The babushka ornament at left is simply a 5-6" circle of red felt covered
by a 4" diameter doily. Cut a + in the center of each and slide over the
head of the clothespin. You might want to put a dab of glue near the neck
to hold the skirt in place.
Draw a face on the head with a sharp pointed black felt pen. For hair,
you can either draw it on, or glue on yarn, floss, thread, or narrow cording.
The scarf and headdress are fabric scraps - the scarf is a triangle, secured
with a dab of glue on the head and a dab of glue holding it together in
the front. Scraps
of material, felt, yarn, etc. are ideal for these ornaments, although
you can just paint them also.
Only one word of advice, make the skirt fairly loose, since the bottom
of the clothespin will have to fit over a Christmas tree branch,
and you want the skirts to be able to flow over the branch, not just hike
up.
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These ornaments are easy for kids to do and they make great gifts. They
can be decorated just about any way you can think of, just your imagination.
Materials:
The babushka ornament at left is simply a 5-6" circle of red felt covered
by a 4" diameter doily. Cut a + in the center of each and slide over the
head of the clothespin. You might want to put a dab of glue near the neck
to hold the skirt in place.
Scraps
of material, felt, yarn, etc. are ideal for these ornaments, although
you can just paint them also.
