Dinosaur Stocking

Once I'd made the dinosaur ornament, I knew I had to make a stocking to match as well.

Finished size: approximately 4" x 5.5"

Snowman Stocking

After I made the snowmen ornaments, I made a stocking to match as well.

Finished size: approximately 4" x 5.5"

Tiny Stockings

Once I got started on these, I just couldn't stop.

Dinosaur Ornament

I made an ornament to match the dinosaur quilt for the little boy who's now 2:

Try making one yourself with this tutorial.

Snowmen Ornaments

I combined the fabric from my cathedral window snowman ornaments with my favorite ornament design. I couldn't decide if I liked the monochromatic or patriotic color scheme better, so I made one of each.

Try making one yourself with this tutorial.

Pink Snowflake Ornament

A pink version of one of my previous ornament designs, also for Melissa.

Try making one yourself with this tutorial.

Pink Rhinestone Ornament

A pink version of my rhinestone yo-yo ornaments for Melissa.

Christmas Ornament Exchange 2011

This, I am convinced, is the Christmas ornament that cannot be topped. I mean, it has flashing lights. While Amanda and Chris are no stranger to ornaments that light up, this one required considerably more effort. I'm also not quite sure you can call it an ornament, since it's so big - approximately 5" x 8" and an inch thick, in order to accommodate the battery and the on/off switch.

So why a bus ornament? Zack is a diesel mechanic and he works mostly on school buses. One day he brought home some reflective school bus tape scraps because he thought I might want them for craft projects. I sent some to Amanda, and a foam bus with flashing lights and reflective tape is what resulted:
 

Top light flashing:

Bottom light flashing:

Cookie Cutter Christmas Ornament

This is a miniature, monochromatic version of the cookie cutter ornament my sister made me in 2007.

Fourth of July Cards

These are the cards I made for the grandparents for the Fourth of July. Happy 4th!