The following Holiday Star pattern includes instructions for children and teens who can handle a sharp needle. To do this project with younger children, you can use a long, fairly blunt craft needle with red yarn and omit the innermost star. For children who are not yet ready to handle a needle, you can trace the stars onto the felt and let them glue red yarn on the traced lines. For very young children, trace the star(s) onto quilted white or off-white muslin and let the child decorate the star by coloring with fabric markers or attaching buttons and bits of trim or other pretty little bits you have on hand with glue.
We're so excited to share another free project with you! This one is called Seeing Stars, by Alex Anderson, and is from Make Star Quilts. FINISHED QUILT: 48 1/2˝ × 54 1/2˝ FINISHED...
This jolly door stopper is quick and easy to make. Make a bunch for your entire house or gift them to friends and family (awesome hostess gift). Marsala kraft-tex is a rich, warm red but you could...
This project is taken from Sew Illustrated—35 Charming Fabric & Thread Designs. Designed and made by Minki Kim | Finished size: 5 ̋ × 5 ̋ Coasters are the perfect...
