DIY No-Sew Quilted Christmas Wreath | a Shabby Fabrics DIY Craft Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- Follow along with Jen and learn how to create this stunning 'quilted' Christmas wreath! The best part is that there is no sewing necessary. Check below for links to the supply list and helpful notions.
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* Due to their popularity, Hoffman Jingle Pops may be sold out. Jelly Rolls (2½ inch fabric strips) can be used as an alternative.
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Better late than never? I just found this a few days ago and made one tonight! I'm so happy, it looks great! I'm sure I'll make more of these. I'm thinking the typical spring, summer and fall colors, and definitely one using teal fabrics for an ovarian cancer awareness wreath! Thank you so much for all you do to put these videos together for us. I love watching you and learning from you. You seem so sweet and patient.
We're so glad you had fun making this project and thank you for watching the video! This wreath would be so cute for each season and we love the idea of doing it for Ovarian Cancer Awareness. Let us know how they all turn out! - Morgan
I Love this wreath!!! I make a lot of different wreaths, but have never made one like this, but I have been looking for directions on how to make one like this. Now, thanks to your wonderful directions, this will be my next wreath. Thank You so much for sharing this, I always enjoy your videos.
We're sew glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for watching!! -Michelle
I really like this. And I also love that - since you're not using glue - when you get tired of it as a wreath, you can just pull out all the pins and use the fabric for another project.
You are so right! The foam wreath can be used over and over! Thanks for watching!
I did this with 5" charms and it was great!
That is so great to hear :)
Beautiful wreath Jen.
Thank you so much!
I love watching your videos, I get your magazine but yet to order, I will do so in the near future, Thank you for all the crafts you do.
Thank you so much for your love and support!
Thank you, it looks awesome! I'll make it by all means!
That is so great to hear! Feel free to share it with us on social media- we'd love to see what you create :)
love the wreath! and am going to try to make it too!
That is awesome to hear :) Thanks for watching!
✨ GRACIAS GRACIAS GRACIAS ✨
De nada. ¡Gracias por ver! 💖 -Michelle
love it
Thanks for the love!
It's very pretty i want to try making it
We hope you do! This is a fun craft! Thanks for watching
Thankyou i made the quilted christmas ornaments you make on your tutorial a few years ago my daughters loved them
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I really love that look! I learned to do the Swedish Braid a while ago and this is, to me anyway, the next best thing! I love the Steamfast Travel Iron used in this demonstration!
Thank you so much for watching and leaving such a nice comment! We love that iron too, and are so glad you like this project as much as we do!
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I somehow forgot my password. I would appreciate any assistance you can offer me.
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Thank you so much, you saved my account!
Thank you Jennifer for this tutorial! I made a Christmas one, spring summer one and now I'm making a fall one. I have a couple of tips one is that I iron the long strips the long way that way you skip one step when ironing than you cut them to 2 1/2 inches, also if you don't want to accidentally burn yourself when ironing the points you can use the clover roll and press or the back of a spoon. Hope this will help someone. Have a Blessed day!
Thanks for the great tips and for watching our tutorial!
I Like this
Thank you for watching! - Morgan
Dear Jennifer, this wreath & fabric are beyond beautiful, thank you for your time & very clear instructions, I wonder how many people there are whose lives you have made so happy by creating something themselves.
Thank you SO much for your kind words and for taking the time to share them! So glad to hear that you are enjoying all that we have to share!
Love this wreath and just about all of your tutorials. I do have a question though - is it necessary for the strips to wrap the wreath be all the same. My jelly roll doesn't have three strips the sam, only two
Nope! That's definitely not required!! :)
My daughter and I have now made it an official tradition to make a Christmas project from Shabby Fabrics over Thanksgiving weekend. Thank you so much!
That is just the cutest thing ever! We hope to keep providing you with great Christmas projects every single year :) Thank you so much for sharing that with us!
Just finished mine and will go on my front door this week end with our other xmas decorations. Will be making a second one to hang in the house!
Yay! So happy you made this wreath! Thank you for watching!
How long did it take you to make (Cutting out squares, folding and ironing, and pinning?)
Love the small picture frame in the background - can't wait to see that video.
We can't wait to share it with you! Thanks for watching!
Can this be made using any size styrofoam circle?
Absolutely :) You will just adjust the amount of fabric used!
Are you out of the Hoffman jingle pops 2 1/2 strips? Could not find them.
Unfortunately, yes, we are! Due to their popularity the Jingle Pops have sold out and are no longer available for us to order :( Jelly Rolls strips can be used as a great alternative! Here is a link to our full selection:
bit.ly/JellyRollsShabbyFabrics
Oh thank you thank you thank you!!!!! I searched all last year for a tutorial on this!!! You've made my whole year!!!! 😍
Hooray! That is AWESOME to hear! So glad we were able to help you out :) Thanks for watching!
I think that I would fold the entire long strip and iron in half before cutting the 2 in squares..... might be faster. I love this project, very elegant. Thanks for sharing!
