Advent Calendar Project ’15

I can’t believe it, but we are only two weeks from starting another Advent Calendar Project! What is the Advent Calendar Project? Well, every Friday for the twenty-four weeks leading up to December 1st I will post a tutorial for a handmade Christmas ornament. I call it the Advent Calendar Project because if you do all the ornaments by the end you will have enough to fill an Advent Calendar. Of course, you can also just pick and chose a few ornaments to do along the way as well. I try to vary the type of crafts so you’ll find knitting, embroidery, crochet, painting, paper crafts and so on.

Here is a look back at the last three years’ worth of ornaments.
Click the picture to be taken to links to each ornament.
2014
ACP14mosaicIn 2013 we traveled around the world for our ornament inspirations.
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2012
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Look for the first ornament on Friday, June 19th. And if you have any ideas for ornaments I’d love to hear them.

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12 Comments to Advent Calendar Project ’15
    • Melanie
    • I dropped the ball on Iron Craft so I’m going to try this 🙂 I like that you post on Friday so I have time to get materials over the weekend!

    • Dot
    • I’m looking forward to it! What about a woven paper Danish heart with a more complicated design? See this website:

      http://www.haabet.dk/users/julehjerter/english.html

      (It’s a bit cumbersome to navigate, but the patterns are fascinating.) Or the hearts can be made from fabric: fuse two layers of fabric with Heat’n’Bond Ultra Hold, and the edges won’t ravel.

      • Kat
      • I’m so glad you liked it! That was one of my favorite years too. I’m not sure I can do 24 ornaments around the nativity, but it might be interesting to do a few.

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