How Do You Make Monogrammed Christmas Ornaments?

Homemade ornaments are the best! These are sized perfectly to hang on the tree or to tie with a ribbon as a bonus gift to personalize a package. Read on and learn how to make monogrammed Christmas ornaments.... Trace the OUTSIDE of the hoop with a sharpened pencil onto the muslin.

Next, center the initial stencil under the hoop and trace this onto muslin. Lay hoop on the green felt. Trace INSIDE the hoop.

Cut out circle and set aside. Sew red sequins in a double row following the traced outline of the letter R. Slightly overlap the sequins as you go.

Continue until outline is entirely filled in with the sequins. Go to the sewing machine. Select a preferred embroidery stitch.

Pin and center the green felt piece to the back of the muslin circle. Begin sewing in a circle around the initial R until circle is completed. This step adds a decorative stitch to the monogrammed ornament at the same time it secures felt backing.

Lay finished piece over the inner hoop (centered) and over this ... more.

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