That is a great shortcut! Thanks for watching and sharing that awesome tip with us :)
I must be blind because I am not seeing anything that says anything about downloads on your homepage
No worries it can be a little tricky to find at times. It is at the very bottom next to where FAQS are and our blog. If you are still having troubles finding it let us know and we would be more than happy to help! :)
I have received my jingle pops fabric and started the wreath. I love it and thinks this is really going to turn out in beautiful Christmas decoration.
Yay! We would love to see photos of your finished project! -Kyla
What is the size styrofoam for the small wreath? I think I could put a battery pillar candle in the middle and make quick gifts
Hi Patricia - We used a 6" wreath for that, and you can check out that project tutorial here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/339 -Michelle
Love your tutorials. Very easy to follow
Thank you! -Kyla
if I chose to make several of these would it be OK if I sold them at a craft fair next year?
Since this is a craft project that does not require a pattern which is copy-written you are more than welcome to sell them at a craft fair! Have fun!
i think these are beautiful I learned how to make the no sew ball ones but never seen these till now
Thank you! We're glad you enjoyed them! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
I just love your tutorials ,the strips of material are 2 and a half inches wide , what is the length please
Thanks, Mary! We're happy you enjoy them! The strips that we used were from what's considered to be a "jelly roll package". "Jelly roll" strips are typically 2.5" wide by 42" long. Hope that makes sense! 💖 -Michelle
Another great how too! Thanks for teaching and sharing
Thank you for watching and commenting!
The link to the download is no longer there.
Hello! The link is still there on the Free Downloads page, it's just a bit further down the page. I've linked it here directly for you because I know it can be hard to find: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/NoSewQuiltedChristmasWreath_forDownload.pdf
- Morgan
Thank you for this awesome tutorial! I am about to make one of those beautiful wreaths! My only question is: Is there a certain amount of 2 1/2 inch squares you need in each of the 3 colors that you use?
Hi Crystal - Since you'd be using 10 jelly roll strips, you can divide the colors up into 3 tones, or you can design as you'd like since there are 9 rows of points. Hope this helps :) -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics Thank you so very much!
this is beautiful... if I wanted to use up some of my existing fabric and cut into strips, how much would you recommend I have?
You would need quite a bit of fabric one hand, however, we don't specifically know how much total.
well - let me think - how long are the strips in the pre-packaged fabric bundle you use? I know they are 2.5" wide - and your directions say you need 10 strips - so the fabric would be 22.5" in one direction - just need to know how long the other dimension would be....
They are cut across the width of the fabric- so usually about 44 or 45 inches :)
Shabby Fabrics perfect. Thank you I love this tutorial and I love this idea, and once I've made a dent in using up my insane amount of fabric that I already have on hand, I'd love to try doing this with one of the fabric packs. I just can't justify buying more fabric what I have as much as I do right now. :-) thank you
You need about 10 strips of fabric! Hope this helps!
Oh, Jen! This is sooooo beautiful!! Must try this one as well, along with the cone!!! Thank you for all you do! 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
So glad to hear you will be trying this craft out :) It is so fun! Stay tuned for the pine cone tutorial!
Shabby Fabrics is there a place where we can show you pics of our work? I am slow as I work all day long, but I'd be pleased to show my version 😊 thanks
What is the diameter of the wreath please? TYI
We used a 12" foam wreath here! :) - Morgan
@@ShabbyFabrics Thank you!!
@@janicecascio3319 you're welcome! :)
I live in France and can only get a 10inch wreath. Comments for adjusting the materials and size would be greatfully appreciated.
Hello Dorothy! That is a great question! We only have the measurements for the 12 inch wreath. You can purchase the 12 inch foam wrings on Amazon if you wanted to do that instead! - Yajaira
What about the pine cone?
The Pine Cone is live now! Here is a link: th-cam.com/video/R-JWi-F79oo/w-d-xo.html
Beautiful! We made two for gifts this year. Thanks for the great tutorial!
We love to hear that you made some for gifts! Thanks for watching ❤
Yeah! Something I can actually make!
Yay! We have even more no-sew projects coming so stay tuned :)
cant wait!
Shabby Fabrics .
Courtney..is there anyway we can get a copy of the written instructions for the no sew Christmas tree and any other of the ornaments. I don't know how to download them. If you could help I would be most appreciative. Thanks. Robmom21 @gmail.com.
🔔 hanging in middle would add that extra touch
Love that suggestion! Thanks so much for commenting! -Michelle
How can I get the pattern for no sew wreath , I love it but can't fine we're to down load it , thank you , not very good on these things , Merry Christmas .
Hi Cornelia! I'd be happy to help you get that. If you visit www.shabbyfabrics.com and scroll all the way to the bottom you'll see Free Downloads. You'll click that link and then scroll until you find the no-sew Christmas wreath (and you can see all of our other free downloads!)
I know that can be hard to find, so I've also included it here for easy access: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/NoSewQuiltedChristmasWreath_forDownload.pdf
Let me know if you have any more questions! :) - Morgan
Can you do this with flannel material? Pros and Cons of that?
