Vintage Mitten Ornament
Create a vintage ornament out of felt with the help of mitten dies.
Supplies
- Nested Mitten dies
- Die cutting machine (Wizard™ used here)
- Sewing machine
- Embroidery floss and needle
- Charm fragments
- Clear, dimensional glaze (Glossy Accents used here)
- Scissors
- Coarse glitter
- Vintage images (Crafty Secrets Little Blessings Creative Scraps used here)
- Embellishments, to decorate your mitten
Step-by-Step
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Step 1
Fold felt in half so you can cut two of the large Nested Mittens.
NOTE:
Make sure the right sides are facing each other
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Step 2
With a sewing machine, sew both mittens around edge, leave top open.
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Step 3
Thread your needle with a color of thread of your choice. Start at the top (inside), and pull toward the outside edge.
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Step 4
Insert needle back into felt about 1/4” from the beginning.
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Pull needle through the loop as shown.
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Step 5
Count down two sewing machine stitches, and repeat the same stitch as before.
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Continue all the way around the mitten.
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Step 6
Select your image. Put Glossy Accents on one side of the fragment, and place on the image. Do this for all four pieces.
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Step 7
When dry, cut out all fragments.
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Step 8
Pull same color thread used for the stitching through holes in each fragment.
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Step 9
Apply Glossy accents to the front of your mitten.
Hint:
The Stampin’ Up! paper is the back of their Stampin' Dimensionals. I use it because it’s slick, and glitter doesn’t stick to it.
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Step 10
Smooth Glossy Accents out over the mitten with a piece of scrap paper. Add glitter and tap off excess.
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Step 11
Make a loop with the same thread you used for the stitching, and tie a knot.
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Step 12
Gather up the fragment pieces, and tie a knot toward the top. With needle and thread sew them on the mittens. Do the same for the loop above.
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Step 13
Add more Glossy Accents where the threads were cut so they do not fray.
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Step 14
For this sample a feather boa was airbrushed with the Tea Rose Copic Marker. It was attached to the mitten with Glossy Accents.
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When dry, the flower, bow, and heart stick pins were added to finish the ornament.
Video!
Variations
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No sewing neccessary
Use Liquid Fusible web to adhere your mitten pieces together instead of sewing them.
Your Turn
You've seen the tutorial, now you try it! We've got a section of the gallery set aside for Vintage Mitten Ornament. Try this technique, then upload your artwork to the gallery. Show us your creations!
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Questions and Comments
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Martha, those fragments are made by Ranger. You can find them in most hobby and online stores.
THanks
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