Christmas cutlery holders

Isobel - Sewing Content Creator & Small Biz on Instagram: "Save this one for later! ⏰ Do you want to make your own Christmas cutlery holders this year? Here is everything you need to make your own! You wil need ⬇️ ✨ Cotton fabric (1x 4.5” by 12” and 2x 4.5” by 10”) ✨ Interfacing (1x 4.5” by 6” and 1x 4.5” by 10”) ✨ Matching thread 🧵 Any questions? Let me know below ⬇️ #madebyisobelvictoria #christmas #christmassewing #sewingideas #sewinginspiration #sewinghowto #sewingtutorial…

When I saw the Black foil sheets in the catalogue my first thought was 'ooh a shiny black belt for Santa' and I planned to use it on the Santa's Jacke

Nigezza Creates aka Gez, Independent Stampin' Up® Demonstrator Thank you so much for visiting my blog today, I really hope you like my project. I don't know abut you but I always like to add something special to my Christmas table and this year is no different but to be different I have made cutlery holders for the first time. Measurements and Materials Product List Cherry Cobbler A4 Card Stock 8 1/4" x 8 1/4" Mark on one side using the score tool on your trimmer 1 1/2" & 5 1/2" Trim off…

10 DIY Fabric Christmas Cutlery Holder Free Sewing Patterns | Fabric Art DIY

These 10 adorable Christmas Cutlery Holder Crochet Patterns are all free and perfect for adding a touch of charm to your holiday table.

These 10 adorable Christmas Cutlery Holder Crochet Patterns are all free and perfect for adding a touch of charm to your holiday table. #ChristmasCrochet #Crafting

This weekend promises to be the coldest we have had so far this year, what a good excuse to stay indoors and sew, fingers crossed that is wh...

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Get your home ready for festive entertaining with these Christmas table decorations!

The holiday season is upon us and if you're thinking of sewing projects for Christmas, then you're at the right place! Give these projects a try!