idea and the tutorial. i love it.
and therefore i created a link to your posting in my blog.
if you don't want me to set the link please leave me a comment and i will delete it.
bye, doro.
Hi! I'll have the one I used up Monday on my blog. Thanks for the great idea!
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