Friday Fun Day - Jingle Bell Tassel Ornaments | Posh Pooch Designs

 Friday Fun Day

Jingle Bell  Tassel  Ornaments

With Sara Sach of Posh Pooch Designs

Hey, Yarnie Friends, Today is Friday Fun

 Day with Sara, And we are making 

Jingle Bell Tassel Ornaments.

Fun, Easy And So Pretty!

These are  great projects for everyone.

Perfect for group settings for any ages,

from kids to adults, they will love making these.

Everyone can personalize them with their favorite colors,

 ribbon choices and bead choices.

Pull out the jingle bells, beads, ribbons, and yarn 

 and have a ornament making party!

See The Video On My Crochet Youtube 

Channel At This LINK

Here is What You Need:

Med (4) Yarn - Assorted Colors

Yarn Needle

Scissors

Assorted Ribbons

Assorted Beads

Jingle Bells

A Tassel Template 

First Let's Make The Template

Measure And cut a piece of cardboard.

2 X 5 Inches

Wrap yarn around the template length wise 

for 30 - 40 wraps. The more wraps the thicker

 the tassel. Set it aside.

Cut 2 pieces of yarn about 14 -16 inches.

Fold 1 in half and thread it on the needle.

Tie a knot about 1.5 inches from the top to form a loop.

 lace on the beads.

Tie a knot under the beds.

Cut the yarn loops off the template.

Lay them between the 2 strands of yarn.

tie securely.

Fold The yarn down.

Tie the 2nd Strand of yarn around the top of the 

tassel about 1.5 inches down.

Do not cut the yarn strands yet.

Tie a bow around the tassel.

Add a button or bead if desired, to the bow.

Trim the tassel, but do not cut the 2 long pieces of yarn.

Tie the bell onto the long yarn pieces and knot securely.

You want the bell to hand at the trim line.

Hang Them on your Tree, 

or use them as decorations on

 stockings, gifts, banners and buntings.

So many ways to use them,

and make fun memories.

The New Craft (or Yarn) Room Is Done!

We have lived here in Parker, CO 

for about a month now.

I have finally finished getting my craft room

( or yarn room, as my Hubby refers to it) 

organized!

So come on in!

I really love the French doors.

The Sewing Area

(It took me 3 hours  just to colorize the thread!)

The Yarn Area

Who needs this much yarn!

ME!

It's not my fault, Micheal's was having a sale!

The Test Section  

I bought and still buy lots of stuffed dogs,

so I can see all the hats I have designed.

 I always try to keep one of each style.

(Believe me this isn't the half of them.)

My Baubles Area

I tried to get this pic to save right,

 but it just kept saving it side ways.

So, If you don't mind, tilt your head to the left. Sorry :O)

This is were I keep all my beads, buttons, and Baubles.

Over stock and Storage Area

We have a storage area behind the Craft room,

so my hubby set up these shelves to hold

 plastic bins for my stuff.

Yarn, yes more yarn, Test items,

Fabric, Flowers,and many other crafty things.

Thanks for Stopping by!