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Customer Projects: Christmas Fun
There’s nothing we love more than seeing all of the wonderful projects our customers create during the Christmas season! From placemats, to rug mugs, pot holders, & more we are always continually amazed by the endless creativity of our customers. We put together this blog to spread a little Christmas cheer—and maybe a little inspiration—by showcasing some of the most fun Christmas projects we’ve seen this year...
Placemats by Betty
We can’t think of a better way to kick off our Christmas Fun blog than to highlight these wonderful Christmas placemats Betty created! Over the years, Wonda has made 48 Christmas placemats for her family & friends. But this year she decided to finally make some for herself. We think they turned out great! We love the colors she chose for each design and how well the pop against the beautiful red placemats. Great job, Betty!
Designs used: North Pole Village Applique Set 3, North Pole Village Applique Set 4, Gingerbread Village Applique 5x7
Potholders by Wonda
We just can’t get enough of these darling potholders Wonda created using a variety of our Christmas-themed sets! We love how she chose fabrics for the borders of each potholder that matched the themes of our designs. Too cute! These would be the perfect addition to any kitchen during the Christmas season. Great job, Wonda!
Designs Used: Farm Fresh Christmas 1, Farm Fresh Christmas 3, Ginger Kitchen Applique
Mug Rugs by Gma
We love, love, love all of these adorable Christmas rug mugs that Gma created. She used our Simply Santa Redwork & Simply Snowmen Redwork sets to create 45 of these mug rugs, amazing!! We can’t tell you how happy it makes us seeing our customers putting so much time and effort into their projects with our designs. Keep up the great work, Gma!
Placemats by Kay
How gorgeous are these rope placemats Kay created using our Ornamental Christmas set?? We love how the colors used on each design really pop against the white backgrounds. We might have to try this idea out for ourselves for our next Christmas project. Wonderful job, Kay!