DIY No-Sew Quilted Pine Cone Ornament | a Shabby Fabrics Christmas DIY Craft Tutorial
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ย. 2016
- Follow along with Jen in this crafting tutorial. Learn how to create these beautiful 'quilted' pinecone ornaments! 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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MATERIALS
- Find a printable supply list here: bit.ly/ShabbyFabricsFreeDownloads
- 2.5" x WOF (about 40") strips of various fabrics. We used Jingle Pops: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Search....
- 1 box of Dritz Satin Pins (400 count). We used these: www.shabbyfabrics.com/dritz-s...
- 1 styrofoam egg (about 3 7/8 inches tall) found at most craft stores.
* Due to their popularity, Hoffman Jingle Pops may be sold out. Jelly Rolls (2½ inch fabric strips) can be used as an alternative.
- Jelly Rolls (2½ inch fabric strips): www.shabbyfabrics.com/Jelly-R...
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HELPFUL NOTIONS
- Steamfast Travel Iron: www.shabbyfabrics.com/Steamfa...
- Olfa Rotary Cutter: www.shabbyfabrics.com/notions...
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That's just gorgeous! Can be made into an Easter egg as well💞
That would be darling! Great idea! Thanks for watching :)
Too cute.... can't wait to try this one. Thank you again for your time.
You're welcome, and thank you so much for watching! :) Can't wait to hear about your project! - Morgan
I just recently found Shabby Fabrics. Loved this pinecone craft. Like you, it thrills me to hear the words jingle bells & sleigh bells. Blessings Jen.
How fun! Thank you for joining us. We're happy you enjoy the Christmas season as much as we do! 💖 -Michelle
I just found you after not saving you to favorites...LOVING all these projects! I quilted Nine stockings last month, but am ready for these beautiful ornaments NOW, to have ready for next year! Thank you!
So happy you found us and are loving our projects! Thanks for watching :)
Love this! This year will be handmade gifts only! Priceless.
You are so right! Handmade gifts are priceless and can be treasured forever!
I have never watched you demostraing this tutorial it's fantastic l have to make sure that l will watch you
We're happy you enjoy this fun project! Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
they turned out great as Easter Eggs for me!
That's great! - Morgan
Jennifer, I absolutely love your tutorials, you explain things so well, and I just love your projects, I just made one of your 3D snowflakes and it turned out so pretty, and I had fun doing it. Thank you so much for sharing!
That is so great to hear! Glad your snowflake turned out well- those are so fun to make! Thanks for watching and for your kind words!
Love this no sew pine cone ornament Jen. tfs
Merry Christmas! 🎄
so cute!
Thank you so much for watching!
I made dozens of these pine cones back in the 1990s ..... what once was old is new again
😍💕💖 We’re glad this tutorial brings back some fond memories 😍💖 -Michelle
Very nice! Thank you for the tutorial!
You're so welcome! Let us know if you make these! - Morgan
Great project. Thanks so much for sharing🌲🌲
We are so thrilled that you love it! -Madison
Another super tutorial
Thank you so much! - Morgan
Jennifer, I just love you! I have learned so much from you. I have done a couple of your projects, and have several on my to-do list.
Carolyn Hughey
You are so kind Carolyn! Thank you so much for watching! - Morgan
Amazing, thanks for all these useful tips, Merry Christmas 🎄
Thank YOU for watching! Merry Christmas :)
Thank you so much!!! Wonderful !!!
Thank you for taking the time to watch and comment!
Definately going to try
Wonderful! Let us know how yours turn out! - Morgan
Best tutorial on these. Thank you
We're happy this project inspires you! Thanks so much for watching!! -Michelle
These little ornaments are wonderful. I am definitely making them for our tree this year. Thank you for such a great tutorial.
So glad you like these! Let us know how yours turn out! - Morgan
@@ShabbyFabrics I absolutely love this on my tree! Your directions are so great, and it was so easy with the little 2 1/2" strips, which I invested in awhile ago. I used a gold bow and hanger and it is just precious. Thank you so much and once I get some pictures of these on my tree I am sharing them on FB.
O gosh, the hundreds I made like this! Still have three on my tree 🎄
We're happy you enjoy this project. Thank you for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
Beautiful
Thank you. We are glad you enjoy this fun ornament! 💖 -Michelle
Great tutorial.
Thank you so much for watching! :) - Morgan
I think I will set the pinecone in a small dish or small plate to work on. Great tutorials
That's a great idea! Thank you for watching, please let us know how your pinecone turns out! :) - Morgan
New subscriber. I will be trying to do them this year
That is awesome to hear! These are so fun to make :)
very pretty! I think that a Teflon sheet may be helpful under the glue gun. Have to make some!
Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
I recommend you first use a flat 2-1/2” fabric square to go over the top. then start your layering of folded fabrics.
That is a great tip!! We love recommendations like this :) Thanks for watching!
---- An easy way to determine the center is to wrap a rubber band around the 'egg' and lightly draw a line around the middle.
Lovely tip, thank you so much for sharing! - Morgan
I love your iron! It's so cute!
Thank you! -Kyla
very good
Thank you so much!
I made some of these a couple of years ago but used the same fabric for the whole thing. I have hung them from my fireplace mantel at Christmastime.
These would be so cute in a single fabric! Thanks so much for watching!
Please show a close-up of the item when you're finished. Love the pine cone.
Thank you for that feedback! We do that now on our newer videos! :) - Morgan
That is cute. Ive made one of your round styrofoam ball ornaments but i found that 2 1/2 inch squares were a bit small so i went up to 3" an its working out better.
