Spellbinders Felt Snowmen and Candy Canes

Hi friends, thanks so much for stopping in today.  I have Spellbinders Felt Snowmen and Candy Canes to share with you.  I’m in a mad rush to get all these holiday projects finished before Christmas, as some are gifts, and some are package toppers/ornaments.  These felt dies from Spellbinders are just the ticket for making plush 3d tags for your holiday gift-wrapping.  You can customize the colors to match the paper/box or recipient.  By adding a hanger, they turn into ornaments, or fill a dough bowl like I do for the holidays.  I also have some of these in my tiered trays around the house.

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hand stitched star snowman and blue and pink candycane in a dough bowl full of holiday greenery

You may have noticed I’m not a red and green Christmas color girl, LOL, I like my colors bright, and that includes my holiday décor.  We are a turquoise and white house for the holidays, and I’m sneaking in a bit of pink and purple to the mix for a modern flair.

 

felt snowman and candy cane sewing in teal blue, pink and purple, in a dough bowl filled with holiday greenery

Spellbinders Felt Snowmen and Candy Canes.

These are two of the new dies Spellbinders has brought out in it’s Felt Stitch and Create Collection by Nichol Spohr.  They are about 5 inches tall, and so fun to stitch together.  I have been doing one a night trying to catch up.

 

felt ornaments and cotton cross stitch thread in craft stax

 

PRO-TIP – I cut all the pieces and then place them in my large Craft Stax, with scissors, needles, the DMC cotton I want to use to stitch them together and anything else I want to use on them.  Like beads to embellish, ribbon for hangers etc.  The Craft Stax do actually stack, so they don’t take up much room on my end table.  They have tight fitting lids too, so if you knock them over, there isn’t a huge mess.

Cutting Tips:

  • When cutting with my Platinum 6, I like to add a shim.  It seems to be the perfect sandwich for getting a clean cut with this beautiful wool felt..
  • I use quilt batting to stuff them.  Also cut with the dies, and then I just snip off the little edge with the holes.
  • Don’t forget the back.  As I said above, many of my plushies sit in my tiered trays so you can see both sides of them.

 

back of a white felt snowman with a pink heart and blue star patch

 

I always decorate the back.  I love this little star snowman, he is so darn cute.  Even his little butt is cute, haha.

pink and blue felt candy cane hand stitched together

Spellbinders Snowmen and Candy Canes – Stitching the Candy Cane.

Start by cutting all the pieces you need for both sides of the Candy Cane.

Next, lay the pink pieces onto the blue, and stitch the inside  or across pink stitches only, do not stitch the edges.

Then, once both pieces have all the pink pieces stitched on, stuff with the quilt batting, and sew closed around the outside edge, blue pieces only, running the needle inside the piece under the pink.

Finally, once the blue stitching is complete, go back around and stitch the pink section closed, again, running the needle and thread inside the piece between the pieces.

This way you have a nice finished tone on tone candy cane.  It’s a bit of extra work, but it’s so worth it.

I have already shared two videos on stitching these plushies together, so I didn’t do one for today’s projects.  You can view the videos here:

picture of the Youtube video home page for the Spellbinders Felt Stitch and Create Pumpkin video

The Felt Stitch and Create Pumpkins are here:

And Rudolph is here.

You can view the entire Felt and Stitch Collection here.


white felt snowman with a teal scarf and pink gloves

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Card Making Supplies used for the Spellbinders Felt Snowmen and Candy Canes:

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6 thoughts on “Spellbinders Felt Snowmen and Candy Canes”

  1. Magnificent Sandi! Love them and the attention to detail!
    Your colours are terrific and wouldn’t be the same in red and green!!!

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