You will have so much fun making these snowflakes with your grandchildren Penny Ueeck! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave this lovely comment!
HI. My granddaughter makes these out of paper and has sold many of them...I can't wait to show her how to make these out of material...Thank you so very much for sharing this wonderful project.....
you are right they are the most beautiful snowflakes you can make I wish I can post a pic for you to see but thanks for the instructions so well that I could follow them good thanks a lot
You can certainly message us a photo on Facebook or email us at socialmedia@shabbyfabris.com +Sandi Rice! Thank you so much for watching- we are happy you had fun making them!
Thanks for the tutorials! I’ve made three of your no-sew ornaments, Scandinavian Star, quilted ball, and now this. This one I used 2 1/2” squares and scissors to cut the strips about 1/4”, so I could have one small enough for my tree. A little tricky being so small, but turned out very well!
You're so welcome! We're so glad you've been able to make so many great projects and that the small snowflake worked well for you! We'd love to see pictures if you want to share them.
I am an Occupational Theraist in a school and I make these with my students out of aer. I can't wait to try it out of material for home and i can give them as gifts!
Hi RJAG - We are very happy to hear that this project has inspired you! Don't forget to tag us in your project photos so we can see your beautiful creations! -Michelle
You are so welcome Phyllis! I'm glad you found the instructions easy to follow. Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment. God Bless you my friend :) Jen
Took me 4 min to realize that you are a great instructor. You are adorable. Thanks for taking the time to produce this work of art. Your efforts are appreciated.
Z's mom here. Thanks for sharing this craft. I've never seen anything like it before. They are so beautiful! You are such a good teacher. You go at just the right speed, have a pleasant speaking voice and explain everything thoroughly. I can't wait to try making some!
These are genius! No more tears or flattened snowflakes! These would be gorgeous with batiks! The dark one over your left shoulder (right side of screen) is my favorite. So lovely!
I can't wait to try this. They're gorgeous!!! And, I can make different sizes, using the same fabrics to make a set. Thanks so much and thanks for keeping it on RUclips, as I'll have to refer back to it.
This is the cooolest idea. You made a beautiful, fun, idea. My daughter loves snowflakes, and I’m going to hang them from her ceiling when she is gone, to surprise her. Thanks.
I've been watching your tutorials for about 6 months and every project I've done following your instructions have come out beautifully. I really like the free pattern downloads. The whole set up is perfect. I had made these snowflakes with paper and disappointed they barely lasted a week and forget about trying to store them. I was so happy to see your instructions for fabric snowflakes. Thank you.
Thank you SO much for watching our videos and learning along with us, Madeleine! We are so happy you found this tutorial and are much more satisfied than with the paper snowflakes. Thank you for your kind comment and for being a member of Team Shabby!
Thank you sooooooooo much for sharing! For the first time in 16 yrs I know what to give my ladies for the holidays! My son wants to make and sell them for college fund.......he's 11! May God bless you always.
I practice making these with construction paper super easy and fun! I love the big motifs when it comes to crafting I can't wait to make these for my tree with fabric. Thank you Shabby Fabric for sharing...and your tips are excellent reminders as well!
This is beautiful and so easy! I watched this first on my phone, so came back to see the big screen. I thought of cutting & fusing larger pieces of fabric to cut my strips more easily, (as a viewer mentioned) however, I can see why you cut the strips for each one, as it reads better on You Tube and there are beginners who like and need the more precise instructions. Thank you so much, this is awesome.
These are beautiful and so glad out of fabric. You make things look so easy, and I love your way of teaching. Anxious to try these and have a couple of friends over to make them as well. Sending this web site to my Daughter and Granddaughter in NC to see.
I used to make these with my students for our classroom, but as you said they don't last. Love making them with fabric so we can do this for any season.
