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After moving around for a few years, we’ve finally been in one spot long enough to meet people – which is great but leaves me with a much longer gift list this year. Pairing something delicious with a festive ornament seems like the perfect DIY Christmas gift for neighbors and friends. I’m sharing a free wine glass ornament sewing pattern courtesy of Sutter Home Family Vineyards – stitch one up and sling it over a bottle of their wine for the perfect present!
I think the sequins add a fun touch; they don’t take as long as you might think. I love ornaments for gift giving because they don’t take too long to make but still show that you took the time to make something by hand.
We were invited to a Christmas dinner with friends next week; I’m not always confident of things I’ve baked or cooked but wine is a sure bet. I made coordinating white & red ornaments to go along with each of them, of course!
I think they’ll be the perfect wines to enjoy while we exchange gifts and eat some holiday treats. We don’t indulge that often, so I appreciate buying from a family owned business and knowing that Sutter Home Family Vineyards has won lots of awards and been around for 65 years, so you know they can be trusted.
The beads and sequins really catch the light! Ready to make one for yourself? Curl up with a glass of wine and start stitching.
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How to make a wine glass ornament
Supplies
-Cream, grey, & red embroidery floss*
–1/2 yard of grey wool blend felt*
-Palm sized scraps of red & cream wool blend felt
-Embroidery needle – see my favorite needles & other tools in this post about the best embroidery tools
-5mm silver bugle beads*
-clear & red seed beads*
-clear & red sequins*
-Cream & red thread
-Poly-fill stuffing
-Scissors
-chopstick, tweezers, or hemostats* for stuffing
-Ornament Pattern –sign up for my newsletter and get the free download once you confirm your subscription! If you’re already a subscriber, you can access the pattern with the password in each newsletter, in the resource library.
Steps
Step 1- Cut 2 glass and 1 wine piece for each ornament (I use freezer paper to cut my pieces, you can see more about that technique in this post!). Use coordinating sewing thread and push your needle up through the middle of the sequin, insert a seed bead on top.
Step 2- Loop back down and through the sequin’s hole again. Come up next to it and repeat for the next sequin, filling up the entire accent piece.
Step 3- Use a pin and center the sequined piece on the wine glass piece, blanket stitch around the entire piece, affixing it to the glass piece.
Step 4- Using coordinating thread, sew the bugle beads on one at a time around the edge of the wine glass piece.
Step 5- Layer the beaded wine glass piece on top of the plain wine glass and blanket stitch around half of the body. Pause to insert stuffing into the stem and base, and then continue stitching up to the top, insert stuffing and even it out, stitch closed.
Step 6- Stitch embroidery floss through the corner and knot it, trim, to act as a hanger.
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Tammy
Tuesday 12th of November 2019
These are so cute. I plan on making some for gifts.😍
Stephanie - Swoodson Says
Tuesday 7th of January 2020
This is a very late reply but I hope you were able to, thank you Tammy!
Sherri
Sunday 10th of November 2019
Just found this and want to make a few for Christmas. Your instructions say to cut 2 glass pieces and 2 wine pieces for each ornament. Are these two sided? Or why do I cut 2 wine pieces? Just wanted to get clarification. Thanks!
Stephanie - Swoodson Says
Sunday 10th of November 2019
Hi Sherri! Nope that is totally a typo, though you could easily make them two sided if you wanted to :) I fixed it! Happy sewing!
Erlene
Saturday 16th of December 2017
These are so pretty! Wine glass shape + sequins = winner for me :-)