We're glad it works for you! Thanks for watching!! 💖 -Michelle
These work much better with 2" squares. Pin an open square on pointed end then pin the triangles around in rows.
Thanks for sharing that tip! - Morgan
Do you sell the Hoffman Jingle Pops on your website? I couldn't find it, but I might be looking in the wrong place. Thanks. They are so neat.
Unfortunately, the Jingle Pops were VERY popular and sold out and are no longer available for us to order! We do have a wide selection of Jelly Rolls which will work beautifully for this project!
Jelly Rolls: bit.ly/JellyRollsShabbyFabrics
I'm going to make this using all the Godiva candy foil wrappers I've saved up, waiting for the perfect project!
Sounds great! We'd love to see it when it's done! - Yajaira
Love these ornaments! Planning on making some. Can you suggest the best place to buy the styrofoam eggs? What size are they?
Styrofoam eggs/balls can be found a most local craft stores and the size really depends on what is in stock. Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
Is it possible to sew a pinecone shape and then hand sew the triangles on? Thank you!
It certinaly sounds possible! :) We've never done it but it makes sense. If you do try it, let us know how it goes. - Morgan
esta tecnica se puede aplicar a una bola redonda de unicel se tendrian que poner 8 tirillas en lugar de 4 gracias
Thank you for that tip! Merry Christmas! 🎄~Leah
I have just made 8 of your gorgeous Christmas baubles, BUT! I'm in the UK and cant get nay Hoffman Jingle pops over here, in a nice Christmas fabrics
what size are the polystyrene's eggs?? Jennie in Cambridgeshire UK
We are happy to hear you are enjoy making these! The size of the polystyrene's eggs are about 3 7/8 inches tall. Hope that helps. - Yajaira
Are there always 4 squares for each round?
On our eggs, 4 worked very well but if you get a slightly larger egg, you may need more than four around the wider areas.
what size of styrofoam eggs are you using here ? it looks bigger than a 3"
Our egg was about 4 inches from end to end :)
How can l find out the way you done the wearth please
You can find the link for the wreath here: www.shabbyfabrics.com/free-downloads-and-video/342/diy-no-sew-quilted-christmas-wreath 💖 -Michelle
Is it possible to use the smooth styrofoam for these ornaments?
Yes you are more than welcome to use that kind of styrofoam instead. Anything you feel like would secure it you can use. Make sure to use your pins to hold it in place. - Yajaira
Enjoy your tutorials. What is the name of the iron you're using and where might I purchase one? Thanks
That is the Steamfast Travel Iron! Here is a link to our website: bit.ly/SteamfastTravelIronShabbyFabrics
I purchased my iron on Amazon.
I have made these with ribbons. Less fiddly, and not as bulky
That's a great idea, thank you for sharing that with us! We'll have to give it a try. :) - Morgan
Shabby Fabrics you are welcome! Hope you aren’t offended!! I just remembered how much I liked the pinecones😊
We're not offended at all! We enjoy hearing all of your ideas, tips, tricks, and experiences!
I've looked for an egg this size and can't find one. Can you put a link please??
Looks like they have some at JoAnns! www.joann.com/styrofoam-eggs-3-1-16in-x-2-5-16in-white/5762620.html
- Morgan
What is the size of the egg styrofoam you used
Ours was 4 inches from top to bottom but you can adapt this project to fit any size you get :)
What size egg are you using? I bought a 3 inch. It looks too small.
Jennifer was using a 3 7/8" tall egg in this video. Happy Quilting! :)
thank you
What size egg are you using? They are beautiful.
Mary Kay Harman our eggs measure 4 inches from tip to tip, but this technique can be applied to any size egg. You may just need more squares to go around the wider section of a larger egg 😊
Thank you so very much.
You are welcome! Have fun!
Mary Kay Harma
What size is the egg shape?
We used a 4 inch egg in this video! - Morgan
Can you press the squares when making the baubles?
Do you mean press as you go? You can definitely do that if you'd like! If you are wanting to finger press without and iron, you can do that as well, but the pieces won't lay as flat or sharp :)
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On the video for the bauble/ornament you only finger press? Could you iron instead or would it change the end product
It would not change the end result :)
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Thanks
How big is the egg?
Ours was 4 inches from top to bottom but you can adapt this project to fit any size you get :) -Kyla
I searched Jingle Pop on your site and it showed "no match". I really like this fabric - Help!
Unfortunately, the Jingle Pops were VERY popular and sold out and are no longer available for us to order! We do have a wide selection of Jelly Rolls which will work beautifully for this project!
Jelly Rolls: bit.ly/JellyRollsShabbyFabrics
I can believe it. Thank you for your reply. Happy Thanksgiving.
Happy Thanksgiving to you, too!
what size are your eggs you start with? Wonderful video!!
Our eggs are 4 inches from tip to tip :) But this technique can be applied to any size!
How many squares approximately do you use for one 4 inch cone/egg?
How many 2.5" squares are required to make one pinecone?
We used ABOUT 34 squares per pinecone, however, it can really depend on your spacing and layering :)
The ornament on the wall is to far away for "us" to see! Sorry, BUT that was annoying. Bring it to the camera to show it better. Thanj you very much!
Thank you for your feedback! I will pass this onto our video team! Happy New Year! ~Leah
too many pins!
Yes, we did use a lot of pins for this ornament project. Thanks for watching! -Michelle
Definately going to try
Wonderful! Let us know how yours turn out! - Morgan