This DIY quilted angel ornament by Lisa Capen Quilts on YouTube shows two different versions: a finished edge and a raw edge. I love how adorable this ornament is to hang up on a tree and it’s creative. I love handmade crafts and projects because it makes it more personal and you can choose an exact pattern design that you would like. Also, this is a great way to use up fabric scraps that you might have laying around. The instructions that Lisa gives are easy to follow along with because they are thorough and explained in detail. You can use this quilted angel ornament as decor during the holidays and add it to your garlands too.
Supplies:
- front and back fabric
- batting
- Fiskars Pinking Shears
- Fabri-Tack Glue
- Binding Clips
- Elmer’s Glue Sticks
- ribbons
- Poly-Fil
- iron
- sewing machine
- Angel Ornament Pattern
Directions:
First, print out the template, and cut out the shapes to work on the quilting project. However, you don’t necessarily need to purchase this, and can eyeball it. The pattern makes this DIY easier with full step by step instructions.
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Next, once you have all of your angel pieces finished, use fabri-tac to glue everything together.
Overall, I love how cute this DIY quilted angel ornament turned out in the end, and I don’t think it would be hard to make. You can customize this however you like, and it would be nice to make these for a Christmas gift for someone. This would be a great holiday project to start on, and it would a nice extra gift to attach to a Christmas gift. My mom loves angel decorations or related, so this would be nice to show her because she would be interested.
