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| Left, is the penny poinsettia face forward. Center as seen from the side. Right, is the backside of the felt poinsettia. |
The supplies you will need for this design include: red felt or wool, pale pink embroidery floss, seed beads, wire for hanging and white and/or red and white decorative lace.
Step-by-Step Instructions:
- Cut 12 quarter size rounds from red felt or fancy red wool felt. Cut one larger round from the same material approximately 4 times larger than the quarter-sized rounds. This is the backside of the ornament.
- Curl the small quarter round felt pieces into small 'horn' shapes and tack these in place with a bit of thread.
- Glue or sew four felt horns equally distant from each other in the shape of a cross on top of the larger felt backing. See in photo below.
- Now fill in the remaining spaces with 2 horns per gap making the outer petals of the poinsettia flower.
- Gather and ruffle lace to wind around filling in the center gap. Attach using needle and thread.
- Thread pink contrasting embroidery floss on a needle and sew on an additional stitch around the edges of each petal.
- String an occasional seed bead to add a bit of sparkle to the edges as well.
- Sew on a hook for hanging.
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| Left, are the 12 petals cut after tracing around a quarter shape. Right shows how the first 4 petals are added in the shape of a cross to form the penny wool poinsettia Christmas flower. |
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