Hi everyone! I am Elizabeth, one half of the duo of sisters-in-law who blog at Simple Simon and Company. And if there is one thing that we love at Simple Simon, it's a great simple sewing project that can be done in an afternoon. With that being said, project is no exception to that simple and easy sewing rule…..with the addition that these fun little Christmas trees will use up some of your fabric scrap stashes as well!!! Now that's a bonus!
Here's what you need to get started.
*Fabric scraps (for front and one large piece for the backing)
*batting
*small square of brown felt
*cutting mat/rotary cutter (or scissors)
*small scrap of ric rac or ribbon for hanger
Elizabeth and liZ are two girls who married brothers and ended up with the exact same name. They both love all things sewing, crafting, thrifting and trying to perfect the art of homemaking. They each have three kids, the same minivan and an ideal weekend would be filled with family time and endless sewing projects. You can find out more at Pinterest and Facebook.
If I won, I’d select some fabric!!
Such a cute tutorial!
I would totally buy up some of the lovely nani iro double gauze!!
I would get the herringbone and the large dots!!!
I LOVE the Japanese fabrics! I would absolutely buy as much as I could!
I really like the meridian {for kids} and cotton lawn!
I love the dotty double gauze!
I would purchase herringbone cotton canvas fabric
I would love to get some of the hemp cotton fabric and some of the canvas.
These are adorable. Great tutorial. This is a good idea for safe ornament too for a toddler friendly tree. I just linked up on the Awesome Things Blog hop. Thanks for hosting.
I love the colors you selected for this project.
I’d like to get some of the double gauze large dots fabric.
I would get some of the Lawn/Bird fabrics 🙂
These are just adorable!
I bought a few patterns a few weeks ago to make tops for myself. I would buy some of the black or plum double gauze and give both the patterns and the gauze a try. I sewed my first knit a week ago and before that, i’ve only sewn with cottons and flannels. 🙂 I’m ready to move forward!
Thanks for a great post and fantastic prize offering
I love the Birds of a feather fabric!
I love these and need to dig out my scraps from last year. They would make great gift toppers for my nieces.
I would purchase some of the cotton lawn fabric.
I like the bird and bunny dot double gauze fabric
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The cotton lawn looks lovely.
I would get the Meridian and Bess Top patterns plus some canvas fabric.
Cute trees. Love the idea.
The double gauze small floral would make a cute dress for my granddaughter. Thanks. crystalbluern at onlineok dot com
I think I would spend it all on double gauze.
I like the herringbone cotton and cotton lawn ivory
perfect way to use up old scraps! and great for kids to do too! thanks for linking up to the all things pretty party
Love the sweet little tree ornaments! So quick and easy, who says there is no time to sew! And LOVE the giveaway! A girl can never have enough fabric! Ever!
These are just adorable! Thanks for sharing. Visiting from the Life on Lakeshore Drive link party.
I would buy some fabric!
I would spend it on some Beautiful Kokka fabric.
double gauze anything!
I love the Cotton Lawn Black Multi-floral, and the blue multi-floral.
I really like the double gauze dots.
loved the kikorakko space travel print – little guy I know would be ecstatic to see this!
I like the double gauze floral !!
I would spend it on double gauze floral border print!
Cute little trees and a great way to use up scraps. I’d love some of the Floral Double Gauze.
I would spend my money on “BIRDS ON YELLOW LIGHT-WEIGHT CANVAS” and “CAT AND BIRD IN BLUE”
GREAT fabric! I particularly like the Cat and Bird in Blue!