Thank you. Awesome tutorial and beautiful snowflakes. You could use an applique pressing sheet on top of your ironing board or pad to protect from adhesive ooze. Also silicone finger tips for those afraid of hot glue gun. Ÿou could mark the 1/2 inch stopping point for cutting with a heat erasable pen. Many people who play with fabric might already have these tools. Thanks again for your awesome tutorial! Marianne
Just came across this video and can't wait to make some! I made a quilt for each of my grandchildren and will make a snowflake out of leftover material for each of them. I give them a Christmas ornament each year (so they'll have a collection to take with them when they're off on their own) and was looking for a homemade one to make this year. Add a to/from and date on each. Perfect. Thanks! 🇨🇦
Robin Stowers - You are so welcome and thank you for watching the video! I hope you'll have a chance to make some 3-D Snowflakes! They are so much fun! Happy New Year, Jennifer
Jennifer, This is such a fun project. I so enjoyed making one today, and plan on making more. They are easy and beautiful. Thank you for your videos ! They are so easy to follow.
Thank you so much for watching, June! We're so glad the video was helpful and that you were successfully able to make one! We'd love to see pictures if you want to share them with us.
Love these. I’m fed up having to re-do paper decorations after they get squashed. Can I share my top glue gun tip. When you put a new glue stick in. Pop a dot of hot glue on the end of the new stick to join it to the old one. Then you don’t lose the continuous flow 😊😊
I made my first one tonite. Your instructions are easy to follow and they are super cute! My porch is going to have a nice when I have all six done. Thank you so much for taking the time to show us how to do them!
Merry Christmas everyone! Your tutorials are fantastic and I've made 18 folded fabric ornaments and am working on my third 3D Fabric Snowflake. To say your projects are addicting is an understatement. Here's what I learned from the 3D Fabric Snowflakes: They are easy and they are fun! The first one was a bit more of a challenge; I worried about glue oozing out of the sides and it was hard (to me) to cut. The second one was much easier to cut, perhaps because I wasn't as nervous about it. Here's a suggestion for the Heat n' Bond (Ultra Hold) Cutting fabric larger and trimming it is good; however, there is waste, or more waste if you cut a full inch off after trimming. I cut my fabric into 6 1/2" squares and the Heat n' Bond into 6 1/4" squares. Place the Heat n' Bond on the center of the wrong side of the fabric. This does not have to be exact - you can eyeball the placement. When you place the 2 fabric squares together, align the edges as closely as possible and press. No oozing onto the iron or ironing board! Trim the squares down to the 6" needed to complete the project. You may find cutting them larger works for you and I know once you make one you'll want to make more.
+Darlene Frederick so, so glad to hear you are making so many of our projects and having fun in the process!! Thank you so much for your tips and tricks to making the 3-D snowflakes- trial and error are the best learning tools that we have as crafters!!
the difference being people could then eat them. mastercook.com/app/Recipe/WebRecipeDetails?recipeId=8373705So do you then store them in a tub or keep them hanging or..?
Stunning! I will be making these for my grand daughters to hang in their bedrooms. Of course with leftover fabrics from their quilts :) What a wonderful idea...Thanks you :)
Awesome snowflake! How cool is that. I'm so excited to make all of these fun projects with fabric!!! YIPPEE! Love your channel. Never have used Heat n' Bond before. Looking forward to learning more from you, Jennifer. Thank you.
I hope to make at least one of these this Christmas season; they are beautiful! While out shopping last week, someone had a lovely remnant and must've decided they didn't want it. Or perhaps they were hiding it to come back and purchase it later. It was not in the remnant bin but left with the bundles. Anyway, I spotted it while going through the bundles. It was 3/4 of a yard of beautiful blue, glittery snowflake fabric! Yes, I bought it and plan to use it to make a 3-D Snowflake. Guess it was my lucky day! A tip for moving your ruler/square: Use a suction cup hook like you'd use to hang something on a window. They come in different sizes and for a smaller ruler or square, they are the perfect tool to help pick up and move the square without disturbing the fabric.
Thank you so much for sharing that tip with us +Darlene Frederick! Great find on that snowflake fabric, too! Getting the perfect remnant is always the best feeling!
