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Tutorial: Origami fabric Christmas ornament

November 18, 2015 by Anne Weaver

Tutorial: Origami fabric Christmas ornament

Tutorial: Origami fabric Christmas ornament

Marit from Sew, Love, Live has come up with a stunning origami fabric Christmas ornament that’s sure to add a touch of elegance to your holiday decorations. This ornament is not only beautiful but also simple enough for anyone to make, even if you’re new to fabric crafting. Each ornament is made from three squares of fabric, creating a lovely 3D design that looks intricate and sophisticated, yet is quite achievable with a bit of folding and patience.

A great starting size for the fabric squares is 5 inches, which provides a good balance between size and ease of folding. If you’re looking for a more delicate, dainty ornament, you can experiment with 4-inch squares. However, be mindful that smaller fabric squares may require a bit more finesse when it comes to folding, so it’s a great challenge for those who are already familiar with origami or fabric crafts.

The beauty of this origami fabric ornament is that it combines the timeless elegance of fabric with the intricate folding techniques of origami, resulting in a decoration that’s both eye-catching and personal. You can choose your fabric colors and patterns to match your holiday theme, making this project a versatile addition to your Christmas decor. Whether you prefer festive reds and greens, a more neutral winter palette, or even metallic fabrics, these ornaments will look stunning on your tree or around the house.

Marit’s detailed tutorial will walk you through the steps, providing clear instructions and tips for creating your own fabric origami Christmas ornaments. It’s a perfect way to add a handmade, personal touch to your holiday decorations and can even become a fun, creative tradition to continue each year.

Click below to visit her tutorial and get started on your beautiful origami fabric Christmas ornaments today:

Fabric Origmai Ornament (Tutorial), by Sew, Love, Live

[photo from Sew, Love, Live]

Looking for more Christmas decorating ideas? Check out these Christmas bed linens you can adorn your bed with.

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