🎅🏻 How to Make a Cathedral Window Ornament - Christmas Ornament Tutorial

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How to sew a Cathedral Window Ornament: this step-by-step tutorial uses 6" circles of fabric to add a touch of elegance to your holiday decor.

💡 Don't miss my favorite way to clip curves at 3 mins 27 seconds!

In this DIY video, we'll guide you through the process of creating a beautiful and timeless holiday ornament that will impress your family and friends.

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00:00 introduction
00:13 Supplies
01:09 Cutting fabric circles
02:16 Choose fabrics
03:03 Clip curves & turn
03:27 My favorite way to clip curves
06:18 Fold fabric to make the ornament
07:20 Hand stitch to form center
08:40 Iron
09:14 Fold fabric to make Cathedral Windows

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🎅🏻 Will you make these for yourself, for gifts, to sell or all of the above?

ArtistTaraReed
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I have a great way to pink fabric. Just use the rotary cutter pinking blade. Woks so fast and easy. Really enjoy your show.

pampearce
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Very nice. I could see using other seasonal fabric like Halloween for hanging off of pumpkins or something. Thanks. BTW I don't put up a tree - my cats won't leave it alone, so I just hang lights and ornaments all around the house.

omneignotum
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Lovely project! May I suggest that when sewing the fabric rounds together complete the stitching, then iron the seam allowance back on both sides of a space wide enough for turning, next, ‘unsew’ (using a seam ripper) the opening for turning. The pre-ironed seam allowance folds in beautifully for topstitching (or hand sewing closed). I love the pinking idea, thank you!

lisagraced
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You were for sure gifted with such a creative mind. Im going to try the turning right side out part with my hemostats. Thanks for the fun easy project ❤

ericmel
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I normally put mine up the week before thanksgiving but I wanted to do it November 1st 😂 love this project so easy circle added to cart these would be great for the Cricut maker

YouCanTotallyMakeThat
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They are easy! Your instructions and explanations are so helpful. I have always been able to understand and follow easily. I think I'll try some as for both my own tree and to add on gifts as I usually make everyone an ornament each year.

erinplunkett
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WOW!!! I cant how quick and easy these are to make, I will definitely be making these. I dont have that template, but I do have a circle cutting template that makes several sizes, and I have a small iron which I use a lot on small projects.
Thank You for sharing your time, and your talent with all of us.

sabrinaharris
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I love this ornament!! I sew (and teach kids) the cathedral window pane quilt pattern, which I learned from my stepmother 30+ years ago ❤

denisejonesbrc
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Can’t wait to try this myself. Thank you so much for sharing 😊

kimcoles
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What a cute little ornament. Thank you for sharing.❤

deewinston
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Beautiful, thank you for sharing this wonderful tutorial. Looking forward to making these this year.♥

angelable
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How about using a saucepan lid, instead of buying that template? Saves spending more money...

mattsadventureswithart
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Been making these for 10 years… I trim mine out with embroidery thread. Plus you can buy the small clothespins and glue the decor on that. So all you have to do is clip it on

naja