I'm so excited to make one and see how it turns out ...my niece is having a party in Dec to get people into the spirit of Christmas and I figure since she has decorated her home I will make these for her to put up thanks love them a lot wish me luck and ill try to post a pic if I can when I'm done
Had WAY too much fun making these.. while i didnt make the star, i did make individual components as Ornament gifts. i added the detail of using alphabet beads as well as decorative ones to put each recipients name on their ornament. came out a treat!!! oh and i modge podged each ornament to help it maintain its shape (i found if i was even more careful when cutting, it was easiest to modge podge while the two layers were flat (before folding/cutting) cutting was a tad harder but end effect was WORTH it.. thank you for my gifts i was able to give!! (i would enclose pics but dont know how here) -- happy holidays to all
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Wow these are so cool!!!
They really are! Happy that you love them! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
I could watch this every year for Christmas. I love these!
Such a fun and stunning project this one is! Happy that you love it and we appreciate your support! Thanks for your comment! - Abby
Jennifer, This is such a lovely idea to share. I can hardly wait to make them with my grandchildren. Thank you so very much. Penny Ueeck
You will have so much fun making these snowflakes with your grandchildren Penny Ueeck! Thank you for taking the time to watch and leave this lovely comment!
Very pretty. New hobby. Going to send one to grand daughter for her bedroom. She's 8 months old. Thankyou
Hi Nancy! Thank you for watching! I'm sure she will love it! These snowflakes are beautiful! ~Leah
What a lovely idea , thank you
Thank YOU for watching and commenting!
Today is 12/22/20. I just happened to come across this video. I could make these! Thanks for the instruction. Merry Christmas!
Hi Rita! Thank you so much for watching! Merry Christmas! - Sophie
Awesome, love it. Great project to do with your grandchildren
Glad you enjoy these fun snowflakes! -Michelle
HI. My granddaughter makes these out of paper and has sold many of them...I can't wait to show her how to make these out of material...Thank you so very much for sharing this wonderful project.....
That sounds like so much fun! This will be a fun new way for her to craft! Let us know how it goes. :) - Morgan
you are right they are the most beautiful snowflakes you can make I wish I can post a pic for you to see but thanks for the instructions so well that I could follow them good thanks a lot
You can certainly message us a photo on Facebook or email us at socialmedia@shabbyfabris.com +Sandi Rice! Thank you so much for watching- we are happy you had fun making them!
Very nice, really love this idea
Thank you! 😊 - Yajaira
How cool are these. A must do! Thank you!
So happy you like them!
So pretty, I put a small white pom pom in the middle on both sides, looks so cute.
How fun!! 💖 -Michelle
Thanks for the tutorials! I’ve made three of your no-sew ornaments, Scandinavian Star, quilted ball, and now this. This one I used 2 1/2” squares and scissors to cut the strips about 1/4”, so I could have one small enough for my tree. A little tricky being so small, but turned out very well!
You're so welcome! We're so glad you've been able to make so many great projects and that the small snowflake worked well for you! We'd love to see pictures if you want to share them.
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How far from end point did you stop cutting on your small snowflakes please? Great idea. Would love to see photos too.
They are beautiful cant wait to try it tjis Christmas.
Thank you! Let us know how they turn out! - Morgan
I am an Occupational Theraist in a school and I make these with my students out of aer. I can't wait to try it out of material for home and i can give them as gifts!
Hi RJAG - We are very happy to hear that this project has inspired you! Don't forget to tag us in your project photos so we can see your beautiful creations! -Michelle
These are so cute and different. love crafts that don't require a lot.
Aren't they great +Tatia Bridges! Such a stunning effect with very few supplies!
these are beautiful; you are an awesome teacher; thank you for sharing; God Bless You always.....Phyllis
You are so welcome Phyllis! I'm glad you found the instructions easy to follow. Thank you so much for watching and leaving a comment. God Bless you my friend :) Jen
Gorgeous
Thank you! We're glad you enjoy this project. -Michelle
I LOVE THESE! What a way to use up smaller pieces of fabric! I'm thinking of also adding crystals as well for some extra pretty sparkle!!!
Yes - these are awesome stash busters! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Took me 4 min to realize that you are a great instructor. You are adorable. Thanks for taking the time to produce this work of art. Your efforts are appreciated.
Thank you so much for watching and for leaving such a kind comment! We appreciate you taking your time to watch these tutorials.
