How to make Kiriki Press Ornaments - Free Project Tutorial

The holiday season is about family, and this embroidery project is one that the whole family can do together. Stitch colorful floss through predrilled holes in kraftwood shapes to create adorable ornaments that look like frosted gingerbread cookies! Easier than baking!

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[slothy-sloth-sloth]

I've been doing ornaments from Kiriki Press for the past few years. First the ones that you showed. Last year they were all done in white stitching. This year I ordered the Advent calendar of 12 ornaments. So cute and so much fun. Even a novice can create a beautiful ornament.

[nancymacdonald]

What a gift to work together ❤...God bless

[slim]

Natalie, you are so talented and of course I love your mom too….xoxo

[lynnscroggins]

Love the gingerbread boy and the house for my kitchen tree at Christmas! Love them!

[barbarastefani]

Wow I love this thank you for your video

[mavisharris]

What a fabulous idea, my grandkids will love theses. They would make fantastic stocking stuffers.

[valerieenglish]

Two friends just spending crafting time together! These ornaments are so pretty! I'll have to check them out. Maybe a special treat.

[marywhalen]

I’ve loved Kiriki for a few years now. Everything from them is wonderful.

[joycekaminski]

I worked on my first Ingrid's square tonight and it was wonderful. I can't wait to finish it. I loved the stick on pattern and wondered where I could get more after I had used all of them in the Ingrid's Wildflower kit.

[sandramyer]

Fun to do this project for Christmas! Embroidery on these different ornaments

[armetalister]

These are adorable! I can’t wait to embroider them.

[debbieparrish]

Great idea, my grandkids love little sewing kits.❤

[nitababcock]

That like the little cardboard pics that we used to do as kids
They were just outlined but still fun.

[shawnaleewhitney]

Wow! The little elephant tape dispenser is sooo cute! 🐘

[kjthomas]

Jenny, I loved how you wrapped the yarn around the horses leg - same mistake I would do!

[person]

Oh wow. Nice find Nathalie, you and Jenny look so content doing this. Hugs, Chel 🌸

[paulettetomasovich]

You should split the thread in half and use the loop method to start the stitch.

[dianepeterson]

Jenny needs to learn how to thread embroidery needles by folding floss over the eye, pressing tight in a pinch, pull needle down and out while holding the folded floss in that pinch, then pushing the eye of the needle over the folded edge of floss you are still holding in a pinch but release pressure slightly. I taught this method years ago while being a Creative Expressions Rep/teacher. Anyone remember them?

[rachelburgener]

Neat and fun project! I can tell that’s it’s very good quality wood but not in my budget🙃.
QUESTION- what is a dollahh(so?) horse!?! ❤️😀

[tammycondren]

So is this the Christmas embroidery you hinted about earlier? (Or is there a Christmas quilt embroidery like Ingrid’s flowers?)