Hi suny2239 - We're not sure of the entire list of pros & cons for creating this with flannel as we haven't done that, but we would imagine that the flannel fabrics would be thicker, so that may affect the pin length, and the prairie points may not retain their shape as well as a stiffer cotton fabric would. Hope this helps! -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics perhaps you could demonstrate one with flannel?
i love this.
Thank you! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Thank you! Happy Holidays! ❄~Leah
Love the tutorial! But, am I the only one wondering how to keep the pins from falling out? Just seems like since they are common straight pins that they would just come out over time.
We haven't noticed that problem in any of the ornaments or wreaths we've made. We made this 2 years ago and so far so good. Thank you for watching, let us know if you do decide to make this and how it goes for you. We'd love to hear about it. - Morgan
I can't download the no sew wreath
Hi Cornelia! The download should open right in your browser where you can print it or save it to your computer. I've included it here, too, as that might be easier for you: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Assets/Downloads/NoSewQuiltedChristmasWreath_forDownload.pdf
Click that link and then save or print it from there. Let me know if that works for you.
- Morgan
I absolutely love your videos. I made one of the trees it was so much fun I will probably do another one. Thank you for putting so much thought into the videos and the projects. You have made learning a lot of fun. Thank you very much Laura
SO awesome to hear that you made a tree and want to make another one! Thank you for watching and showing your appreciation!
1 have just done tow off them I have two more to go as they are gifts for my children I love all your video's iv all so done some baubles to to give with the wreath for Christmas
Thank you so much! We're so glad you like the videos and are having fun making these! These will be great gifts for your kids. - Morgan
I’m having a good time binge watching these videos. Always a great job.
We are glad you enjoy them! Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Gorgeous wreath, excellent tutorial. I am going to try and make one following your tutorial. I have never made one before, but i think i have the confidence now to try. Thank you for sharing.
So glad you like the tutorial, Lynn! You can do it, we believe in you! We'd love to see your finished product when it's done!
Hi Jennifer, the Mega Mat you use on the table do you sell that item on your shop?
We do not sell those mats, but you can find a huge variety of sizes here: quiltersrule.com/ProductThumbs.php?category=15
oh i am in love ....beautiful
Thanks for the love!
Love this 😍 will definitely be making one of these! Why would anyone give this the thumbs down 🙄
We ask ourselves the same question ;) Thanks for watching and have fun making your wreath!
Magnifique félicitation
Heureux que vous aimiez cette couronne ! Merci pour votre commentaire! - Abby
Thanks so much for sharing. It was easy to follow. What's your kind name please...I'm tracy from Sri Lanka 🇱🇰.
Thank you so much for watching our tutorial!
Shabby Fabrics , I have a question. In Sri Lanka 🇱🇰 I can't find those styrofoam rings . Any help on how I can make the ring with fabric and stuffing ???
You may be able to buy them online from a craft store or from Amazon :)
Shabby Fabrics , What if i make the round shape with fabric and stuff with cotton ?
What size cones do you use for the no sew trees & wreaths
Great question! We use a 12 inch wreath size. - Yajaira
are Satin straight pins the same as Silk straight pins?
Silk and satin pins are relatively the same. Satin pins have a very thin shaft, so it slides easily through the fibers of finer fabrics like silk and satin. - Yajaira
Very nice smiles
We do five yard and 2 by 2 square fabric with a Philip screwdriver and wrap fabric a round it then poke it in take about four hours
We have a wreath project that sounds similar to that: th-cam.com/video/1u-Dl8wVFfU/w-d-xo.html
We love that technique :) Thanks for watching!
I love this. Thank you!
Thank you so much for the love!
Shabby Fabrics
I love this. Thank you for making these awesome videos!
We're so glad to hear that! Thank you for watching these! - Morgan
Beautiful!!
Thank you so much!
Beautiful. Thank you
Thanks for watching! -Bethany
Thank you. I will send my completed wreath at a later date.
Can't wait to see it! - Morgan
Another great idea for my granddaughter and I to make together.
This would be such a fun project to make with your granddaughter! We'd love to hear how it goes! Let us know (and send us pictures if you want to share!) - Morgan
Beautiful wreath!
Thank you! We're glad you enjoy this festive project 🎄🎄💖-Michelle
Love it!
Thank you! - Morgan
This is beautiful, thank you so much. I wonder, have you used hot glue instead of pins when making this? (Ah, I just watched this through and you mentioned hot glue) I would be curious if that would also work to doubly secure this, so that when I store it for next year it doesn't lose shape, or pins (ouch! because I would probably end up finding the pins when I put them in a bag =) These diys from 2016 are wonderful, I'm so very glad I came back to watch these as our tree is homespun this year.
You could definitely use the glue to make this even more secure. We don't see why that wouldn't work! Let us know how yours turn out. - Morgan
Please, please it's pointsett-i-a not pointsetta. It's like pronouncing your name Jennfer instead of Jennifer 😁
You are correct. Thanks for watching! -Michelle