Jennifer just beautiful will give it a try, Thank you so much for teaching us how to make this beautiful snowflake ❄️ hugs Liz…
We're glad you enjoy this fun tutorial. Thank you for watching! 💖 -Michelle
@@ShabbyFabrics You are very welcome, love your video's ❤️
Z's mom here. Thanks for sharing this craft. I've never seen anything like it before. They are so beautiful! You are such a good teacher. You go at just the right speed, have a pleasant speaking voice and explain everything thoroughly. I can't wait to try making some!
So glad you are enjoying our tutorials! Thank you so much for watching and for your kind words!
Just beautiful. Thank you.
Glad you enjoyed this fun project! Thanks for watching! -Michelle
Parchment paper works great to protect your work surface and ironing board and I always have it on hand.
Great suggestion!! -Michelle
Thanks for sharing this great idea!
You're welcome! We hope it brings joy to your holidays this season ❄️ -Michelle
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I see these for Christmas, birthdays and everything between.
You are so right! These have so many uses! Thank you so much for watching!
Absolutely gorgeous!
Thank you so much +Pasha Genie!
So glad this is still playing. Going to make this with my daughter and daughter in law. What fun!!! Thank you.
This is a great craft to do with loved ones +Becky Hansley! Thank you so much for watching!
excellent tutorial such a beautiful snowflake I must make these for Christmas
These are so gorgeous for Christmas! Thanks for watching and have fun :)
Making these as tree decorations this year, going to start now so I can give sets as gifts as well, in love with these
Hope your project went well and you enjoyed using them! - Morgan
Thank U Jennifer I am looking forward to making this!!!
Have fun making this!!
These are genius! No more tears or flattened snowflakes! These would be gorgeous with batiks! The dark one over your left shoulder (right side of screen) is my favorite. So lovely!
Thank you! They're so much fun and we agree they'd be gorgeous in batiks!! Let us know if you make some and how they turn out! - Morgan
Wonderful tutorial! I can't wait to make one for my granddaughter. Your directions are very easy to follow. Thank you!!
Donna Myers - That's great to hear! Have fun making your snowflake.
I like the snow flake pattern. Thanks
So glad you like it +Doris Huddleston! Thank you for watching!
What a wonderful idea.
Thank you!! We're happy you enjoy this project. -Michelle
love love love it.....much better than paper thanks
Thank you! We think they're so much fun and they've been fun to make year after year. And we agree - we like the fabric much better too! - Morgan
I can't wait to try this. They're gorgeous!!! And, I can make different sizes, using the same fabrics to make a set. Thanks so much and thanks for keeping it on RUclips, as I'll have to refer back to it.
+Susan Allen these look great in different sizes! That will be so cute! Thank you so much for watching!
It looks so easy when you do it! Beautiful!
It really is as easy as it looks!! Thanks for watching!
great tutorial lovely idea
So glad you liked it! Thanks for watching :)
Love these! My kids have made the paper versions before but I like the fabric version idea.
The paper ones inspired us to create these ones :)
I just fused the large strips of fabric together first and then cut out the 6" squares. Much less fabric waste and saves time.
That is so efficient! Thanks for sharing that!
I thought this too. Much more efficient and less fiddly.
To funny. You have been sewing for 30 years and never follow the pattern when cutting out fabric. Most of the time there is so much waste.
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Couldn't you just put the heat and bond on one fabric? it seems a waste to put it on both sides but maybe it's needed for the stiffness?
This is the cooolest idea. You made a beautiful, fun, idea. My daughter loves snowflakes, and I’m going to hang them from her ceiling when she is gone, to surprise her. Thanks.
So happy to hear you'll be making these for your daughter! What a fun surprise!
I've been watching your tutorials for about 6 months and every project I've done following your instructions have come out beautifully. I really like the free pattern downloads. The whole set up is perfect. I had made these snowflakes with paper and disappointed they barely lasted a week and forget about trying to store them. I was so happy to see your instructions for fabric snowflakes. Thank you.
Thank you SO much for watching our videos and learning along with us, Madeleine! We are so happy you found this tutorial and are much more satisfied than with the paper snowflakes. Thank you for your kind comment and for being a member of Team Shabby!
