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Looking for a simple yet gorgeous ornament to make this season? My Bottle Brush Embroidery Hoop Ornament is the perfect handmade ornament for your farmhouse themed decor. See more of my Christmas ornaments on my holiday crafting page.
This year I am a part of a Christmas Ornament Exchange! Here’s how the exchange works. We are assigned a partner and we have to make them a handmade ornament with the style guidelines of the other person. I was hanging out a Micheals this week and I found some crazy cute holiday craft sisal trees and I just couldn’t resist making something special.
I liked it so much I ended up making another one of these sweet embroidery hoop tree ornaments to keep for myself! I love that it joins the whole rustic holiday trend along with the old/new vintage trend. Here’s how to make one for yourself this season!
Bottle Brush Embroidery Hoop Ornament
Supplies:
- Embroidery Hoops, 4-Inch
- Bottle Brush Tree
- A sheet of beige felt
- Ribbon
- Pliers
- Hot glue and gun
Instructions:
Unscrew to loosen the embroidery hoop and remove the inside hoop. This is the hoop you will be working with first.
Find a tree in your set that fits perfectly inside the hoop. Mine was a little too tall, so I pulled the tree off the base and trimmed it with pliers.
Hot glue the base only to the bottom of the hoop.
Cut a rectangle of felt to cover the tree base completely and up the sides a bit.
Hot glue one long side of the felt to the back of the tree base, neatly at the edge of the hoop. This will be the back side of the ornament.
Wrap the felt over the tree base and over the other side of the hoop. Cut a small hole in the felt over the tree base so you can insert the tree back into its base. Place the outer hoop {the one with the tightening screw} over the other hoop and felt.
Pull the felt tight and smooth, tighten the screw so the hoops are snugly held together. Turn over to the backside of the ornament and trim the felt to the edge of the hoop with scissors.
On the back or the ornament, fold and tuck the excess felt, then hot glue the edges of the felt to the hoop to resemble snow as shown. Pushing tightly place the tree back into its base. you can add a dot of glue if you wish. Fluff your tree, and add a cute ribbon to the top for hanging on your tree and you are done!
I am so thrilled with how this turned out! I love this ornament I hope my exchange partner does too.
Happy Holidays!!!
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Laura Irion // Avery Street Design
Thanks so much for linking up with the Found & Foraged party last week!! I hope to see you back tonight!! xo, Laura
Heather Grow
Your ornament is lovely. I love the monochromatic look.
Laura Irion // Avery Street Design
This is so cute!! I especially love the ribbon you chose to go with it. :) I’m hosting a link party tonight that starts at 8 pm – it’s called Found & Foraged. I’d love to have you stop by and link up a few of your projects! xo, Laura
Crafty Lumberjacks
This is so clever! Love how simple yet beautiful it is!
Mimi
That is just adorable! Can’t wait to make one for myself :)