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Friday, December 19, 2014

Christmas ball


My December ALYoF goal was this Christmas ball. Tutorial can be found here.


To give you a sense how "big" it is I snapped a pic before ironing the petals. Yeah it is quite small :) Once again I used Cherry Christmas line. Last year I won jelly roll and I just keep on using it. I made quite a few things already.

  

 

 

 

Advent calendar, house ornament, mug rugs, Broken herringbone cushion, Round and round cushion and more Christmas ornaments.



This week Yvonne aka Quilting Jetgirl started new linky called Thankful Thursday so I would like to join in and tell you what am I thankful for this week.

Looking back at the projects I made I'm thankful for all the free tutorials out there. I'm thankful for all those fun linky parties I like to join and which keeps me motivated. I'm thankful for all the comments you leave which encourage me to continue to create and share with the community. Thank you!

Linking up with TGIFF and Finish it Up Friday:

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28 comments:

  1. Sarah @ mila+cuatro19/12/14 21:45

    I've seen similar balls made out of paper/card but not out of fabric, they look fiddly to make but look great. Are they heavy? I loved your advent calendar last year and love it still now!

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  2. CapitolaQuilter19/12/14 21:48

    So much festive inspiration, love them all. Maybe if i do Christmas in July instead of the week before I'd have some cool items around my house!

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  3. Jessica19/12/14 22:15

    I am IN LOVE with your Cherry Christmas decorations! SO cute! The ball is amazing and looks a bit complicated.

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  4. Gemini Jen NZ19/12/14 23:13

    Nice work! Looks very intricate. I love the advent calendar - that is such a cool range of fabric. Have a Merry Christmas!

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  5. Anonymous19/12/14 23:35

    Beautiful work Vera. I love all your Christmas pojects and that ball is amazing. Marie x (mlismore@optusnet.com.au)

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  6. Lucy | Charm About You19/12/14 23:39

    I love the christmas ball!! It's really beautiful and I will definitely try and make one (though it might be next christmas by the time I get round to it!!) You've made such pretty things with that jelly roll!

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  7. Sarah Goer Quilts19/12/14 23:50

    That ornament is so cute! I participate in an ornament exchange every year and I think next year I really need to make the one I bring for the exchange. I've pinned the tutorial. Thanks for sharing and thanks for linking up with me for TGIFF.

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  8. Yvonne from Quilting Jetgirl20/12/14 03:39

    I am thankful to have met you this year! :) The ornament is fantastic!

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  9. Sandra :)20/12/14 05:00

    You sure made good use of that jellyroll - your projects are very fun and festive :) The ball is sweet, but WOW it looks fiddly, lol!

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  10. Nat at Made in Home20/12/14 07:14

    Love that ornament - and I am amazed at how much you made with one jelly roll!

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  11. Amy DeCesare20/12/14 11:50

    What fun to see all of the fabulous things you've made from that jelly roll! Cherry Christmas is one of the cutest holiday collections ever, I think! This Christmas ball is just amazing - thanks for sharing this link!

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  12. Dianne Neale20/12/14 14:09

    Gorgeous - and who knew you could make so much from a jellyroll!

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  13. Judy@Quilt Paradigm20/12/14 14:33

    That ornament is fabulous and look at all of the great things you have made out of that jelly roll!!

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  14. Renee20/12/14 16:39

    That's the jelly roll that just keeps giving! Love all the projects you've made with!

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  15. Mirka20/12/14 17:48

    Hezky pěkně !!!Ta se povedla.My jsme je šily s litvínovskýma "holkama",ale tak krásné se nám nepovedly
    http://kimlovamiroslava.blogspot.cz/2014/11/7112014.html

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    1. Vera21/12/14 18:56

      Díky! Ale jo povedly, jen byly jinak barevné :)

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  16. legato195821/12/14 00:07

    Your Christmas ornament is gorgeous! Now I want to make one of them!!
    And what a way to use a jelly roll!! "Good to the last bit!!"
    The pillows are my two most favorite of these projects, but they are stellar all together!!
    Susie

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  17. Ella and Nesta21/12/14 02:25

    Love your ornaments. Great to see decorations you usually see made in paper, made with fabric. Great use of your jelly roll!

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  18. Allison21/12/14 05:07

    Love your ornaments. So much fun. I'll have to try them next year. This year is a bust--I still haven't put up our Christmas Tree. I just moved and finally found all our Christmas decorations.

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  19. Janine @ Rainbow Hare21/12/14 23:09

    Great makes. I love your ball. I'm going to have to check out that tute :)

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  20. Nurdan Kulluk-Rennert22/12/14 05:58

    Everything you make is just so beautiful Vera. I am thankful that I have met you this year! Love to you, Nurdan xxx

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  21. Jennifer22/12/14 15:21

    This is so very cute! I can't believe how much you've made with one jelly roll!

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  22. Lara B.23/12/14 04:56

    Vera, that ball is sooo cool! So is your list of things to be thankful for! I thank you for sharing that.

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  23. Cheryl23/12/14 15:46

    Very cute ball!

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  24. Terri Ann @ ChildlikeFascination.com23/12/14 17:01

    I have been thinking about making that ornament ball too, I'm just in love with how many of them I'm seeing around this month on the blogs. Yours came out beautifully!

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  25. Granny Maud's Girl24/12/14 05:48

    I love the delicate little ball, but I am equally impressed by how many things you have made using one jelly roll!
    Hang it near the top of the tree, far above small sticky fingers and inquisitive pets!

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  26. molly b quilts2/1/15 22:50

    I LOVE this Christmas ball!!! So cute and fun!

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  27. Marly4/1/15 15:28

    Beautiful ornament; I have saved the link and will be making some for next Christmas.

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