I’ve made many paper ones using a stapler. These fabric ones will be heirlooms! Thank you.
That's exactly right! We love the fabric versions because they can easily become heirlooms, and they last year after year.
Thank you! Love it!
We are very glad you like this decorative project. Thanks for watching! 💖 -Michelle
Thank you sooooooooo much for sharing! For the first time in 16 yrs I know what to give my ladies for the holidays! My son wants to make and sell them for college fund.......he's 11! May God bless you always.
What a forward thinking son you have +TheButterflykoi! You will have so much fun with this project!
Great job I love it
Thank you for the love!
So pretty and so easy! Thanks!
Karen Lautzenheiser - I hope you will have a chance to make some 3-D snowflakes soon! Happy New Year and thank you so much for watching! Jennifer
I practice making these with construction paper super easy and fun! I love the big motifs when it comes to crafting I can't wait to make these for my tree with fabric. Thank you Shabby Fabric for sharing...and your tips are excellent reminders as well!
So happy you liked the tutorial Carolyn Kirk! Practicing with construction paper is such a great idea!
This is beautiful and so easy! I watched this first on my phone, so came back to see the big screen. I thought of cutting & fusing larger pieces of fabric to cut my strips more easily, (as a viewer mentioned) however, I can see why you cut the strips for each one, as it reads better on You Tube and there are beginners who like and need the more precise instructions. Thank you so much, this is awesome.
So glad you found it helpful and got that clarity you needed! Let us know how your project turns out! - Morgan
THANK YOU FOR SHARING. A NICE PROJECT FOR CHRISTMAS. I WILL BE THE TALK OF THE TOWN.HEE HEE.
Thank you for watching! - Morgan
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¡Gracias!
These are beautiful and so glad out of fabric. You make things look so easy, and I love your way of teaching. Anxious to try these and have a couple of friends over to make them as well. Sending this web site to my Daughter and Granddaughter in NC to see.
These will be so fun to make with a group +Marilyn Trent! Thank you so much for watching and commenting!
I used to make these with my students for our classroom, but as you said they don't last. Love making them with fabric so we can do this for any season.
Such a fun craft for the kids! We love the fabric because they're easier to reuse every season! - Morgan
This awesome! Thank you for showing this!
Thank YOU for watching! So glad you like this project!
Thank you. Awesome tutorial and beautiful snowflakes. You could use an applique pressing sheet on top of your ironing board or pad to protect from adhesive ooze. Also silicone finger tips for those afraid of hot glue gun. Ÿou could mark the 1/2 inch stopping point for cutting with a heat erasable pen. Many people who play with fabric might already have these tools. Thanks again for your awesome tutorial!
Marianne
Thanks for the great tips! Happy that you enjoyed this tutorial! Thank you for your comment! 😊 - Abby
Pretty cool project! I might suggest maybe placing a straight pin at stopping point for cut
That’s a great suggestion! Thanks so much for watching. -Michelle
Just came across this video and can't wait to make some! I made a quilt for each of my grandchildren and will make a snowflake out of leftover material for each of them. I give them a Christmas ornament each year (so they'll have a collection to take with them when they're off on their own) and was looking for a homemade one to make this year. Add a to/from and date on each. Perfect. Thanks! 🇨🇦
This will be so cute! We love this idea, Beverley! Let us know how they turn out! - Morgan
Love these! Thank you!
Robin Stowers - You are so welcome and thank you for watching the video! I hope you'll have a chance to make some 3-D Snowflakes! They are so much fun! Happy New Year, Jennifer
That is the best thing! thanks for sharing
You are so welcome Pamela Schenck! Thank you for watching this fun tutorial!
Jennifer, This is such a fun project. I so enjoyed making one today, and plan on making more. They are easy and beautiful. Thank you for your videos ! They are so easy to follow.
Thank you so much for watching, June! We're so glad the video was helpful and that you were successfully able to make one! We'd love to see pictures if you want to share them with us.
Love these. I’m fed up having to re-do paper decorations after they get squashed.
