가죽 크리스마스 장식 2개

당신은 할 수 있습니다 여기서 패턴을 얻으세요 아직 하지 않았다면.

Print out the pattern corresponding to the decoration that you will be working on.

인쇄 설정을 확인하여 패턴 크기가 조정되지 않았는지 확인하세요. 각 페이지 하단에 있는 참고 자료를 측정하여 제대로 인쇄되었는지 확인할 수 있습니다.

패턴의 모양을 따라 대략 잘라낸 다음 마스킹 테이프를 사용하여 가죽 조각에 고정합니다.

Use a 1mm hole punch to punch the stitching holes for all the pieces.

For the peppermint candy, use a 2mm hole punch to punch the two holes that will accommodate the ring.

I used Angelus leather paints to paint the two decorations:

• Riot Red and White for the peppermint candy.
• Pearlescent Gold with touches of Bronze along the edges for the star.

First setup the hanging ring inside the two holes.

Then, stitch two pieces together using a saddle stitch. Remember to position the piece with the bevelled edge on top.

Add the next piece on top of the last one. Continue this process until all eight pieces are attached, leaving only the final two edges – from the first and last piece – to be stitched together.

As you progress, it will become more difficult to access the needle holes from the inside. This is when curved needles become essential.

That final stitch is the most challenging part. The edge from the last piece (currently on top) must be stitched underneath the edge of the first piece.

First, thread your needles through the initial two holes of each piece in the final assembly order: start through the last piece from underneath, then through the first piece, also from underneath. Next, carefully tuck the tip of the last piece beneath the tip of the first piece and pull the thread tight. This is why using a leather that is not too firm is important. It makes it easier to wiggle that last bit in place.

When you reach the end, you must repeat this operation of tucking the tip of the last piece. At this stage, an S-curved needle or a fine-hooked curved needle will be essential to navigate the last two holes.

Congrats, you’ve done it!

Start by stitching the small side of five triangles around one of the two pentagons, using a cross-stitch.

Repeat the process with the second pentagon to form a second star.

The two halves of the star are joined by five side panels, each a parallelogram composed of two triangles stitched together along their short sides.

Join two points of each star by stitching a triangle between them.

Once both long edges of the side panel’s first triangle are connected, connect it to the second triangle of the side panel by stitching their short edges together.

Then stitch the long sides of that second triangle to the corresponding edges of the two stars.

Repeat this process four more times to complete the decoration.

There is more than one way to skin a cat, and you may prefer a different approach when attaching the side panels. For the last panel in particular, it is easier to first stitch the short sides of the two triangles together and then attach the completed parallelogram to the star halves.

Finally, thread your cord through the two holes at the tip of one point and tie a double knot to create a hanging loop.

You can also insert a ring through those holes. Using only a cord, as I did, may cause the ornament to hang with its side facing forward. (I used this method because I did not have a gold ring available.)