Can I share my top glue gun tip. When you put a new glue stick in. Pop a dot of hot glue on the end of the new stick to join it to the old one. Then you don’t lose the continuous flow 😊😊
Absolutely! Thank you so much for sharing your tips and tricks! -Kyla
Oh my gosh that’s brilliant!! Thanks so much for sharing!
Amanda Silk what a great glue gun tip!
That’s awesome idea. Thank you
Wow. That’s great!
Bellas !!!! me encantaron. Gracias por compartir. Feliz Navidad !!!
Mariela Gonzalez I hope you will have a chance to make some 3-D snowflakes soon. Happy New Year, Jennifer
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Beautiful! Thank you.
Thank YOU for watching +painting55!
I made my first one tonite. Your instructions are easy to follow and they are super cute! My porch is going to have a nice when I have all six done. Thank you so much for taking the time to show us how to do them!
That is so exciting to hear +Paula Lee! So glad you were able to follow along and create snowflakes of your own! Happy Holidays to you and yours!
What a great tutorial, thank you so much for sharing so generously, they're beautiful
It's our pleasure, Margie! So glad you like the tutorial and the project. Let us know if you make these! - Morgan
Absolutely beautify, I love it. Thank you.
Thank YOU for taking the time to watch!
Brilliant. whoever thought this up is a genius.
Isn't this amazing?! We love this craft so much!
Merry Christmas everyone! Your tutorials are fantastic and I've made 18 folded fabric ornaments and am working on my third 3D Fabric Snowflake. To say your projects are addicting is an understatement.
Here's what I learned from the 3D Fabric Snowflakes: They are easy and they are fun! The first one was a bit more of a challenge; I worried about glue oozing out of the sides and it was hard (to me) to cut. The second one was much easier to cut, perhaps because I wasn't as nervous about it. Here's a suggestion for the Heat n' Bond (Ultra Hold)
Cutting fabric larger and trimming it is good; however, there is waste, or more waste if you cut a full inch off after trimming.
I cut my fabric into 6 1/2" squares and the Heat n' Bond into 6 1/4" squares. Place the Heat n' Bond on the center of the wrong side of the fabric. This does not have to be exact - you can eyeball the placement. When you place the 2 fabric squares together, align the edges as closely as possible and press. No oozing onto the iron or ironing board!
Trim the squares down to the 6" needed to complete the project. You may find cutting them larger works for you and I know once you make one you'll want to make more.
+Darlene Frederick so, so glad to hear you are making so many of our projects and having fun in the process!! Thank you so much for your tips and tricks to making the 3-D snowflakes- trial and error are the best learning tools that we have as crafters!!
I like your suggestion to cut the heat n bond into 1/4" less
Lovely tutorial - clear instructions - thank you.... and loving the snowflakes :)
Thank you so much for watching *****! We are glad to know that the instructions are clear and easy to follow!
Beautiful, can’t wait to try!!!
So happy you will be trying this project! Thanks for watching and have fun!
i have been making paper ones and having to remake them every year ... i never thought to use fabric !!! these are gorgeous!!! thank you
So happy you found our tutorial! These will last for a long time, plus they are so gorgeous in fabrics!
This is an exceptional tutorial. Thank you
Thank you for watching! - Morgan
So beautiful, love your vidéos.
Thank you so much for watching Zheng Ringuede!!
Reminds me of how we made pastry wheels in cooking school! ; ) Cute!
That is so funny! Now there is another use for the technique ;)
the difference being people could then eat them. mastercook.com/app/Recipe/WebRecipeDetails?recipeId=8373705So do you then store them in a tub or keep them hanging or..?
Wow, Great looking & seems easy. Can't wait to get started.
Thanks for watching! You will have so much fun making these!
Wow. Thanks for sharing.
Of course! :) We're so glad you like it and thank you so much for leaving such lovely comments.
Stunning! I will be making these for my grand daughters to hang in their bedrooms. Of course with leftover fabrics from their quilts :) What a wonderful idea...Thanks you :)
That is such a cute idea Marian Lewis! Your grand daughters will love these! Thank you so much for watching!
Jennifer... you are absolutely amazing!! And, such a great instructor!!!
Thank you so much for your kind comment! - Morgan
Very cool project...I also loved the pillowcase tutorial!
Thank you for the kind comment Marsha P! We are glad to hear you are enjoying our tutorials!
Beautiful and creative!
Thank you for watching! - Morgan
These fabric snowflakes are beautiful. Thank you for the very detailed how to. You do such a great job. So anxious to make some and show friends.
Thank you for that kind comment! They are so fun to make. Let us know how your friends like them! - Morgan
I just made my first snowflake - it turned out great! I'm so excited. THANK YOU!
Congratulations Donna Myers! They are so fun to make, aren't they?!
Awesome snowflake! How cool is that. I'm so excited to make all of these fun projects with fabric!!! YIPPEE! Love your channel. Never have used Heat n' Bond before. Looking forward to learning more from you, Jennifer. Thank you.
Heat N' Bond is one of our favorite craft supplies! We have so many projects that use it and there are always more to come! Thanks for watching :)
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I hope to make at least one of these this Christmas season; they are beautiful! While out shopping last week, someone had a lovely remnant and must've decided they didn't want it. Or perhaps they were hiding it to come back and purchase it later. It was not in the remnant bin but left with the bundles. Anyway, I spotted it while going through the bundles. It was 3/4 of a yard of beautiful blue, glittery snowflake fabric! Yes, I bought it and plan to use it to make a 3-D Snowflake. Guess it was my lucky day!
A tip for moving your ruler/square: Use a suction cup hook like you'd use to hang something on a window. They come in different sizes and for a smaller ruler or square, they are the perfect tool to help pick up and move the square without disturbing the fabric.
Thank you so much for sharing that tip with us +Darlene Frederick! Great find on that snowflake fabric, too! Getting the perfect remnant is always the best feeling!
I made this star yesterday and it turned out BEAUTIFUL!! Thank you so much for this tutorial. Going to check out your Christmas ornaments today.
That's awesome to hear!! Feel free to share your projects with us on Facebook or Instagram- we'd love to see your creations!
Amazing .
Thank you :)
Thank you for sharing
Thank YOU for watching!
I'm so excited to make one and see how it turns out ...my niece is having a party in Dec to get people into the spirit of Christmas and I figure since she has decorated her home I will make these for her to put up thanks love them a lot wish me luck and ill try to post a pic if I can when I'm done
Good luck +Sandi Rice! These are such a fun way to decorate- you will have a blast making them!
I am so addicted to your RUclips Videos. Thank you!
Those are so pretty! Love them. You make it look so easy, but for me hmmmmm. I will try them for sure😊. Thank you Jennifer
These are so simple!! You will have so much fun making these! Thanks for watching!
Beautiful I have the no sew Heat and Bond. Bought it by accident and this is a perfect way to use it. Love, love, your tutorials!
That will work great! - Morgan
wow this is amazing and another very good video with clear instructions Thank you for sharing its brilliant
Thank you for watching! - Morgan
These are waaaay too cool! I love your videos!
Thank you so much for the love +Kati R.!
Had WAY too much fun making these.. while i didnt make the star, i did make individual components as Ornament gifts. i added the detail of using alphabet beads as well as decorative ones to put each recipients name on their ornament. came out a treat!!! oh and i modge podged each ornament to help it maintain its shape (i found if i was even more careful when cutting, it was easiest to modge podge while the two layers were flat (before folding/cutting) cutting was a tad harder but end effect was WORTH it.. thank you for my gifts i was able to give!! (i would enclose pics but dont know how here) -- happy holidays to all
Wow! That is so awesome to hear - how creative to use each of the sections as individual ornaments :) Thanks for watching and for this great comment!
beautiful ❄️❄️❄️
Hi Jill! Thank you for watching! - Sophie
another awesome gift thank you so much for sharing this goodness Morgan i really love them
Thank you for watching! So glad you like these! - Morgan
Love your tutorials and learning about products like heat and bond. I made one of these today for 4th of July theme.
Thank you so much for watching Lynn Hobbs! We love discovering new products as well! I bet those 4th of July themed ones are CUTE!
I made these a few years ago and can’t wait to make some more.
They are so much fun!! - Morgan
Beautiful
Thank you so much, Lisa! - Morgan